Newman: How to send ssl cert in newman request
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I have a curl command that I'd like to have run as a collection using newman:
curl -i -v
-H "X-FromAppId: APPLICATION"
-H "X-TransactionId: 22222222"
-H "Accept: application/json"
-H "Content-Type: application/json"
--cacert iis_cert_2018_07.pem
--key iis_cert_2018_07.pem
--cert iis_cert_2018_07.pem
-X GET https://iis-udev02.dev.test.com:8443/iis/v1/common/policies/343
--insecure
I have a collection that executes that GET request, and it works just fine on Postman (after configuring the certs in the UI), but how do I notify newman of those certs when running the collection through the commandline?
I've tried:
newman run GETRequest.postman_collection.json --ssl-client-cert iis_cert_2018_07.pem --ssl-client-passphrase iis_cert_2018_07.pem --insecure
But that doesn't work.
How is a cert sent in a newman request?
ssl curl postman newman
asked Nov 9 at 20:46
kramsiv94
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I have a curl command that I'd like to have run as a collection using newman:
curl -i -v
-H "X-FromAppId: APPLICATION"
-H "X-TransactionId: 22222222"
-H "Accept: application/json"
-H "Content-Type: application/json"
--cacert iis_cert_2018_07.pem
--key iis_cert_2018_07.pem
--cert iis_cert_2018_07.pem
-X GET https://iis-udev02.dev.test.com:8443/iis/v1/common/policies/343
--insecure
I have a collection that executes that GET request, and it works just fine on Postman (after configuring the certs in the UI), but how do I notify newman of those certs when running the collection through the commandline?
I've tried:
newman run GETRequest.postman_collection.json --ssl-client-cert iis_cert_2018_07.pem --ssl-client-passphrase iis_cert_2018_07.pem --insecure
But that doesn't work.
How is a cert sent in a newman request?
ssl curl postman newman
asked Nov 9 at 20:46
kramsiv94
7711
Could you also add the error messages from the run, if any?
– Kunal Nagpal
Nov 10 at 12:04
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I have a curl command that I'd like to have run as a collection using newman:
curl -i -v
-H "X-FromAppId: APPLICATION"
-H "X-TransactionId: 22222222"
-H "Accept: application/json"
-H "Content-Type: application/json"
--cacert iis_cert_2018_07.pem
--key iis_cert_2018_07.pem
--cert iis_cert_2018_07.pem
-X GET https://iis-udev02.dev.test.com:8443/iis/v1/common/policies/343
--insecure
I have a collection that executes that GET request, and it works just fine on Postman (after configuring the certs in the UI), but how do I notify newman of those certs when running the collection through the commandline?
I've tried:
newman run GETRequest.postman_collection.json --ssl-client-cert iis_cert_2018_07.pem --ssl-client-passphrase iis_cert_2018_07.pem --insecure
But that doesn't work.
How is a cert sent in a newman request?
ssl curl postman newman
asked Nov 9 at 20:46
kramsiv94
7711
I have a curl command that I'd like to have run as a collection using newman:
curl -i -v
-H "X-FromAppId: APPLICATION"
-H "X-TransactionId: 22222222"
-H "Accept: application/json"
-H "Content-Type: application/json"
--cacert iis_cert_2018_07.pem
--key iis_cert_2018_07.pem
--cert iis_cert_2018_07.pem
-X GET https://iis-udev02.dev.test.com:8443/iis/v1/common/policies/343
--insecure
I have a collection that executes that GET request, and it works just fine on Postman (after configuring the certs in the UI), but how do I notify newman of those certs when running the collection through the commandline?
I've tried:
newman run GETRequest.postman_collection.json --ssl-client-cert iis_cert_2018_07.pem --ssl-client-passphrase iis_cert_2018_07.pem --insecure
But that doesn't work.
How is a cert sent in a newman request?
ssl curl postman newman
ssl curl postman newman
asked Nov 9 at 20:46
kramsiv94
7711
asked Nov 9 at 20:46
kramsiv94
7711
asked Nov 9 at 20:46
kramsiv94
7711
asked Nov 9 at 20:46
kramsiv94
7711
asked Nov 9 at 20:46
kramsiv94
7711
7711
Could you also add the error messages from the run, if any?
– Kunal Nagpal
Nov 10 at 12:04
add a comment |
Could you also add the error messages from the run, if any?
– Kunal Nagpal
Nov 10 at 12:04
Could you also add the error messages from the run, if any?
– Kunal Nagpal
Nov 10 at 12:04
Could you also add the error messages from the run, if any?
– Kunal Nagpal
Nov 10 at 12:04
add a comment |
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Could you also add the error messages from the run, if any?
– Kunal Nagpal
Nov 10 at 12:04