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tlszmq.h
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/*
* Quick and dirty class to wrap data in TLS for use over ZeroMQ
* Based on code from http://funcptr.net/2012/04/08/openssl-as-a-filter-%28or-non-blocking-openssl%29/
*/
#ifndef _TLSZMQ_H
#define _TLSZMQ_H
#include <openssl/ssl.h>
#include <zmq.hpp>
class TLSZmq {
public:
enum {SSL_CLIENT = 0, SSL_SERVER = 1};
static SSL_CTX *ssl_ctx;
static SSL_CTX *init_ctx(int mode);
TLSZmq(SSL_CTX *ctx);
TLSZmq( SSL_CTX *ctx,
const char *certificate,
const char *key);
virtual ~TLSZmq();
bool can_recv();
bool needs_write();
zmq::message_t *read();
void write(zmq::message_t *msg);
zmq::message_t *get_data();
void put_data(zmq::message_t *msg);
void shutdown();
private:
void init_(SSL_CTX *ctxt);
void update();
void check_ssl_(int ret_code);
void net_read_();
void net_write_();
SSL * ssl;
BIO * rbio;
BIO * wbio;
zmq::message_t *app_to_ssl;
zmq::message_t *ssl_to_app;
zmq::message_t *ssl_to_zmq;
zmq::message_t *zmq_to_ssl;
};
#endif /* _TLSZMQ_H */