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Anthony Abate commented on THRIFT-181:
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This was never intended to be merged directly into thrift, but it was meant to
start the ball rolling.
I never heard anything so I assumed it got lost backlog of tickets as there
doesn't really seem to be much momentum on the C# side in thrift.
log4net is pretty ubiquitous, and I suspect that anyone who doesn't like this
dependency can easily modify that. The original TServerSocket.cs code used
"Console.Error" which did not serve my needs.
The TODO refers to 2 way certificate look ups. That is, the client will also
have a certificate that is verified by the server. Most times, the client just
verifies the server as in https because its impossible for public websites to
know each client that connects.. I personally do not need this feature, nor do
most people, so I left it out but indicated where it would be implemented if
needed.
What information should I supply? Its used inplace of TSocket and
TServerSocket. You just need to supply a certificate.
> C# SSL Support
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>
> Key: THRIFT-181
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-181
> Project: Thrift
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Library (C#)
> Environment: VS 2008
> Reporter: Anthony Abate
> Attachments: TSSLServerSocket.cs, TSSLSocket.cs
>
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> I Created TSecureSocket and TSecureSocketServer classes which wrap tcpclient
> with ssl.
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