defensive-coding-guide

#3 Updates in TLS protocol section
Closed by mjahoda. Opened by nmav.
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This update brings the gnutls description up-to-date with current Fedora releases, mentions the shared system certificates in Fedora, adds a server example with gnutls, and updates the set of algorithms used in NSS client example.

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Note that the repository includes the snippets/ directory which is auto-generated. This patch set updates the auto-generated files as well.

8 new commits added

  • TLS: added GNUTLS server example
  • TLS: mention upstream documentation for libraries
  • TLS-Client-NSS: enable AES-GCM
  • TLS: document the update-ca-trust
  • Mention only gnutls_certificate_verify_peers3()
  • TLS: gnutls: use gnutls_certificate_set_x509_system_trust
  • mention TLS in Transport Layer Security section title
  • Removed pitfalls mentioned for old versions of GnuTLS

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en-US/Features-TLS.xml
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en-US/snippets/Features-TLS-Client-GNUTLS-Connect.xml
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en-US/snippets/Features-TLS-Client-GNUTLS-Credentials.xml
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en-US/snippets/Features-TLS-Client-GNUTLS-Verify.xml
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en-US/snippets/Features-TLS-GNUTLS-Init.xml
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en-US/snippets/Features-TLS-NSS-Init.xml
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en-US/snippets/Features-TLS-Server-GNUTLS-Accept.xml
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en-US/snippets/Features-TLS-Server-GNUTLS-Credentials-Close.xml
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en-US/snippets/Features-TLS-Server-GNUTLS-Credentials.xml
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en-US/snippets/Features-TLS-Server-GNUTLS-Disconnect.xml
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en-US/snippets/Features-TLS-Server-GNUTLS-Priorities.xml
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src/TLS-Client-GNUTLS.c
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src/TLS-Client-NSS.c
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src/TLS-Server-GNUTLS.c
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src/src.mk
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