Hello

Webmaster Office2Office wrote:
Could you fix your mailer ?

> I have created a PEM certificate file using
>
> openssl pkcs12 -in secure-url.pfx -out secure-url.com

It seems you have no password...

> I have then tried to send a file using:
>
> curl -k -F "fileName=@C:\file.txt" -u username:password
> "https://target-url.com" -E/--cert secure-url.com:password --cert-type pem
>
> But I get the message
> Curl (58) Unable to set Certificate File (Wrong password?)
>
> Any ideas anyone?

curl -k -F "fileName=@C:\file.txt" -u username:password
"https://target-url.com" --cert secure-url.com --cert-type pem

And please:
You should use -k only in test environments.
That disables verification of the peer certificate
and renders https useless.
You should have the CA cert that issued the server cert in a file
and should use it with:

curl -F "fileName=@C:\file.txt" -u username:password --cert
secure-url.com --cert-type pem --cacert cacertfile.pem
"https://target-url.com"

Bye

Goetz

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