I can't seem to figure out how a client uploads a file to the server using
twisted.protocols.ftp. For the server side I am using the ftpserver example
from the twisted website. For the client I have the following:
from twisted.protocols.ftp import FTPClient, FTPFileListProtocol
from twisted.intern
I was able to solve this problem by writing following class. Thank you JP for
pointing me to use_certificate_chain_file function.
class ChainedOpenSSLContextFactory(DefaultOpenSSLContextFactory):
def __init__(self, privateKeyFileName, certificateChainFileName,
sslmethod=SSL.S
what i recommend is to add all chain in one file using openssl kit
(maybe just cat'ing works). However, most certs issued nowadays
contain the chain already in. You can check with openssl x509 -in
cert.pem -text and see the attached signers cerificate in base64, copy
that to a new.pem and repeat. Y
On 07:13 am, ss...@nextdigital.com wrote:
>Hi There,
>
>Does Twisted support or is there any way of loading intermediate CA
>certs from a chain file?
Twisted uses pyOpenSSL for it's SSL support. So you can do pretty much
anything pyOpenSSL allows. http://packages.python.org/pyOpenSSL
/openssl
Hi There,
Does Twisted support or is there any way of loading intermediate CA certs from
a chain file?
I have a SSL certificate issued by Thawte, but my system administrator says as
quoted:
Looks like you may need to install an Intermediary certificate. Relevant certs
for Thawte can be found
