when trying to access endpoints of my self-hosted elasticsearch,
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And on my Rust client I get code: -67843, message: "The certificate was not trusted.
However when I request information from the https://localhost:9200/_ssl/certificates
endpoint on postman (which accepts invalid certs) I get an array full of certs:
[ { "path": "certs/http.p12", "format": "PKCS12", "alias": "http", "subject_dn": "CN=05eeab4fdxxx", "serial_number": "5126e9dc2658e8xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", "has_private_key": true, "expiry": "2024-06-26T19:29:39.000Z" }, { "path": "certs/http.p12", "format": "PKCS12", "alias": "http", "subject_dn": "CN=Elasticsearch security auto-configuration HTTP CA", "serial_number": "ca270f5cdc32982970c192c6cxxxxxxxxxxxx", "has_private_key": false, "expiry": "2025-06-26T19:29:39.000Z" }, { "path": "certs/http.p12", "format": "PKCS12", "alias": "http_ca", "subject_dn": "CN=Elasticsearch security auto-configuration HTTP CA", "serial_number": "ca270f5cdc32982970c192c6c25xxxxxxxxxxxxxx", "has_private_key": true, "expiry": "2025-06-26T19:29:39.000Z" }, { "path": "certs/transport.p12", "format": "PKCS12", "alias": "transport", "subject_dn": "CN=Elasticsearch security auto-configuration HTTP CA", "serial_number": "19c5505398d30c56b0ea320exxxxxxxxxx", "has_private_key": false, "expiry": "2121-06-03T19:29:36.000Z" }, { "path": "certs/transport.p12", "format": "PKCS12", "alias": "transport", "subject_dn": "CN=05eeab4fd435", "serial_number": "eb743df4612a20b23d3exxxxxxxxxxxx", "has_private_key": true, "expiry": "2121-06-03T19:29:38.000Z" }, { "path": "certs/transport.p12", "format": "PKCS12", "alias": "transport_ca", "subject_dn": "CN=Elasticsearch security auto-configuration HTTP CA", "serial_number": "19c5505398d30c56b0eaxxxxxxxxxxxx", "has_private_key": false, "expiry": "2121-06-03T19:29:36.000Z" } ]
Meaning I do have SSL certs up and running, I would guess. So how can I solve this problem?
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