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> it's still a concerning because there is no way to get around transmitting metadata such as timestamps and IP addresses with these requests. Anyone with a privileged network position...

> Anyways, will blocking ocsp.apple.com in hosts file break SSL? @DarkFlame57 Blocking the address of Apple's OCSP server will prevent TLS/SSL certificate status checks to that server, which means revoked...

> Is it possible to trigger ssl revoke check manually? If true, will this at the same time send OCSP app list? To reiterate, the OCSP query from `trustd` does...

> > also aligns the code with the code's comments > > Perhaps the comment is incorrect. The previous Ruby code clearly takes `config["url"]` into account. Therefore, `absolute_url` is the...

For what it's worth, the [W3C's Feed Validator Service](https://validator.w3.org/feed/) correctly follows relative URLs to the location of a feed when you tell it to "Validate by URI" and provide the...

> So it's theoretical No, it's not theoretical, if you look at the codebase, you'll see it's really happening. > Any example to provide where absolute is creating an issue?...

> I did read, please understand as maintainers we have to put things in perspective I understand maintainers are busy. That's why I upstreamed my patch as a PR, so...

Cool, take your time. :) In my humble opinion, people who want to confirm for themselves that the script is not doing anything malicious will read the source regardless of...

This seems to still be an issue. When I build and install CalendarServer 9.0 or CalendarServer 9.1 from source, the following occurs: ``` $ caldavd -X -L Traceback (most recent...

@dreness I'm attempting this on a RaspberryPi: ``` $ uname -a Linux raspberrypi 4.9.35-v7+ #1014 SMP Fri Jun 30 14:47:43 BST 2017 armv7l GNU/Linux ``` The Raspbian repositories have a...