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Problem: can't use custom ca certs in mmock server #54

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@spheromak spheromak commented May 24, 2018

Solution: allow a 'ca.crt' to be part of the tls directory and loaded
as the certpool for the tls config on the server.


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Solution: allow a 'ca.crt' to be part of the tls directory and loaded
as the certpool for the tls config on the server.
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Merging #54 into master will decrease coverage by 0.89%.
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Nice! Thanks!

@jmartin82 jmartin82 merged commit 4b4f24d into jmartin82:master May 29, 2018
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