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Are there any plans on supporting secure connections? They are already possible by proxying through nginx to add a certificate for https. But when I have nginx running I don't need asmttpd to serve static content.
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Since it doesn't use any libraries, it would have to be implemented using only Linux kernel syscalls. From what I remember, there are some crypto methods available, but I haven't looked into it too much.
It sounds like it would be a ton of code and work though, so nothing is planned at the moment.
Thanks for the quick answer. I don't know how rwasa implements it by heart and I understand that is difficult to handle it by only syscalls. I am up to see that feature here.
Are there any plans on supporting secure connections? They are already possible by proxying through nginx to add a certificate for https. But when I have nginx running I don't need asmttpd to serve static content.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: