Fix up oauth2_client ssl options
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Thank you, @lukebakken. I'll wait for @MarcialRosales' approval before merging. |
This uses the same technique as PR rabbitmq#12557 and rabbitmq#12564 to ensure that when neither `cacerts` nor `cacertfile` are set, the system certs are used.
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Fix up `oauth2_client` ssl options (backport #14917)
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It all looks good. Thanks @lukebakken for fixing it !
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This uses the same technique as PR #12557 and #12564 to ensure that when neither
cacertsnorcacertfileare set, the system certs are used.