Octoprint, because it does not specify a CA bundle anywhere, falls back to the default Python CA bundle. This prevents a user from adding a trusted CA, and being able to use that for connections from Octoprint.
This change lets Octoprint fall back to use the Debian/Raspbian default CA bundle - so that users can update the CA certificates for the OS (and not have to find other options to figure out how to separately change Python's CA cert bundle.
guysoft
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1 month ago
Octoprint, because it does not specify a CA bundle anywhere, falls back to the default Python CA bundle. This prevents a user from adding a trusted CA, and being able to use that for connections from Octoprint.
This change lets Octoprint fall back to use the Debian/Raspbian default CA bundle - so that users can update the CA certificates for the OS (and not have to find other options to figure out how to separately change Python's CA cert bundle.