Reverse 'PEM as string' checks to fix long filename error#80
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Reverse 'PEM as string' checks to fix long filename error#80cs-1 wants to merge 1 commit intoForcepoint:masterfrom
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Only opening the
certificateorprivate_keystrings as a filename + path if it's not a PEM style certificate string prevents "File name too long:" errors for long certificates.See: #79
(This has has only been checked on Python 3 to work locally, more thorough checks should be conducted.)