Accept URIs for TLS certificates and private keys#5727
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zhihengq wants to merge 1 commit intoFreeRADIUS:masterfrom
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Accept URIs for TLS certificates and private keys#5727zhihengq wants to merge 1 commit intoFreeRADIUS:masterfrom
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Inspired by #3942, which includes a fantastic explanation of the benefit of adding pkcs11 support.
This pull request added support for loading TLS certificates and private keys from URIs using the OSSL_STORE API, which works with OpenSSL providers. On systems where libp11 OpenSSL provider (pkcs11prov) is installed, we should be able to load objects with
pkcs11:URIs.Theoretically other URI schemes should also be supported if corresponding OpenSSL loaders are installed, but I did not test this.