Forums Bug Reports /Sockopen -e gives SSL warning

When using /sockopen -e with SSL on 7.35, mIRC warns you if the certificate is 'unknown'. I think that wasn't happening before, if it's an intentional change, we would need something to bypass that warning.

Also, if you tell it to remember the decision for the future, it doesn't remember it

To reproduce, //sockopen -e test dl.dropboxusercontent.com 443 with ssl available. result:

Thanks, this issue has been fixed for the next version.

What is actually fixed, is it normal to get the SSL warning in this case? Is the fix about the 'remember' checkbox not working properly or should it not give a warning?

The issue was due to an incorrect CRL check setting in OpenSSL. The "remember" checkbox was working correctly, however as the domain used multiple IP addresses, it required verification for each IP address.

Right, but previous versions of mIRC wouldn't show a warning for ssl connection using /sockopen, would they? If that's a new thing, is there a possibility to extand the -e switch with -eN where -e1 bypass the warning?

I've received the confirmation dialog with /sockopen in previous versions.

Well, I must have forgotten, but then I would like to see a way to bypass the warning, if you need ssl with your script, others users might not know about what ssl is and why they are looking at this warning.