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I'm using http proxy-sever with boost libs. Like:
WebBrowser <-> Socket-ProxyServer <-> http Server. It's work fine. But I have a SSL-certificate and it's need to add then to my Proxy-server. My code is:



proxy-server.cpp:



    server::server(const ios_deque& io_services, int port, std::string interface_address, int num)
: io_services_(io_services),
endpoint_(interface_address.empty()?
(ba::ip::tcp::endpoint(ba::ip::tcp::v4(), port)):
ba::ip::tcp::endpoint(ba::ip::address().from_string(interface_address), port) ),
acceptor_(*io_services.front(), endpoint_)
{
start_accept(num);
}

void server::start_accept(int num) {
io_services_.push_back(io_services_.front());
io_services_.pop_front();
connection::pointer new_connection = connection::create(*io_services_.front());
acceptor_.async_accept(new_connection->socket(),
boost::bind(&server::handle_accept, this, new_connection,
ba::placeholders::error, num));

}

void server::handle_accept(connection::pointer new_connection, const bs::error_code& error, int num) {
if (!error) {
new_connection->start(GlobalSett.CheckIp(inet_addr(new_connection->socket().remote_endpoint().address().to_string().c_str())), num);

start_accept(num);
}

}


proxy-server.hpp:



typedef std::deque<io_service_ptr> ios_deque;

class server {
public:
server(const ios_deque& io_services, int port, std::string interface_address, int);

private:
void start_accept(int);
void handle_accept(connection::pointer new_connection, const bs::error_code& error, int);

ios_deque io_services_;
const ba::ip::tcp::endpoint endpoint_;
ba::ip::tcp::acceptor acceptor_;
function FUNC;
};


and start server:



try {
int thread_num = atoi(GlobalSett.GetSetConfig("PROXY_THREAD[" + std::to_string(num) + "]")), port = atoi(GlobalSett.GetSetConfig("PROXY_LISTNER_PORT["+std::to_string(num)+"]"));
std::string interface_address = GlobalSett.GetSetConfig("PROXY_LISTNER_IP["+ std::to_string(num)+"]");

ios_deque io_services;
std::deque<ba::io_service::work> io_service_work;

boost::thread_group thr_grp;

for (int i = 0; i < thread_num; ++i) {
io_service_ptr ios(new ba::io_service);
io_services.push_back(ios);
io_service_work.push_back(ba::io_service::work(*ios));
thr_grp.create_thread(boost::bind(&ba::io_service::run, ios));
}
server server(io_services, port, interface_address, num);
thr_grp.join_all();
}
catch (std::exception& e) {
std::cerr << e.what() << std::endl;
}


It's need to add ssl to server socket. Any one can help with this? Thanks!










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    I'm using http proxy-sever with boost libs. Like:
    WebBrowser <-> Socket-ProxyServer <-> http Server. It's work fine. But I have a SSL-certificate and it's need to add then to my Proxy-server. My code is:



    proxy-server.cpp:



        server::server(const ios_deque& io_services, int port, std::string interface_address, int num)
    : io_services_(io_services),
    endpoint_(interface_address.empty()?
    (ba::ip::tcp::endpoint(ba::ip::tcp::v4(), port)):
    ba::ip::tcp::endpoint(ba::ip::address().from_string(interface_address), port) ),
    acceptor_(*io_services.front(), endpoint_)
    {
    start_accept(num);
    }

    void server::start_accept(int num) {
    io_services_.push_back(io_services_.front());
    io_services_.pop_front();
    connection::pointer new_connection = connection::create(*io_services_.front());
    acceptor_.async_accept(new_connection->socket(),
    boost::bind(&server::handle_accept, this, new_connection,
    ba::placeholders::error, num));

