Odd stunnel question...streaming, not certs!

[rgoodwin]

Ok, I got it setup fine, thanks to those who wrote the threads. Also put it in a standalone folder so I can "carry it around with me" It seems like you could almost make a generic pack for download with everything included as long as you didn't care that it was a generic cert?

Of course, you get cert warnings all the time, but that's OK, I trust me! (har har)

The odd quesion is this: if I access via http (non-SSL), I can click on say an mp3 and it plays fine (streams to browser, including iphone!). If I access over stunnel/SSL, it doesn't. The browser says something like the site can no longer be found. This is with the latest testing version. 

Thoughts?

Thanks to everyone for your hard work!

[maverick]

My initial thoughts is that mp3's etc. can't play from port 443 which stunnel uses.

Edit:
Don't know why I said that above because I was wrong.  I know better.  Must have been thinking about something else at the time.   Anyway, I have stunnel setup here for at least 2 years and there is no problem streaming mp3's with it.  Just tested locally with and without stunnel (ssl) and everything works fine.

[rgoodwin]

Im not an HTTP expert but i would think a port is a port is a port, no? As long as the connection already exists, it should just be serving up content?