https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2078592



--- Comment #4 from Pino Toscano <[email protected]> ---
Hi Petr,

thanks for the review! Note that this is mostly a split of an existing binary
package to its new source from the "subscription-manager" source -- see my
notes in comment #1.

> I am not sure why /etc/rhsm/ca directory were chosen. I think much more
> appropriate would be something like /etc/pki/rhsm. Could it maybe use
> symlinks to pki for backward compatibility and move certificates to
> /etc/pki, where I think this kind of content belongs.

We cannot really change the directory, as it is what subscription-manager uses
by default; I think it is also wanted to use a separate sets of certificates
than the system ones, and in general this kind of discussion would be better
suited for upstream.

> Those pem files do not have %config(noreplace) tag. Are they configuration
> files or not?

Kinda not. If I read the RPM documentation correctly, I think we should rather
use %config (without noreplace), as those files are generally not modified, so
we want updates to them to be available by default.

> I would suggest checking at least validity of certificates in %check
> section. For example by openssl tool:
> 
> for PEM in *.pem; do
>   openssl x509 -in $PEM -noout -checkend 0
> done

I thought about that too, however it seemed "too dumb". Proposed upstream:
https://github.com/candlepin/subscription-manager-rhsm-certificates/pull/1



(In reply to Petr Menšík from comment #3)
> Issues found:
> - /etc/rhsm is owned both by subscription-manager and
> subscription-manager-rhsm-certificates
>   But python3-subscription-manager-rhsm, dependency of subscription-manager,
> requires certificates anyway.
>   I think that makes /etc/rhsm directory candidate to be owned just by
> certificates and subscription-manager
>   could just explicitly require rhsm-certificates as well.

Hm maybe something to change in subscription-manager, rather than
subscription-manager-rhsm-certificates.


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