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Security policies prevent using username and password in some companies. API is able to authenticate with certificate. We should enable this option here, too. It could be a minimal change or proper implementation.
I was able to do a minimum change by adding parameter --cert, which then uses the same --username and --password parameters for the public certificate filepath and the private key filepath. This is not a complete implementation but is a quick and simple fix that works for us. I can code something better too, but please suggest how it should be implemented to comply best to standards in this project.
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@andrazkopac when you have already ceated an solution for authentication with certificates, can you please provide an Pull request?
I am not familiar with perl, that makes it hard for me to implement such a change by myself.
Thanks in advance
Security policies prevent using username and password in some companies. API is able to authenticate with certificate. We should enable this option here, too. It could be a minimal change or proper implementation.
I was able to do a minimum change by adding parameter --cert, which then uses the same --username and --password parameters for the public certificate filepath and the private key filepath. This is not a complete implementation but is a quick and simple fix that works for us. I can code something better too, but please suggest how it should be implemented to comply best to standards in this project.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: