make ssl verification mode configurable #97
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While disabling SSL Certificate Verification eliminates most of the benefits of using TLS and should _rarely_ be used in production environments, doing so is occasionally useful in debugging and testing. This changeset ports the `ssl_certificate_verification` option that is available in the Elasticsearch Output Plugin, including a similar warning that is emitted to the plugin's logger. It also adds specifications how the `ssl` and `ssl_certificate_verification` directives propagate to the arguments used to create the client.
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Same build failure as #95, working to resolve both. |
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While disabling SSL Certificate Verification eliminates most of the benefits
of using TLS and should rarely be used in production environments, doing so
is occasionally useful in debugging and testing.
This changeset ports the
ssl_certificate_verificationoption that isavailable in the Elasticsearch Output Plugin, including a similar warning
that is emitted to the plugin's logger.
It also adds specifications how the
sslandssl_certificate_verificationdirectives propagate to the arguments used to create the client.
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