I am currently porting my code from webkit1 to webkit2gtk. I couldn't find any API to intercept the TLS handshake for handling client certificate request. In webkit-1, I used to achieve it by using below APIs. soupSession = webkit_get_default_session(); GetTlsCertInteraction *interaction; interaction = (GetTlsCertInteraction *)g_object_new (_get_tls_cert_interaction_get_type (), NULL); g_object_set (gSoupSession, SOUP_SESSION_TLS_INTERACTION, interaction, NULL); However in webkit2, the webkit_get_default_session() API is not available anymore. Can you please let me know if client certificate authentication supported in webkit2gtk for Linux (Ubuntu 16.04)? Any pointers on how to achieve this will be of great help.
(In reply to srujanrk from comment #0) > I am currently porting my code from webkit1 to webkit2gtk. > I couldn't find any API to intercept the TLS handshake for handling client > certificate request. > > In webkit-1, I used to achieve it by using below APIs. > soupSession = webkit_get_default_session(); > GetTlsCertInteraction *interaction; > interaction = > (GetTlsCertInteraction *)g_object_new > (_get_tls_cert_interaction_get_type (), NULL); > g_object_set (gSoupSession, SOUP_SESSION_TLS_INTERACTION, interaction, > NULL); > > However in webkit2, the webkit_get_default_session() API is not available > anymore. This is because of the process split in WebKit2, where fetching content is done in the WebKitNetworkProcess, which means that the libsoup usage cannot be directly made in the so called “UI Process” (e.g. a browser) where the public API is used. > Can you please let me know if client certificate authentication supported in > webkit2gtk for Linux (Ubuntu 16.04)? > Any pointers on how to achieve this will be of great help. I think what you would need is to watch bug #164509 of which I think this is a duplicate (but feel free to reopen otherwise). *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 164509 ***
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 200805 ***