Pierre Neidhardt <m...@ambrevar.xyz> writes:
>> Instead we should run getenv to get the location from one >> of the common environment variables and only fall back to >> “/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt” if it isn’t set. > > You mean add getenv in C, right? Yes. > Wouldn't there be a way with environment variables though? From an executable > wrapper, or maybe in ./etc/profile. I haven’t looked if that’s possible. Users of libcurl are supposed to set the location of the cert bundle or else have to use the default for *libcurl* provided at configure time. This plugin does have a knob to override the location, but I don’t know how to turn it. It looks like it’s used as a command line argument, but nobody uses this plugin on the command line. If you can find a way that doesn’t involve patching in a getenv call I’d be happier, but if we can’t figure out another way and the alternative is to have a broken plugin I’d rather go down the getenv route. What do you think? >> Another thing: I found that my browser tab freezes when a video rewinds >> to loop. I have gst-libav installed (in addition to all the >> “gst-plugins-*” packages), so that may be responsible here. > > I have the same issue. > Which browser are you using? I used epiphany for the test. -- Ricardo
