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Issue Type:
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Bug
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Affects Versions:
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JRuby-OSSL 0.7.7 |
Assignee:
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Unassigned |
Components:
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OpenSSL |
Created:
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09/Jun/12 10:07 AM
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Description:
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Our application uses the OmniAuth gem, which uses the Faraday gem, which uses Net::HTTP.
We run it from JRuby, and use it to talk HTTPS to a server that has a GoDaddy signed cert.
So we end up using which jruby-openssl.
We use the SSL_CERT_DIR to point to the SSL certificates directory, where there is a GoDaddy cert.
On Linux, this works fine.
On Windows (with the ssl certificate directory copied from Linux), this fails with a "certificate verify failed" error.
Test-case code looks like:
which results in this error:
The problem is on Lookup.java#L558 where the code constructs a path using a hardcoded slash; the code then tries to lookup "c:\ssl\certs/219d9499.0" which doesn't exist.
The simplest fix is to use the platform-dependent path-separator character instead of the slash, like this patch; I've confirmed that resolves the problem on Windows.
Better yet, instead of handcrafting paths, let Java do that with File.
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Environment:
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Windows 7, JRuby 1.6.3
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Project:
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JRuby
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Priority:
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Major
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Reporter:
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Martijn Koster
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