--== noPoll toolkit ==-- Old Enough 0.2.8 Advanced Software Production Line is proud to announce a new stable release of the noPoll toolkit. noPoll is a OpenSource WebSocket implementation (RFC 6455), written in ANSI C, that allows building pure WebSocket solutions or to provide WebSocket support to existing TCP oriented applications. Commercially supported, noPoll was written to have a clean, easy to use and integrate library. It is released under the terms of LGPL 2.1 (so you can build OpenSource or commercial applications) and currently is being heavily used by Vortex Library, Turbulence and Core-Admin to provide WebSocket support to those projects (some of them using BEEP over WebSocket). Resources ~~~~~~~~~ noPoll homepage [ http://www.aspl.es/nopoll ] Commercial support [ http://www.aspl.es/nopoll/commercial.html ] Advanced Software Production Line, S.L. [ http://www.aspl.es ] Featured project: Core-Admin [ http://www.core-admin.com ] This release in short ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ General API update to allow configuring TLS/SSL process by installing handlers that allows to create the SSL context or to implement a verification postfix. Added ready to use support to implement certificate peer verification (from client and server side). Changes from previous release ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * [new] Several API updates to allow userland to define a set of functions that can be used to expand and customize the SSL/TLS configuration by allowing to create the context that is going to be used by the noPoll engine and also to allow running SSL post checks with the OpenSSL objects created in those cases. API added: - noPollSslContextCreator (handler) - noPollSslPostCheck (handler) - nopoll_ctx_set_ssl_context_creator - nopoll_ctx_set_post_ssl_check * [fix] Adding initial code to implement client side peer certificate verification (test_21). Added API to get listener associated to the client: - nopoll_conn_get_listener. * [new] General API update to allow support to control ssl peer verification process. This is now done by the API: - nopoll_conn_opts_ssl_peer_verify By default listeners do not verify peer certificate but clients do. (added reg test 21 to check this new support) * [new] Added general API update to support server side client certificate verification by using previous API and allowing to also setup CA certificates and chain. API added: - nopoll_conn_opts_set_ssl_certs (added reg test 21 to check this new support) * [fix] General connection options API update to allow handling references so it can be shared among threads and different connections. API added: - nopoll_conn_opts_ref - nopoll_conn_opts_unref * [fix] Fixed noPoll ssl module to use provided chain certificate by the API caller (upps). * [fix] General engine update to allow listeners to be controlled by connection options in a particular manner. * [fix] Added regression test to check connection close handler triggered for regular connections and ssl ones. Nothing wrong found. Everything working. Reg test added: test_22 * [fix] Added test_23 to check connection close notification for TLS connections. Nothing wrong found. Everything working as expected. * [fix] Added connection close just after receiving close frame to ensure the connection close process is triggered as fast as possible..and also to ensure it is triggered because some clients do not do it. * [fix] Added additional documentation on how to use noPoll TLS API to implement server side peer certificate verification, TLS post check and SSL context creator handlers. About Advanced Software Production Line, S.L. (ASPL) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Advanced Software Production Line (ASPL) provides GNU/Linux support and consulting services to enable organization to introduce GNU/Linux into their processes, making other platforms to properly interact with it. You can contact us, using English or Spanish, at: http://www.aspl.es - info@aspl.es We hope noPoll may be useful you. Enjoy noPoll toolkit! -- Francis Brosnan Blázquez - francis@aspl.es Advanced Software Production Line - http://www.aspl.es 22th Dec 2014, Madrid (Spain)