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wolfssl-nginx

wolfSSL Support in Nginx

wolfSSL is supported in Nginx. There are minor changes to the Nginx code base and recompilation is required.

The tested versions:

  • wolfSSL 3.14
  • wolfSSL 3.13.0 (with patch applied: wolfssl-3.13.0-nginx.patch)
  • Nginx 1.14.0
  • Nginx 1.13.12
  • Nginx 1.13.8
  • Nginx 1.13.2
  • Nginx 1.13.0
  • Nginx 1.12.2
  • Nginx 1.12.1
  • Nginx 1.12.0
  • Nginx 1.11.13
  • Nginx 1.11.10
  • Nginx 1.11.7
  • Nginx 1.10.3

Building

First you will need Nginx source package and wolfSSL source code.

Now build and install wolfSSL. Please make sure to configure wolfSSL with ./configure --enable-nginx. The default installation directory is: /usr/local.

To enable wolfSSL support in Nginx the source code must be patched:

  1. Change into the Nginx source directory.
  2. Apply patch: patch -p1 < /nginx--wolfssl.patch

Now rebuild Nginx:

  1. Configure Nginx with this command (extra options may be added as required):
  • ./configure --with-wolfssl=/usr/local --with-http_ssl_module
  1. Build Nginx: make

Testing

Nginx has a repository of tests that can be obtained with the following command:

To run the tests see the README. Tests are expected to pass with exceptions. An example of runnning the tests:

  1. Change into nginx-tests directory.
  2. Run tests: TEST_NGINX_BINARY=../nginx--wolfssl/objs/nginx prove .

There will be failures of SSL tests for the following reasons:

  • using non-default, insecure cipher suites, multiple certificate chains not supported (ssl_certificate.t)
  • using non-default, insecure cipher suites (ssl_stapling.t)

Note: the file ssl_ecc.t in wolfssl-nginx can be used with the Nginx test system.

There are additional tests available in wolfssl-nginx. These are in addition to the Nginx tests. The OpenSSL's superapp is required for OCSP Stapling testing. To test:

  1. Change into wolfssl-nginx directory.
  2. Run the script: ./test.sh (If using IPv6 then set IPV6=yes.)
  3. When working, the number of FAIL and UNKNOWN will be 0.

Testing is only supported on Linux with bash.

License

This work is licensed under GPLv3; see LICENSE for details.

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