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Introduce SECRETLESS_HTTP_CA_BUNDLE environment variable #1180
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…ce singleton This allows Secretless to proxy connection to servers with self-signed certificates. Appending different RootCAs for each http connector instance requires significantly more work so this value applies in a global sense. SECRETLESS_HTTP_CA_BUNDLE is the file path to the RootCAs that will be appended for use by the http service singleton.
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@doodlesbykumbi Just a couple of comments
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@doodlesbykumbi Nice work! I really like the nixing of NGINX!
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This allows Secretless to proxy connection to servers with self-signed certificates. Appending different RootCAs for each http connector instance requires significantly more work so this value applies in a global sense. SECRETLESS_HTTP_CA_BUNDLE is the file path to the RootCAs that will be appended for use by the http service singleton.
Refactored the tests for the generic http connector. Sample output: