[Openstack-security] [Bug 1653626] [NEW] IBM User tries to communicate with CoprHD securely, but fails to do so
Vinita Deshpande
1653626 at bugs.launchpad.net
Tue Jan 3 08:11:48 UTC 2017
Public bug reported:
An IBM user wanted to communicate with our backend CoprHD driver using certificate. But right now, there is not provision to do so. CoprHD should provide an option in config to perform all operations (REST API calls)
using certificate verification. Both CA signed and self-signed certificates should be supported.
** Affects: cinder
Importance: Undecided
Assignee: Vinita Deshpande (vinita)
Status: In Progress
** Tags: coprhd security
** Changed in: cinder
Status: New => In Progress
** Changed in: cinder
Assignee: (unassigned) => Vinita Deshpande (vinita)
** Description changed:
- An IBM user wanted to communicate with our backend CoprHD driver using SSL. But right now, there is not provision to do so. CoprHD should provide an option in config to perform all operations (REST API calls)
+ An IBM user wanted to communicate with our backend CoprHD driver using certificate. But right now, there is not provision to do so. CoprHD should provide an option in config to perform all operations (REST API calls)
using certificate verification. Both CA signed and self-signed certificates should be supported.
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Title:
IBM User tries to communicate with CoprHD securely, but fails to do so
Status in Cinder:
In Progress
Bug description:
An IBM user wanted to communicate with our backend CoprHD driver using certificate. But right now, there is not provision to do so. CoprHD should provide an option in config to perform all operations (REST API calls)
using certificate verification. Both CA signed and self-signed certificates should be supported.
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