Viktor Szakats

Docs would be welcome indeed. I was expecting a PGP/SSH/minisign signature. Took a while to get here and realize this is new with Caddy, along with the format. I tried...

Speaking of Windows, proxy detection can be done with reasonably small amount of code and with minor, if any, build-level work. An example [here](https://github.com/vszakats/hb/blob/main/contrib/hbwin/win_proxyc.c). [ This is "works for me"...

Haven't heard of ManageSieve yet, but Sieve is the standard language for creating email-server-side filtering rules. It's quite useful and even though the language is awkward, it's better than proprietary...

@monnerat: Thanks for the pointers! The Sieve table column is definitely useful, though I had _ManageSieve support_ in mind specifically. AFAIU the former doesn't imply the latter. At least the...

`STARTTLS` is just as an issue for already supported email protocols, I agree, but, one difference is that those all support implicit TLS. With ManageSieve there is no secure alternative,...

New paper on STARTTLS vulnerabilities: [[paper](https://www.usenix.org/conference/usenixsecurity21/presentation/poddebniak)] [[via](https://www.feistyduck.com/bulletproof-tls-newsletter/issue_80_vulnerabilities_show_fragility_of_starttls)]

@MarcelRaad: In `CMake/Platforms/WindowsCache.cmake` there is this: ```cmake if(ENABLE_IPV6) set(HAVE_GETADDRINFO 1) else() set(HAVE_GETADDRINFO 0) endif() ``` Can it be related to this issue? (Half-guessing, so this may totally be wrong, but...

@jay: You're right, this may indeed be a problem. To resolve this with the least amount of confusion, I think a viable solution is to introduce one variant of `homedir()`...

FWIW I've created a Wiki page with the goal to collect string encoding rules for the various libcurl APIs. It is now showing a pretty rough, initial state. This is...

@jay: LGTM! The codepage wiki indeed only lists the codepage that "makes sense" in its context (hence the included comment). Mapping these codepages to actual build combination behaviour is a...