Fix openssl missing cert bug for Linux & macOS #581
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What does this PR do?
Fix openssl missing cert bug for linux and macOS.
Probably fixes:
Introduction
I recently did some research between static-php and different distributions, maybe it is a better and permanent(maybe) solution to directly specify
--openssldir=/etc/ssl
when static-php builds static openssl.Doing this will allow PHP to detect and use the same configuration and certificates as many system, and it should be hard to find an OS missing root certificates in 2024.
This path currently works well on common OS such as CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian, Alpine, macOS, etc., and adding it in static-php-cli should solve most OpenSSL cert problems, including FrankenPHP, Herd, NativePHP.
This issue has been going on for a long time, and now is the time to solve it once and for all.
cc @dunglas @simonhamp @mpociot
Checklist before merging
src/global/test-extensions.php
../docs/
.config/xxx.json
content, runbin/spc dev:sort-config xxx
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