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We are trying to use the client to access an instance of AWS S3 that is being hosted in a private instance on a custom URL where we have our own certificate thus we need to pass in our own CA so we can trust the certificate being presented by the S3 instance.
If we set manually set the NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0 we are able to connect so we have proved that the only problem is the fact that we are failing to trust the CA of the certs.
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We are trying to use the client to access an instance of AWS S3 that is being hosted in a private instance on a custom URL where we have our own certificate thus we need to pass in our own CA so we can trust the certificate being presented by the S3 instance.
If we set manually set the NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0 we are able to connect so we have proved that the only problem is the fact that we are failing to trust the CA of the certs.
Is this possible?
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