Separate loading of Identity and Permission Certificate Authorities #66
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This was referenced Aug 30, 2018
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Thanks @ruffsl ! These branches were either very out of date (in the case of the sros2 repository) or fell behind master since the PRs were opened. In the future I recommend you to rebase the branches on the latest master before opening PRs, as well as set the PRs' labels as "in review" to get reviews in a timely manner (as you are a member of the ros2 organization, your PRs get labeled as "in progress" automatically). I opened a set of rebased PRs (#67 and connected PRs) to test this change. @codebot FYI |
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rebased version #67 merged |
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Related: #43
Includes minimal changes to support the use of loading separate Identity and Permission Certificate Authorities for DDS security. For simplicity the common CA is merely renamed as two different files expected in the security root path.