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Reviews and mentions
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Why is SSL such a pain?
Yes, rustls currently doesn't support certificates without hostnames (only an IP); this is actually an issue with the webpki crate, and work to solve it is ongoing (will hopefully land in a release in a few months or so).
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Preparing Rustls for Wider Adoption
> Bundling this set with Firefox
I love that they did that; it was actually my idea (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=657228). I believe the list is pretty large and changes frequently and so they download it dynamically.
> short cut to a "Yes"
Do they really do that? That's awesome if so. Then they don't even need to ship the roots.
> I specifically don't like [...] saying "unknown issuer"
https://github.com/briansmith/webpki/issues/221
> If std::fs::File::open() gives me Result with an io:Error that claims "File not found" but the underlying OS file open actually failed due to a permission error, you can see why that's a problem right? Even if this hypothetical OS doesn't expose any specific errors, "File not found" is misleading.
A more accurate analogy: You ask to open "example.txt" without supplying the path, and there is no "example.txt" in the current working directory. You will get "file not found."
Regardless, I agree we could have a better name than UnknownIssuer for this error.
> he situation described above just generated an "Invalid certificate" message. More use of anyhow::Context would be helpful. I don't disagree with Rustls disallowing decade-obsolete crypto. It's the "silently ignores" part that's a problem.
Because of how X.509 certificate validation works, in general it's not possible to tell you why an issuer couldn't be found, because there are many possible reasons.
Regardless https://github.com/briansmith/webpki/issues/206 tracks improving the situation.
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briansmith/webpki is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 or later which is an OSI approved license.
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