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I'm adding one of my domains which I host at home. Last time I tried, the std client failed with my config. I expect that's still the case for std and it might be the case for tls.zig too (didn't try because what I was coding I wanted to have no external deps), but adding it to this list gives me a chance to know when it starts working. For the config itself, I'm using s6-tls+BearSSL with multiple domains, some using wildcard certificates and some using single-domain certs. This one is a single one. I'm not hosting anything in particular at that specific domain, but it should be enough for the handshake.
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I'm adding one of my domains which I host at home. Last time I tried, the std client failed with my config. I expect that's still the case for std and it might be the case for tls.zig too (didn't try because what I was coding I wanted to have no external deps), but adding it to this list gives me a chance to know when it starts working.
For the config itself, I'm using s6-tls+BearSSL with multiple domains, some using wildcard certificates and some using single-domain certs. This one is a single one. I'm not hosting anything in particular at that specific domain, but it should be enough for the handshake.