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You'ld have to take our devtls stuff out of the kernel.  You could run it as
a process that you pipe stuff through.  WOuldn't be too hard.  The
security and extended math libraries have been ported before, I
think rsc probably has them ported to a Unix.
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I need to write a Unix application that uses TLS/SSL.  I
looked at using OpenSSL, but lordy mama -- what an interface.
Since I only need to do the server side of the communication,
I thought perhaps the Plan 9 tls stuff could be used.

Comments?  How much work would it be to get the current
code working in a Unix environ?

Cheers,

Sam


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