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I've not tested with code, but it looks like TLS hostname verification is a mess for the C++ client (and python by extension).
For binary connections, no hostname verification takes place as far as I can see. For http connections (for lookups) it takes place every time.
I suspect this made it through testing since the tls certs used to test C++ use localhost as the common name. We should expose the ability to add the host verification in the configuration.
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Original Issue: apache#2793
I've not tested with code, but it looks like TLS hostname verification is a mess for the C++ client (and python by extension).
For binary connections, no hostname verification takes place as far as I can see. For http connections (for lookups) it takes place every time.
I suspect this made it through testing since the tls certs used to test C++ use localhost as the common name. We should expose the ability to add the host verification in the configuration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: