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added option to disable server hostname verification while keeping certificate validation - #98
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…rtificate validation Adds QuicClientConnection.Builder.noServerHostnameVerification() and the CLI option --noHostnameVerification. The server certificate is still validated against the (default or custom) trust store, only the check that the certificate matches the host name is skipped. Useful when the server is reached via an address that does not match its certificate, e.g. servers without a DNS name or in NATed networks (SD-WAN). See ptrd#47. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds QuicClientConnection.Builder.noServerHostnameVerification() and the CLI option --noHostnameVerification. The server certificate is still validated against the (default or custom) trust store, only the check that the certificate matches the host name is skipped. Useful when the server is reached via an address that does not match its certificate, e.g. servers without a DNS name or in NATed networks (SD-WAN). See #47.