This group of functions is applied to an Ecore_Con_Server object. More...

Typedefs
typedef struct _Ecore_Con_Server	Ecore_Con_Server
	Used to provide legacy API/ABI compatibility with non-Eo applications.

Functions
ECORE_CON_API char *	ecore_con_local_path_new (Eina_Bool is_system, const char *name, int port)
	Creates a local path to connect the socket. More...

ECORE_CON_API Ecore_Con_Server *	ecore_con_server_add (Ecore_Con_Type type, const char name, int port, const void data)
	Creates a server to listen for connections. More...

ECORE_CON_API Ecore_Con_Server *	ecore_con_server_connect (Ecore_Con_Type type, const char name, int port, const void data)
	Creates a connection to the specified server and return an associated object. More...

ECORE_CON_API void *	ecore_con_server_del (Ecore_Con_Server *svr)
	Closes the connection and free the given server. More...

ECORE_CON_API const char *	ecore_con_server_name_get (const Ecore_Con_Server *svr)
	Retrieves the name of server. More...

ECORE_CON_API void *	ecore_con_server_data_get (Ecore_Con_Server *svr)
	Retrieves the data associated with the given server. More...

ECORE_CON_API void *	ecore_con_server_data_set (Ecore_Con_Server svr, void data)
	Sets the data associated with the given server. More...

ECORE_CON_API Eina_Bool	ecore_con_server_connected_get (const Ecore_Con_Server *svr)
	Retrieves whether the given server is currently connected. More...

ECORE_CON_API int	ecore_con_server_port_get (const Ecore_Con_Server *svr)
	Retrieves the server port in use. More...

ECORE_CON_API double	ecore_con_server_uptime_get (const Ecore_Con_Server *svr)
	Checks how long a server has been connected. More...

ECORE_CON_API int	ecore_con_server_send (Ecore_Con_Server svr, const void data, int size)
	Sends the given data to the given server. More...

ECORE_CON_API void	ecore_con_server_client_limit_set (Ecore_Con_Server *svr, int client_limit, char reject_excess_clients)
	Sets a limit on the number of clients that can be handled concurrently by the given server, and a policy on what to do if excess clients try to connect. More...

ECORE_CON_API const Eina_List *	ecore_con_server_clients_get (const Ecore_Con_Server *svr)
	Retrieves the current list of clients. More...

ECORE_CON_API const char *	ecore_con_server_ip_get (const Ecore_Con_Server *svr)
	Gets the IP address of a server that has been connected to. More...

ECORE_CON_API void	ecore_con_server_flush (Ecore_Con_Server *svr)
	Flushes all pending data to the given server. More...

ECORE_CON_API void	ecore_con_server_timeout_set (Ecore_Con_Server *svr, double timeout)
	Sets the default time after which an inactive client will be disconnected. More...

ECORE_CON_API double	ecore_con_server_timeout_get (const Ecore_Con_Server *svr)
	Gets the default time after which an inactive client will be disconnected. More...

ECORE_CON_API int	ecore_con_server_fd_get (const Ecore_Con_Server *svr)
	Gets the fd that the server is connected to. More...

ECORE_CON_API int	ecore_con_client_fd_get (const Ecore_Con_Client *cl)
	Gets the fd that the client is connected to. More...

static Eina_Bool	_ecore_con_server_server_set (Ecore_Con_Server svr, Eo server)

static Eina_Value	_ecore_con_server_server_ssl_job (void data, const Eina_Value v, const Eina_Future dead)

static void	_ecore_con_server_proxy_apply (Ecore_Con_Server svr, const Ecore_Con_Socks socks)
	convert socks to proxy URL string and apply using efl_net_dialer_proxy_set(). More...

static Eina_Bool	_ecore_con_server_dialer_set (Ecore_Con_Server svr, Eo dialer)

static Eina_Value	_ecore_con_server_dialer_ssl_job (void data, const Eina_Value v, const Eina_Future dead)

static Eina_Value	_ecore_con_server_dialer_ssl_upgrade_job (void data, const Eina_Value v, const Eina_Future dead)

ECORE_CON_API Eina_Bool	ecore_con_ssl_server_cert_add (Ecore_Con_Server svr, const char cert)
	Adds an SSL certificate for use in ecore_con functions. More...

ECORE_CON_API Eina_Bool	ecore_con_ssl_server_privkey_add (Ecore_Con_Server svr, const char privkey)
	Adds an SSL private key for use in ecore_con functions. More...

