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There should be a function that validates if the certificate has a valid root certificate.
This can be achieved in several ways like, having a cert with the full chain or having all intermediate certificates installed on the server. There's functions to check this (requests does it) I guess.
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Uses pyOpenSSL primitives to approximately check the validity of a
chain. And instead of using pem's in the repo that will expire, it
creates temporary fixture certificates.
Someday there might be a correct abstraction in the cryptography
library. See:
pyca/cryptography#6229pyca/cryptography#2381
There should be a function that validates if the certificate has a valid root certificate.
This can be achieved in several ways like, having a cert with the full chain or having all intermediate certificates installed on the server. There's functions to check this (requests does it) I guess.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: