Subj : Re: SSL
To   : niter3
From : Matt Ianson
Date : Tue May 07 2024 10:03 pm

 ni>  MI> All that said, does mystic support SSL with its built in web server? 
 ni>  MI> current config shows a port for SSL, so 443 would logically go there.
 ni>  MI> The next thing would be "where" should the certs be stored.
 ni> 
 ni> Why not using something like Ngnix. Then you don't need to rely on
 ni> Mystic to do SSL for web.

Because he is running on Windows. TBH, I've not setup any reverse proxying under windows using nginx (only done it under linux - which works great). 

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