ECORE_CON_API Eina_Bool	ecore_con_ssl_server_crl_add (Ecore_Con_Server svr, const char crl)
	Adds an SSL CRL for use in ecore_con functions. More...

ECORE_CON_API Eina_Bool	ecore_con_ssl_server_cafile_add (Ecore_Con_Server svr, const char cafile)
	Adds an SSL CA file for use in ecore_con functions. More...

ECORE_CON_API void	ecore_con_ssl_server_verify (Ecore_Con_Server *svr)
	Enables certificate verification on a server object. More...

ECORE_CON_API void	ecore_con_ssl_server_verify_basic (Ecore_Con_Server *svr)
	Enables hostname-based certificate verification on a server object. More...

ECORE_CON_API void	ecore_con_ssl_server_verify_name_set (Ecore_Con_Server svr, const char name)
	Sets the hostname to verify against in certificate verification. More...

ECORE_CON_API const char *	ecore_con_ssl_server_verify_name_get (Ecore_Con_Server *svr)
	Gets the hostname to verify against in certificate verification. More...

ECORE_CON_API Eina_Bool	ecore_con_ssl_server_upgrade (Ecore_Con_Server *svr, Ecore_Con_Type compl_type)
	Upgrades a connection to a specified level of encryption. More...

Detailed Description

This group of functions is applied to an Ecore_Con_Server object.

Functions that operate on Ecore server objects.

It doesn't mean that they should be used in the server application, but on the server object. In fact, most of them should be used in the client application, when retrieving information or sending data.

Setting up a server is very simple: you just need to start it with ecore_con_server_add() and setup some callbacks to the events ECORE_CON_EVENT_CLIENT_ADD, ECORE_CON_EVENT_CLIENT_DEL and ECORE_CON_EVENT_CLIENT_DATA, that will be called when a client is communicating with the server:

if (!(svr = ecore_con_server_add(ECORE_CON_REMOTE_TCP, "127.0.0.1", 8080, NULL)))
  exit(1);
 
ecore_event_handler_add(ECORE_CON_EVENT_CLIENT_ADD, _add_cb, NULL);
ecore_event_handler_add(ECORE_CON_EVENT_CLIENT_DEL, _del_cb, NULL);
ecore_event_handler_add(ECORE_CON_EVENT_CLIENT_DATA, _data_cb, NULL);
 
ecore_main_loop_begin();

The function ecore_con_server_connect() can be used to write a client that connects to a server. The resulting code will be very similar to the server code:

if (!(svr = ecore_con_server_connect(ECORE_CON_REMOTE_TCP, "127.0.0.1", 8080, NULL)))
  exit(1);
 
ecore_event_handler_add(ECORE_CON_EVENT_SERVER_ADD, _add_cb, NULL);
ecore_event_handler_add(ECORE_CON_EVENT_SERVER_DEL, _del_cb, NULL);
ecore_event_handler_add(ECORE_CON_EVENT_SERVER_DATA, _data_cb, NULL);
 
ecore_main_loop_begin();

After these two pieces of code are executed, respectively, in the server and client code, the server will be up and running and the client will try to connect to it. The connection, with its subsequent messages being sent from server to client and client to server, can be represented in the following sequence diagram:

Please notice the important difference between these two codes: the first is used for writing a server, while the second should be used for writing a client.

A reference for the client functions can be found at Ecore Connection Client Functions.

Examples of usage for this API can be found here:

Function Documentation

◆ ecore_con_local_path_new()

ECORE_CON_API char * ecore_con_local_path_new	(	Eina_Bool	is_system,
		const char *	name,
		int	port
	)

Creates a local path to connect the socket.

In the old API, ecore_con_server_add() and ecore_con_server_connect() calculated a local path for connections using ECORE_CON_LOCAL_USER and ECORE_CON_LOCAL_SYSTEM, this function returns that path allocated so it can be used in applications that want to connect to that path without replicating its logic.

If type is ECORE_CON_LOCAL_USER, the server will connect to the Unix socket. The path to the socket is taken from XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, if that is not set, then from HOME, even if this is not set, then from TMPDIR. If none is set, then path would be /tmp. From this path the function would connect to socket at "[path]/.ecore/[name]/[port]". If port is negative, then to socket at "[path]/.ecore/[name]".
If type is ECORE_CON_LOCAL_SYSTEM, the server will connect to Unix socket at "/tmp/.ecore_service|[name]|[port]". If port is negative, then to Unix socket at "/tmp/.ecore_service|[name]".

