Cesc wrote:
Aaahhh ... the mythical tls module ...
Indeed, there should be a module ... the truth is that we kind of
agreed on that some time ago. I guess just no one has much free time
in its hands.
Klaus, what you can do is to create you very own small tls module and
add this function there ... not very difficult. I have a similar thing
for an old project ...
From the module you should be able to access the list of tcp_conn
objects ... in the extra_data there is a pointer to the ssl_ object
... just check if it is not null, then you can use the openssl library
to obtain data on the status of the tls connection ..
Thanks for the info. I will give it a try. If you have any useful
fragments from old projects please send them.
regards
klaus
Regards,
Cesc
On 1/25/06, Andreas Granig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Klaus Darilion wrote:
Don't know how to implement the logic itself, but IMHO it's much easier
and cleaner to export a function, say is_tls_peer_verified(), which
could be placed in the tls module without messing with yacc/lex...
Interesting. I guess then the tls code must export this functions like
any other module?
Or should we write a dedicated TLS module in the modules directory for
this functions?
Oh. I thought there IS already a tls module. But since it's in the core,
it would be more consistent to just export a parameter.
Sorry. I better leave this to the experts ;o)
Andy
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