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Re: Purpose of HttpRequest::SSLCertificate [message #51446 is a reply to message #51438]

Tue, 26 March 2019 12:09

Xemuth
Messages: 387
Registered: August 2018
Location: France

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Hi Mirek,

Thanks for your reply.

By looking deeply the code of CORE/SSL. In

 bool TcpSocket::SSLImp::Start()

this Happen :

if(socket.cert.GetCount())
    context.UseCertificate(socket.cert, socket.pkey, socket.asn1);

I guess, the purpose of this is to change the certificate when socket.cert.GetCount() > 0
but the probleme is, with this kind of code :

	HttpRequest requete3(requete2.GetRedirectUrl());
	requete3.GET();
	requete3.StdHeaders(true);
	requete3.SSLCertificate("TEST","TEST",false );
	Cout() <<  requete3.Execute();

this :

  if(socket.cert.GetCount())

is never equal to true.

may be that attaching the socket to the SSLImp structure does not work well, Or I'm just stupid and didnt understood how to use it Very Happy

What you think about it ?

Thanks in advance.

Best regard

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