Disable validation of certificates when building java

[Animaleante]

I'm developing a mod using JetBrain's IntelliJ, but I have somethings blocked on my company's network (Don't worry, I develop during lunch), but because of that, my build fails with a message saying that the build failed cause it could not validate the certificates for forge. It suggests I add the VM option "-Dnet.minecraftforge.gradle.test_certs=false", which I did add to my "runClient" configuration, but id did not change anything. Anyone can help?

 

[Animaleante]

This is the error:
 

Build file '/home/diogo/Documents/mine-mods/ImprovedWolves/build.gradle' line: 11

A problem occurred evaluating root project 'ImprovedWolves'.
> Failed to apply plugin [id 'net.minecraftforge.gradle']
   > Failed to validate certificate for https://files.minecraftforge.net/maven/, Most likely cause is an outdated JDK. Try updating at https://adoptopenjdk.net/ To disable this check re-run with -Dnet.minecraftforge.gradle.test_certs=false

(This mod is not mine, I'm working on it to learn how to mod, but I know it works because when I build it at home it works.)

Edited March 17, 2020 by Animaleante
Explanation

[Animaleante]

I'm using 1.8.0_241. I understand what the problem is, but the only thing I can do, given my network limitations, is skip tgese validations,as thos URLs are blocked.

[Animaleante]

It will make more calls to these urls after the validation? So there's no way to develop a mod if you don't have internet for example?

[Animaleante]

Oh, I did that already. I took the notebook home and download everything. Minecraft opened and the mod was working correctly. But by bringing the note with me to work, just trying to run it again gives me this error.

[Animaleante]

Will try that thanks

[Animaleante]

Yeah no luck with that either..same message

[Animaleante]

Okay...if I disable the internet adapter...it lets me build it offline no problem. Gonna do that. Thanks for the help @diesieben07