[PATCH] Add Keychain support

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I would certainly welcome a patch on that for gnutls!

On November 4, 2018 5:37:32 AM UTC, Yoshimasa Niwa <niw at niw.at> wrote:
>> Hm... or maybe only the 'password' type fields should be stored in
>> keychain and every other form field can be provided on the command
>> line? Those ones aren't secret, after all.
>
>Yeah, I agree. Keychain should only fill the password type field.
>
>> We do still need to allow for the fact that there might be multiple
>> passwords though (and one day, maybe some saveable and some not, for
>> example a password and a separate OTP). But specifying on the command
>> line which password(s) to save would be OK, I think?
>
>Yes, that's why I mentioned in previous email asking user to save it
>or not in Keychain,
>but giving it as an argument would be better option.
>I knew it because for my personal usage, the form requires two
>passwords and
>one is for OTP as exactly what you described.
>Let me change a little bit more on my patch.
>
>> FWIW what I'd *really* like to see is SSL certificate support using
>the
>> keychain...
>
>Looks like GnuTLS has common API that is for supporting system key
>store, however,
>according to their documents, it?s at this moment only supporting
>Windows one.
>I think it may be not much difficult to use Keychain to lookup
>certificates and keys
>like what current `ANDROID_KEYSTORE` does.
>Let me try after implementing above changes for passwords.
>
>Y
>
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>Yoshimasa Niwa
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