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I have created an instance of the uaac service in cloud foundry and have associated it with one of my application. Now, when I try to target my CLI to the uaac instance I get the following error,

$ uaac target <uaac URL> 
failed to access <uaac URL>: Invalid SSL Cert for <uaac URL>/login. Use '--skip-ssl-validation' to continue with an insecure target

I have added the option as per the message,

 $ uaac target <uaac URL> --skip-ssl-validation

But again I get the same error, 

failed to access <uaac URL>: Invalid SSL Cert for <uaac URL>/login. Use '--skip-ssl-validation' to continue with an insecure target

I am not sure why the option is not considered and I get the same error again even after mentioning the option.

Amit Kumar Gupta
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It looks like this is an known issue as of this writing:

On the github comments someone suggests a workaround via a setting in the config file (~/.uaac.yml by default):

https://127.0.0.1:8580:
  skip_ssl_validation: true
  ca_cert:

for a local uaa at 8580.

This only worked for me with the uaac target command, but apparently not for the uaac token command

Glorfindel
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My solution was to use the http prefix before my uaa Ip

uaac target http://10.81.4.236:8080
Dan The Man
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