Implement first-class Nethernet support - #1290
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Maybe the tls cert should be left to the reverse proxy instead of having dragonfly handle it, most people will probably have that setup anyways |
* server/conf.go: Allow specifying private key for NetherNet * config.toml: Change default transport value to raknet * server: harden NetherNet identity keys --------- Co-authored-by: HashimTheArab <hashimssoftware@gmail.com>
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Summary
Adds first-class NetherNet support alongside the existing RakNet listener.
Network.Transportconfig withraknet,nethernet, andboth[Network.NetherNet]cert.pemandkey.pemCaveats
Since NetherNet is so bleeding edge, will want to wait for the green light once we confirm things are stable. As far as implementation, I'd wanna discuss two things
both) or just force between the two options