El día Friday, January 18, 2013 a las 04:34:03PM +0000, David Woolley escribió:
> Probably because one would have to use all of the Windows public key
> infrastructure, instead of the open source implementation.
>
> The non-Windows ones are probably designed for use with OpenSSL.
>
> In Matthias' case, he ran a system call trace, and Pidgin is using
> /usr/local/share/purple/ca-certs, which is clearly a private store in
> Pidgin. This is on FreeBSD.
Note: the directory /usr/local/share/purple/ca-certs is not writeable
by normal users, it is owned by 'root'; i.e. the files
there have been stored when I compiled(!) and installed pidgin in December 2011
matthias
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