Parameters

is_system	If EINA_TRUE, will be a system wide socket similar to `ECORE_CON_LOCAL_SYSTEM`. If EINA_FALSE, then it's similar to `ECORE_CON_LOCAL_USER`.
name	Name to associate with the socket. It is used when generating the socket name of a Unix socket, `NULL` will not be accepted.
port	Number to identify socket. When a Unix socket is used, it becomes part of the socket name.

Returns: NULL on failure or newly allocated path string on success, remember to free() it after usage.

Since: 1.19

References eina_environment_tmp_get(), EINA_SAFETY_ON_NULL_RETURN_VAL, and ERR.

◆ ecore_con_server_add()

ECORE_CON_API Ecore_Con_Server * ecore_con_server_add	(	Ecore_Con_Type	type,
		const char *	name,
		int	port,
		const void *	data
	)

Creates a server to listen for connections.

Parameters

type	The connection type.
name	Name to associate with the socket. It is used when generating the socket name of a Unix socket, or for determining what host to listen on for TCP sockets. `NULL` will not be accepted.
port	Number to identify socket. When a Unix socket is used, it becomes part of the socket name. When a TCP socket is used, it is used as the TCP port.
data	Data to associate with the created Ecore_Con_Server object.

Returns: A new Ecore_Con_Server.

The socket on which the server listens depends on the connection type:

If type is ECORE_CON_LOCAL_USER, the server will listen on the Unix socket. The path to the socket is taken from XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, if that is not set, then from HOME, even if this is not set, then from TMPDIR. If none is set, then path would be /tmp. From this path socket would be created as "[path]/.ecore/[name]/[port]". If port is negative, then "[path]/.ecore/[name]".
If type is ECORE_CON_LOCAL_SYSTEM, the server will listen on Unix socket "/tmp/.ecore_service|[name]|[port]". If port is negative, then "/tmp/.ecore_service|[name]".
If type is ECORE_CON_LOCAL_ABSTRACT, then port number is not considered while creating the socket.
If type is ECORE_CON_REMOTE_TCP, the server will listen on TCP port port.

More information about the type can be found at _Ecore_Con_Type.

The data parameter can be fetched later using ecore_con_server_data_get() or changed with ecore_con_server_data_set().

See also: ecore_con_local_path_new()

Note

This API is deprecated and new code should use #EFL_NET_SERVER_SIMPLE_CLASS. See

efl_net_server_simple_example.c

Examples: ecore_con_server_example.c, and ecore_con_server_simple_example.c.

References EINA_SAFETY_ON_NULL_RETURN_VAL, and ERR.

◆ ecore_con_server_connect()

ECORE_CON_API Ecore_Con_Server * ecore_con_server_connect	(	Ecore_Con_Type	type,
		const char *	name,
		int	port,
		const void *	data
	)

Creates a connection to the specified server and return an associated object.

Parameters

type	The connection type.
name	Name used when determining what socket to connect to. It is used to generate the socket name when the socket is a Unix socket. It is used as the hostname when connecting with a TCP socket.
port	Number to identify the socket to connect to. Used when generating the socket name for a Unix socket, or as the TCP port when connecting to a TCP socket.
data	Data to associate with the created Ecore_Con_Server object.

Returns: A new Ecore_Con_Server.

The socket to which the connection is made depends on the connection type:

If type is ECORE_CON_LOCAL_USER, the server will connect to the Unix socket. The path to the socket is taken from XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, if that is not set, then from HOME, even if this is not set, then from TMPDIR. If none is set, then path would be /tmp. From this path the function would connect to socket at "[path]/.ecore/[name]/[port]". If port is negative, then to socket at "[path]/.ecore/[name]".
If type is ECORE_CON_LOCAL_SYSTEM, the server will connect to Unix socket at "/tmp/.ecore_service|[name]|[port]". If port is negative, then to Unix socket at "/tmp/.ecore_service|[name]".
If type is ECORE_CON_LOCAL_ABSTRACT, then port number is not considered while connecting to socket.
If type is ECORE_CON_REMOTE_TCP, the server will listen on TCP port port.

More information about the type can be found at _Ecore_Con_Type.

