On 7.4.2010 22:19, Mike Hebel wrote:
SSL (not TLS) is actually really simple with any inetd-compatible server; just run the daemon with stunnel instead of inetd. Done.So how does Gopher deal with that? How does the client recognize there's a gopher protocol in the SSL stream?
The server doesn't know it's SSL - stunnel converts a secured connection into an unsecured one and vice versa. That's pretty much the idea of stunnel - convert any existing service into SSL one.
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