attribute will be equal to None, for those in the build context, if will depend on the level of validation: – for recipes that are build requirements of packages in the host context, this attribute will notation for having package binary IDs that are common to all developers. They are also used for validation, for example if you write in a profile [settings] something like os=Windos (note the typo), then Documentation, Release 1.41.0 17.24 How to manage SSL (TLS) certificates 17.24.1 Server certificate validation By default, when a remote is added, if the URL schema is https, the Conan client will verify the

attribute will be equal to None, for those in the build context, if will depend on the level of validation: – for recipes that are build requirements of packages in the host context, this attribute will notation for having package binary IDs that are common to all developers. They are also used for validation, for example if you write in a profile [settings] something like os=Windos (note the typo), then Documentation, Release 1.42.2 17.24 How to manage SSL (TLS) certificates 17.24.1 Server certificate validation By default, when a remote is added, if the URL schema is https, the Conan client will verify the

notation for having package binary IDs that are common to all developers. They are also used for validation, for example if you write in a profile [settings] something like os=Windos (note the typo), then little or no extra work. 13.22 How to manage SSL (TLS) certificates 13.22.1 Server certificate validation By default, when a remote is added, if the URL schema is https, the Conan client will verify the tools.unzip(). • verify (Optional, Defaulted to True): When False, disables https certificate validation. • retry (Optional, Defaulted to 2): Number of retries in case of failure. Default is overriden

notation for having package binary IDs that are common to all developers. They are also used for validation, for example if you write in a profile [settings] something like os=Windos (note the typo), then little or no extra work. 13.22 How to manage SSL (TLS) certificates 13.22.1 Server certificate validation By default, when a remote is added, if the URL schema is https, the Conan client will verify the tools.unzip(). • verify (Optional, Defaulted to True): When False, disables https certificate validation. • retry (Optional, Defaulted to 2): Number of retries in case of failure. • retry_wait (Optional

notation for having package binary IDs that are common to all developers. They are also used for validation, for example if you write in a profile [settings] something like os=Windos (note the typo), then little or no extra work. 14.24 How to manage SSL (TLS) certificates 14.24.1 Server certificate validation By default, when a remote is added, if the URL schema is https, the Conan client will verify the tools.unzip(). • verify (Optional, Defaulted to True): When False, disables https certificate validation. • retry (Optional, Defaulted to 2): Number of retries in case of failure. Default is overriden

notation for having package binary IDs that are common to all developers. They are also used for validation, for example if you write in a profile [settings] something like os=Windos (note the typo), then little or no extra work. 15.24 How to manage SSL (TLS) certificates 15.24.1 Server certificate validation By default, when a remote is added, if the URL schema is https, the Conan client will verify the Stream object. • verify (Optional, Defaulted to True): When False, disables https certificate validation. • retry (Optional, Defaulted to 2): Number of retries in case of failure. Default is overriden

notation for having package binary IDs that are common to all developers. They are also used for validation, for example if you write in a profile [settings] something like os=Windos (note the typo), then little or no extra work. 15.24 How to manage SSL (TLS) certificates 15.24.1 Server certificate validation By default, when a remote is added, if the URL schema is https, the Conan client will verify the Stream object. • verify (Optional, Defaulted to True): When False, disables https certificate validation. • retry (Optional, Defaulted to 2): Number of retries in case of failure. Default is overriden

notation for having package binary IDs that are common to all developers. They are also used for validation, for example if you write in a profile [settings] something like os=Windos (note the typo), then little or no extra work. 15.24 How to manage SSL (TLS) certificates 15.24.1 Server certificate validation By default, when a remote is added, if the URL schema is https, the Conan client will verify the Stream object. • verify (Optional, Defaulted to True): When False, disables https certificate validation. • retry (Optional, Defaulted to 2): Number of retries in case of failure. Default is overriden

notation for having package binary IDs that are common to all developers. They are also used for validation, for example if you write in a profile [settings] something like os=Windos (note the typo), then little or no extra work. 15.24 How to manage SSL (TLS) certificates 15.24.1 Server certificate validation By default, when a remote is added, if the URL schema is https, the Conan client will verify the Stream object. • verify (Optional, Defaulted to True): When False, disables https certificate validation. • retry (Optional, Defaulted to 2): Number of retries in case of failure. Default is overriden

notation for having package binary IDs that are common to all developers. They are also used for validation, for example if you write in a profile [settings] something like os=Windos (note the typo), then little or no extra work. 15.24 How to manage SSL (TLS) certificates 15.24.1 Server certificate validation By default, when a remote is added, if the URL schema is https, the Conan client will verify the Stream object. • verify (Optional, Defaulted to True): When False, disables https certificate validation. • retry (Optional, Defaulted to 2): Number of retries in case of failure. Default is overriden