Revert use the nextcloud certificate bundle for s3 #32942
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see #32963 (comment) for some related discussion |
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@icewind1991 can you clarify if this revert is still needed ? otherwise please close |
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#32963 was updated to address the issue. |
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Reverts 194a21f
Reverts 1156214
By default the aws sdk validates certificate against the default CA bundle provided by the operating system: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-php/v3/developer-guide/guide_configuration.html#config-http
#31574 changed the behavior to use our internal certificate manager or the CA bundle shipped with Nextcloud. When you added a self signed certificate to the CA bundle provided by the operating system connections to your object store now fails. Using an internal CA is a common use case for enterprises.
I guess our best option for now is to restore the old behavior and look for a better approach. Maybe a configuration option to expose the verify option like suggested here: #32726