Hi
To follow up with one more piece of the puzzle: c_rehash.
With the suggested install_append in-place, openssl can find
certificates but they aren't indexed/hashed so aren't usable---the
c_rehash utility (from the openssl-misc package) needs to be called.
It looks like this would normally be do
Hi,
I did a little more digging---the issue is not so much related to
python as it is a difference in configuration between the
ca-certificates and openssl packages.
SSL certificates provided by the ca-certificates package are installed
to /usr/share/ca-certificates/mozilla and then symlinked to
Hi,
With the move from python 2.7.3 (dizzy) to 2.7.9 (fido), Python
actually validates SSL-transport for https URLs [1]. Python, by
default (i.e. no environment variable SSL_CERT_DIR set), looks for
certificates at '/usr/lib/ssl/certs'. I tested this in a Python
shell:
import ssl
ssl.get_default
