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Node-RED AMQP input and output nodes
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Trying to connect to CloudAMQP #12

Open stationcasinosgithub opened 6 years ago

stationcasinosgithub commented 6 years ago

So I am able to connect using port 5672 but can't using the secured 5671 port. I receive the error "unable to get local issuer certificate". CloudAMQP is a hosted RabbitMQ environment that doesn't use certificates but rather username and password. Below is a blurb about the error I am receiving from the CloudAMQP site.

"Using TLS but no client certificate is provided! If RabbitMQ is configured to verify peer certificate, connection upgrade will fail!" You don't have to worry about this error. We don't recommend client certs at the moment, it's hard to setup and don't necessarily increase the security. We use the username/password as authentication and authorization, just like any HTTPS protected website, the traffic is still fully encrypted and protected from MITM-attacks etc.

Thanks for any help!

carlhoerberg commented 6 years ago

CloudAMQP's server certs are signed by Comodo/AddTrust. That AddTrusts's CA has to be in the trust store for the client to be able to verify the server certificate. AddTrust is in all major trust stores, eg. all browsers and all operating systems default trust stores.

stationcasinosgithub commented 6 years ago

Thanks for the reply! Would you know how to install/trust this from Windows 10?