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[Python-Dev] More on server-side SSL support

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> The simplest way to do verification is to allow the application to
> provide a set of root certs that it would like to verify against, and
> use the built-in OpenSSL verification procedure.

That's good. I don't recall whether you planned for this, however,
it would then be necessary to find out who the authenticated user
is, to do authorization. Getting that as a pair (client dn, issuer dn)
is the interface that springs to mind first.

Regards,
Martin

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