| 3 | | Adding the line of code will fix the issue, but inevitably we still have two ssl files, one in the commmon directory, one in the data directory. The only folder in the common directory is certs with that cacert.pem file, suggesting it was a fix at some time. Since many applications depend on it (Webpositive, IRC), we cannot simply move it without causing disruption. Openssl can be configured to live in that folder, but openssl imposes its own certs.pem file to look for, which I cannot see any configuration for in compiling the program. The most probable course of action is moving openssl and having it recognize cacert as cert. wget and git would still work when depending on openssl. |
| | 3 | Adding the line of code will fix the issue, but inevitably we still have two ssl files, one in the commmon directory, one in the data directory. The only folder in the common directory is certs with that cacert.pem file, suggesting it was a fix at some time. Since many applications depend on it (Webpositive, IRC), we cannot simply move it without causing disruption. Openssl can be configured to live in that folder, but openssl imposes its own certs.pem file to look for, which I cannot see any configuration for in compiling the program. The most probable course of action is moving openssl and having it recognize cacert as cert. wget and git would still work when the openssl is compiled and moved to /boot/common/ssl . |
