libtls for TLS in newLISP
Posted: Sat Apr 20, 2019 12:03 pm
Hi, all
HTTPS (and other TLS variants) is becoming more and more common. I'm seeing this as a certain pain for myself on client side (as server side is more easily solvable) (not a huge pain, I can easily use other tool in that case, but newLISP would be nice).
The LibreSSL projects provides a library called libtls, which seem to have a very clean interface for adding TLS support both for clients and servers: https://man.openbsd.org/tls_init.3 So I am wondering if this could be a relatively simple way to let newLISP talk TLS? The interface looks clean enough, at least.
Happy Easter!
Kirill
HTTPS (and other TLS variants) is becoming more and more common. I'm seeing this as a certain pain for myself on client side (as server side is more easily solvable) (not a huge pain, I can easily use other tool in that case, but newLISP would be nice).
The LibreSSL projects provides a library called libtls, which seem to have a very clean interface for adding TLS support both for clients and servers: https://man.openbsd.org/tls_init.3 So I am wondering if this could be a relatively simple way to let newLISP talk TLS? The interface looks clean enough, at least.
Happy Easter!
Kirill