pcsclient: convert from asn1 to pyasn1 python module#493
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pcsclient: convert from asn1 to pyasn1 python module#493berrange wants to merge 1 commit intointel:mainfrom
berrange wants to merge 1 commit intointel:mainfrom
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Using pyasn1 it is possible to define the formal schema for SGX certificate extensions, which leads to a more robust parser. The pyasn1 module is also more widely available in distros. Signed-off-by: Daniel P. Berrangé <berrange@redhat.com>
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Using pyasn1 it is possible to define the formal schema for SGX certificate extensions, which leads to a more robust parser.
The pyasn1 module is also more widely available in distros.
The primary motivation here was support for RHEL-9 / RHEL-10, where python3-asn1 is not available except in the 3rd party EPEL repositories, while python3-pyasn1 is included as standard.
Previously submitted as #477 for pccsadmin, now the same change is done for pcsclient.