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safe target --ca-cert path/to/internal/ca/cert.pem https://private-cert-vault.myorg myvault
safe auth ldap
... works just fine ...
safe get path/to/any/secret
!! Transport Error: Get https://private-cert-vault.myorg:443/v1/sys/internal/ui/mounts: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority
Given the option to specify a ca-cert with the target suggests that I would be able to avoid adding a -k to every command but this is not the case.
Am I misunderstanding the intent behind --ca-cert or is this a legitimate bug?
I am using the latest release installed by brew.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I believe that is the intended use case; targeting with a CA certificate should cause safe to remember the CA certificate for subsequent interactions with that target.
Given the option to specify a ca-cert with the target suggests that I would be able to avoid adding a
-k
to every command but this is not the case.Am I misunderstanding the intent behind --ca-cert or is this a legitimate bug?
I am using the latest release installed by brew.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: