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The documentation for configuring RabbitMQ has a section explaining how to enable SSL. It instructs to check the fail_if_no_peer_cert config in RabbitMQ before adding the configs to enable SSL. But this explanation can be a little confusing to a beginner in RabbitMQ. Mentioning that fail_if_no_peer_cert can be found inside the rabbitmq.conf file in the OS specific location can make it more understandable.
Also having the above explanation as a Tip and having the relevant config values to add separately can also be a little confusing.
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The documentation for configuring RabbitMQ has a section explaining how to enable SSL. It instructs to check the
fail_if_no_peer_cert
config in RabbitMQ before adding the configs to enable SSL. But this explanation can be a little confusing to a beginner in RabbitMQ. Mentioning thatfail_if_no_peer_cert
can be found inside therabbitmq.conf
file in the OS specific location can make it more understandable.Also having the above explanation as a Tip and having the relevant config values to add separately can also be a little confusing.
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