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So ssl-cert-check will be in '-s' mode independent from wheter the file exists or what type of file it is. Fixes Matty9191#123
As side effect it will be easy to add further columns to the table, if needed... Fixes Matty9191#122
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This fixes some issues with
-f serverfile:-f serverfileoption work when the HOST environment variable is set (HOST variable exists in my OS (OpenSUSE) #94). OpenSUSE systems haveHOSTset per default. There is another pull request (Fix HOST variable not initialized, but inherited from external scope #129), which disables HOST completely. Here the use of a HOST environ variable is treated as feature and is still functional, as long as none of-s serverfile,-c certfileor-d cert directoryis used.-f serverfilework with process substitution (-f does not work with process substitution #123)