git: Always use the system certificates by default.
'guix pull' was always doing it, and now '--with-branch' & co. will do it as well. * guix/git.scm (honor-system-x509-certificates!): New procedure. (%certificates-initialized?): New variable. (with-libgit2): Add call to 'honor-system-x509-certificates!'. * guix/scripts/pull.scm (honor-x509-certificates): Call 'honor-system-x509-certificates!' and fall back to 'honor-lets-encrypt-certificates!'.
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#:use-module (srfi srfi-34)
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#:use-module (srfi srfi-35)
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#:export (%repository-cache-directory
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honor-system-x509-certificates!
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update-cached-checkout
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latest-repository-commit
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(make-parameter (string-append (cache-directory #:ensure? #f)
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"/checkouts")))
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(define (honor-system-x509-certificates!)
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"Use the system's X.509 certificates for Git checkouts over HTTPS. Honor
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the 'SSL_CERT_FILE' and 'SSL_CERT_DIR' environment variables."
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;; On distros such as CentOS 7, /etc/ssl/certs contains only a couple of
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;; files (instead of all the certificates) among which "ca-bundle.crt". On
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;; other distros /etc/ssl/certs usually contains the whole set of
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;; certificates along with "ca-certificates.crt". Try to choose the right
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;; one.
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(let ((file (letrec-syntax ((choose
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(syntax-rules ()
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((_ file rest ...)
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(let ((f file))
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(if (and f (file-exists? f))
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f
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(choose rest ...))))
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((_)
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#f))))
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(choose (getenv "SSL_CERT_FILE")
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"/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt"
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"/etc/ssl/certs/ca-bundle.crt")))
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(directory (or (getenv "SSL_CERT_DIR") "/etc/ssl/certs")))
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(and (or file
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(and=> (stat directory #f)
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(lambda (st)
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(> (stat:nlink st) 2))))
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(begin
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(set-tls-certificate-locations! directory file)
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#t))))
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(define %certificates-initialized?
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;; Whether 'honor-system-x509-certificates!' has already been called.
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#f)
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(define-syntax-rule (with-libgit2 thunk ...)
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(begin
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;; XXX: The right thing to do would be to call (libgit2-shutdown) here,
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;; but pointer finalizers used in guile-git may be called after shutdown,
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;; resulting in a segfault. Hence, let's skip shutdown call for now.
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(libgit2-init!)
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(unless %certificates-initialized?
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(honor-system-x509-certificates!)
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(set! %certificates-initialized? #t))
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thunk ...))
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(define* (url-cache-directory url
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(define (honor-x509-certificates store)
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"Use the right X.509 certificates for Git checkouts over HTTPS."
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;; On distros such as CentOS 7, /etc/ssl/certs contains only a couple of
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;; files (instead of all the certificates) among which "ca-bundle.crt". On
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;; other distros /etc/ssl/certs usually contains the whole set of
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;; certificates along with "ca-certificates.crt". Try to choose the right
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;; one.
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(let ((file (letrec-syntax ((choose
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(syntax-rules ()
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((_ file rest ...)
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(let ((f file))
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(if (and f (file-exists? f))
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f
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(choose rest ...))))
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((_)
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#f))))
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(choose (getenv "SSL_CERT_FILE")
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"/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt"
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"/etc/ssl/certs/ca-bundle.crt")))
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(directory (or (getenv "SSL_CERT_DIR") "/etc/ssl/certs")))
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(if (or file
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(and=> (stat directory #f)
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(lambda (st)
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(> (stat:nlink st) 2))))
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(set-tls-certificate-locations! directory file)
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(honor-lets-encrypt-certificates! store))))
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(unless (honor-system-x509-certificates!)
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(honor-lets-encrypt-certificates! store)))
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(define (report-git-error error)
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"Report the given Guile-Git error."
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