Eric Wong <e...@80x24.org> wrote: > net_reader: support imap.sslVerify + nntp.sslVerify
It still feels awkward to name options with "SSL" in them since "Secure Sockets Layer" is long deprecated (in favor of "TLS", "Transport Layer Security"). But git already has imap.sslVerify, so it's not something I want to deviate from... git also has a lot of http.ssl* config options, too, which we might benefit from having NNTP/IMAP counterparts of... OpenSSL, IO::Socket::SSL and Net::SSLeay are still called what they are; and AFAIK nobody's worked on GnuTLS bindings for Perl, yet... So I guess we'll probably end up with a bunch of imap.ssl* and nntp.ssl* options to set ciphers, certs, keys and whatnot... Of course I don't trust myself to handle anything involving SSL/TLS properly :<
