No. That's not what I said. From reading the source code of the module HTTP::Server::PSGI, which you could do as well, I see that the expected param is called ssl. So try what I said: 

plackup --ssl --ssl-key-file=C:\Users\Documents\Private-Public\private
+Key.key --ssl-cert-file=C:\Users\Documents\Private-Public\certificate
+.crt bin/app.psgi

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This produces as expected a file error on my system: 
$ plackup --ssl --ssl-key-file=C:\Users\Documents\Private-Public\priva
+teKey.key --ssl-cert-file=C:\Users\Documents\Private-Public\certifica
+te.crt bin/app.psgi

SSL_cert_file C:UsersDocumentsPrivate-Publiccertificate.crt can't be u
+sed: No such file or directory at /Users/me/.perlbrew/libs/perl-5.32.
+1@meta/lib/perl5/IO/Socket/SSL.pm line 2375.

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Hope this helps!


The way forward always starts with a minimal test.

In reply to Re^3: Unable to enable SSL on Dancer2 application in my windows platform. by 1nickt
in thread Unable to enable SSL on Dancer2 application in my windows platform. by chandantul

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