Hi,
I am developing a rails app and need to do a ssl call to a remote api. Sadly I use the Faraday rest client which relies on openssl to authenticate. My issue is that the ca_path for openssl is /etc/ssl/certs/ and it is as dry as a Sahara well.
Can anyone show me how to update that folder and add the proper .cert bundle to it?
Thanks
Installing/updating ca-certificate [SOLVED]
Installing/updating ca-certificate [SOLVED]
Last edited by igreka on 08 Jan 2015, 00:45, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Installing/updating ca-certificate
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If you don't find them with usm, try this one
http://mirrors.slackware.com/slackware/ ... arch-1.txz
If you don't find them with usm, try this one
http://mirrors.slackware.com/slackware/ ... arch-1.txz
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Re: Installing/updating ca-certificate
What desktop are you using?
After grabbing the package mentioned above you want to manually update it from a terminal: update-ca-certificates
After grabbing the package mentioned above you want to manually update it from a terminal: update-ca-certificates
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Re: Installing/updating ca-certificate
Sorry for the delay on answering to this but, as always, this is more than useful.
I install the ca-certificate bundle and use the update command as suggested by Brokerman.
BTW, I am using RazorQt as desktop.
Thanks again.
I install the ca-certificate bundle and use the update command as suggested by Brokerman.
BTW, I am using RazorQt as desktop.
Thanks again.