> I don't see in the 2.1 how to use this feature. Looking at > the source I'm guessing that it works by specifying the
.... OK, figured most of it out, and also believe I found a bug. If anyone is curious Here are the options that the inlining feature supports: ca cert dh key secret tls-auth What you do is _replace-_ the existing line with an xml-esque syntax like this: Used to be: ca "somecafile.crt" Now is: <ca> the contents you cut and pasted out of the original file; e.g. "somecafile.crt", above </ca> And the same for the other options listed. The bug, however, is that if an option takes parameters beyond the file name, as secret and tls-auth do, there is not a mechanism (at least not that one I can find in the code) to convey that parameter. In my previous test I have a direction parameter on the tls-auth and it doesn't come through. So at present 'secret' and 'tls-auth' only work if you did not originally have a direction parameter. The other options I have all tested and they do work. -Dave
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