>>>>> "robert" == Robert Collins <email address hidden> writes:
robert> On Wed, 2008-11-05 at 20:57 +0000, vila wrote:
>>
>> An https test server needs a certificate, and we want to be able to
>> generate certificates for test purposes, etc.
robert> Could we just bundle a test certificate that certifies 127.0.0.1 ?
Sure, I'd look into lp:~vila/bzr/https-test-server on how to
extract such a simplification (but the certificate needs to be
approved by an authority which itself needs a certificate :0)
I can go with a self-certified certificate too but that needs
more modifications on the client side :)
But since I found some other problems with osx/python-2.6 I'll
fix that first and try to submit a reduced patch for inclusion in
1.9 first (without automated tests).
Then I'd look harder at what can be merged for 1.10 (with tests).
>>>>> "robert" == Robert Collins <email address hidden> writes:
robert> On Wed, 2008-11-05 at 20:57 +0000, vila wrote:
>>
>> An https test server needs a certificate, and we want to be able to
>> generate certificates for test purposes, etc.
robert> Could we just bundle a test certificate that certifies 127.0.0.1 ?
Sure, I'd look into lp:~vila/bzr/https-test-server on how to
extract such a simplification (but the certificate needs to be
approved by an authority which itself needs a certificate :0)
I can go with a self-certified certificate too but that needs
more modifications on the client side :)
But since I found some other problems with osx/python-2.6 I'll
fix that first and try to submit a reduced patch for inclusion in
1.9 first (without automated tests).
Then I'd look harder at what can be merged for 1.10 (with tests).