curl-tls tagged requests and articles
Categorized request examples and articles tagged with [curl-tls] keyword How do I use Curl with SSL connections?
Curl has built-in support for Secure Transport connections (its more secure version is called TLS). When you make a Curl request for an HTTPS URL, Curl automatically checks the target URL's SSL certificate against the local CA certificate store and warns if it is invalid, self-signed, or has expired. This is great for production websites but inconvenient for development. To bypass SSL certificate checks, you can use the -k or --insecure Curl command-line options. Click Run to execute the Curl SSL Request example online and see the results.
Curl has built-in support for Secure Transport connections (its more secure version is called TLS). When you make a Curl request for an HTTPS URL, Curl automatically checks the target URL's SSL certificate against the local CA certificate store and warns if it is invalid, self-signed, or has expired. This is great for production websites but inconvenient for development. To bypass SSL certificate checks, you can use the -k or --insecure Curl command-line options. Click Run to execute the Curl SSL Request example online and see the results.