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easy_tls - generic SSL/TLS proxy
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(... and example for non-blocking SSL/TLS I/O multiplexing.)
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easy_tls.c, easy_tls.h:
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Small generic SSL/TLS proxy library: With a few function calls,
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an application socket will be replaced by a pipe handled by a
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separate SSL/TLS proxy process. This allows easily adding
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SSL/TLS support to many programs not originally designed for it.
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[Actually easy_tls.c is not a proper library: Customization
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requires defining preprocessor macros while compiling it.
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This is quite confusing, so I'll probably change it.]
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These files may be used under the OpenSSL license.
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test.c, test.h, Makefile, cert.pem, cacerts.pem:
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Rudimentary example program using the easy_tls library, and
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example key and certificates for it. Usage examples:
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$ ./test 8443 # create server listening at port 8443
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$ ./test 127.0.0.1 8443 # create client, connect to port 8443
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# at IP address 127.0.0.1
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'test' will not automatically do SSL/TLS, or even read or write
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data -- it must be told to do so on input lines starting
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with a command letter. 'W' means write a line, 'R' means
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read a line, 'C' means close the connection, 'T' means
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start an SSL/TLS proxy. E.g. (user input tagged with '*'):
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* R
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<<< 220 mail.example.net
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* WSTARTTLS
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>>> STARTTLS
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* R
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<<< 220 Ready to start TLS
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* T
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test_process_init(fd = 3, client_p = 1, apparg = (nil))
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+++ `E:self signed certificate in certificate chain'
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+++ `<... certificate info ...>'
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* WHELO localhost
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>>> HELO localhost
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R
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<<< 250 mail.example.net
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You can even do SSL/TLS over SSL/TLS over SSL/TLS ... by using
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'T' multiple times. I have no idea why you would want to though.
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This code is rather old. When I find time I will look if it still
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compiles, and update code comments. The least you will have to do to
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use the sample program 'test' is change the Makefile.
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As noted above, easy_tls.c will be changed to become a library one
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day, which means that future revisions will not be fully compatible to
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the current version.
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Bodo M<>ller <bodo@openssl.org>
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