15:54 <tchell> Is there code for parsing multipart mime in mirage?

15:56 <tchell> eg the multipart/form-data encoding used by XMLHttpRequest?

15:57 <tchell> I was using ocamlnet's Netmime_string, but then extricating that code from Unix is getting involved.

15:58 <Drup> I remember seeing some code dealing with that in the inside of ocsigenserver, but that is probably also a bit annoying to extract.

16:00 <tchell> I might be able to write a good-enough version in Pcre more easily than porting these others.

16:00 <Drup> My policy is that nothing written in pcre is good in any meaning of the word ;)

16:01 <tchell> I don't disagree!

18:36 <seangrove> Hey all, I assume this is an easy fix, but getting (Failure "No SSL or TLS support compiled into Conduit") when using cohttp - perhaps I installed something incorrectly?

18:38 <Drup> can you detail your setup ?

18:40 <seangrove> Drup: OSX, ocaml 4.02.3

18:40 <seangrove> Sorry, not sure what I should share

18:40 <seangrove> Just let me know what could be relevant

18:41 <smondet> seangrove: you need to install ssl (= openSSL) or tls (= nsqb-tls)

18:41 <smondet> both are optional dependencies of Conduit

18:41 <smondet> (s/nsqb/nqsb/)

18:42 <smondet> (I guess for mirage the one you want must be `opam install tls`)

18:42 <seangrove> smondet: via opam, or just as a usual OS install?

18:43 <smondet> `tls` is pure ocaml → opam

18:43 <seangrove> Ok, `opam install ssl` triggered a bunch of recompilations, looks like that might be it

19:06 <seangrove> smondet: Sorry, flaky connection, just wanted to mention that `opam install ssl` worked perfectly - thanks again

19:14 <hannes> seangrove: (being picky here: ssl is the OpenSSL wrapper... conduit also has tls support via nqsb.io tls by installing tls -- yep, we're bad at library names)