CentOS - Mar 2013 - serving a kickstart file over https with self-signed certificate

I am currently using https for the --url and --repo options in a kickstart file.
The yum repo files are also set to do the same. Both of them have a setting
(noverifyssl and sslverify=no, respectively) and this works as expected to pass
--insecure to curl. However, I cannot figure out how to also serve the kickstart
file itself. ks=user:pass at url works as a url, but I get the "Problem
with the SSL CA cert" error. Is there a kernel cmdline option? I have tried
different variations of noverifyssl and rd_noverifyssl but haven't lucked
upon the right one and I'm not finding the answer in google. This is
centos6, btw.

Thanks!

On 03/11/2013 12:43 PM, jortega wrote:
> I am currently using https for the --url and --repo options in a kickstart
file. The yum repo files are also set to do the same. Both of them have a
setting (noverifyssl and sslverify=no, respectively) and this works as expected
to pass --insecure to curl. However, I cannot figure out how to also serve the
kickstart file itself. ks=user:pass at url works as a url, but I get the
"Problem with the SSL CA cert" error. Is there a kernel cmdline
option? I have tried different variations of noverifyssl and rd_noverifyssl but
haven't lucked upon the right one and I'm not finding the answer in
google. This is centos6, btw.
>
> Thanks!
I figured it out. NOVERIFYSSL is the correct kernel cmdline option. I 
must have mistyped it when I was going through all the permutations.