fix: don't delegate client alias choosing for ssl bundles#49838
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fix: don't delegate client alias choosing for ssl bundles#49838MezinK wants to merge 1 commit intospring-projects:mainfrom
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We should consider the discussion in #44629 when reviewing this proposal. |
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Currently, the
.key.aliasspecified inside of an SSL Bundle is not taken into account when dealing with client certificates.This causes the delegate (usually
SunX509KeyManagerImpl) to just pick the first alias it finds.For requests requiring mTLS, this can cause issues if the certificates are inside of a shared keystore, as you may not get the certificate that you would want.
I have created an example repo demonstrating this behavior:
https://github.com/MezinK/spring-boot-mtls-demo