libpcp, qa: allow distinct client and server certificates - #2709
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The OpenSSL migration in 3e8b61a left the client certificate selection in an else-if chain. When client-specific files were configured, the generic server certificate could still be loaded, causing the subsequent client key to fail the certificate/key match. Commit fe8e9f8 later commented out QA 712 coverage for separate client and server certificates without documenting the reason. This change restores that coverage and selects the client certificate and key as a pair. Reject partial client-specific configuration. Tested with QA 712 on macOS in Tart.
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WalkthroughThe TLS client setup now requires client certificate and key files to be configured together. It uses a shared flag to select client or server certificate loading. QA now verifies separate client and server certificate mode. ChangesTLS certificate handling
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Separate client and server TLS certificates are now supported, but the test can report success when the secure request fails and a failed partial configuration may affect later connection attempts. These issues should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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In `@qa/712`:
- Line 140: Update the pminfo pipeline in the QA flow to capture and explicitly
validate pminfo’s exit status rather than relying on _filter_tls’s status.
Preserve the existing tee and filtering behavior while ensuring failed pminfo
requests cause the check to fail.
In `@src/libpcp/src/secureconnect.c`:
- Around line 629-636: Reset the secure configuration before every configuration
read by calling __pmFreeSecureConfig(&tls.cfg) immediately before
__pmGetSecureConfig(&tls.cfg) in both src/libpcp/src/secureconnect.c lines
629-636 and src/libpcp3/src/secureconnect.c lines 629-636. This must clear stale
certificate and key paths before retrying initialization; no direct change is
needed to the client certificate/key validation block itself.
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LGTM, thanks @jasonk000 - the reasons for commenting that test out is a mystery to me, looks like probably an accidental leftover as part of the openssl transition.
The OpenSSL migration in 3e8b61a left the client certificate
selection in an else-if chain. When client-specific files were
configured, the generic server certificate could still be loaded,
causing the subsequent client key to fail the certificate/key match.
Commit fe8e9f8 later commented out QA 712 coverage for separate
client and server certificates without documenting the reason.
This change restores that coverage and selects the client certificate
and key as a pair. Reject partial client-specific configuration.
Tested with QA 712 on macOS in Tart.
Related Issues
#1633 , #662 , fe8e9f8, 3e8b61a