Hi, all
HTTPS (and other TLS variants) is becoming more and more common. I'm seeing this as a certain pain for myself on client side (as server side is more easily solvable) (not a huge pain, I can easily use other tool in that case, but newLISP would be nice).
The LibreSSL projects provides a library called libtls, which seem to have a very clean interface for adding TLS support both for clients and servers: https://man.openbsd.org/tls_init.3 So I am wondering if this could be a relatively simple way to let newLISP talk TLS? The interface looks clean enough, at least.
Happy Easter!
Kirill
libtls for TLS in newLISP
Re: libtls for TLS in newLISP
With a name like Kirill, surely you know that Easter (Pascha) is really next week. ;) Христос воскресе!Kirill wrote:Happy Easter!
(λx. x x) (λx. x x)
Re: libtls for TLS in newLISP
Indeed - I'll be celebrating a week later :)rickyboy wrote:With a name like Kirill, surely you know that Easter (Pascha) is really next week. ;) Христос воскресе!Kirill wrote:Happy Easter!
Re: libtls for TLS in newLISP
Joining this thread to support Kirill's prayers :) https et al. is everywhere now.
newLISP v.10.7.6 64-bit on BSD IPv4/6 UTF-8 libffi