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mitmproxy adds --emudhra option for certificate handling
Key points
- mitmproxy added `--emudhra` command-line option.
- Option addresses issues with eMudhra certificates.
- eMudhra is an Indian Certifying Authority.
- Fixes certificate problems for users in India.
New Option for eMudhra Certificates
mitmproxy, an open-source interactive HTTPS proxy, has introduced a new command-line option: `--emudhra`. This addition is specifically designed to manage certificates issued by eMudhra, a Certifying Authority based in India.
Addressing Certificate Issues
The `--emudhra` option was implemented to resolve existing problems that users encountered when dealing with eMudhra certificates. These issues previously hindered the proper functioning of mitmproxy for individuals and organizations utilizing eMudhra's services in India.
Impact on Indian Users
This update directly benefits mitmproxy users in India who rely on eMudhra for their digital certificates. The new option provides a dedicated solution for certificate handling, improving the proxy's compatibility and usability within that specific regional context.
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Primary sources
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mitmproxy, a free and open-source interactive HTTPS proxy, has added a new command-line option, `--emudhra`, to specifically handle certificates issued by the Indian Certifying Authority eMudhra. This update addresses issues with eMudhra certificates that previously caused problems for users in India.