Handling self-sign SSL certificate

[oliyh]

Handling self-sign SSL certificate

[oliyh]

Hi,

Which http library are you using? You will need to either write an interceptor to add the appropriate parameters to the request map or to provide them using :martian.core/request on each request.

For clj-http it looks like you should be able to use :key-store and :trust-store and friends.

[koprivica]

I am using clj-http as suggested. Is there any way I can skip this verification?
I tried with:

(def my-request
  {:name ::perform-request
   :insecure? true
   :insecure true
   :leave (fn [{:keys [request] :as ctx}]
            (assoc ctx :response (http/request request)))})

(def my-interceptors
  (concat martian/default-interceptors [interceptors/default-encode-body interceptors/default-coerce-response my-request]))

(defn authenticate
   "Authenticate"
[x u p]
(let [m (martian-http/bootstrap-swagger x my-interceptors)]
(martian/response-for m :Authenticate {:user u :password p})
))

Unfortunately without success.

[oliyh]

Hi,

You need to set it on the request map that is supplied to clj-http. The following interceptor will do that, you just need to queue it before the http request interceptor.

(def go-insecure
  {:name ::perform-request
   :enter (fn [ctx]
                (assoc-in ctx [:request :insecure?] true))})

Hope this helps.

By the way this is equivalent to your leave fn looking like this:

(fn [{:keys [request] :as ctx}]
            (assoc ctx :response (http/request (assoc request :insecure? true))))

But it's quite nice to have interceptors to be smaller so that they're more composable.

[oliyh]

Hi @koprivica,
If this was useful, shall I close this issue?
Regards,

[koprivica]

Hi @oliyh,
This was very helpful.