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List:       ruby-talk
Subject:    Re: NTLM authentication with httpclient
From:       Tim Stephenson <tim () raddonline ! com>
Date:       2010-02-27 23:44:53
Message-ID: fb491e7f760ff9c7a2152105acf3c660 () ruby-forum ! com
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Hi

I'm sorry to be asking questions on such and old thread. But I am having 
similar problems. I've gotten the CA_CERT by exporting it with Firefox 
from the EWS server that I am trying to connect to. The thing I am stuck 
on is the CERT_FILE. How do I get this file. And why is the same file 
used in both of the parameters. The method seems to be expecting a key 
and a certificate.

I've tried generating my own private key but no luck. If I leave the 
set_client_cert_file line out I don't get any errors regarding the 
certificate, but I get a 401 response from the server.

Any advice would be appreciated.



> CERT_FILE = "c:/certs/jim_nopw2.pem"
> CA_CERT = "c:/ca_certs/servers_ca.cer"
> 
> require 'rubygems'
> require 'httpclient'  # using v2.1.2 and rubyntlm 0.1.1 installed
> 
> client = HTTPClient.new
> client.ssl_config.set_trust_ca(CA_CERT)
> client.ssl_config.set_client_cert_file(CERT_FILE, CERT_FILE)
> 
> client.set_auth(nil, 'DOMAIN\username', 'password')
> 
> resp = client.get("https://some_website.com/default1.asp")
> puts resp.content
> puts resp.status
> 
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