This function won't block. It will either succeed, or fail due to invalid parameters, failed memory allocation, etc., returning NULL on that case.

However, even if this call returns a valid Ecore_Con_Server, the connection will only be successfully completed if an event of type ECORE_CON_EVENT_SERVER_ADD is received. If it fails to complete, an ECORE_CON_EVENT_SERVER_DEL will be received.

The created object gets deleted automatically if the connection to the server is lost.

The data parameter can be fetched later using ecore_con_server_data_get() or changed with ecore_con_server_data_set().

See also: ecore_con_local_path_new()

Note

This API is deprecated and new code should use #EFL_NET_DIALER_SIMPLE_CLASS. See

efl_net_dialer_simple_example.c

Examples: ecore_con_client_example.c, and ecore_con_client_simple_example.c.

References EINA_SAFETY_ON_NULL_RETURN_VAL.

◆ ecore_con_server_del()

ECORE_CON_API void * ecore_con_server_del ( Ecore_Con_Server * svr )

Closes the connection and free the given server.

Parameters

svr	The given server.

Returns: Data associated with the server when it was created.

All the clients connected to this server will be disconnected.

See also: ecore_con_server_add, ecore_con_server_connect

Examples: ecore_con_client_example.c, ecore_con_client_simple_example.c, and ecore_con_server_example.c.

◆ ecore_con_server_name_get()

ECORE_CON_API const char * ecore_con_server_name_get ( const Ecore_Con_Server * svr )

Retrieves the name of server.

The name returned is the name used to connect on this server.

Parameters

svr	The given server.

Returns: The name of the server.

Examples: ecore_con_client_simple_example.c.

◆ ecore_con_server_data_get()

ECORE_CON_API void * ecore_con_server_data_get ( Ecore_Con_Server * svr )

Retrieves the data associated with the given server.

Parameters

svr	The given server.

Returns: The associated data.

See also: ecore_con_server_data_set()

Examples: ecore_con_client_simple_example.c.

◆ ecore_con_server_data_set()

ECORE_CON_API void * ecore_con_server_data_set	(	Ecore_Con_Server *	svr,
		void *	data
	)

Sets the data associated with the given server.

Parameters

svr	The given server.
data	The data to associate with `svr`.

Returns: The previously associated data, if any.

See also: ecore_con_server_data_get()

Examples: ecore_con_client_simple_example.c.

◆ ecore_con_server_connected_get()

ECORE_CON_API Eina_Bool ecore_con_server_connected_get ( const Ecore_Con_Server * svr )

Retrieves whether the given server is currently connected.

Parameters

svr	The given server.

Returns: EINA_TRUE if the server is connected, EINA_FALSE otherwise.

Examples: ecore_con_client_simple_example.c.

References EINA_FALSE, and EINA_TRUE.

◆ ecore_con_server_port_get()

ECORE_CON_API int ecore_con_server_port_get ( const Ecore_Con_Server * svr )

Retrieves the server port in use.

Parameters

svr	The given server.

Returns: The server port in use.

The port where the server is listening for connections.

Examples: ecore_con_client_simple_example.c.

◆ ecore_con_server_uptime_get()

ECORE_CON_API double ecore_con_server_uptime_get ( const Ecore_Con_Server * svr )

Checks how long a server has been connected.

Parameters

svr	The server to check

Returns: The total time, in seconds, that the server has been connected/running.

This function is used to find out the time that has been elapsed since ecore_con_server_add() succeeded.

Examples: ecore_con_server_simple_example.c.

References ecore_time_get().

◆ ecore_con_server_send()

ECORE_CON_API int ecore_con_server_send	(	Ecore_Con_Server *	svr,
		const void *	data,
		int	size
	)

Sends the given data to the given server.

Parameters

svr	The given server.
data	The given data.
size	Length of the data, in bytes, to send.

Returns: The number of bytes sent. 0 will be returned if there is an error.

This function will send the given data to the server as soon as the program is back to the main loop. Thus, this function returns immediately (non-blocking). If the data needs to be sent now, call ecore_con_server_flush() after this one.

See also: ecore_con_client_send(); ecore_con_server_flush()

Examples: ecore_con_client_example.c, and ecore_con_client_simple_example.c.

