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Files here are the fallbacks for TLS/SSL certificate verification. To find the certificate authority certificates the system looks in: The path specified by GSTLSCAFile (if that user default is defined), otherwise the path specified in the GS_TLS_CA_FILE environment variable if it is defined, otherwise the path specified in the SSL_CERT_FILE environment variable if it is defined, otherwise the file GSTLS/ca-certificates.crt in the base library resource bundle. Similarly to find the revoke file, the order of precedence of configuration is GSTLSRevokeFile, GS_TLS_REVOKE_FILE, GSTLS/revoke.crl ca-certificates.crt a list of PEM encoded certificates of trusted authorities NB. This is just the list of trusted authorities from my personal machine, it may not be suitable for you ... please replace/remove to meet your own needs. revoke.crl may be set to a revocation list for certificates which have been revoked by the trusted authorities. At present, no revocation list is provided. You may want to put keys here too ...if you have an openssl 'traditional' style key you may (depending on your version of gnutls: newer versions can read openssl specific keys) need to convert it to the standard PKCS8 format. You can use openssl to do that as follows: openssl pkcs8 -topk8 -v2 des3 -in old_key.pem -out new_key.pem You will be asked (3 times) for the password for the key, as the tool needs to decrypt it and encrypt it again in standard format.