This is a discussion on Default certificate store within the Linux Security forums, part of the System Security and Security Related category; Hi All, On RedHat 8, is there a default SSL certificate store? I'm writing an SSL client that will ...
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Hi All,
On RedHat 8, is there a default SSL certificate store? I'm writing an SSL client that will present a client cert if solicited by the server. Currently, i'm just hardcoding the client to look for the client cert in an arbitrary hardcoded directory when initializing my SSL contexts. I'm wondering if there is a standard certificate store to point to. Thanks, Grant. |
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grant_holler@yahoo.com wrote:
> On RedHat 8, is there a default SSL certificate store? I'm writing an > SSL client that will present a client cert if solicited by the server. > Currently, i'm just hardcoding the client to look for the client cert > in an arbitrary hardcoded directory when initializing my SSL contexts. > I'm wondering if there is a standard certificate store to point to. Each app has its own place. There's no central "security device" concept, like a virtual smartcard, etc., although someone may have come up with a way to add one. Even if they have, keep it simple to start. |
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