HTTP::Server::PSGI there is no information concerning SSL

I'm just saying, as a general rule, if HTTP::Server::PSGI doesn't say it supports HTTPS, it probably doesn't

But, anything Plack/PSGI related probably does support SSL -- if you ask the author I'm sure he'll update the FAQ/docs with an example

When you look at the code you can get the idea that this server is SSL capable. (Is starman SSL enabled?)

Seeing how its a subclass of Net::Server, and there exists Net::Server::Proto::SSL, it probably is

starman ssl_key_file -> http://wiki.catalystframework.org/wiki/deployment/perlbal-starman-psgi

update: plackperl ssl -> http://www.slideshare.net/miyagawa/deploying-plack-web-applications-oscon-2011-8706659 

HTTP::Server::PSGI
• Plack Built-in
• Pure Perl
• Single-process, cross platform
• Experimental IPv6, SSL
• Automatic reloading with -r

plackup https -> Gepok - PSGI server with built-in HTTPS support, Unix sockets, preforking

In reply to Re: PSGI, Plack et.al. by Anonymous Monk
in thread PSGI, Plack et.al. by McA

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