Fixed the documentation in Example Tools#5
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… with the correct path of the certificates
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After installing tquic and building the example tools with:
running the QUIC server as documented:
Leads to the following error:
Cause
The generated binaries are placed in:
However, the example certificates (
cert.crtandcert.key) are located in:When running the binary from a different directory, the relative paths
cert.crtandcert.keycannot be resolved, which causes TLS initialization to fail.Proposed Fix
Update the documentation to use the correct certificate paths:
Alternatively, instruct users to run the binary from the project root directory or copy the certificates into the same directory as the executable.
This ensures the server can properly locate and load the TLS certificate and private key.