Fix #353 - Allow insecure curl reqs for cron #450
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In development with an https site, the curl command for WP cron will fail due to the "insecure" self-signed certificate. Adding the `-k` flag means curl will ignore this and continue on.
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Fix #353 - Allow insecure curl reqs for cron
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In development with an https site, the curl command for WP cron will
fail due to the "insecure" self-signed certificate.
Adding the
-kflag means curl will ignore this and continue on.Note: there's no real downside/risk to using this option on staging/production as well. These are your own sites and internal requests. This curl command should not be the thing that tells you if your SSL setup isn't correct.