Dave Luebbert is trying to get dnsApi2.root to run on his Windows server. It requires that TLS.root be installed.

TLS.root was created by an independent developer, and was acquired by UserLand in October 2004. Since then UserLand has been disbanded.

If it were a simple thing to distribute, I would probably have already put it in the distribution. Instead, I install it on servers on an as-needed basis.

Perhaps after writing this, it'll be apparent how to do it, and this howto will be unnecessary.

You don't need this on the Mac, because we are able to do https through the OS.

Use tcp.httpsClient instead.

1. Download TLS.root into your Tools folder (under Guest Databases/apps).

2. Run tls.installScripts.dll.install.

I installed TLS.root following the instructions above.

Then I opened and ran this script: s3.route53.listRecords. It has some test code at the bottom that lists the records for blorkmark.net. It worked.