Thanks Rob, I'll take a bit deeper dive and send a new set of patches with the following...
* Add hooks for TLS support and a simple abstraction to do so * Add content disposition support, making -O optional * Fix HTTP response header processing * General cleanup of the wget toy * I'll also take a look at whether it's feasible to hook up BearSSL to the existing crypto abstraction - Eric On Tue, Oct 19, 2021 at 5:35 AM Rob Landley <r...@landley.net> wrote: > On 10/17/21 2:48 PM, Eric Molitor wrote: > > Let me take a look at signify I'll also send the missing part of the > patch with > > -ltls shortly. > > > > Alpine has libtls, either the openssl port in the libretls package or the > > original openbsd lbressl-tls. For my embedded stuff I'm statically > linking > > BearSSL and https://github.com/michaelforney/libtls-bearssl > > <https://github.com/michaelforney/libtls-bearssl> > > It's good that there are multiple libraries agreeing on an interface. > > > I've not looked at Denny's implementation. But will take a peak at what > he is doing. > > I too am curious, but it's way down my todo heap. > > > And yes, this violates the library policy, although I'd rather leverage a > > relatively known good TLS rather than implement a new one. > > I'm all for having a library version _and_ a builtin version. But merging > the > library version in the absence of the builtin version won't move it out of > pending. (That said, a more useful version in pending isn't bad. And it > does > need the plumbing upgraded to understand https...) > > Rob >
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