Handle Self-Signed Certificate

[Kyle Cummings]

I am making a request between servers and I am getting a server certificate verification failure / self-signed certificate failure. As the servers are currently development servers, and I do not care about self-signed certificates just yet, how do I tell the curlpp library to ignore such an "error"?

For reference (if needed), I am currently working off the example04.cpp code.

[M Vladymyrov]

Mb just add the top cert to trusted list?

On Nov 13, 2014 7:16 AM, "Kyle Cummings" <cumming...@gmail.com> wrote:

I am making a request between servers and I am getting a server certificate verification failure / self-signed certificate failure. As the servers are currently development servers, and I do not care about self-signed certificates just yet, how do I tell the curlpp library to ignore such an "error"?

For reference (if needed), I am currently working off the example04.cpp code.

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[Jean-Philippe Barette-LaPierre]

This is more a libcURL-related question. cURLpp is a C++ wrapper around libcURL, so you should send your question to libcURL to have a broader audience. 

[Kyle Cummings]

I eventually found out how to do this.

curlpp::Easy request;
request.setOpt(curlpp::options::SslVerifyPeer(false));
request.setOpt(curlpp::options::SslVerifyHost(false));