    }

    void server::handle_accept(connection::pointer new_connection, const bs::error_code& error, int num) {
    if (!error) {
    new_connection->start(GlobalSett.CheckIp(inet_addr(new_connection->socket().remote_endpoint().address().to_string().c_str())), num);

    start_accept(num);
    }

    }


    proxy-server.hpp:



    typedef std::deque<io_service_ptr> ios_deque;

    class server {
    public:
    server(const ios_deque& io_services, int port, std::string interface_address, int);

    private:
    void start_accept(int);
    void handle_accept(connection::pointer new_connection, const bs::error_code& error, int);

    ios_deque io_services_;
    const ba::ip::tcp::endpoint endpoint_;
    ba::ip::tcp::acceptor acceptor_;
    function FUNC;
    };


    and start server:



    try {
    int thread_num = atoi(GlobalSett.GetSetConfig("PROXY_THREAD[" + std::to_string(num) + "]")), port = atoi(GlobalSett.GetSetConfig("PROXY_LISTNER_PORT["+std::to_string(num)+"]"));
    std::string interface_address = GlobalSett.GetSetConfig("PROXY_LISTNER_IP["+ std::to_string(num)+"]");

    ios_deque io_services;
    std::deque<ba::io_service::work> io_service_work;

    boost::thread_group thr_grp;

    for (int i = 0; i < thread_num; ++i) {
    io_service_ptr ios(new ba::io_service);
    io_services.push_back(ios);
    io_service_work.push_back(ba::io_service::work(*ios));
    thr_grp.create_thread(boost::bind(&ba::io_service::run, ios));
    }
    server server(io_services, port, interface_address, num);
    thr_grp.join_all();
    }
    catch (std::exception& e) {
    std::cerr << e.what() << std::endl;
    }


    It's need to add ssl to server socket. Any one can help with this? Thanks!










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      I'm using http proxy-sever with boost libs. Like:
      WebBrowser <-> Socket-ProxyServer <-> http Server. It's work fine. But I have a SSL-certificate and it's need to add then to my Proxy-server. My code is:



      proxy-server.cpp:



          server::server(const ios_deque& io_services, int port, std::string interface_address, int num)
      : io_services_(io_services),
      endpoint_(interface_address.empty()?
      (ba::ip::tcp::endpoint(ba::ip::tcp::v4(), port)):
      ba::ip::tcp::endpoint(ba::ip::address().from_string(interface_address), port) ),
      acceptor_(*io_services.front(), endpoint_)
      {
      start_accept(num);
      }

      void server::start_accept(int num) {
      io_services_.push_back(io_services_.front());
      io_services_.pop_front();
      connection::pointer new_connection = connection::create(*io_services_.front());
      acceptor_.async_accept(new_connection->socket(),
      boost::bind(&server::handle_accept, this, new_connection,
      ba::placeholders::error, num));

      }

      void server::handle_accept(connection::pointer new_connection, const bs::error_code& error, int num) {
      if (!error) {
      new_connection->start(GlobalSett.CheckIp(inet_addr(new_connection->socket().remote_endpoint().address().to_string().c_str())), num);

      start_accept(num);
      }

      }


      proxy-server.hpp:



      typedef std::deque<io_service_ptr> ios_deque;

      class server {
      public:
      server(const ios_deque& io_services, int port, std::string interface_address, int);

      private:
      void start_accept(int);
      void handle_accept(connection::pointer new_connection, const bs::error_code& error, int);

      ios_deque io_services_;
      const ba::ip::tcp::endpoint endpoint_;
      ba::ip::tcp::acceptor acceptor_;
      function FUNC;
      };


      and start server:



      try {
      int thread_num = atoi(GlobalSett.GetSetConfig("PROXY_THREAD[" + std::to_string(num) + "]")), port = atoi(GlobalSett.GetSetConfig("PROXY_LISTNER_PORT["+std::to_string(num)+"]"));
      std::string interface_address = GlobalSett.GetSetConfig("PROXY_LISTNER_IP["+ std::to_string(num)+"]");

      ios_deque io_services;
      std::deque<ba::io_service::work> io_service_work;

      boost::thread_group thr_grp;

      for (int i = 0; i < thread_num; ++i) {
      io_service_ptr ios(new ba::io_service);
      io_services.push_back(ios);
      io_service_work.push_back(ba::io_service::work(*ios));
      thr_grp.create_thread(boost::bind(&ba::io_service::run, ios));
      }
      server server(io_services, port, interface_address, num);
      thr_grp.join_all();
      }
      catch (std::exception& e) {
      std::cerr << e.what() << std::endl;
      }


