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why is this called *ssl* ip #31
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Hi @kumavis
You're right—it doesn't do anything SSL-specific, but it did in its first incarnation (2015?): we had a wildcard certificate and private key that we released to the public for Even though the "ssl" in the name no longer made sense, we never bothered to change it. |
thanks/ I was wondering if you could do a dns-auth cert as well but http-auth seems much easier |
Not easily. #24 is a good example of an ongoing discussion to address this. |
unclear what the role of "ssl" is in the name as the service doesnt seem to do anything ssl specific
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