Omit empty DTLS 1.3 certificate authorities#153
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@algesten we've confirmed this fixes chrome <> str0m when using 1.3. |
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@jshanson7 thanks for hunting it down, and @tyhik thanks for also finding it. Let's get the fix out! |
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TLS 1.3 defines
certificate_authoritiesas a non-empty list when the extension is present. dimpl currently sends it with an empty list in DTLS 1.3CertificateRequest; Chrome/BoringSSL reject that as malformed:Chrome
RTCPeerConnection-> ICE/UDP connected to str0m
-> str0m using dimpl DTLS 1.3 on the passive/server side
-> dimpl default
require_client_certificate = true-> no CA names to advertise
omitting the extension when there are no CA names keeps client auth enabled and makes the
CertificateRequestvalid.