ECC private keys support for TLS feature #208
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it adds support for ECC private keys when enabing the --tls feature. this is particular usefull when generating private keys for example using clients like Lego ACME which defaults to EC256 keys.
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Description
This PR adds support for ECC private keys when enabling the
--tlsfeature. This is particularly useful when generating private keys for example using clients like Lego ACME which defaults to EC256 keys.Side note:
rustls/rustls#998
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Motivation and Context
It resolves #207
How Has This Been Tested?
See the tests attached.
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