tvOS depends (in its purest form) on fetching javascript and other web resources communicating
with a server that is not only strongly encrypted, but also does not allow renegotiation to a lesser
security level. the desired security standard for one of the components is TLS v1.2. openssl has been
updated to v 1.0.2_d, available through homebrew -- the version in current in El-Capitan is 0.9.8zg,
it can be checked by typing 'openssl version' in a terminal that sees /usr/bin. openssl work is in
response to the Heartbleed issue, work done a year or two ago.
El Capitan -- going the right direction on security, introduced 'restricted' file permission: the root account
cannot change some files, it has to be an Apple signed app. Again at a terminal: ls -leO /usr/bin/openssl
So, I have openssl v1.0.2_d "in the cellar" (homebrew location), however, the older version is installed
on the system, cannot be moved or replaced.
I have depended on the Mac Apache server (now at https://dzeek.net), sorry to see it is not part of release
testing. Or is there some other stock server that I am just unaware of?
TILL THEN, I will be setting the info.plist "accept anything" attribute, so I am getting by. There is also
a python server works well in that case, elegantly, at a terminal: python -m SimpleHTTPServer 9001.