CSecurityTLS: change the variable that x509 authentication CA and CRL file from global to local #1808
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I'm unsure about this approach. Feels like we're papering over a more fundamental problem. User's shouldn't have to fiddle with this setting every time they change which server they connect to. Does GnuTLS read just a single certificate from that file? Maybe the correct usage model is to add all your trusted certificates to it, rather than having many files? |
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I had a look at the documentation, and it claims that you can add multiple certificates to it: Is that sufficient for your use case? |
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To follow the @KangLin PR :) |
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CSecurityTLS: change the variable that x509 authentication CA and CRL file from global to local.
Use different CA files for multiple connections.