Geoffrey Young wrote:
right, but you can't really run SSL tests with a manually coded client,

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

can you?



yes, you can. see the "Live" tests in Apache-SSLLookup.


I'm not sure what do you mean, I've looked at
http://search.cpan.org/src/GEOFF/Apache-SSLLookup-2.00_02/t/live/
and the client is there manually coded.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

but yes, I see that you meant the opposite, and you're right - you can't use
autogenerated clients with server-side ssl tests, at least not that I was
able to see.

Ah, oops, yes, I meant that :) I guess if your default server is somehow configured to run ssl, then it should work. remember that t/TEST has the -ssl option (I've never used it).


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