Hi. I run CBB for Mac and in CBB Preferences, under Network, the "Ignore SSL Certificates" checkbox is checked by default. I would like to know what this preference does. I am backing up to remote Minio server over the internet and I setup my Minio server to run only under HTTPS and I configured my CBB backup destination with "Use SSL" checked under Advanced Settings. I want my backups to be done over SSL.
What is the purpose of the CBB Preferences "Ignore SSL Certificates" default, and does it override the "Use SSL" for backup destination?
This is a new option in v2.4 that allows you to prevent (get a failure) backups if the SSL certificates on the backup destination are corrupt. The default is to ignore certificates as it is used to be in previous versions.
The information at the provided link states that "Suppose you're running a server with self-signed SSL certificates and Minio as your backup destination. To avoid backup failure, CloudBerry Backup disregards the self-signed certificates and proceeds with the backup process. In release 2.4, we've added the option to fail a backup plan if the SSL certificates on the backup destination are corrupt."
I am not sure I understand correctly the way it is written:
. In 2.4, if the "Ignore SSL certifaces" check box is checked (selected), does CBB ignore SSL certificates ALL THE TIME, i.e., not only when the certificates are corrupt?
. If CBB ignores the SSL Certificates, does it mean that the communication link between CBB and the remote Minio server IS NOT over SSL, i.e., it is not protected?
Thanks again Julia. But still, when the SSL certificate is ignored, does it mean that the communication between CBB and remote Minio server (over internet) is not protected via SSL?
Just a suggestion to CB. It would be great if we could have access to a CBB for Mac documentation where this information would be available. I found Help Documentation for CBB but it is for Windows.
Hi Sylvain, as Julia has mentioned, we are preparing to add a Mac/Linux section to our new Help site. As soon as our tech writers finish the articles, we will publish it.