31 lines
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31 lines
1.9 KiB
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- Fix the CCL crash.
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- Separate project page and a Git repo for trivial-gray-streams.
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- Remove the ENSURE-INITIALIZED function from the public API.
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It was only intoroduced to provide users access to the RAND-SEEND
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which we decided to pass as a parameter to the ENSURE-INITIALIZED.
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We did this because solaris users complained, as Solaris doesn't
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have /dev/random, /dev/urnandom files which OpenSSL uses to initialize
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it's random number generator. But now we know that on Solaris people can
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use EGD: The Entropy Gathering Daemon: http://egd.sourceforge.net/,
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and OpenSSL uses it if it's running on a systems without /dev/random.
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Therefore we should get rid of the ENSURE-INITIALIZED and just
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put an excerpt from the OpenSSL docs about what software should
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be installed on the systems without /dev/random.
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- The stream-fd function is confusing when it's called with ssl-stream as
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a parameter; a developer might think this function allows to retrieve a
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socket file descriptor from an ssl-strem, but this function is implemented
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only for "native" socket streams provided by the Lisp implementation.
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Makes sense to implement it for ssl-stream too.
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- The ssl-error-syscall condition uses (err-get-error) in it's :report
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function. This is not correct; (err-get-error) should be queried
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when the error occurs. The result might be stored in a slot of
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the ssl-error-syscall and printed by the :report function.
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- Fix LispBIO.
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- Extract the low-level SSL code into a separate library that supports
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both OpenSSL and GnuTLS (maybe into two thin FFI libraries).
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- Implement SSL in IOLib adding an API system that only defines stubs that
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signal an error, and adding implementation systems using the before
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mentioned thin FFI wrapper libraries. IOLib doesn't support windows,
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therefore with this plan we will either need to drop Windows support
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(at tleast for the IOLib based asynch subset of features), or
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implement Windows support in IOLib. |