Actually, I don't think there's much of a use-case for a user running
it. I wanted to hack on the script, and I looked in the curl port for
it.
It would be a slight time saver: as the port contained docs, I looked
around the ports and then ultimately downloaded the curl tarball
(didn't see the sc
On 2013-03-19 15:33, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> The curl port runs "make install". The curl developers didn't include the
> mk-ca-bundle.pl script in the files that get installed when running "make
> install" which is why it doesn't end up getting installed by the port.
At least the man page and docs
On Mar 19, 2013, at 07:06, Richard Michael wrote:
> The curl port includes the documentation (man page, HTML and PDF) for
> the mk-ca-bundle.pl script which is used to assemble the ca-cert.pem
> file from Mozilla's certdata.txt. However, the actual perl script
> itself is not included, AFAICT, in
I'm unsure if I should open a ticket to raise this idea..
The curl port includes the documentation (man page, HTML and PDF) for
the mk-ca-bundle.pl script which is used to assemble the ca-cert.pem
file from Mozilla's certdata.txt. However, the actual perl script
itself is not included, AFAICT, in