      It's need to add ssl to server socket. Any one can help with this? Thanks!










      share|improve this question














      I'm using http proxy-sever with boost libs. Like:
      WebBrowser <-> Socket-ProxyServer <-> http Server. It's work fine. But I have a SSL-certificate and it's need to add then to my Proxy-server. My code is:



      proxy-server.cpp:



          server::server(const ios_deque& io_services, int port, std::string interface_address, int num)
      : io_services_(io_services),
      endpoint_(interface_address.empty()?
      (ba::ip::tcp::endpoint(ba::ip::tcp::v4(), port)):
      ba::ip::tcp::endpoint(ba::ip::address().from_string(interface_address), port) ),
      acceptor_(*io_services.front(), endpoint_)
      {
      start_accept(num);
      }

      void server::start_accept(int num) {
      io_services_.push_back(io_services_.front());
      io_services_.pop_front();
      connection::pointer new_connection = connection::create(*io_services_.front());
      acceptor_.async_accept(new_connection->socket(),
      boost::bind(&server::handle_accept, this, new_connection,
      ba::placeholders::error, num));

      }

      void server::handle_accept(connection::pointer new_connection, const bs::error_code& error, int num) {
      if (!error) {
      new_connection->start(GlobalSett.CheckIp(inet_addr(new_connection->socket().remote_endpoint().address().to_string().c_str())), num);

      start_accept(num);
      }

      }


      proxy-server.hpp:



      typedef std::deque<io_service_ptr> ios_deque;

      class server {
      public:
      server(const ios_deque& io_services, int port, std::string interface_address, int);

      private:
      void start_accept(int);
      void handle_accept(connection::pointer new_connection, const bs::error_code& error, int);

      ios_deque io_services_;
      const ba::ip::tcp::endpoint endpoint_;
      ba::ip::tcp::acceptor acceptor_;
      function FUNC;
      };


      and start server:



      try {
      int thread_num = atoi(GlobalSett.GetSetConfig("PROXY_THREAD[" + std::to_string(num) + "]")), port = atoi(GlobalSett.GetSetConfig("PROXY_LISTNER_PORT["+std::to_string(num)+"]"));
      std::string interface_address = GlobalSett.GetSetConfig("PROXY_LISTNER_IP["+ std::to_string(num)+"]");

      ios_deque io_services;
      std::deque<ba::io_service::work> io_service_work;

      boost::thread_group thr_grp;

      for (int i = 0; i < thread_num; ++i) {
      io_service_ptr ios(new ba::io_service);
      io_services.push_back(ios);
      io_service_work.push_back(ba::io_service::work(*ios));
      thr_grp.create_thread(boost::bind(&ba::io_service::run, ios));
      }
      server server(io_services, port, interface_address, num);
      thr_grp.join_all();
      }
      catch (std::exception& e) {
      std::cerr << e.what() << std::endl;
      }


      It's need to add ssl to server socket. Any one can help with this? Thanks!







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          You need to use boost::asio::ssl:stream. Have a look at boost asio SSL examples: https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_68_0/doc/html/boost_asio/example/cpp03/ssl/server.cpp



          If you need SSL functionality not exposed in boost::asio::ssl::stream you can always use native_handle():



          boost::asio::ssl::stream<asio:ip::tcp::socket> sock(io_context, ctx);
          ...
          SSL_use_certificate(sock.native_handle(), x509_certificate);
          ...





