Kasper Laudrup

This indeed sounds familiar and like something I've tried to handle but I must admit I can't remember the details. Is this something you would be willing to look into...

Hi @meastp Thank you for your interest in this library. I don't think it is possible to use a Windows Certificate Store with the current implementation but it sounds like...

Hi again @meastp, This library is very much modeled after how the existing `asio::ssl` implementation which uses `OpenSSL` works so that's why I initially implemented it this way. I don't...

@meastp That's exactly what I'm suggesting. Good to hear you like that interface. Of course the most important aspect of designing APIs is that they are easy for the users...

@meastp I've looked more into this and it seems like I've been a bit confused. As far as I can tell there's no need to add another member function to...

@meastp I've added some code for ensuring that a private key is referenced when setting the certificate using `use_certificate`. It will now fail if the certificate doesn't reference a private...

> Hi! First of all, thanks for putting together this very useful library. I have been using beast+asio(and hence openssl)+[djarek/certify](https://github.com/djarek/certify) for a simple https client so far. But i do...

@jens-diewald I assume we can close this now?

@jens-diewald * i've merged your PRs that introduced the move cosntructors. Thanks for that. A small but relevant improvement. * It would be nice to add an example of how...

@mzimbres I did consider trying to get Boost.Wintls included in Boost at some point but it's not really something I've done anything about. I think it might make more sense...