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tests: allow TLS1.2 with RSA-PSS certs in integ tests #4949
tests: allow TLS1.2 with RSA-PSS certs in integ tests #4949
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I assume this is the "hacky string comparisons", but I'm trying to understand the context here. Is RSA-PSS only compatible with ECDHE key exchange?
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RSA-PSS certs can't be used with RSA key exchange (that's what Sam was asking about here). That's because RSA-PSS certs can only be used for signing, not encryption, and RSA key exchange involves encryption. RSA-PSS certs are basically just RSA certs with safer usage rules.
But as I look at this again, checking for "ECDHE" is probably too restrictive. I'll relax it to "DHE". I can't go all the way to just checking for no "RSA", because 1) legacy cipher suites assume RSA without putting it in their names 2) "RSA" could also refer to the auth method instead of the kex method.
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Updated, and I updated the testing results in the description. And here's the result of only non-ECDHE:
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Very interesting. Thank you for explaining!