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Re: "SNI for misfin: I am getting a "you didn't provide SNI"..."
@gemalaya Yes, it works, but now your certificate is incorrect. Your certificate has to be your domain name. Also, the bind address is what you want to listen on. I'm actually unsure if it needs to be the public IP, or the private IP of the computer (I think the private IP of the computer will work, actually).
Regardless, the cert has to be the domain name or every other server you send mail to will end up failing the verification.
2023-09-26 · 2 days ago
@clseibold You're right. I'm working on a service command that will let you serve multiple identities and store messages, it's not too much work.
SNI for misfin: I am getting a "you didn't provide SNI" error in one misfin server when I try to access it via the Python client, apparently that uses a different ssl library. I wonder if that is intended, to work it has to be active in both the client and the server