Update: NSS developer explains:
"The way that we currently operate is to tie the session key encryption
to the server public key. Which only works if you have an RSA key
configured"
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1673254
include wolfssl/options.h crypto lib config
after selecting crypto lib to use
wolfSSL does not prefix its defines with a wolfSSL-specific namespace
(so we would like to avoid unnecessarily polluting preproc namespace)
This commit further isolates wolfSSL after split from mod_openssl.
Cleans up some preprocessor logic that was put in place when using
the wolfSSL compatibility layer for openssl, before creating a
dedicated mod_wolfssl.
workaround fragile code in wolfssl/wolfcrypto/types.h
Including header blows up compile in 32-bit when lighttpd meson build
in OpenWRT on a 32-bit platform generates lighttpd config.h containing
define of SIZEOF_LONG, but not SIZEOF_LONG_LONG, and the wolfssl types.h
flubs and fails to choose an enum value used by a macro that is unused
by most consumers of the wolfssl header.
disabled by default, but can be enabled
(session tickets should be preferred)
applies to mod_openssl, mod_wolfssl, mod_nss
session cache is not currently implemented in mod_mbedtls or mod_gnutls
(not (yet?) an end-user option in the build system)
(If extended to build system, build system should also unset CRYPTO_LIB)
If WITHOUT_LIB_CRYPTO is defined in sys-crypto.h, then non-TLS modules
will have access to MD5() and SHA1() built with lighttpd (algo_md5.[ch]
and algo_sha1.[ch]), but not to other message digest algorithms.
As of this commit, this affects only mod_secdownload with SHA256 digest
and mod_auth* modules using HTTP Digest Auth with digest=SHA-256, which
is not currently well-supported by client browers (besides Opera)
need to build wolfSSL library with --enable-alpn for ALPN
even if already building wolfSSL library with --enable-openssall
(sigh)
ALPN is required by the HTTP/2 specification
crippled functionality if wolfssl library not built --enable-opensslall
* SNI not handled since SNI callbacks are disabled in wolfSSL library
unless the wolfSSL library is built with --enable-openssall
This means that there is only one certificate per listening socket --
no certificate selection based on server name indication (SNI)
and is additionally a violation of the HTTP/2 specification,
which requires SNI.
slightly reduced functionality if wolfssl not built --enable-opensslall
* disable client certificate verification (error out if in lighttpd.conf)
* omit SSL_CIPHER_USEKEYSIZE, SSL_CIPHER_ALGKEYSIZE env vars
(thx avij)
must update the cached copy of global scope config after cycling log.
Although (accesslog_st *) is modified in-place, the log_access_fd member
of (accesslog_st *) is copied into the cache and must be updated after
cycling logs in the global scope.
Use more portable shell function definition, better supported by /bin/sh
Some /bin/sh, e.g. dash, do not support trap on ERR,
so that will issue some trace and will not trigger on ERR,
but the rest of the script runs fine.
