Hola -- A vendor of ours has an "API" where a compiled C client on Solaris uses https for transport and a .kdb file for authentication. I don't have their C source code, and would like to use Linux / Perl to get the job done instead of their black box.
Has anyone ever heard of using a .kdb file as a key(s) to access an https server? Is this a standard somewhere? (I seached for RFC's on faqs.org/rfcs/ and didn't see any...) Is this functionality already embedded into libwww somewhere and I just don't see it? If no one has ever done this and I figured it out would it be useful to submit patch(es) for libwww? Into which packages / namespaces should I inject such a feature? Or is this proprietary nonsense that no one else would want in libwww anyway? Thanks, Jay Hannah Director of Development Omni Hotels Reservation Center Tel: (402) 952-6573 Mobile: (402) 578-3976 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Hotlanta" is hotter than ever, "connecting" you to all that Atlanta has to offer at the newly expanded Omni Hotel at CNN Center! Ask about our Grand Re-Opening meeting offer by calling our sales team at 404-659-0000 or your Omni National Sales representative.
