Cache OCSP request fail for 5 minutes and display a better error (#2)#5
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Cache OCSP request fail for 5 minutes and display a better error (#2)#5
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jarthod
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jarthod
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| error.must_equal 'hostname "wrong.host.badssl.com" does not match the server certificate' | ||
| valid.must_equal false | ||
| cert.must_be_instance_of OpenSSL::X509::Certificate | ||
| assert error.include?('hostname "wrong.host.badssl.com" does not match the server certificate') |
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I have the version before you changed it on my machine so I changed the matcher so work with both
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(#2)
This PR improves the SSL revocation test.
Sometimes, when we query the OCSP responder, we get a failure. Currently this failure is not cached so we will keep querying the OCSP responder (which might be temporary down).
This PR improves this by caching the error for 5 minutes, so that we won't put more load on the OCSP responder if he's not working properly at the moment.
In addition to that, the error message returned was improved in this situation to explain with it failed and to include the OCSP responder URI.
Here's what the error will look like now: