Install the Chrome browser certificate under Ubuntu

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After Goagent is turned on in the Ubuntu system and the agent is hooked up to Chrome, it is found that websites that visit HTTPS get out of an unsafe warning, which is an issue where SSL cannot be verified.
This is because the browser does not have a related certificate. Under Windows, install the certificate just by tapping the. crt file, but in Ubuntu it's a bit of a hassle.
Many HTTPS sites found in use pop-up certificate alert, you need to import the LOCAL/CA.CRT certificate.
Here's a brief introduction to how to import Chrome certificates under Ubuntu.

1. First need to install libnss3-tools this software, in the terminal input

sudo apt-get install libnss3-tools

Import the relevant browser certificate after the installation is complete.

2. My Goagent folder is placed on the F drive, so the Goagent certificate ca.crt path in Linux is

$/MEDIA/F/GOAGENT/LOCAL/CA.CRT

3. Enter the following command in the terminal to complete the certificate import

certutil-d sql: $HOME/.pki/nssdb-a-T "C,,"-N goagent-i '/media/f/goagent/local/ca.crt '

Then in the Chrome browser's preferences to see if there is a goagent certificate, join did not add a ca.crt on it.

Install the Chrome browser certificate under Ubuntu