NAME

Net::BEEP::Lite::TLSProfile - A TLS tuning profile for Net::BEEP::Lite.

SYNOPSIS

use Net::BEEP::Lite;
use Net::BEEP::Lite::TLSProfile;

my $c_session = Net::BEEP::Lite::beep_connect(Host => localhost,
                                            Port => 12345) ||
  die "could not connect to beep peer: $!";

if ($c_session->has_remote_profile($Net::BEEP::Lite::TLSProfile::URI)) {
  my $tls_profile = new Net::BEEP::Lite::TLSProfile(SSL_verify_mode => 0x01);

  $tls_profile->start_TLS($c_session) || die "could not establish TLS";

  print "peer certificate info: ", $session->{peer_certificate}, "\n";
}

---

use Net::BEEP::Lite;
use Net::BEEP::Lite::TLSProfile;

my $other_profile = ...;

my $tls_profile = Net::BEEP::Lite::TLSProfile
    (Server        => 1,
     Callback      => sub { my $session = shift;
                            $session->add_local_profile($other_profile); },
     SSL_cert_file => 'my_cert.pem',
     SSL_key_file  => 'my_key.pem',
     SSL_ca_file   => 'my_ca.pem',
     SSL_passwd_db => sub { "some-passwd" });

Net::BEEP::Lite::beep_listen(Port     => 12345,
                             Method   => 'fork',
                             Profiles => [ $tls_profile ]);

ABSTRACT

<Net::BEEP::Lite::TLSProfile> is a TLS profile for BEEP as defined by RFC 3080 for use with the Net::BEEP::Lite module.

DESCRIPTION

This is a TLS profile for BEEP as defined by RFC 3080 for use with the Net::BEEP::Lite module. It can be use for both the initiator and listener roles. This module relies heavily on the IO::Socket::SSL module for the TLS implementation.

CONSTRUCTOR

new( ARGS )

This is the main constructor. It takes a named parameter lists as its argument. See the initialize method of a list of valid parameters. It also takes the named parameters of Net::BEEP::Lite::BaseProfile.

METHODS

initialize( ARGS )

Initialze this profile. This is generally called by the constructor. It takes the following named parameters:

Server

Set this to true when this profile is being used by a BEEP peer in the Listener role. This will tell the underlying TLS negotation that it is the server. If this isn't set correctly, the TLS negotiation will fail.

Callback

If this is set to a sub reference, this subroutine will be called upon a successful TLS negotiation. It will be passed a reference to the session as its first and only argument. For example, this might be used to change the local profiles offered.

SSL_*

These are parameters that are understood by IO::Socket::SSL::new. You will probably want to use a few of them: SSL_cert_file, SSL_key_file, and SSL_verify_mode are typical.

start_TLS($session)

This is the main routine for the client side. This will initiate a request for TLS. It will return undef if it failed, setting $errstr, true if it succeeded. The peer certificate info will be placed in $session->{peer_certificate}.

SEE ALSO

IO::Socket::SSL

Net::BEEP::Lite