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From what I understand, sending a client certificate is not straightforward in PHP unless you are using the curl library, which requires an extension to be enabled.
Verifying the server certificate should be easier, but they way I see this is that I would need to intercept right after 'fsockopen', which I can't since the resource object is not being exposed by stomp (for obvious reasons).
Assuming that the two statements are correct, I think I'll have to modify stomp in order to allow for either of these.
Could you please let me know if I am right here? If so, I would start and eventually send a pull request.
Regards,
Reto
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Hi there,
From what I understand, sending a client certificate is not straightforward in PHP unless you are using the curl library, which requires an extension to be enabled.
Verifying the server certificate should be easier, but they way I see this is that I would need to intercept right after 'fsockopen', which I can't since the resource object is not being exposed by stomp (for obvious reasons).
Assuming that the two statements are correct, I think I'll have to modify stomp in order to allow for either of these.
Could you please let me know if I am right here? If so, I would start and eventually send a pull request.
Regards,
Reto
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: