If I've installed Chef as a gem where do I apply the :ssl_verify_mode config setting

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Hello Everyone,

I can’t seem to find where to set the ssl_verify_mode setting when Chef is installed as a gem. Can you help?

Thank you,

David Williams

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On Wednesday, May 7, 2014 at 8:40 AM, David A. Williams wrote:

Hello Everyone,

I can't seem to find where to set the ssl_verify_mode setting when Chef is installed as a gem. Can you help?

Thank you,

David Williams
This goes in the configuration file which is specific to the application you are using.

For knife, the default is ~/.chef/knife.rb

For chef-client, the default is /etc/chef/client.rb

For chef-solo, the default is /etc/chef/solo.rb.

Note that if you are using local mode (the -z option for chef-client), chef-client will look for client.rb in a path relative to your data directory.

For any of the commands, you can use -c CONFIG_FILE to select a specific configuration file.

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Daniel DeLeo

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Thank you Daniel!

On 5/7/14 10:46 AM, "Daniel DeLeo" dan@kallistec.com wrote:

On Wednesday, May 7, 2014 at 8:40 AM, David A. Williams wrote:

Hello Everyone,

I can't seem to find where to set the ssl_verify_mode setting when Chef
is installed as a gem. Can you help?

Thank you,

David Williams
This goes in the configuration file which is specific to the application
you are using.

For knife, the default is ~/.chef/knife.rb

For chef-client, the default is /etc/chef/client.rb

For chef-solo, the default is /etc/chef/solo.rb.

Note that if you are using local mode (the -z option for chef-client),
chef-client will look for client.rb in a path relative to your data
directory.

For any of the commands, you can use -c CONFIG_FILE to select a
specific configuration file.

--
Daniel DeLeo

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