I've implemented LibCurl Certs by using the CURLOPT_CAINFO as you have indicated However, by providing the file name itself wasn't good enough... It had crashed on me too For me, the file was referenced by relative path... Additionally, I had to make sure the cert was in Base64 format too. Then everything went through without a hitch.
I've implemented LibCurl Certs by using the CURLOPT_CAINFO as you have indicated... However, by providing the file name itself wasn't good enough... It had crashed on me too. For me, the file was referenced by relative path... Additionally, I had to make sure the cert was in Base64 format too. Then everything went through without a hitch..
The $errCode you extract is the HTTP code which is 200-299 when OK. Getting 0 means it was never set due to a problem or similar. You should rather use curl_errno() after curl_exec() to figure out if things went fine or not.(You can't check the curl_exec() return code for errors as easily, as you have CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER enabled which makes that function instead return the contents of the transfer it is set to get.
Of course, getting no contents at all returned should also be a good indicator that something failed. ).
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