sfz support https

Simple https encryption with tempory generated certificate would be awesome.

Apr 02 '18 13:04 bitwave

There are many options to develop this feature like whether to use native openssl or rust. Then should use wrapper such as tokio_tls or do it from low-level crate like native_tls. I am quite comfortable for all these options.

Sep 10 '20 00:09 weihanglo

when i'm looking for a static file server, this is a feature i consider as over-engineered b/c services should be served through reverse proxies that can handle TLS / the latest http-extension..

Aug 31 '22 15:08 funkyfuture

when i'm looking for a static file server, this is a feature i consider as over-engineered b/c services should be served through reverse proxies that can handle TLS / the latest http-extension..

While I generally agree, there are many Web APIs working only in secure contexts and some browsers disregard whether it's localhost or something remote. Having an ability to at least provide SSL certs generated by tools like mkcert would allow developers to avoid setting up nginx or other solutions to do SSL termination. If you set up nginx, why you'd use sfz anyway?

Mar 08 '23 15:03 Killavus

Thank you for the PR. Unfortunately I have no time working on it. See #108.

Mar 27 '23 08:03 weihanglo