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Subject: [9fans] distribution tcp110 specifies cert.pem in directory I don't have
Date: Mon, 11 Nov 2002 10:50:02 -0500
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As Sam said, we finally got to upgrading to 4e.  We are the Internet provider
for a handful of folks who just use Plan 9 to support their pop accounts.
Tcp110 referenced a non-existent cert.pem file, in a non-existent ssl directory.
What is recommented that I do.  (Currently I have turn on -p to use passwords
in the clear.  Not a reall problem since all these users dial directly into
Borf.)

What's a good reading list for figuring all this out?

  Brantley