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Add ssl_ciphers and ssl_ca option in mcabberrc.example
author franky
date Wed, 10 Feb 2016 23:08:44 +0100
parents 41e897b79c8d
children 377b6a52b25f
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46 # You can require TLS by setting tls to 1. If your jabber server 46 # You can require TLS by setting tls to 1. If your jabber server
47 # still doesn't support TLS, you can use the old-style SSL by setting 47 # still doesn't support TLS, you can use the old-style SSL by setting
48 # ssl to 1. It's not possible to use old-style SSL and TLS together. 48 # ssl to 1. It's not possible to use old-style SSL and TLS together.
49 #set ssl = 0 49 #set ssl = 0
50 set tls = 1 50 set tls = 1
51 # It is possible to set the allowed ciphers which openssl/gnutls can use for
52 # the encrypted connection.
53 # openssl (get the name of the available ciphers via 'openssl ciphers'):
54 #set ssl_ciphers = ECDHE-RSA-AES256-GCM-SHA384:ECDHE-RSA-AES256-SHA384
55 # gnutls (check the priorities option of 'man gnutls_priority_init'):
56 #set ssl_ciphers = PFS
57 # If you'd like to explicitly specify trusted certificates, set the ssl_ca
58 # option to a certificate file or path.
59 #set ssl_ca = ~/.mcabber/trusted_cert.pem
51 # Moreover, it's possible to check whether the fingerprint of the 60 # Moreover, it's possible to check whether the fingerprint of the
52 # ssl certificate matches ssl_fingerprint. 61 # ssl certificate matches ssl_fingerprint.
53 # You can get the fingerprint of your server either with gnutls or openssl: 62 # You can get the fingerprint of your server either with gnutls or openssl:
54 # 1. gnutls-cli -p 5223 $your_server 63 # 1. gnutls-cli -p 5223 $your_server
55 # 2. openssl s_client -connect $your_server:5223 | \ 64 # 2. openssl s_client -connect $your_server:5223 | \