Hi all, I am attempting to get LWP::UserAgent to properly handly a connection which requires a protected certificate. My current issue is that no matter which way I have tried to define the callback via any of the following: 
set_default_passwd_cb 

CTX_set_default_passwd_cb 

$IO::Socket::SSL::SSL::GLOBAL_CONTEXT_ARGS{'SSL_passwd_cb'}

&IO::Socket::SSL::context_init('SSL_passwd_cb' => \&foo );

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The LWP::UserAgent either asks via the TTY for the passphrase or barges ahead not asking for one but not succeeding in making the connection. Anybody ever managed to use this feature?

In reply to LWP::UserAgent and Passphrase protected Certificates by Sifmole

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