Add an option to use certifications generated from localhost.#1296
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Add an option to use certifications generated from localhost.#1296junaruga wants to merge 1 commit intobrianmario:masterfrom
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Rebasing this PR on the latest master branch. However, the #1293 is a higher priority for me. :) |
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Since #1293 landed, is this PR still needed to build on it or close it out? |
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I think this PR is still needed. I rebased it on the latest master branch. In Fedora's building environment, we cannot edit the /etc/hosts file to add the "mysql2gem.example.com". So, in the |
In the Fedora project, we are running the mysql2 tests on the build environment with a user permission, without root permission and without `sudo`. In this case, we couldn't set up the custom domain "mysql2gem.example.com" required to run SSL tests. This feature to create a set of the certifications from the localhost gives an option to run the SSL tests executed in the environment. How to generate the certificaton files: ``` $ cd spec/ssl/ $ bash gen_certs.sh ``` The files are generated in the `spec/ssl/<host name>`. Added the new files generated from the domain localhost in the `spec/ssl/localhost`. How to use: ``` $ TEST_RUBY_MYSQL2_SSL_CERT_HOST=localhost \ bundle exec rake spec ```
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Do you have any concerns or needs about the PR? If you have those, I am happy to think an alternative way again. |
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In the Fedora project, we are running the mysql2 tests on the build environment with a user permission, without root permission and without
sudo.In this case, we couldn't set up the custom domain "mysql2gem.example.com" required to run SSL tests. This feature to create a set of the certifications from the localhost gives an option to run the SSL tests executed in the environment.
How to generate the certificaton files:
The files are generated in the
spec/ssl/<host name>. Added the new files generated from the domain localhost in thespec/ssl/localhost.How to use:
The implementation is similar with #1293 .