Openssl s_client -showcerts -connect localhost:8082 
# import the certificate to traffic parrot Openssl pkcs12 -export -in server.crt -inkey server.key -out server.p12 -name trafficparrot -CAfile ca.crt -caname root Openssl x509 -req -days 365 -in server.csr -signkey server.key -out server.crt Openssl req -new -out server.csr -key server.key
#PARROT OS MANUAL PASSWORD#
The password to the JKS keystore is trafficparrot. Trafficparrot in trafficparrot-x.y.z/certificates/trafficparrot-keystore.jks. You can override the PrivateKeyEntry called If you would like Traffic Parrot to use a different certificate for its If you connect to Traffic Parrot via HTTPS it will return a start.sh =28080 =28085 =28081 =28082 .port=28095 .port=28083 .port=29093 =28084 .port=20051 .tls.port=20052ĭepending on your particular use case, you might have to change a number of additional properties values.įor a list of all the available properties, please see trafficparrot.properties file located in the Traffic Parrot directory. Running more than one instance simultaneously The path to the key store file containing the client certificate to use SSL scenarios requiring mutual authentication. The values must be passed to the start script. If you need to record a system that requires a client certificate forĪuthentication, you will need to specify the key store properties. The path to the trust store file containing the trusted certificates If you need to record a system with a certificate that is not trusted byĭefault, you will need to specify the trust store properties. =file://C:\Users\tom\workspace\sales\api_rec
#PARROT OS MANUAL WINDOWS#
=file:/home/dev/git/paymentsapi/trafficparrot_filesĮxample on Windows (in one line, no spaces): While replaying, mappings will be read from that location.Īllows for checking-in traffic files to source control likeĬurrently only "file:" URLs are supported.Įxample on Linux (in one line, no spaces): While recording, new files will be written to that location. Points to the location of traffic recording and replay files.
#PARROT OS MANUAL FULL#
Proxy configuration may only be specified as start script values.įor the full list of available configuration options please see trafficparrot.properties file located in the Traffic Parrot directory. Some properties may only be changed by passing values to the start script.įor example, outbound HTTPS certificate configuration and outbound HTTP In the trafficparrot.properties file which is located The list of all available properties that can be configured is available
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