![]() This enables an ssl server the option to communicate with both verified and unverified peers with the same listener. Supporting API calls... ssl-peer-verified? -> returns #t if an ssl-port's peer has presented a valid and verified certificate ssl-peer-subject-name -> returns the subject field of the certificate presented by an ssl-port's peer ssl-peer-issuer-name -> returns the issuer field of the certificate presented by an ssl-port's peer |
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info.rkt | ||
libcrypto.rkt | ||
libssl.rkt | ||
main.rkt | ||
mzssl.rkt | ||
openssl.rkt | ||
openssl.scrbl | ||
sha1.rkt | ||
test.pem |