ca-certificates
Jan Rekorajski
baggins at sith.mimuw.edu.pl
Mon Nov 3 17:31:48 CET 2008
On Mon, 03 Nov 2008, Elan Ruusamäe wrote:
> hmm, why the certificates bundle is openssl specific?
> glen at builder-ac pld/SPECS $ rpm -qf /etc/openssl/ca-certificates.crt
> ca-certificates-20080809-3.noarch
Because it's replacement for bundle formerly provided by openssl,
and only programs linked with openssl use it.
> and why openssl-tools is required?
> glen at builder-ac pld/SPECS $ rpm -qf /etc/openssl
> openssl-tools-0.9.7m-1.i686
I don't care for AC. iow your install is b0rken:
[baggins at sith ~]$ rpm -qf /etc/openssl
openssl-0.9.8i-3.i686
> what's the purpose of /etc/certs then
> glen at builder-ac pld/SPECS $ rpm -qf /etc/certs
> filesystem-2.3-1.i686
Wild guess - for local certificates.
> i would store it as /etc/certs/ca-bundle.crt and let the package depend on
> filesystem only. i can't find any pkg right now using ssl ca certs in .crt
> format and not linked with openssl, but openssl-tools definately isn't
> neccessary.
openssl-tools is your problem, not distro.
And you'll have to tell openssl of that change.
I don't really care where this file is, but please keep the
ca-certificates.crt name.
> also, should we also let nss build from ca-certificates it's source? (so we
> have one centric source for certificates)
Good luck. Personally I will just wait for when nss won't be a piece of
crap and starts supporting CA bundles.
Janek
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