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Add SetRootCAsFromPEM to allow passing in-memory PEM-encoded certificates instead of requiring them to be on disk. This is useful for read-only filesystems where CA contents are already available in memory. Signed-off-by: Nathan Prziborowski <prziborowski@gmail.com>
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Add SetRootCAsFromPEM to allow passing in-memory PEM-encoded certificates instead of requiring them to be on disk. This is useful for read-only filesystems where CA contents are already available in memory.
Description
Add SetRootCAsFromPEM to allow passing in-memory PEM-encoded
certificates instead of requiring them to be on disk. This is
useful for read-only filesystems where CA contents are already
available in memory.
How Has This Been Tested?
Tested with a container doing:
and was able to connect to vCenter properly.
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