Add client support for python 3.5+#418
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Starting with python 3.7 ssl.SSLSocket was removed. Simply calling wrap_socket is the proposed fix here. Starting with python 3.5 ssl.PROTOCOL_TLSv1 was removed, so we switch to PROTOCOL_TLS, which should result in the highest possible TLS connection. Modern OSes do no longer support SSLv2/3 so it is okayish to ignore those. This should fix Bcfg2#415
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This looks good to me although we may want to consider moving this logic into Compat.py in order to fix the travis failures. |
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Starting with python 3.7 ssl.SSLSocket was removed. Simply calling wrap_socket is the proposed fix here.
Starting with python 3.5 ssl.PROTOCOL_TLSv1 was removed, so we switch to PROTOCOL_TLS, which should result in the highest possible TLS connection. Modern OSes do no longer support SSLv2/3 so it is okayish to ignore those.
This should fix #415