In the https scenario , I have configured my cerificate in appache
configuration
file .Do I need any decryption method to decrypt this in my rails
application
?
As far as https is concerned that will all be handled by apache.
Fred
In the https scenario , I have configured my cerificate in appache
configuration
file .Do I need any decryption method to decrypt this in my rails
application
?
As far as https is concerned that will all be handled by apache.
Fred
Frederick Cheung wrote:
In the https scenario , I have configured my cerificate in appache
configuration
file .Do I need any decryption method to decrypt this in my rails
application
?As far as https is concerned that will all be handled by apache.
Fred
Thank you so much Fred .
I have lot of confusing over here .
Doubts :
Please see this ruby code ,
require 'net/http'
require 'net/https'
http = Net::HTTP.new('192.168.1.191' , 443 )
http.use_ssl = true
p http.peer_cert
path = '/main/test'
data =
'msisdn=919822222222&PTRefId=12345236789012345678&PTDateTime=20090120123020&custid=1234567890&messageType=50011'
resp, data = http.post(path, data, nil )
puts( resp,data )
Here I am posting this data to my https apache server . Being a client
I have to encrypt this data using public key . But here I didn't do any
encryption using certificate public key . But this is working how ?
can you explain me ?
cheers ,
ashikali
,data )
Here I am posting this data to my https apache server . Being a client
I have to encrypt this data using public key . But here I didn't do
any
encryption using certificate public key . But this is working how ?can you explain me ?
net/http does all the ssl stuff for you (and so for you the only
difference between ssl and not ssl is a different port and setting
that use_ssl property.
Fred
Frederick Cheung wrote:
Frederick Cheung wrote:
,data )
Here I am posting this data to my https apache server . Being a
client
I have to encrypt this data using public key . But here I didn't do
any
encryption using certificate public key . But this is working how ?can you explain me ?
net/http does all the ssl stuff for you (and so for you the only
difference between ssl and not ssl is a different port and setting
that use_ssl property.Fred
I could not understand this ,
(and so for you the only difference between ssl and not ssl is a
different port and setting that use_ssl property )
I'm saying that for a person using net::http all you have to do is set
use_ssl and connect to a different port.
Fred