References eina_binbuf_append_length(), eina_binbuf_new(), eina_error_msg_get(), EINA_SAFETY_ON_FALSE_RETURN_VAL, EINA_SAFETY_ON_NULL_RETURN_VAL, EINA_SAFETY_ON_TRUE_RETURN_VAL, ERR, _Eina_Slice::len, and _Eina_Slice::mem.

◆ ecore_con_server_client_limit_set()

ECORE_CON_API void ecore_con_server_client_limit_set	(	Ecore_Con_Server *	svr,
		int	client_limit,
		char	reject_excess_clients
	)

Sets a limit on the number of clients that can be handled concurrently by the given server, and a policy on what to do if excess clients try to connect.

Parameters

svr	The given server.
client_limit	The maximum number of clients to handle concurrently. -1 means unlimited (default). 0 effectively disables the server.
reject_excess_clients	Set to 1 to automatically disconnect excess clients as soon as they connect if you are already handling client_limit clients. Set to 0 (default) to just hold off on the "accept()" system call until the number of active clients drops. This causes the kernel to queue up to 4096 connections (or your kernel's limit, whichever is lower).

Beware that if you set this once ecore is already running, you may already have pending CLIENT_ADD events in your event queue. Those clients have already connected and will not be affected by this call. Only clients subsequently trying to connect will be affected.

Examples: ecore_con_server_simple_example.c.

◆ ecore_con_server_clients_get()

ECORE_CON_API const Eina_List * ecore_con_server_clients_get ( const Ecore_Con_Server * svr )

Retrieves the current list of clients.

Each node in the returned list points to an Efl_Network_Client. This list cannot be modified or freed. It can also change if new clients are connected or disconnected, and will become invalid when the server is deleted/freed.

Parameters

svr	The given server.

Returns: The list of clients on this server.

Examples: ecore_con_server_simple_example.c.

◆ ecore_con_server_ip_get()

ECORE_CON_API const char * ecore_con_server_ip_get ( const Ecore_Con_Server * svr )

Gets the IP address of a server that has been connected to.

Parameters

svr	The given server.

Returns: A pointer to an internal string that contains the IP address of the connected server in the form "XXX.YYY.ZZZ.AAA" IP notation. This string should not be modified or trusted to stay valid after deletion for the svr object. If no IP is known NULL is returned.

Examples: ecore_con_client_example.c, and ecore_con_client_simple_example.c.

◆ ecore_con_server_flush()

ECORE_CON_API void ecore_con_server_flush ( Ecore_Con_Server * svr )

Flushes all pending data to the given server.

Parameters

svr	The given server.

This function will block until all data is sent to the server.

See also: ecore_con_server_send(); ecore_con_client_flush()

Examples: ecore_con_client_example.c, and ecore_con_client_simple_example.c.

References ecore_main_loop_iterate(), EINA_FALSE, and EINA_TRUE.

Referenced by ecore_con_ssl_server_upgrade().

◆ ecore_con_server_timeout_set()

ECORE_CON_API void ecore_con_server_timeout_set	(	Ecore_Con_Server *	svr,
		double	timeout
	)

Sets the default time after which an inactive client will be disconnected.

Parameters

svr	The server object.
timeout	The timeout, in seconds, to disconnect after.

This function is used by the server to set the default idle timeout on clients. If the any of the clients becomes idle for a time higher than this value, it will be disconnected. A value of < 1 disables the idle timeout.

This timeout is not affected by the one set by ecore_con_client_timeout_set(). A client will be disconnected whenever the client or the server timeout is reached. That means, the lower timeout value will be used for that client if ecore_con_client_timeout_set() is used on it.

See also: ecore_con_server_timeout_get(); ecore_con_client_timeout_set()

Examples: ecore_con_server_simple_example.c.

◆ ecore_con_server_timeout_get()

ECORE_CON_API double ecore_con_server_timeout_get ( const Ecore_Con_Server * svr )

Gets the default time after which an inactive client will be disconnected.

Parameters

svr	The server object.

Returns: The timeout, in seconds, to disconnect after.

This function is used to get the idle timeout for clients. A value of < 1 means the idle timeout is disabled.

See also: ecore_con_server_timeout_set(); ecore_con_client_timeout_get()

◆ ecore_con_server_fd_get()

ECORE_CON_API int ecore_con_server_fd_get ( const Ecore_Con_Server * svr )

Gets the fd that the server is connected to.

Parameters

svr	The server object

Returns: The fd, or -1 on failure

This function returns the fd which is used by the underlying server connection. It should not be tampered with unless you REALLY know what you are doing.

