Add openssl and root anchors for federation queries #44
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I was having a lot of trouble getting Mastodon to accept the keys I was generating with Go's built-in libraries.. Probably need someone with more knowledge in that area to help move off of the openssl system calls. But that would be really great if we could do that. |
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The lack of trust anchors was preventing outgoing https queries.
The lack of openssl binary was preventing the generation of actor key and cert. In the long term, I think go has proper primitives to access libssl instead of running openssl system calls.