I have a Git repository with two remotes, which I access over https. One of the remote server has a "normal" ssl certificate (issued by a recognised CA), the other a self-signed certificate.
If I do not set http.sslCAInfo, I can access the first server but not the second (the self-signed certificate not being found by Git). If I set http.sslCAInfo to point to the self-signed certificate, the second server can be accessed but not the first (this time because Git cannot find the certificates which - I assume - are provided by my OS).
Thus, I want to know how I can get the default value of Git variable http.sslCAInfo, so I can specify it and append the path to my self-signed certificate. Any other method to solve the original problem is of course welcome.