Note: This function is only valid for servers created with ecore_con_server_connect().

Warning: Seriously. Don't use this unless you know what you are doing.

Since: 1.1

◆ ecore_con_client_fd_get()

ECORE_CON_API int ecore_con_client_fd_get ( const Ecore_Con_Client * cl )

Gets the fd that the client is connected to.

Parameters

cl	The client object

Returns: The fd, or -1 on failure

This function returns the fd which is used by the underlying client connection. It should not be tampered with unless you REALLY know what you are doing.

Since: 1.1

◆ _ecore_con_server_proxy_apply()

static void _ecore_con_server_proxy_apply	(	Ecore_Con_Server *	svr,
		const Ecore_Con_Socks *	socks
	)

static

convert socks to proxy URL string and apply using efl_net_dialer_proxy_set().

Parameters

svr	the server created by ecore_con_server_connect().
socks	the socks handle created by ecore_con_socks4_remote_add() or ecore_con_socks5_remote_add().

References DBG, and ERR.

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_cert_add()

ECORE_CON_API Eina_Bool ecore_con_ssl_server_cert_add	(	Ecore_Con_Server *	svr,
		const char *	cert
	)

Adds an SSL certificate for use in ecore_con functions.

Use this function to add a SSL PEM certificate. Simply specify the cert here to use it in the server object for connecting or listening. If there is an error loading the certificate, an error will automatically be logged.

Parameters

svr	The server object
cert	The path to the certificate.

Returns: EINA_FALSE if the file cannot be loaded, otherwise EINA_TRUE.

References EINA_FALSE, eina_list_append(), EINA_SAFETY_ON_NULL_RETURN_VAL, EINA_SAFETY_ON_TRUE_RETURN_VAL, eina_stringshare_add(), and EINA_TRUE.

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_privkey_add()

ECORE_CON_API Eina_Bool ecore_con_ssl_server_privkey_add	(	Ecore_Con_Server *	svr,
		const char *	key_file
	)

Adds an SSL private key for use in ecore_con functions.

Use this function to add a SSL PEM private key. Simply specify the key file here to use it in the server object for connecting or listening. If there is an error loading the key, an error will automatically be logged.

Parameters

svr	The server object.
key_file	The path to the key file.

Returns: EINA_FALSE if the file cannot be loaded, otherwise EINA_TRUE.

References EINA_FALSE, eina_list_append(), EINA_SAFETY_ON_NULL_RETURN_VAL, EINA_SAFETY_ON_TRUE_RETURN_VAL, eina_stringshare_add(), and EINA_TRUE.

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_crl_add()

ECORE_CON_API Eina_Bool ecore_con_ssl_server_crl_add	(	Ecore_Con_Server *	svr,
		const char *	crl_file
	)

Adds an SSL CRL for use in ecore_con functions.

Use this function to add a SSL PEM CRL file. Simply specify the CRL file here to use it in the server object for connecting or listening. If there is an error loading the CRL, an error will automatically be logged.

Parameters

svr	The server object.
crl_file	The path to the CRL file.

Returns: EINA_FALSE if the file cannot be loaded, otherwise EINA_TRUE.

References EINA_FALSE, eina_list_append(), EINA_SAFETY_ON_NULL_RETURN_VAL, EINA_SAFETY_ON_TRUE_RETURN_VAL, eina_stringshare_add(), and EINA_TRUE.

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_cafile_add()

ECORE_CON_API Eina_Bool ecore_con_ssl_server_cafile_add	(	Ecore_Con_Server *	svr,
		const char *	ca_file
	)

Adds an SSL CA file for use in ecore_con functions.

Use this function to add a SSL PEM CA file. Simply specify the file here to use it in the server object for connecting or listening. If there is an error loading the CAs, an error will automatically be logged.

Parameters

svr	The server object.
ca_file	The path to the CA file.

Returns: EINA_FALSE if the file cannot be loaded, otherwise EINA_TRUE.

Note: since 1.2, this function can load directories.

References EINA_FALSE, eina_list_append(), EINA_SAFETY_ON_NULL_RETURN_VAL, EINA_SAFETY_ON_TRUE_RETURN_VAL, eina_stringshare_add(), and EINA_TRUE.

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_verify()

ECORE_CON_API void ecore_con_ssl_server_verify ( Ecore_Con_Server * svr )

Enables certificate verification on a server object.

