Add info about SNI on Python 2.x to README #222
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| path of the cert file with ``--cert``. If the private key is not contained | |||
| in the cert file you may pass the path of the key file with ``--certkey``. | |||
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| If you use Pytjon 2.x and need to talk to servers that use SNI (Server Name | |||
This updates the HTTPS section of the README with instructions on how to get SNI working on Python 2.x.
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OK, I've integrated the changes from the comments. |
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Add info about SNI on Python 2.x to README
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Thanks for building such a great tool! |
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This updates the HTTPS section of the README with instructions on how to get SNI working on Python 2.x.