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If we took that approach, we could probably do approximately the same thing with the current Aquamacs. The problem then, I think, would be that the gnutls shared library would need to be shipped with Aquamacs. Having built-in support would make this problem go away, except possibly for a configuration step which could be added in Aquamacs. As I understand it, gnutls is required for building Emacs 26 unless you explicitly disable it.

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One way to approach it might be to figure out how to address this with Aquamacs based on Emacs 26, and triangulate from there. It still seems that none of the options are easy to do without asking something of Aquamacs users. You are receiving this because you commented. Write a sufficiently good replacement command line program for the "openssl s_client" code, and ship a binary for that with Aquamacs.

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It is very unlikely that upstream Emacs would want such a thing, but the Mac ships with the core OpenSSL libraries.

Write a library wrapper for OpenSSL for Emacs like the GNU TLS one, and ship Aquamacs with it.

As far as I can tell, MELPA requires HTTPS, so it makes for an immediate roadblock for someone unless MELPA is not part of the default Aquamacs configuration. The problem with this is that the package configuration for repositories uses HTTPS for MELPA, so that configuration would be probably need to be changed.

Advise users about installing gnutls if they want to use secure web connections from Aquamacs.

Build and package gnutls-cli with the Aquamacs distribution.

We would have to figure out a way of setting the certificate store properly. The library would have to ship with Aquamacs.

Build Aquamacs to compile in the GNU TLS library.

On Oct 19, 2017, at 3:30 PM, Win Treese wrote: Write a sufficiently good replacement command line program for the "openssl s_client" code, and ship a binary for that with Aquamacs. Write a library wrapper for OpenSSL for Emacs like the GNU TLS one, and ship Aquamacs with it. īuild and package gnutls-cli with the Aquamacs distribution.Īdvise users about installing gnutls if they want to use secure web connections from Aquamacs.

Here are some quick thoughts for brainstorming I'd be happy to run more down about them depending on what looks most plausible to start:īuild Aquamacs to compile in the GNU TLS library. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. (push "/usr/local/etc/libressl/cert.pem" gnutls-trustfiles) Take the result and add to emacs config something like: $ echo $(brew -prefix)/etc/libressl/cert.pem

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The solution (described in How can I retrieve an HTTPS URL on Mac OS X without warnings about an untrusted authority?) on StackExchange is as follows:.Running gnutls-cli from the command line revealed that it did not recognize the issuer for the Let's Encrypt certificate used by MELPA.On my Mac, at least, openssl was being used because gnutls-cli was failing.Emacs 25.3 removed openssl as an external stream connection for TLS.Emacs was asked to stop using openssl in that way because the intent for the s_client subcommand was just for testing.Current stable Aquamacs has an older Emacs setup for making TLS connections, which can use openssl as an external program.Perhaps no one else has it, but I'll record the solution here in case someone does: On Oct 16, 2017, at 8:54 PM, Win Treese wrote: