- Dec 18, 2013
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I work for a school that has deployed a chromebook program for the students. We allow the students to take them home and because of this we are required to use a content filter. The company that supplies our filtering issues these certificates that get corrupted sometimes and we have to delete and then manually re-install.
To achieve this we go into settings - show advanced settings - manage certificates - hit the authorities tab - remove the bad one - then import the new one.
It isn't a terribly complicated task, but it can be time consuming. Is there a way to write a bash script or something similar to streamline the process?
To achieve this we go into settings - show advanced settings - manage certificates - hit the authorities tab - remove the bad one - then import the new one.
It isn't a terribly complicated task, but it can be time consuming. Is there a way to write a bash script or something similar to streamline the process?
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