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/*
* Copyright (C) Igor Sysoev
* Copyright (C) NGINX, Inc.
*/
#ifndef _NXT_SSLTLS_H_INCLUDED_
#define _NXT_SSLTLS_H_INCLUDED_
/*
* The SSL/TLS libraries lack vector I/O interface yet add noticeable
* overhead to each SSL/TLS record so buffering allows to decrease the
* overhead. The typical overhead size is about 30 bytes, however, TLS
* supports also random padding up to 255 bytes. The maximum SSLv3/TLS
* record size is 16K. However, large records increase decryption latency.
* 4K is good compromise between 1-6% of SSL/TLS overhead and the latency.
* 4K buffer allows to send one SSL/TLS record (4096-bytes data and up to
* 224-bytes overhead) in three 1440-bytes TCP/IPv4 packets with timestamps
* and compatible with tunnels.
*/
#define NXT_SSLTLS_BUFFER_SIZE 4096
typedef struct nxt_ssltls_conf_s nxt_ssltls_conf_t;
typedef struct {
nxt_int_t (*server_init)(nxt_ssltls_conf_t *conf);
nxt_int_t (*set_versions)(nxt_ssltls_conf_t *conf);
} nxt_ssltls_lib_t;
struct nxt_ssltls_conf_s {
void *ctx;
void (*conn_init)(nxt_thread_t *thr,
nxt_ssltls_conf_t *conf,
nxt_event_conn_t *c);
const nxt_ssltls_lib_t *lib;
char *certificate;
char *certificate_key;
char *ciphers;
char *ca_certificate;
size_t buffer_size;
};
#if (NXT_HAVE_OPENSSL)
extern const nxt_ssltls_lib_t nxt_openssl_lib;
#endif
#if (NXT_HAVE_GNUTLS)
extern const nxt_ssltls_lib_t nxt_gnutls_lib;
#endif
#if (NXT_HAVE_CYASSL)
extern const nxt_ssltls_lib_t nxt_cyassl_lib;
#endif
#if (NXT_HAVE_POLARSSL)
extern const nxt_ssltls_lib_t nxt_polar_lib;
#endif
#endif /* _NXT_SSLTLS_H_INCLUDED_ */
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