Clean way to backup a target using SSL?

[floweb]

Hello,

To begin with, thank you very much for this awesome work!

The situation here is that I need to backup a mongod that uses SSL encryption (eg. MongoDB Atlas).

I think I've found my way out using the target: password: field in my .yml plan file, since I can't find any mention of --ssl parameter in your code, but it feels a bit too hacky for me.

Maybe I missed something... and you can enlighten me on that, thank you!

[stefanprodan]

Hi,

There is no support for SSL, when I have some free time I'll implement that

[floweb]

Thank you for your quick response.

To be honest, it does work atm, but it's a little bit hacky!

Just to be clear, I injected the --ssl --sslAllowInvalidCertificates parameters through my .yml plan file.
(I don't know if it was clear enough in my first message)

Here is an abstract of the .yml plan file I used:

target:
  host: "myhost.mongodb.net"
  username: "<myusername>"
  password: "<mypassword> --ssl --sslAllowInvalidCertificates"

And it worked!

[stefanprodan]

maybe I should add a params field to the target to make it look better

[floweb]

LGTM