Call this function on a server object before main loop has started to enable verification of certificates against loaded certificates.

Parameters

svr	The server object

References EINA_SAFETY_ON_NULL_RETURN, EINA_SAFETY_ON_TRUE_RETURN, EINA_TRUE, and WRN.

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_verify_basic()

ECORE_CON_API void ecore_con_ssl_server_verify_basic ( Ecore_Con_Server * svr )

Enables hostname-based certificate verification on a server object.

Call this function on a server object before main loop has started to enable verification of certificates using ONLY their hostnames.

Parameters

svr	The server object.

Note: This function has no effect when used on a listening server created by ecore_con_server_add.

Since: 1.1

References EINA_SAFETY_ON_NULL_RETURN, EINA_SAFETY_ON_TRUE_RETURN, EINA_TRUE, and WRN.

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_verify_name_set()

ECORE_CON_API void ecore_con_ssl_server_verify_name_set	(	Ecore_Con_Server *	svr,
		const char *	name
	)

Sets the hostname to verify against in certificate verification.

Sometimes the certificate hostname will not match the hostname that you are connecting to, and will instead match a different name. An example of this is that if you connect to talk.google.com to use Google Talk, you receive Google's certificate for gmail.com. This certificate should be trusted, and so you must call this function with "gmail.com" as name. See RFC2818 for more details.

Parameters

svr	The server object.
name	The hostname to verify against

Since: 1.2

References EINA_SAFETY_ON_NULL_RETURN, EINA_SAFETY_ON_TRUE_RETURN, and eina_stringshare_replace().

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_verify_name_get()

ECORE_CON_API const char * ecore_con_ssl_server_verify_name_get ( Ecore_Con_Server * svr )

Gets the hostname to verify against in certificate verification.

This function returns the name which will be used to validate the SSL certificate common name (CN) or alt name (subjectAltName). It will default to the name param in ecore_con_server_connect(), but can be changed with ecore_con_ssl_server_verify_name_set().

Parameters

svr	The server object.

Returns: The hostname which will be used

Since: 1.2

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_upgrade()

ECORE_CON_API Eina_Bool ecore_con_ssl_server_upgrade	(	Ecore_Con_Server *	svr,
		Ecore_Con_Type	ssl_type
	)

Upgrades a connection to a specified level of encryption.

Use this function to begin an SSL handshake on a connection (STARTTLS or similar). Once the upgrade has been completed, an ECORE_CON_EVENT_SERVER_UPGRADE event will be emitted. The connection should be treated as disconnected until the next event.

Parameters

svr	The server object.
ssl_type	The SSL connection type (ONLY).

Returns: EINA_FALSE if the connection cannot be upgraded, otherwise EINA_TRUE.

Note: This function is NEVER to be used on a server object created with ecore_con_server_add.

Warning: Setting a wrong value for ssl_type WILL mess up your program.

Since: 1.1

References ecore_animator_frametime_get(), ecore_con_server_flush(), ecore_time_get(), EINA_FALSE, EINA_SAFETY_ON_FALSE_RETURN_VAL, EINA_SAFETY_ON_NULL_RETURN_VAL, EINA_SAFETY_ON_TRUE_RETURN_VAL, EINA_TRUE, and ERR.

Typedefs

Functions

Detailed Description

Function Documentation

◆ ecore_con_local_path_new()

◆ ecore_con_server_add()

◆ ecore_con_server_connect()

◆ ecore_con_server_del()

◆ ecore_con_server_name_get()

◆ ecore_con_server_data_get()

◆ ecore_con_server_data_set()

◆ ecore_con_server_connected_get()

◆ ecore_con_server_port_get()

◆ ecore_con_server_uptime_get()

◆ ecore_con_server_send()

◆ ecore_con_server_client_limit_set()

◆ ecore_con_server_clients_get()

◆ ecore_con_server_ip_get()

◆ ecore_con_server_flush()

◆ ecore_con_server_timeout_set()

◆ ecore_con_server_timeout_get()

◆ ecore_con_server_fd_get()

◆ ecore_con_client_fd_get()

◆ _ecore_con_server_proxy_apply()

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_cert_add()

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_privkey_add()

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_crl_add()

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_cafile_add()

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_verify()

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_verify_basic()

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_verify_name_set()

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_verify_name_get()

◆ ecore_con_ssl_server_upgrade()