Allow multiple PEM-encoded certificates in the ca_file. #174
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LGTM! Will let @armon have a second opinion before merge. OT: Saw your talk live at DEFCON 2011, impressive work! |
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Allow multiple PEM-encoded certificates in the ca_file.
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fixes #167
This should be what I want. This is pretty common practice: Some examples I found offhand of software that accepts a CA file and decodes multiple PEM-encoded certs:
openssl verify's-CAfileoptioncertificate_fileoption--cacertoptionssl_server_ca_authandssl_client_ca_authoptions