Plans for IcedTea6 1.11

Pavel Tisnovsky ptisnovs at redhat.com
Mon Mar 7 01:05:33 PST 2011


DJ Lucas wrote:
> On 03/01/2011 05:22 PM, Dr Andrew John Hughes wrote:
>> Some features I would like to see in 1.11 and issues that should be
>> fixed.
>> I'd expect 1.11 to appear in July/August; we've had an over-long
>> development
>> period for 1.10 (Sep-Mar).
>>
>> * 'make install'
>>    http://icedtea.classpath.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=94
>>    It should be possible for an end user to install the resulting JDK
>> image,
>>    rather than having this solely devolved to distros (distros are of
>> course still welcome
>>    to do their own thing and not use it).  This includes:
>>      - cacerts generation:
>> http://icedtea.classpath.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=26
> 
> Regarding cacerts generation, I've attached the latest diff to the bug,
> but I did not catch Pavel's logic change (mentioned in the previous
> thread). I was unable to see the failure (probably something just
> blindingly obvious), but it'd have to be accounted for. I also added a
> --with-cacerts switch which should cover distribution maintainers who
> have a pregenerated cacerts file so that distros can easily continue to
> "do their own thing", but nothing in the patch modifies the default
> configure behavior. Also changed to --enable-generate-cacerts to make it
> a bit more clear as to the purpose. As far as the failing tests (also
> mentioned previously), I've found that either expired or invalid
> certificates do cause the tests to fail (used an old set of unsanitized
> mozilla certificates for the input file). Probably need to guard against
> that in some way with the generate-cacerts.sh script (or whichever
> preferred script is used).

Hi Lucas,

I would be good to filter out old and/or invalid certificates, but how
to solve that? What about to include all known-to-be-good certificates
directly into IcedTea?

Pavel

> 
> -- DJ Lucas
> 
> 
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