Closed dafeda closed 2 years ago
Ye. It was over-engineered in case we need to add more platforms. In hindsight, very unnecessary.
I think @lars-petter-hauge experienced this on a managed Mac on the internal network as well, so we might need more platforms.
That is true, I simply worked outside of the internal network for that day (before returning to the dungeon that is home office).
I can dig up the path to the certificates on my managed mac..
I'm not familiar on the topic of certs on a mac, but not sure if it's as easy as pointing to a file path. Typically one would use the keychain manager to access certificates.
Oof yeah that could get a bit nasty on a mac... :/
I'll ask and see :)
After a cursory glance at the requests library, it seems to just use the certify
package, which is provides the Mozilla certificates just like on Linux. The first step should be to check whether other Python packages work.
It is also possible to create your own cacert.pem
with security find-certificate -a -p /System/Library/Keychains/SystemRootCertificates.keychain
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Can we close this @pinkwah , @lars-petter-hauge ?
You opened the issue. You can also close it.
https://github.com/equinor/ert/blob/359872ed722c0cb5c0ee08bdb2af731cd009fe7a/setup.py#L7-L15
Can we simplify this to @dotfloat :