(PDB-107) Support chained CA certificates#787
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This patch makes puppetdb load all of the certificates in the CA .pem file into the in-memory truststore. This allows users to use a certificate chain (typically represented as a sequence of certs in a single file) for trust.
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Going to retarget against 1.6.x |
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💚 Test passed. |
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Replaced by #788 |
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This patch makes puppetdb load all of the certificates in the CA .pem
file into the in-memory truststore. This allows users to use a
certificate chain (typically represented as a sequence of certs in a
single file) for trust.