Yo Hal!

On Thu, 07 Mar 2019 19:36:00 -0800
Hal Murray via devel <devel@ntpsec.org> wrote:

> The client side is easy: just add "nts" to the server line.  There
> are no parameters needed so the initialization for the client side
> just works.

How does it know which of the myriad locations that the CA and
intermediate certs can be installed in to use?

> For the server side, we have "nts enable".  We should probably change
> that to "nts enable-server".
> 
> The server side needs 3 files:
>   server certificate
>   private key for the certificate

What about the password to the private key file?

>   the keys to make/decode cookies

I assume you mean master key "K" and index "I" pairs?

> Currently, it crashes if it can't get the certificate or private key.

Not so bad.  It should exit violently.  Just with explicit texzt.

> I'll set things up so it will create the cookie key file if it can't
> read it. That's easy to change.

Why do you need a cookie file?  I would think those should never be
stored.  Ever.

RGDS
GARY
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