On Wed, Oct 15, 2003 at 08:58:16PM +0200, Johannes Hromadka wrote: > I'll try to convert all the scripts in tools to OS/2 *.cmd files for the OS/2 > distribution. Because not every user of the openssl package has perl installed.
Of course, it is up to you. *I* would just document this as a requirement. > >> b) Server certificates, not available in lynx > > > >Used for what? > In mozilla I can decide to trust the certificate of a single server, without > trusting > the issuer of the servers certificate. Would not SSL_CERT_DIR work for non-root certificates too? > I tired to ad my servers certificate to SSL_CERT_DIR, but lynx does > not accept it. It only accepts the certificate of the issuer of my > servers cert. Well, if it is so, this should be classified as a bug in lynx. Can you provide necessary files so that this becomes reproducible? > >> d) Other peoples certificates, needed for sending encrypted mails. (N/A in lynx) > > > >I do not know about mailto: stuff, does it support encription? > > IMHO lynx is a web browser and sending mails should be the job of mail programms. > Even > mozilla will be split into separate applications in future. Lynx is not a web browser. E.g., it understands file: links too. ;-) I would classify it as a "URI space" browser. And if there is an URL type for S-Mime, it is reasonable to expect that lynx would support it too [but I have no idea whether S-Mime is expressable via URIs]. [BTW, you can see the other side of the discussion on http://www.flora.org/lynx-dev/html/month102003/ ] Yours, Ilya ; To UNSUBSCRIBE: Send "unsubscribe lynx-dev" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
