To set SSL verification to `False` when using the ChatOllama interface, you will likely need to configure the underlying HTTP request library that is being used to communicate with the API. This often involves setting a parameter or flag in the request function to disable SSL verification.

Here's a general approach using Python's `requests` library as an example, which is commonly used in API interactions:

import requests



# Example request to a ChatOllama endpoint with SSL verification disabled

response = requests.post(

    'https://chatollama-api-endpoint.com/api',

    json={'your': 'data'},

    verify=False  # This disables SSL verification

)



print(response.json())

Notes:

-Security Warning:** Disabling SSL verification makes the connection vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks. It is generally not recommended for production environments or when dealing with sensitive data.

- Environment Variables:** Some environments allow you to set SSL verification options via environment variables, like `REQUESTS_CA_BUNDLE` or `CURL_CA_BUNDLE`.

- ChatOllama SDK or Library:** If you're using a specific SDK or library provided by ChatOllama, check its documentation for configuration options to disable SSL verification.

If ChatOllama uses a different library or method for HTTP requests, let me know, and I can provide guidance specific to that setup.

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