Omar Polo

@sikmir oh yeah, you can't mix LibreSSL and OpenSSL in the same address space. (there are some tricks, but don't know them and won't recommend either.) I made telescope link...

If you don't mind, I'd keep this open. While it's not a top-priority, I still like to to eventually fix it ^^"

Took a while to fix this, oops :) When I wrote the parser I was a bit paranoic and decided to reject altogether paths that tried to "escape" the root....

I'm going to close this, as gmid 2.0 is out and support for CGI has been dropped (at least for now.)

Hello, and sorry for the delay. I've only resumed recently to hack again on gmid. I've fixed this in c5edb15. The reason was that since handshake failures were handled in...

`I think an update on this is needed. I decided to drop seccomp support completely, see 0b62f4842d7c65b8f64c5f676a0a05333fd7db6f, for the time being at least. `` Seccomp (and to some degree landlock)...

since I'm starting to take some interest in this, I've added a barebone titan client implementation in 2ff1e2a9237514d5d473b2b3562ec767542b55bc. While maybe useful on its own, the intent is to use it...

Without knowing how Yggdrasil works, I think the issue is that the client connecting to gmid is not providing any SNI (server name indication). gmid relies on the client to...

Well, the gemini specification says that > Client and server implementations MUST support TLS SNI (Server Name Indication) and clients MUST include hostname information when making requests for URLs where...

I believe this is now fixed. I've relaxed the requirements for SNI in 1ef0cd0cdb6512fad96ecf0830e581af677d5947 and then added support for IPv6 addresses in the IRI parsing code in b00f71ba97cf4448446fc5ccf715ca0dfda3a93b, and added...