Add "Secure" client for default SSL connections (for use in PubSubCli… #103
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Does it really work? I've tried it to connect to https://api.telegram.org and I could not get it working.. Reading from other forums it seems that certificates are needed in secured connections, but I have no idea how to do that.. |
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It did work for me when I was trying it in April, but because the firmware is so unstable on my hardware I gave up, and switched to Micropython (which is much more stable, and SSL works there fine). |
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This may not be the best way to achieve this, since there is code duplication, but it's at the very least a functional way of achieving SSL connectivity.