encrypted SSL private key for webserver SSL context

Hi,

I have been looking a bit for discussion around use of encrypted SSL 
private keys (for HTTPS) with respect to CherryPy.  What does the community 
think about passing in the password/passphrase for the webserver's private 
SSL key?

I have some source changes, and plan to test.  It is not clear to me if 
there are automated tests (either with respect to CherryPy itself or 
Cheroot) around SSL sessions.  I could have overlooked something.

Supposing I make the changes and the community is open to them, is it OK to 
have the password/passphrase only for the builtin SSL or would you require 
complementary changes for the PyOpenSSL as well?  

Regards,

Jeff Van Voorst

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