I am building vim from source and keep having to update the SSL hostfingerprints of my ~/.hgrc file.  It's getting a little silly and large – see below.  The pattern is the same: run update, find SSL finger print has changed, update fingerprint… Anyone knows of a simpler way to keep this updated?### openssl s_client -connect  vim.googlecode.com:443 < /dev/null 2>/dev/null | openssl x509 -fingerprint -noout -in /dev/stdin[hostfingerprints]vim.googlecode.com = CB:F1:C8:AC:28:D5:61:B7:C1:9C:73:7E:3A:B6:BB:E2:E6:55:95:2A vim.googlecode.com = 52:BC:6F:6A:D5:86:38:B1:F5:FE:07:B3:A5:88:72:DC:EB:49:BF:5Dvim.googlecode.com = FD:02:92:B1:B3:32:27:F4:7B:40:3D:0A:CA:9E:DD:EE:22:17:52:02vim.googlecode.com = F6:21:3F:1D:BA:DC:6A:0D:7C:AF:00:E4:C4:12:87:DC:1B:7C:1D:11vim.googlecode.com = A0:60:E5:C3:DB:27:FB:31:B5:B2:D2:79:8E:24:4D:70:0E:E0:4B:EEvim.googlecode.com = 65:A0:A7:8D:8F:48:EB:13:5C:81:3C:47:2D:6B:73:C4:7E:EA:61:5F
vim.googlecode.com SSL certificate change
vim;ssl;mercurial
Have a look at http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/CACertificates - it should be enough to specify the cacerts. In short don't depend on the specific fingerprint but check if the cert is signed by a trusted source.For Debian/Ubuntu/Arch/Gentoo:[web]cacerts = /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crtFedora/RHEL:[web]cacerts = /etc/pki/tls/certs/ca-bundle.crt