Installing the certificate manually
If you’re having troubles connecting to Kawata using stable (latest)/beta/cuttingedge or the switcher doesn’t install the certificate properly, you can install the certificate manually.
Instructions
- First, download the certificate by clicking here
- Then, open certificate.crt
- Click Install certificate…
- Click Next
- Select Place all certificates in the following store (second option), then click Browse…
- A new window will pop up, select Trusted root certification authorities and click Ok
- Click Next
- Click Finish
How to test the certificate
To ensure the certificate has been installed successfully, make sure the switcher is On and open this page.
- If you see osu!bancho stuff, your switcher is off. Turn it on and try again.
- If you see some kawata stuff, you’re successfully connected to Kawata under https, good job!
- If you get some certificate or security error, the certificate has not been installed successfully. Follow the instructions below.
If everything else fails…
…you can try to remove all existing Kawata/Ripple/Akatsuki/Enjuu/Whatever certificates and install the certificate again. Follow these steps:
- Press Win+R
- Type
mmc certmgr.mscin the run box and press enter to open the Certificate Manager
- Select Trusted root certification authorities on the left
- Select Certificates on the right
- You should see a Ripple entry and one or two *.ppy.sh entries in the list. Select them, right click and click on Delete
- Select all the positive options
- Open the switcher, click on Install certificate, then Yes
- Try to connect to Kawata’s bancho server under https and it should work
