Felix Bünemann

Would this be sufficient? ``` ruby RUBY_ENGINE == "ruby" && RUBY_VERSION.sub(/([2-9]\.[0-9])\.[0-9]/, '\1') ``` This could also be done in the shell (no bash expert here ;-): ``` sh $([[ $RUBY_ENGINE...

Maybe it could be a configuration option for chruby? I have `--env-shebang` in my gemrc, so it's a small issue, but I understand that it makes it hard to make...

I have also tested this with ruby 2.4.1 on both Linux and macOS, but the results are the same as with ruby 2.2.7.

@rtomayko I've removed all my comments regarding `$?` and created a separate issue #82, so it would be great if you could do the same to avoid confusion.

Some more info can be found at acmesh-official/acme.sh#2900 which deals with the same problem for issuing news certs with OCSP Must Staple using the haproxy deploy hook in acme.sh.

Sounds good, I'll look i to it.

I have done some more research into the implications of having vs not having a nonce with OCSP stapling. Basically, when not using a nonce the OCSP server is allowed...

I have the problem that while Unshaky is running, pressing Cmd+Space simultaneously is not registered. But pressing Cmd first, keeping it pressed and then pressing Space works, as long as...

The Subject also looks wrong: `subject=O = Development/CN=localhost`, eg. Chrome shows Subject as "Development/CN=localhost" and the details show "Company: Development/CN=localhost" and it refuses to connect with NET::ERR_CERT_INVALID, so it's probably...

FYI some performance numbers: Parsing through a 4 GB XML and expanding 40,000 Nodes takes around 450 Seconds and 280 MB of RAM using nokogiri when creating a new doc...