POC: Trust certs in /trusted-certs dir #172
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Let's introduce a directory that contains a set of certificates that would be trusted. This PR is a proof of concept of that. It checks for certificates in the
/trusted-certsdir.Currently this is unfinished and works only in the docker, since you can mount to any path. The directory could be configurable to make it usable when used outside a container. The security could be probably improved by requiring the certificates in the directory to be owned by root with correct permissions set to prevent others from replacing the file.
Fixes: #131