Add SSL support for Elasticsearch output #201
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For some reason I cannot identify, I get an error on the setoption
passthrough saying that the first parameter isn't of type tcp{any}.
I can't really figure out why and I haven't spent a lot of time on it,
but if anyone has any ideas, that'd be great. For now, I commented
them out, but I understand if you do not want that merged.
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this one can be closed due to #518 being merged |
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For some reason I cannot identify, I get an error on the setoption passthrough saying that the first parameter isn't of type tcp{any}. I can't really figure out why and I haven't spent a lot of time on it, but if anyone has any ideas, that'd be great. For now, I commented them out, but that's obviously not the state I'll leave it in.
Mainly posting it now to get ideas as to what this is and (potentially) unblock whoever else may have the need for ES SSL support.
Addresses #152