Re: [PATCH v2] http: document sslcert and sslkey types and extend to proxy

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> I think it is the first time we see your patches around here.
> Welcome to Git developer community.

First time, yes thank you. I'm also not able to use a client that 
normally allows setting headers like in-reply-to (I am hoping mailto: 
works here), so I am hoping this works, and I will take any advice on 
that situation if possible.

> I wonder if we can add some tests for the feature, though.

I would love if there was a way to test it. But my historical 
understanding of this issue is that it has been repeatedly not merged 
in due to lack of anyone knowing how to test it, given the nature of 
a hardware token (what this is especially focused at explicitly 
enabling) generally being hardware. Technically, I am sure pkcs11 can 
apply to software tokens, but I have never ventured the topic. I'm 
also aware KVM+Qemu+Libvirt allows creating virtual smart cards, but 
I also have not ventured that topic. I have been following this issue 
since May of last year in private support tickets, and I do not feel 
I am able to contribute anything that has not already been pondered 
over this issue. I strongly welcome ideas, though.

0a01d41e (http: add support for different sslcert and sslkey types., 
2023-03-20) does solve our main issues (which is absolutely 
wonderful), and this is only to finish it up with documentation, and 
proxySSLCertType does not personally affect me, so I am not bothered 
with the wait associated first consulting on proper testing. 
Although, it would be a shame to see this fail to get pushed in again.

Thanks,
Ricky Davidson




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