Anyone here have experience with getting mutual TLS authentication working with an Elixir HTTP client?I have a CA file, certificate, and private key that work in a few other contexts with the request am trying to make: In Postman, using the built-in “Certificates” feature With curl, using --capath,…

Maybe you can give a try with :httpc, after setting the verbose option of set_options/1 to one of verbose, debug or trace. You should get detailed log messages. You can look in APIacAuthMTLS tests how to use it. Meanwhile, are you using the public X509 infrastructure at both ends, or privately gen…

Thanks for the tip, @tangui —I’ll have a go with verbose :httpc and report back. The cert I’m testing with is a Let’s Encrypt certificate generated with certbot , so I think I’m okay as far as having a known CA, especially given the fact that the request works using other HTTP tools, e.g. curl.

I’ve gotten it to work with HTTPoison, something like this: [image] Using client certificates from a string with HTTPosion Questions Andy, I’m a little late to the party but I believe you can do the following: https: [ cert: find_cert(), key: find_key() …

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davemenninger May 29, 2021, 1:42am 4

I’ve gotten it to work with HTTPoison, something like this: