Re: HELP needed with CA certificates! [PATCH] gnu: Add tup, Add pbpst.

Ricardo Wurmus writes: > ng0 writes: > >> Ludovic Courtès writes: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> ng0 skribis: >>> > The ‘nss-certs’ package provides X.509 certificates: > > >

Re: HELP needed with CA certificates! [PATCH] gnu: Add tup, Add pbpst.

ng0 writes: > Ludovic Courtès writes: > >> Hi, >> >> ng0 skribis: >> The ‘nss-certs’ package provides X.509 certificates: https://www.gnu.org/software/guix/manual/html_node/X_002e509-Certificates.html

Re: HELP needed with CA certificates! [PATCH] gnu: Add tup, Add pbpst.

/ng0/.config/pbpst/.db.json.swp ng0@shadowwalker /gnu/store/1ciyxbyciasmdgmad3p2qmp9c3qnrc8i-pbpst-1.2.0-1.e58e573/bin$ rm /home/ng0/.config/pbpst/.db.json.swp ng0@shadowwalker /gnu/store/1ciyxbyciasmdgmad3p2qmp9c3qnrc8i-pbpst-1.2.0-1.e58e573/bin$ ./pbpst --list-lexers pbpst: Listing failed: Peer

Re: HELP needed with CA certificates! [PATCH] gnu: Add tup, Add pbpst.

Hi, ng0 skribis: >> The ‘nss-certs’ package provides X.509 certificates: >> >> >> https://www.gnu.org/software/guix/manual/html_node/X_002e509-Certificates.html > > I commented nss-certs, enabled or disabled it made no difference to the > resulting binary. You

Re: HELP needed with CA certificates! [PATCH] gnu: Add tup, Add pbpst.

Hi, Ludovic Courtès writes: > ng0 skribis: > >> First things first: Corrections will happen, this is not what I ask >> for. I need help with getting pbpst (which just uses curl for this) to >> learn about the certificates on the system. > > [...] > >> +

Re: HELP needed with CA certificates! [PATCH] gnu: Add tup, Add pbpst.

ng0 skribis: > First things first: Corrections will happen, this is not what I ask > for. I need help with getting pbpst (which just uses curl for this) to > learn about the certificates on the system. [...] > + (modify-phases %standard-phases > +

HELP needed with CA certificates! [PATCH] gnu: Add tup, Add pbpst.

First things first: Corrections will happen, this is not what I ask for. I need help with getting pbpst (which just uses curl for this) to learn about the certificates on the system. I can not continue this, all the greping and no advance. I can not solve this, I need help. >From

Re: CA certificates

On Fri, Feb 13, 2015 at 02:28:10AM -0500, Mark H Weaver wrote: I just realized that the 'zero?' is pointless in that position. Indeed. But the real problem, as I mentioned before, is that grafting fails with a non-utf8 locale. We should switch to utf8 for everything. Andreas

Re: CA certificates

On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 12:26:52PM -0500, Mark H Weaver wrote: Sounds good! It should be noted, however, that GnuTLS will currently only use the certs in /etc/ssl/certs unless some application-specific setting is provided. This will later be improved with the 'p11-kit' solution. Indeed! I

Re: CA certificates

Andreas Enge andr...@enge.fr skribis: The attached patch series 1) adds a (private) python script to extract single certificates in .pem format from a big textfile in mozilla source format; 2) adds the package nss-certs, which contains the certificates thus extracted in

Re: CA certificates

Mark H Weaver m...@netris.org writes: For now, I would try putting the following code at the beginning of your custom 'install' phase: (setenv LOCPATH (getcwd)) (zero? (system* localedef --no-archive --prefix (getcwd) -i en_US

Re: CA certificates

One more data point: fetchmail works out of the box with the certificates and SSL_CERT_DIR. On the other hand, git pull on nixpkgs does not. Andreas

Re: CA certificates

Andreas Enge andr...@enge.fr writes: The attached patch series 1) adds a (private) python script to extract single certificates in .pem format from a big textfile in mozilla source format; 2) adds the package nss-certs, which contains the certificates thus extracted in

CA certificates

The attached patch series 1) adds a (private) python script to extract single certificates in .pem format from a big textfile in mozilla source format; 2) adds the package nss-certs, which contains the certificates thus extracted in OUT/etc/ssl/certs, preprocessed with c_rehash for use with