Connect to the Wazuh Server's management API using self-signed certificates #179
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At this moment, the settings figure in opensearch.yml
But the problem continues to be the permissions to access the certificates from the code to configure SSL. |
…gins/command-manager/src/main/plugin-metadata/plugin-security.policy.
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Description
In order for the command-manager plugin to connect to the Wazuh Server's management API using self-signed certificates, a CAcert needs to be loaded into the plugin's trust chain.
We are going to expose this as a setting in the configuration file.
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