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Postflight issue when using cacerts #195
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Postflight issue when using cacerts
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When a cacert was used, the ssl_option() function would throw the following error:
IndexError: tuple index out of range
Using 1 as the arg_name requires two arguments to be passed to the format() function. But since we're only passing one, it needs to be changed to 0.