On Tue, Jul 07, 2020 at 02:24:15PM +0200, Sven Appel via curl-library wrote: > The following syntax is full functional: > > curl --cert my_client_cert.p12 --cert-type p12 --pass > pwd_for_my_client_cert.p12 --user webuser:pwd_for_webuser > https://some_webserver.com:12345/getdata?item=01239-876543 > [...] > char* certPath = "C:\\Pat\\to\\Certificate"; [...] > curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_CAPATH, certPath);
Here you set a CA certificete path to C:\Pat\to\Certificate in the C code. Where do you it in the fully functional command (curl --capath argument)? I bet it fails because that directory does not contain the right CA certificate file under the right file name as expected by OpenSSL in contrast to the default CA path built in the curl command or library. Also please note that OpenSSL on Windows is a little bit tricky. Some of their builds actually use a certificate storage from the operating system. -- Petr
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