[2022-07-17T03:53:23Z] Hi [2022-07-17T04:00:24Z] https://tls.mbed.org/ [2022-07-17T04:00:28Z] does it return 451 http code for you? [2022-07-17T04:08:53Z] no [2022-07-17T04:10:05Z] hmm [2022-07-17T04:10:20Z] looks like us sanctions in action xd [2022-07-17T04:10:39Z] cuz it works only under vpn [2022-07-17T04:11:12Z] well this is really dumb move [2022-07-17T04:38:16Z] mbedtls looks interesting nonetheless [2022-07-17T04:52:14Z] support tls 1.3, no perl is needed(seemingly), has no CLA bullcrap, uses DCO instead [2022-07-17T04:52:33Z] also provides GNU Makefile which looks simple enough to posixify it [2022-07-17T04:53:41Z] the problem is that there's no openssl api in it, as well as libtls [2022-07-17T04:55:56Z] some packages support it already, such as curl and ffmpeg [2022-07-17T05:00:06Z] wolfssl seems to have an openssl compat layer [2022-07-17T05:00:31Z] it is broken [2022-07-17T05:00:44Z] also wolfssl has CLA [2022-07-17T05:00:44Z] elaborate [2022-07-17T05:01:07Z] https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/tsc/-/issues/28#note_245462 [2022-07-17T05:02:44Z] What was the problem with libressl other than python ssl library being updated? [2022-07-17T05:08:57Z] nodejs [2022-07-17T05:09:11Z] rust iirc [2022-07-17T20:56:10Z] illiliti: are you opposed to libressl? switching to some TLS library that isn't at least mostly compatible with the openssl api is going to be a huge pain.