Module: Rev::SSL

Defined in:
lib/rev/ssl.rb,
ext/rev/rev_ssl.c

Overview

The easiest way to add SSL support to your Rev applications is to use the SSLSocket class. However, the SSL module is provided for cases where you’ve already subclassed TCPSocket and want to optionally provide SSL support in that class.

This module monkeypatches Rev::IO to include SSL support. This can be accomplished by extending any Rev:IO (or subclass) object with Rev::SSL after the connection has completed, e.g.

class MySocket < Rev::TCPSocket
  def on_connect
    extend Rev::SSL
    ssl_client_start
  end
end

Defined Under Namespace

Classes: IO

Instance Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Details

#ssl_client_start ⇒ Object

Start SSL explicitly in client mode. After calling this, callbacks will fire for checking the peer certificate (ssl_peer_cert) and its validity (ssl_verify_result)



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# File 'lib/rev/ssl.rb', line 30

def ssl_client_start
  raise "ssl already started" if @_ssl_socket
  
  context = respond_to?(:ssl_context) ? ssl_context : OpenSSL::SSL::SSLContext.new
  
  @_ssl_socket = SSL::IO.new(@_io, context)
  @_ssl_init = proc { @_ssl_socket.connect_nonblock }
  
  ssl_init
end

#ssl_server_start ⇒ Object

Start SSL explicitly in server mode. After calling this, callbacks will fire for checking the peer certificate (ssl_peer_cert) and its validity (ssl_verify_result)



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# File 'lib/rev/ssl.rb', line 44

def ssl_server_start
  raise "ssl already started" if @_ssl_socket
  
  @_ssl_socket = SSL::IO.new(@_io, ssl_context)
  @_ssl_init = proc { @_ssl_socket.accept_nonblock }
  
  ssl_init
end