Use proxy to get cacert.pem file #13
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…get CA certs from Mozilla.
…get CA certs from Mozilla. fix typo.
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Awesome, thanks! I'll review this and get it included in the next release. |
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New version is out with this feature. Thanks for your contribution! |
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Aloha, the method that Authorizer uses to download cacert.pem has been changed from file_get_contents() to wp_safe_remote_get(). Please let me know if you run into problems with proxy configuration using version 2.6.4. |
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Hello,
My wordpress installation are behind a proxy. Some mouths after installing Authorizer, il get error 500 while connectiong to worpdress. I found that Authorizer get a file on Internet without using proxy.
I make this patch. If Wordpress installation is behind a proxy. Adding proxy context to get CA certs from Mozilla. Also it get cacert.pem with secure url (https).
Could you please add this to your next release of Authorizer. Thanks