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1. Go to Firefox/Preferences/Advanced/Encryption/View Certificates and click on your certificate and click the Backup button. In the Save Dialog box, save your certificate as a pks12 (.p12) file in your server directory (neatest if you save it in a cert subdirectory).
2. Using your terminal, CD to the cert subdirectory.
3. Create a .pem file: openssl pkcs12 -nodes -in yourcert.p12 -out yourcert.pem
4. Now remove the password from your .pem file this way: openssl rsa -in yourcert.pem -out yourcertNoPassword.pem
5. From the Authorities tab in FF, export and save the "MIT Certification Authority..." certification to a file name mitCA.pem in /zend_framework/public/server/certs folder.
6.  If using the older proxy only, {{put the correct paths to your certs in the proxy.js file (roughly lines 21-23 / see example below).}}Proxy.js example:

   Code Block
   var KEY = fs.readFileSync('./certs/yourcert.pem').toString(); var CERT = fs.readFileSync('./certs/yourcertNoPassword.pem').toString(); var CA = fs.readFileSync('./certs/mitCA.pem').toString();

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1. Navigate to zend_framework/public/server
2. Start the server via command node bin/mitserv.js -a auth_me.json

Possible Issues

• Issue:
  • Proxy starting but never returning
• Fix:
  • Make sure you're connecting using either the MIT N or MIT SECURE N wireless network

• Issue: 
  • Seeing GET http://localhost:8080/rest/v1/user/auth 403 (Forbidden)
  • With body content including: "SyntaxError: Unexpected token ILLEGAL"
• Fix: The Apache server needs to include the username

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