Hi, a bit off-topic, but a Rust-LibreSSL crossover:
It seems that many people have written Rust crates for libtls. And most (or all) of them haven't been updated for years. I talked to the owner of libtls and libtls-sys and he assigned ownership of his libtls crates to me. Yesterday I published a complete and API-incompatible rewrite of the crates, under the ISC license. I'm trying to find a compromise between a close adaption of the libtls API and a modern Rust way to implement such an API. https://crates.io/crates/libtls I'm working on additional code for async I/O with tokio and/or async/await. Async client/server already works but I'm tweaking the code to a) clean it up and b) adjust it to the future with the new "futures" API ;) Why libtls? Because it is a sane TLS API with secure defaults. I trust the decisions of the LibreSSL developers and libtls provides some the best defaults. The code works on OpenBSD and Linux. Many distributions such as Ubuntu don't seem to provide LibreSSL packages, so the very nice libtls API is not available for them. My crate tries to download, build, and link LibreSSL statically if it is not found. (I wonder if anyone has ever looked into packaging just libtls for Ubuntu/Debian independently. This would even help portability of our OpenBSD daemons.) Reyk
