Tags: logstash-plugins/logstash-input-http_poller
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Mark previously deprecated SSL settings as obsolete (#149) * Mark previously deprecated SSL settings as obsolete - SSL settings that were marked deprecated in version `5.6.0` are now marked obsolete, and will prevent the plugin from starting. - These settings are: - `cacert`, which should be replaced by `ssl_certificate_authorities` - `client_cert`, which should be replaced by `ssl_certificate` - `client_key`, which should be replaced by `ssl_key` - `keystore`, which should be replaced by `ssl_keystore_path` - `keystore_password`, which should be replaced by `ssl_keystore_password` - `keystore_type`, which should be replaced by `ssl_keystore_password` - `truststore`, which should be replaced by `ssl_truststore_path>` - `truststore_password`, which should be replaced by `ssl_truststore_password` - `truststore_type`, which should be replaced by `ssl_truststore_type` --------- Co-authored-by: Cas Donoghue <[email protected]>
Standardize SSL settings (#141) This commit standardizes the SSL settings by bumping the logstash-mixin-http_client version to >= 7.3.0, which: - Adds standardized SSL settings and deprecates their non-standard counterparts. Deprecated settings will continue to work, and will provide pipeline maintainers with guidance toward using their standardized counterparts - Adds new ssl_truststore_path, ssl_truststore_password, and ssl_truststore_type settings for configuring SSL-trust using a PKCS-12 or JKS trust store, deprecating their truststore, truststore_password, and truststore_type counterparts. - Adds new ssl_certificate_authorities setting for configuring SSL-trust using a PEM-formatted list of certificate authorities, deprecating its cacert counterpart. Adds new ssl_keystore_path, ssl_keystore_password, and ssl_keystore_type settings for configuring SSL-identity using a PKCS-12 or JKS key store, deprecating their keystore, keystore_password, and keystore_type counterparts. - Adds new ssl_certificate and ssl_key settings for configuring SSL-identity using a PEM-formatted certificate/key pair, deprecating their client_cert and client_key counterparts. - Adds the ssl_cipher_suites option
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