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fix: default s2nc should accept default s2nd cert #4670
fix: default s2nc should accept default s2nd cert #4670
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this was added just as an additional sanity check?
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I'm not sure I'd call it an additional sanity check. The verify_host callback has to accept the certificate. Before it was rejecting it because the common name was s2nTestServer. But I suppose you could call it a sanity check since it'd probably be just as valid to implement verify_host to accept any host name when connecting to localhost.