Log the default location of trusted CA certificates when tlsTrustCertsFilePath is not specified #429
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…sFilePath is not specified ### Motivation Currently when `tlsTrustCertsFilePath` is not specified, default locations of CA certificates will be used. However, these paths are determined by the compile option when building OpenSSL and they are invisible to users. If the OS uses a different path, the TLS connection will fail with no helpful error message.
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Motivation
Currently when
tlsTrustCertsFilePathis not specified, default locations of CA certificates will be used. However, these paths are determined by the compile option when building OpenSSL and they are invisible to users. If the OS uses a different path, the TLS connection will fail with no helpful error message.References: