The whole root CA installation procedure is becoming so incredibly difficult that it is a royal pain in the behind. I'm waiting for some bad guys to post "very useful" scripts that will entice people to completely override SSL security:-(
Linux doesn't pick up certs from /usr/share/ca-certificates anymore unless you add them to /etc/ca-certificates
On top of this Python certifi has its own completely separate set of root CAs, and the maintainers frown upon adding your own. Still, https://gist.github.com/jetersen/5efca1278e153aacc8413da71e77494cdoes still work.
Oh yes: Linux update-ca-certificates now frowns upon multiple certificates in one PEM file. So root and intermediate need to be split. Maybe only root is needed?
The whole root CA installation procedure is becoming so incredibly difficult that it is a royal pain in the behind. I'm waiting for some bad guys to post "very useful" scripts that will entice people to completely override SSL security:-(
Instructions need to be put in the documentation.
/usr/share/ca-certificates
anymore unless you add them to/etc/ca-certificates
certifi
has its own completely separate set of root CAs, and the maintainers frown upon adding your own. Still,https://gist.github.com/jetersen/5efca1278e153aacc8413da71e77494c
does still work.