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Certificate problems behind corperate firewall #24
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Thanks for the message, @Blue1791. You're right, I've worked with several clients with stringent corporate firewalls so this functionality is valuable. I just deployed version 1.2.1, which allows passing the requests keyword arguments Example:
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They just updated my pc to windows 10 and I do not have th ability to do this yet. I will report on it when I am able to.
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On Tuesday, July 9, 2019, 7:50 AM, Cole Howard <notifications@github.com> wrote:
Thanks for the message, @Blue1791. You're right, I've worked with several clients with stringent corporate firewalls so this functionality is valuable.
I just deployed version 1.2.1, which allows passing the requests keyword arguments verify and proxies into the DirectAccessV1 and DirectAccessV2 classes.
Example:
d2 = DirectAccessV2(
api_key=DIRECTACCESS_API_KEY,
client_id=DIRECTACCESS_CLIENT_ID,
client_secret=DIRECTACCESS_CLIENT_SECRET,
retries=5,
backoff_factor=1,
verify=False
)
Upgrade your direct-access-py module with pip install --upgrade directaccess to take advantage of this. Please report back with any problems...I'll close this issue in a few weeks otherwise.
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I am behind a corporate firewall. Anytime a production uses certificate validate it fails and I have to disable the verification. I have been unable to figure out where I would add the verify=False to the init.py module. I've tried adding it in several location. Any assistance would be appreciated.
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