> > >this message gets added to the mail automatically and I don't have any control over >it. > Hm thats bad so if you see i digital sign all mails, but if they become "manipulated" or added text so how should an digital signment work ?
>Yes, I was also worried about the fact that if OpenSSL will work on an open >connection. As I got a clear reply from you that the functionality is not currently >available in wget I'd like to go ahead and implement it. I'll keep you posted on the >improvements/developments on this. > OK first i think you can try to find the position in the proxy code of wget there you need to switch from unencrypted connection to encrypted connection. And Try if openssl/gnutls handle it on used connection (i think yes, if no data readable for the moment). Second make sure the proxy part do not become broken (don't know if there is the scenario SSL-PROXY connection and then SSL-HTTP request). Because this would mean that there become the need of an SSL [ SSL [ HTTP ] ] stream. And this is definitly much more tricky :-( >The proxy communication is not available as an RFC but that is the way SSL tunneling >thru a proxy works. After the host is resolved and the proxy figures out that it is a >secure site it just acts as a router between the client and the destination server. I >need to figure out the starting point of that communication (where the SSL handshake >starts). > If the PROXY -> SSL is not RFC-Normed there come the next question, how clients know how to work with it, is it product specific ? Cu Thomas
