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I am aware of the ssl issue but I am under the impression I can grab it from ssl module stdlib. Either way it will be an adventure
With one minor exception. I have added the cacert file that curl uses, which in turn is built from firefox. It does add a little weight to the priv directory but the file revs very infrequently (about 3 times a year) and is easy to maintain. I am unsure at present what happens when the cacert file falls out of date. More info here. https://curl.haxx.se/docs/caextract.html
Replaces all hackney calls in dataloader module with httpc based client. Tested a Man in The Middle attach and the ssl cert thing seems to work. There was a concious effort to change as little code as possible in data loader but I made the call to switch the header filter to charlists rather than iterate over the httpc header return values as that seemed silly.
The issue has been corrected.
Just a brief and first draft of a file to explain the need and the how of the cacert.pem file.
Also other supporting libraries than are now in the vm
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Also if we are willing to make future version as otp 25 and above I can just grab the os provided cacert in an easier to implement cross platform way. |
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🚀🌈🍈 would love to see this in a future tzdata release. httpc is ideally placed to do this and provide all the cert checking we expect, without introducing dependencies. |
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I would love to see this too |
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+1 for this |
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Was doing something today and noticed @wojtekmach in #123 and I had most of the code already. Just unsure if we want to drop hackney completely or continue with the callback implementation. So I updated to latest and rejiggered the code but if I can a little direction here how we want to move forward I can move some code around.