Detects whether a freshly accepted connection is starting a TLS handshake
and, if so, silently terminates TLS before handing the plaintext byte
stream to FakeRiak.Connection. Everything else is served as plain TCP, so
every listener transparently accepts both on the same port.
Summary
Functions
Peeks at the first byte of socket to pick plain TCP vs TLS, then serves the connection.
Runs the server-side TLS handshake on a plain socket, using the identity
resolved at boot (:tls_options). Also used by FakeRiak.Connection for
in-band upgrades like Riak's RpbStartTls.
Resolves the TLS server identity once at boot: a user-supplied cert/key
file pair (:tls_cert_files config, set by the CLI), or an ephemeral
self-signed certificate generated on the fly.
Functions
Peeks at the first byte of socket to pick plain TCP vs TLS, then serves the connection.
Runs the server-side TLS handshake on a plain socket, using the identity
resolved at boot (:tls_options). Also used by FakeRiak.Connection for
in-band upgrades like Riak's RpbStartTls.
Resolves the TLS server identity once at boot: a user-supplied cert/key
file pair (:tls_cert_files config, set by the CLI), or an ephemeral
self-signed certificate generated on the fly.