my $tls = Munin::Common::TLSFoo->new({ # Substitute Foo with Client or Server # Mandatory attributes: logger => \&a_logger_func, read_fd => fileno($socket), read_func => \&a_socket_read_func, write_fd => fileno($socket), write_func => \&a_socket_read_func, # Optional attributes DEFAULTS DEBUG => 0, # 0 tls_ca_cert => "path/to/ca/cert.pem", # '' tls_cert => "path/to/cert.pem", # '' tls_paranoia => 1, # 0 tls_priv => "path/to/priv_key.pem", # '' tls_vdepth => 5, # 0 tls_verify => 1, # 0 });
Constructor. Should not be called directly. This documents the attributes that are in common for Munin::Common::TLSServer and Munin::Common::TLSClient.
my $msg = $tls->read();
Encrypted read.
$tls->write($msg);
Encrypted write.
my $bool = $tls->session_started();
Returns true if the TLS object is ready to read/write encrypted data.