Read ssl_verify and timeout values from the config file#4
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When an instance of MailCow is created, read the values for `ssl_verify` and `timeout` from the first of these to return a non-empty value: 0. kwargs 1. config file, "defaults" section 2. config file, current server section 3. globals constant
If connecting to a Mailcow instance that's using a self-signed (or otherwise invalid) certificate, Python will emit a warning. If ssl_verify is False, we want to connect anyway, so suppress that warning.
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Currently,
ssl_verifyandtimeoutare being read only from theglobalsconstants. Read them from the config file, usingglobalsif the config file does not include the setting.When reading
ssl_verifyfrom the config file, treat the case-insensitive values "false", "no" and "f" asFalse; treat all other values asTrue.When reading
timeoutfrom the config file, assume Integer values.When using
ssl_verify = False, suppress warnings about self-signed (or otherwise untrusted or invalid certificates) when connecting.