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> So the open question is whether CURLOPT_VERIFYHOST
> should always match CURLOPT_VERIFYPEER?

Probably yes, as long as curl understands wild card certificates,
wherein *.foobar.com matches www.foobar.com.
I used such a certificate at my last job and it sure was convenient,
and cheaper than buying a certificate for each subdomain.

Karl Dahlke