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Setting up STUD network proxy
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Specify the configuration in a file and test the same via the "-t" option. | |
root:~/stud# ./stud -t --config=ss_default_config.conf --ssl | |
Trying to initialize SSL contexts with your certificates{core} | |
Note: no DH parameters found in /root/stud/saggar.in.includesprivatekey.pem | |
stud configuration looks ok. | |
STUD creates two separate process i.e. do a ps from a different screen and you will see 2 pids: | |
root:~/stud# ps -ef| grep stud | |
root 21039 20988 0 05:57 pts/6 00:00:00 ./stud --config=ss_default_config.conf --ssl | |
root 21040 21039 0 05:57 pts/6 00:00:00 ./stud --config=ss_default_config.conf --ssl | |
root 21042 21001 0 05:57 pts/9 00:00:00 grep --color=auto stud | |
From other screen test the SSL front end using openssl: | |
root:~/stud# openssl s_client -msg -connect <frontend_ip>:<frontend_port> | |
CONNECTED(00000003) | |
root:~/stud# openssl s_client -connect <frontend_ip>:<frontend_port> -servername saggar.in | |
CONNECTED(00000003) |
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