Add certificate for auth and RPC calls.#152
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Add certificate for auth and RPC calls.#152panvid wants to merge 1 commit intotejado:masterfrom panvid:enhancement/Add-certificateable-requests
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Does this ignore untrusted CA errors? |
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@globeriz Not yet I think. |
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@globeriz What will be happen with this PR? |
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For my usage I want to log all HTTP calls. This is only possible with a SSL-man-in-the-middle tool (like CharlesProxy).
For this reason I need to log all calls with my own SSL cert to:
This commit allows to add a cert attribute to config.json:
{ "cert": "PathToCert" }For more infos: StackOverflow - check Python requests with charles proxy for HTTPS.