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With the implementation of the EXTERNAL_PROPRIETARY policy mode in release 4.3.0, SDL Core should update the module certificate in the local file system when a policy table update occurs. Currently SDL core is retrieving its certificate directly out of the policy table. This issue is closely related to #2190
Reproduction Steps
Clone any branch of sdl core with a release version of 4.3.0 or above. Take note of the certificate processing flow, core will directly processes its certificates from its policy table database.
Expected Behavior
SDL Core will update the local file system when a policy table update occurs with the certificate provided via the updated policy table exchange.
Observed Behavior
Invalid certificate processing flow, data is not sourced properly as it should be.
OS & Version Information
OS/Version: Ubuntu 16.04
SDL Core Version: Release 4.5.1
Testing Against: Tested with WebHMI and app built with 4.5.0 Android Proxy release
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Bug Report
With the implementation of the EXTERNAL_PROPRIETARY policy mode in release 4.3.0, SDL Core should update the module certificate in the local file system when a policy table update occurs. Currently SDL core is retrieving its certificate directly out of the policy table. This issue is closely related to #2190
Reproduction Steps
Clone any branch of sdl core with a release version of 4.3.0 or above. Take note of the certificate processing flow, core will directly processes its certificates from its policy table database.
Expected Behavior
SDL Core will update the local file system when a policy table update occurs with the certificate provided via the updated policy table exchange.
Observed Behavior
Invalid certificate processing flow, data is not sourced properly as it should be.
OS & Version Information
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: