Christian Höltje
Christian Höltje
It is resolved: 
Is there any progress on this? Is there someone I should contact about this? A related issue is [knowing what extensions are supported](https://github.com/houndci/hound/issues/1770https://github.com/houndci/hound/issues/1770).
Anyone else can take this. I haven't used Chef in a while.
Anyone else can take this. I haven't used Chef in a while.
> The good thing about standards is that there are so many to choose from. > - Andrew Tanenbaum
> Also related to #1032 I missed that. Thanks! That has the best conversation, and I would be okay with closing this in favor of that issue. Maybe the author...
A story for why this would be useful: I wanted to reuse an `.editorconfig` that was in commit `abc123`. I absentmindedly typed `git show abc123 -- .editorconfig > .editorconfig` which...
Interesting note: If you put the offending certificate as a `.pem` file in your `SSL_CERT_DIR` jruby works fine. It appears that whatever code is getting the certificate doesn't cause `JRuby-OpenSSL`...
I have a working "workaround" in a gist: https://gist.github.com/docwhat/24f0add92c2f43d8ec9e This script filters out the offending certificates and dumps them to a single `cert.pem` file in `/usr/local/etc/openssl/` (or `SSL_CERT_FILE` if you...
Instead of reject use `select`