Unifi using self signed cert causes HTTP 500 errors #304
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Since Ubiquity is using self signed certs and forces HTTPS we need to skip SSL verification. I haven't tested this TOML since I am using YAML, but it should work like this. Also to note: This creates a global "skipSSLVerify" `serversTransport` and this might be better suited in its own TOML file instead of hidden inside this unifi toml because maybe other internal services also serve non-verifiable SSL.
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Since Ubiquity is using self signed certs and forces HTTPS we need to skip SSL verification.
I haven't tested this TOML since I am using YAML, but it should work like this. Also to note: This creates a global "skipSSLVerify"
serversTransportand this might be better suited in its own TOML file instead of hidden inside this unifi toml because maybe other internal services also serve non-verifiable SSL.