I'm very happy to have your https checking extension for Firefox, but I would really like to see the actual source code used - and it seems what you've got in the git repo isn't what's actually running. The latest commit, "hotfix for bad CNAME for TLSA", cannot even be right, as it references the variable 'tlsalist', which should probably be 'tlsatable' to work with the pre-existing code. Even with that corrected, though, the utility fails due to other problems.
I'm very happy to have your https checking extension for Firefox, but I would really like to see the actual source code used - and it seems what you've got in the git repo isn't what's actually running. The latest commit, "hotfix for bad CNAME for TLSA", cannot even be right, as it references the variable 'tlsalist', which should probably be 'tlsatable' to work with the pre-existing code. Even with that corrected, though, the utility fails due to other problems.
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I'm very happy to have your https checking extension for Firefox, but I would really like to see the actual source code used - and it seems what you've got in the git repo isn't what's actually running. The latest commit, "hotfix for bad CNAME for TLSA", cannot even be right, as it references the variable 'tlsalist', which should probably be 'tlsatable' to work with the pre-existing code. Even with that corrected, though, the utility fails due to other problems.
Yes, thank you for the report