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          • thanks for answer! may be you can help with rewrite my code?...

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          • Please read the help pages, take the SO tour, read about how to ask good questions. We can help you with specific questions, but not write your code. It's also nice to upvote answers if you found them useful.

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          You need to use boost::asio::ssl:stream. Have a look at boost asio SSL examples: https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_68_0/doc/html/boost_asio/example/cpp03/ssl/server.cpp



          If you need SSL functionality not exposed in boost::asio::ssl::stream you can always use native_handle():



          boost::asio::ssl::stream<asio:ip::tcp::socket> sock(io_context, ctx);
          ...
          SSL_use_certificate(sock.native_handle(), x509_certificate);
          ...





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          • thanks for answer! may be you can help with rewrite my code?...

            – user1786639
            Nov 15 '18 at 9:42











          • Please read the help pages, take the SO tour, read about how to ask good questions. We can help you with specific questions, but not write your code. It's also nice to upvote answers if you found them useful.

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          You need to use boost::asio::ssl:stream. Have a look at boost asio SSL examples: https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_68_0/doc/html/boost_asio/example/cpp03/ssl/server.cpp



          If you need SSL functionality not exposed in boost::asio::ssl::stream you can always use native_handle():



          boost::asio::ssl::stream<asio:ip::tcp::socket> sock(io_context, ctx);
          ...
          SSL_use_certificate(sock.native_handle(), x509_certificate);
          ...





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          • thanks for answer! may be you can help with rewrite my code?...

            – user1786639
            Nov 15 '18 at 9:42











          • Please read the help pages, take the SO tour, read about how to ask good questions. We can help you with specific questions, but not write your code. It's also nice to upvote answers if you found them useful.

            – sergiopm
            Nov 15 '18 at 12:12
















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          You need to use boost::asio::ssl:stream. Have a look at boost asio SSL examples: https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_68_0/doc/html/boost_asio/example/cpp03/ssl/server.cpp



          If you need SSL functionality not exposed in boost::asio::ssl::stream you can always use native_handle():



          boost::asio::ssl::stream<asio:ip::tcp::socket> sock(io_context, ctx);
          ...
          SSL_use_certificate(sock.native_handle(), x509_certificate);
          ...





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          You need to use boost::asio::ssl:stream. Have a look at boost asio SSL examples: https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_68_0/doc/html/boost_asio/example/cpp03/ssl/server.cpp



          If you need SSL functionality not exposed in boost::asio::ssl::stream you can always use native_handle():



          boost::asio::ssl::stream<asio:ip::tcp::socket> sock(io_context, ctx);
          ...
          SSL_use_certificate(sock.native_handle(), x509_certificate);
          ...






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          • thanks for answer! may be you can help with rewrite my code?...

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            Nov 15 '18 at 9:42











          • Please read the help pages, take the SO tour, read about how to ask good questions. We can help you with specific questions, but not write your code. It's also nice to upvote answers if you found them useful.

            – sergiopm
            Nov 15 '18 at 12:12





















          • thanks for answer! may be you can help with rewrite my code?...

            – user1786639
            Nov 15 '18 at 9:42











          • Please read the help pages, take the SO tour, read about how to ask good questions. We can help you with specific questions, but not write your code. It's also nice to upvote answers if you found them useful.

            – sergiopm
            Nov 15 '18 at 12:12



















          thanks for answer! may be you can help with rewrite my code?...

          – user1786639
          Nov 15 '18 at 9:42





          thanks for answer! may be you can help with rewrite my code?...

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          Nov 15 '18 at 9:42













          Please read the help pages, take the SO tour, read about how to ask good questions. We can help you with specific questions, but not write your code. It's also nice to upvote answers if you found them useful.

          – sergiopm
          Nov 15 '18 at 12:12







          Please read the help pages, take the SO tour, read about how to ask good questions. We can help you with specific questions, but not write your code. It's also nice to upvote answers if you found them useful.

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