Revert "tlshd: Do not return remote peer IDs for x.509 handshakes"#109
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This reverts commit d507771, which seems to break mTLS. The symptoms for NFS are that a mount seems to succeed but then all operations on the client return EPERM. Use g_array_append_val() to store the peer IDs, as is done in in the PSK callback functions. Signed-off-by: Ben Hutchings <benh@debian.org>
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This reverts commit d507771, which seems to break mTLS. The symptoms for NFS are that a mount seems to succeed but then all operations on the client return
EPERM.Use
g_array_append_val()to store the peer IDs, as is done in in the PSK callback functions.