Default the ssl ca cert to ssl's default ca

[fabianvf]

closes #198

@dlabajo I think this might fix your issue, it looks like Python libraries don't really use the default system ca. Let me know if this fixes your issue. As a workaround you can also just specify the path to your system ca.

[fabianvf]

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[ghost]

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@fabianvf Hello! Ping received... sorry for a dumb question, what do I need to do?

[fabianvf]

@dlabajo you should be able to install the modified version of the client with pip install https://github.com/fabianvf/openshift-restclient-python/archive/default_ssl_ca.tar.gz

Let me know if you have any trouble with that, or if the fix doesn't work.

[ghost]

@fabianvf Hi! I just tried this today and got the same error. This is with the modified version of openshift and kubernetes:
openshift 0.7.0
kubernetes 7.0.0

[fabianvf]

@dlabajo hmm, that's a shame. I'm not really sure what the right thing to do here is, it seems that the "python" way of doing things is to not detect the system ca, and my attempt at a workaround was unsuccessful. I think unfortunately the answer for now might be that you need to manually provide the ca path/data anytime you want to use it, even if it's the system default.