Craig Idler wrote:
> Has someone done something like this in the past? It seems an ssl enabled
> telnet program could do this. It's so easy to use basic telnet talking to port
> 80, but using something that communicates with port 443 is a different story.
Try "openssl s_client". This is similar to an SSL enabled telnet except
that it doesn't do telnet option negotiation. In other words, it won't
work very well talking to a telnetd but you won't notice a lot of
difference if you are talking to something like an httpd.
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