Add support for SSL_CERT_DIR and openssl.capath, fixes #5017

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Jordi Boggiano 8 years ago
parent 8344c6d3d7
commit 4cc719cab3

@ -881,15 +881,26 @@ class RemoteFilesystem
// This mimics how OpenSSL uses the SSL_CERT_FILE env variable.
$envCertFile = getenv('SSL_CERT_FILE');
if ($envCertFile && is_readable($envCertFile) && $this->validateCaFile($envCertFile)) {
// Possibly throw exception instead of ignoring SSL_CERT_FILE if it's invalid?
return $caPath = $envCertFile;
}
// If SSL_CERT_DIR env variable points to a valid certificate/bundle, use that.
// This mimics how OpenSSL uses the SSL_CERT_FILE env variable.
$envCertDir = getenv('SSL_CERT_DIR');
if ($envCertDir && is_dir($envCertDir) && is_readable($envCertDir)) {
return $caPath = $envCertDir;
}
$configured = ini_get('openssl.cafile');
if ($configured && strlen($configured) > 0 && is_readable($configured) && $this->validateCaFile($configured)) {
return $caPath = $configured;
}
$configured = ini_get('openssl.capath');
if ($configured && is_dir($configured) && is_readable($configured)) {
return $caPath = $configured;
}
$caBundlePaths = array(
'/etc/pki/tls/certs/ca-bundle.crt', // Fedora, RHEL, CentOS (ca-certificates package)
'/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt', // Debian, Ubuntu, Gentoo, Arch Linux (ca-certificates package)

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