[WIP] pyOpenSSL-backed TLS #1140
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Alternative plan: use urllib3's stdlib API wrapper around pyOpenSSL; it would need to have the server-side bits and the BIO (in memory streams) API added. |
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Second alternative possibility: pypy's ssl has the same interface as the stdlib's and is based on the cryptography package, which is also the base of pyopenssl. I think the patch is very promising as is, but these other libraries are handy references / can paste their implementations of certain functions. |
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How's trio's ssl hangin' |
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I would like to be able to do OCSP stapling and other SSL tricks. Tried doing a ssl -> OpenSSL.SSL replace for
asynciohttps://bitbucket.org/dholth/bioopenssl/src/default/ , am now trying the same thing fortrio. Amazed at how much easier to readtriois, but haven't gotten very far with this particular change.OpenSSL.SSL is completely low level and seems to have no examples outside of the tests. Here are some examples I found: