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Enable Mutual SSL Authentication
See original GitHub issueIt seems that the current implentations for SSL request do not support Mutual SSL authentication. Current outgoing requests do not use the javax.net.ssl.keyStore when making requests, which prevents the 2-way ssl handshake from going through.
The Apache ApacheHttpTransport (UPDATE: this should really have been referred to v2 ApacheHttpTransport, although the same question applies to v1. see https://github.com/googleapis/google-http-java-client/issues/904#issuecomment-564625366) not using getSystemSocketFactory. That version takes into account the javax.net.ssl properties, and would most likely allow for the 2way ssl connection to complete. Is there a reason this is not being used?
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This should be available in 1.38.0
In any case, I think the general question as to whether it should have used
getSystemSocketFactoryremains valid regardless of v1 or v2. Although I haven’t looked into the code, but if what @atgjack said is right, perhaps this library should use the system socket factory?