to SSL services HttpSocket will attempt to validate the SSL certifcate using peer validation. If the certificate fails peer validation or does not match the hostname being accessed the connection will certificates. You can use the following options to configure how SSL certificates are handled: ssl_verify_peer Set to false to disable SSL verification. This is not recommended. ssl_verify_host Set to false if ssl_allow_self_signed Set to true to enable self-signed certificates to be accepted. This requires ssl_verify_peer to be enabled. ssl_cafile Set to the absolute path of the Certificate Authority file that you wish

to SSL services HttpSocket will attempt to validate the SSL certifcate using peer validation. If the certificate fails peer validation or does not match the hostname being accessed the connection will certificates. You can use the following options to configure how SSL certificates are handled: • ssl_verify_peer Set to false to disable SSL verification. This is not recommended. • ssl_verify_host Set to false ssl_allow_self_signed Set to true to enable self-signed certificates to be accepted. This requires ssl_verify_peer to be enabled. • ssl_cafile Set to the absolute path of the Certificate Authority file that you wish

By default Basic auth is used. ssl_verify_peer - defaults to true. Set to false to disable SSL certification verification (not recommended). ssl_verify_peer_name - defaults to true. Set to false to disable used when creating a scoped client: host basePath scheme proxy auth port cookies timeout ssl_verify_peer ssl_verify_depth ssl_verify_host Any of these options can be overridden by specifying them when doing

default Basic auth is used. • ssl_verify_peer - defaults to true. Set to false to disable SSL certification verification (not recommended). • ssl_verify_peer_name - defaults to true. Set to false to disable Release 5.x • host • basePath • scheme • proxy • auth • port • cookies • timeout • ssl_verify_peer • ssl_verify_depth • ssl_verify_host Any of these options can be overridden by specifying them

By default Basic auth is used. ssl_verify_peer - defaults to true. Set to false to disable SSL certification verification (not recommended). ssl_verify_peer_name - defaults to true. Set to false to disable can be used when creating a scoped client: host scheme proxy auth port cookies timeout ssl_verify_peer ssl_verify_depth ssl_verify_host Any of these options can be overridden by specifying them when doing

Documentation, Release 3.10 • ssl_verify_peer - defaults to true. Set to false to disable SSL certification verification (not recommended). • ssl_verify_peer_name - defaults to true. Set to false to disable creating a scoped client: • host • scheme • proxy • auth • port • cookies • timeout • ssl_verify_peer • ssl_verify_depth • ssl_verify_host Any of these options can be overridden by specifying them

By default Basic auth is used. ssl_verify_peer - defaults to true. Set to false to disable SSL certification verification (not recommended). ssl_verify_peer_name - defaults to true. Set to false to disable used when creating a scoped client: host basePath scheme proxy auth port cookies timeout ssl_verify_peer ssl_verify_depth ssl_verify_host Any of these options can be overridden by specifying them when doing

default Basic auth is used. • ssl_verify_peer - defaults to true. Set to false to disable SSL certification verification (not recommended). • ssl_verify_peer_name - defaults to true. Set to false to disable Release 4.x • host • basePath • scheme • proxy • auth • port • cookies • timeout • ssl_verify_peer • ssl_verify_depth • ssl_verify_host Any of these options can be overridden by specifying them