[gnutls-devel] GnuTLS | RFC7250 Raw public keys (!650)

[Development of GNU's TLS library]

Tom commented on a discussion on lib/auth/cert.c:

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>  }
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> +/* Locates the first certificate that holds a raw public-key.

For me a certificate is just a container for cryptographic credentials. There are all kinds of certificates. TLS has been designed around X.509 but I think we can generalize from this. Whether you call a raw public-key a certificate or not depends on taste I guess. In the comment I explicitly call this a certificate because we are inspecting a certificate credential that holds a certificate list of which the certificate(s) (i.e. the contents) only contain a raw public-key.

Please let me know whether (after my explanation) you still want me to update the comment.

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