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How to make Guzzle ignore ssl verification on each request – Laravel

I am using Guzzle 7.2 in my Laravel app. When Laravel Filemanager makes request towards Dropbox it uses Guzzle. The problem I face is that I get cURL error 60: SSL certificate problem, I have found out that Guzzle throws this error since I am hosting my app on localhost (artisan serve) and it can’t validate ssl. I would like to make all Guzzle requests not to require ssl verification.

I have found out that Guzzle 4.0 doesn’t require ssl verification and it doesn’t throw this error. The problem is that I can’t define Guzzle 4.0 in composer.json since my other packages require higher version of Guzzle. I have also found this solution to make Guzzle request ignore the ssl verifiction

use GuzzleHttpClient;

$client = new Client(['verify' => false]);

$response = $client->get('https://example.com/');

Problem with this solution is that Filemanager makes this request and I have no idea where this request is being made, I can’t find that specifc part of code where I could define 'verify' => false. I think the easiest solution would be make all Guzzle requests with 'verify' => false, make this as "global definition".

I understand all the risks of ignoring ssl, but since I am on localhost this solution would definitely work for me.

I searched the internet, but couldn’t find solution that involves Laravel file manager and disabling Guzzle ssl verification.

Regards

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    I have actually found a php.ini file that artisan serve uses by using phpinfo(). Then I downloaded cert.pem and defined its location in the php.ini and Guzzle was able to verify request.


  2. 0

    you can use this if your project in testing

    but ssl is more secure

    $response = $client->withoutVerifying()->get('https://example.com/');

    hopefully that is help you

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