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I think I looked at this before. I like a lot of djb's stuff. It doesn't support TLS though, right? So you'd have to put nginx or something in front if you want
by jeffreyrogers 8y ago
I think I looked at this before. I like a lot of djb's stuff. It doesn't support TLS though, right? So you'd have to put nginx or something in front if you wanted that?
- JdeBP 8y agoThese are UCSPI tools. To encrypt their traffic over the network, one simply runs them via a UCSPI-SSL toolset instead of running them via a UCSPI-TCP toolset. * http://jdebp.info./FGA/UCSPI.html http://jdebp.info./FGA/UCSPI.html The sharp-eyed, who have compared that manual with the Bernstein original, will have noted that mentioning UCSPI-SSL is one of the very doco modernizations that I did. (-: