Hello guys,
I developed an api. that at the controller I need to read the data from the client certificate attached to the request.
on my computer in development mode, I make requests and when debugging I receive the certified object
concealer when I run
X509Certificate2 cert = await HttpContext.Connection.GetClientCertificateAsync ();
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However some strange things happen ....
if I attach other (valid) .pfx certificates to some I get Null in the cert object, others I get correct,
I didn't understand why some read and others don't
(I checked if they were not expired, or without the certificate chains, apparently all right).
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and what is more catching is when I publish this on my server, give it for good ...
in all requests the cert object comes as Null ...
(it is a linux centos server with nginx).
is some extra configuration that I have to do, or some other detail that I'm missing,
I would like to know if someone can give me a light on this issue ....
Hello guys,
I developed an api. that at the controller I need to read the data from the client certificate attached to the request.
on my computer in development mode, I make requests and when debugging I receive the certified object
concealer when I run
X509Certificate2 cert = await HttpContext.Connection.GetClientCertificateAsync ();
However some strange things happen ....
if I attach other (valid) .pfx certificates to some I get Null in the cert object, others I get correct,
I didn't understand why some read and others don't
(I checked if they were not expired, or without the certificate chains, apparently all right).
and what is more catching is when I publish this on my server, give it for good ...
in all requests the cert object comes as Null ...
(it is a linux centos server with nginx).
is some extra configuration that I have to do, or some other detail that I'm missing,
I would like to know if someone can give me a light on this issue ....