Rest APIs
:
REST API
:
Getting started
:
Understanding self-signed certificates
: How to accept a self-signed certificate
How to accept a self-signed certificate
Accepting a self-signed certificate is required to use the REST API.
There are numerous ways to accept a self-signed certificate. Choose one:
♦
Open a web browser and manually accept the certificate.
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If you’re using Python, try
verify=false
or
verify=
path-to-certificate
.pem
. See
Python requests throwing up SSLError
for more details.
♦
If you’re using
Postman
, you can
permanently
accept the certificate.
♦
If you’re using
cURL
, look at
SSL Certificate Verification
in their documentation.
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