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At the moment, this shows the upstream SSL certificate details. More
fine-grained detail that doesn't fit in the flow view itself will be added.
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- Capture the remote SSL certificate
- Expose the remote cert as an attribute on Response
- Expand the certutils.SSLCert interface to expose more cert info
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If you're having trouble with your certs in Firefox, you may want to delete
your .mitmproxy directory to re-generate the CA.
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- Remove unused code during previous commit.
- Code coverage fixes.
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We no longer call external OpenSSL commands at all.
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We no longer call an external command.
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Commits 533f61f67aab38f5bce882ad0dc03b7b5f292956 and
8b841bc9e370370716b473f26e001c65e2eee2af left some imports unused while
swithing to PyOpenSSL and PyASN1 -- this commit removes these imports.
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Yes, these are two more major dependencies for mitmproxy, but if we're going to
do all the cool things I want to do with SSL certs, there is no other way.
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