Allow mutual TLS CA to be set using ssl_bind DSL
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Could you rebase this on master? There have been a few fixes around this code merged lately. |
When using mutual TLS, you must specify the CA certificate chain to use for verifying the peer. Using Puma's `ssl_bind` DSL did not give you the option of doing so, which lead to confusing errors when attempting to use it. Now, when specifying the `verify_mode` as either `peer` or `force_peer`, you can use the DSL to set the `ca` value as needed within the `Binder`. This allows you to use the DSL instead of falling back to the default `bind` syntax via the URI-style configuration pattern.
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When using mutual TLS, you must specify the CA certificate chain to use
for verifying the peer. Using Puma's
ssl_bindDSL did not give you theoption of doing so, which lead to confusing errors when attempting to
use it.
Now, when specifying the
verify_modeas eitherpeerorforce_peer,you can use the DSL to set the
cavalue as needed within theBinder.This allows you to use the DSL instead of falling back to the default
bindsyntax via the URI-style configuration pattern.