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how-to DEBUG mode investigate connection issues #5
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Looks like the server is expecting a client certificate, but you're not supplying one. Which makes sense, because the appender doesn't know anything about SSL at the moment. It doesn't look like much work to add support for it going by the SSL Guide, (just pass a connection options object as the second argument to the connect call) but I don't have the expertise to work on this. Happy to see a PR that implements it though. |
If you want to investigate this, then take a look at the integration.sh script in the test directory. It starts up a docker container running rabbitmq, then tries to connect to it using the node code. You could replace the docker image with one configured to run the same as the server you're trying to connect to. |
i created a fork for enabling: |
#12 |
ahh, incase anybody was interested. It's pretty simple. |
Gareth Jones nomiddlename:
IMHO if i'm changing test code then this is non-trivial change. |
Migrating from native "amqplib": "^0.5.2" to log4js.
Getting error on the connection socket.
We have ssl enabled and process.env.NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED = "0";
the config.rabbit is:
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