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Drops the Java https connector and renames https-jglobus to https. In the past, the main benefit of having a non-JGlobus connector was that it didn't use the old PureTLS implementation, and optionally supported asynchronous I/O. With the rewritten support for JGlobus, the two connectors were much more similar than in the past, sharing both the I/O path and the TLS implementation. The only difference between them in dCache 2.11 is how they deal with certificates, and the JGlobus based one is more powerful in that respect. The webdav.authn.protocol=https-jglobus value is now just an alias for https. webdav.authn.keystore, webdav.authn.keystore.password, webdav.authn.truststore, and webdav.authn.truststore.password are now forbidden properties. Target: trunk Require-notes: yes Require-book: yes Acked-by: Paul Millar <paul.millar@desy.de> Patch: https://rb.dcache.org/r/7420/
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