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I tried to follow the instructions on https://github.com/rangav/thunder-client-support#auth and added the path to the PFX file that I have locally stored in a folder using the option mentioned in the instructions
I also tried another option which was to use
With both options when I send an HTTP GET request the client certificate is not used by Thunder Client. I also did not see any option to select the certificate. Could also not find any further instructions on this. Is there any restriction on where to place the certificate? My port 8081 on localhost is not available. But I do not understand why that is needed for a file that is stored locally. Should that be removed? |
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Hi @mith-emsa thanks fore reporting, will verify and get back to you |
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Hi @rangav I changed the path to
"C:\\Users\\terrami\\Documents\\HP-IMS Related Documents\\SSL Certificates\\MyCert.pfx"
and put the host to emsa.europa.eu and now it works.