Establishing A Connection To DUKASCOPY Using Stunnel
Solution 1:
OK. So I guess it was inevitable that I would either get some help from this great forum or figure it out myself! It was the latter in this case!
Here is where I was going wrong:
When you create tunnel with stunnel you have to setup your target to your local machine at the port you have created for "accept" in stunnel config and NOT the address of your broker. Obvious now! Here is what my cfg file now looks like:
SocketConnectPort=9443
SocketConnectHost=localhost
Solution 2:
Thanks @Jaspal for posting your Q&A! I initially had the same question and found this image helpful conceptually (ignore the firewall for now), i.e. point the FIX engine at stunnel on localhost: As an aside (it's a feature request not a question, but might be a solution one day, fingers crossed) there's an issue on github/quickfix to add SSL/TLS to python (it's already in C++) which would avoid needing stunnel.
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