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Author MineRobber9000
Recipients MineRobber9000, alex, christian.heimes, dstufft, janssen
Date 2020-11-11.17:17:51
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The SSL library currently lacks the ability to accept a client certificate without attempting to verify it. To alleviate this issue, I was thinking that an attribute could be added to the ssl.SSLContext class along the lines of `verify_callback` (similar to how the SNI callback is handled) which would allow the implementation of custom cert verification. I'd be willing to help work on this, if I knew where to even begin.
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