To have more control over the GnuTLS SSL layer, it would be nice to an option to directly specify the so called 'priority string', e.g. 'SECURE128:-RSA'.
Putting it into /etc/mgetrc or ~/.mgetrc gives a default that can be overriden by --gnutls-ciphers.
It would not combine with --secure-protocol (mutual exclusive). Maybe it is a good idea to warn if both options are specified.
To have more control over the GnuTLS SSL layer, it would be nice to an option to directly specify the so called 'priority string', e.g. 'SECURE128:-RSA'.
Putting it into /etc/mgetrc or ~/.mgetrc gives a default that can be overriden by --gnutls-ciphers.
It would not combine with --secure-protocol (mutual exclusive). Maybe it is a good idea to warn if both options are specified.