#include "nilorea/n_list.h"
#include "nilorea/n_str.h"
#include "nilorea/n_log.h"
#include "nilorea/n_network.h"
#include "nilorea/n_thread_pool.h"
#include "nilorea/n_signals.h"
#include <sys/stat.h>

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Data Structures
struct	NETWORK_SSL_THREAD_PARAMS
	structure of a NETWORK_SSL_THREAD_PARAMS More...

Functions
void	action_on_sig (int recvd_signal)
void	handle_request (NETWORK netw_ptr, LIST routes_ptr)
int	main (int argc, char *argv[])
void	process_args (int argc_nb, char argv_ptr, char addr_ptr, char port_ptr, char key_ptr, char cert_ptr, char ca_file_ptr, int ssl_verify_ptr, LIST routes_ptr, int ip_version_ptr, int max_http_request_size_ptr, char **root_dir_ptr)
void *	ssl_network_thread (void *params)
void	usage (void)
	Network for managing connections.

Variables
int	accept_timeout = 30
char *	addr = NULL
char *	ca_file = NULL
char *	cert = NULL
volatile sig_atomic_t	done = 0
int	ip_version = 0
char *	key = NULL
	TRUE while the key is held.
volatile sig_atomic_t	killed_by_signal = 0
int	max_connections = 0
int	max_http_request_size = 16384
NETWORK *	netw = NULL
	Network for server mode, accepting incomming.
char *	port = NULL
char *	root_dir = NULL
LIST *	routes = NULL
NETWORK *	server = NULL
int	ssl_verify = 0

Data Structure Documentation

◆ NETWORK_SSL_THREAD_PARAMS

struct NETWORK_SSL_THREAD_PARAMS

structure of a NETWORK_SSL_THREAD_PARAMS

Examples: ex_network_ssl.c, and ex_network_ssl_hardened.c.

Definition at line 431 of file ex_network_ssl.c.

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Data Fields
NETWORK *	netw	network to use for the receiving thread
LIST *	routes	virtual routes for the server

Function Documentation

◆ action_on_sig()

void action_on_sig ( int recvd_signal )

Examples: ex_network_ssl.c, and ex_network_ssl_hardened.c.

Definition at line 205 of file ex_network_ssl.c.

References done, killed_by_signal, LOG_ERR, LOG_NOTICE, and n_log.

Referenced by main().

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◆ handle_request()

void handle_request	(	NETWORK *	netw_ptr,
		LIST *	routes_ptr )

Examples: ex_network_ssl.c, and ex_network_ssl_hardened.c.

Definition at line 261 of file ex_network_ssl.c.

References __n_assert, _nstr, _str, Alloca, NETWORK_HTTP_INFO::body, char_to_nstr(), N_STR::data, destroy_ht(), file_to_nstr(), free_nstr, free_split_result(), HT_FOREACH, N_SOCKET::ip, NETWORK::link, list_foreach, LOG_DEBUG, LOG_ERR, LOG_INFO, max_http_request_size, n_log, netw_build_http_response(), netw_extract_http_info(), netw_get_url_from_http_request(), netw_guess_http_content_type(), netw_info_destroy(), netw_parse_post_data(), new_nstr(), nstrprintf, root_dir, send_ssl_data(), N_SOCKET::sock, SOCKET_SIZE_FORMAT, split(), NETWORK::ssl, NETWORK_HTTP_INFO::type, and N_STR::written.

Referenced by ssl_network_thread().

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◆ main()

int main	(	int	argc,
		char *	argv[] )

Definition at line 447 of file ex_network_ssl.c.

References __n_assert, _str, accept_timeout, action_on_sig(), add_threaded_process(), addr, ca_file, cert, destroy_threaded_pool(), DIRECT_PROC, done, FreeNoLog, get_msec(), get_nb_cpu_cores(), ip_version, key, killed_by_signal, list_destroy(), LOG_DEBUG, LOG_ERR, LOG_INFO, LOG_NOTICE, Malloc, max_connections, max_http_request_size, MAX_LIST_ITEMS, n_log, netw, NETWORK_SSL_THREAD_PARAMS::netw, netw_accept_from_ex(), netw_close(), netw_make_listening(), netw_set_crypto(), netw_set_crypto_chain(), netw_ssl_set_verify(), new_generic_list(), new_thread_pool(), port, process_args(), root_dir, NETWORK_SSL_THREAD_PARAMS::routes, routes, server, ssl_network_thread(), ssl_verify, start_HiTimer(), thread_pool, u_sleep(), and wait_for_threaded_pool().

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◆ process_args()

void process_args	(	int	argc_nb,
		char **	argv_ptr,
		char **	addr_ptr,
		char **	port_ptr,
		char **	key_ptr,
		char **	cert_ptr,
		char **	ca_file_ptr,
		int *	ssl_verify_ptr,
		LIST *	routes_ptr,
		int *	ip_version_ptr,
		int *	max_http_request_size_ptr,
		char **	root_dir_ptr )