The software I'm working on will run on an embedded system running Linux. We are currently in a hardware evaluation phase so the OS will either be Debian or a stripped-down buildroot Linux (presumably it's going to be this one). I managed to get Nancy up and running but now the requirement arose to use TLS with ECDH-ECDSA.
The official documentation only offers an example configuration for Windows using netsh (which I unfortunately cannot test since I'm not allowed to execute netsh commands on my machine). While researching, I found other sources (here and here) which are also only true for Windows.
There is also a rather old post stating that "Nancy console hosting doesn't support ssl itself, so in order to have ssl, you need to run another web server, which does support ssl". And indeed, there is a documentation for using Nancy with Nginx on Ubuntu. Since the buildroot Linux has no package manager it is hardly (if at all) possible to install Nginx on the system. I also found this post stating to use httpcfg to bind a certificate to a port. But again, httpcfg is not available on the buildroot Linux system, altough it might be possible to get it installed if available.
So, is it possible to use self hosted Nancy with https (ECDH-ECDSA) on Linux (Mono) without running another web server? If so, how can I accomplish this and how can I tell Nancy to use TLS with ECDH-ECDSA?
