Mads::ProbeCurveKeys Struct Reference

Client-side CURVE credentials for a probe socket: the same key_dir/client/server naming convention every mads-* executable's –crypto/–keys_dir/–key_client/–key_broker flags configure (and that Mads::CurveAuth::setup_curve_client() reads). More...

#include <broker_probe.hpp>

Public Attributes
std::filesystem::path	key_dir
std::string	client_key_name = "client"
std::string	server_key_name = "broker"

Detailed Description

Client-side CURVE credentials for a probe socket: the same key_dir/client/server naming convention every mads-* executable's –crypto/–keys_dir/–key_client/–key_broker flags configure (and that Mads::CurveAuth::setup_curve_client() reads).

Every probe below takes this as an optional: unset means "probe in the clear", which is right only against a broker started without –crypto. A CURVE-secured broker drops a plain peer during the ZMTP handshake, before a single application frame is exchanged, so an unencrypted probe against an encrypted broker cannot distinguish that broker from a dead one – it simply never gets an answer.

Definition at line 44 of file broker_probe.hpp.

Member Data Documentation

client_key_name

std::string Mads::ProbeCurveKeys::client_key_name = "client"

Definition at line 46 of file broker_probe.hpp.

key_dir

std::filesystem::path Mads::ProbeCurveKeys::key_dir

Definition at line 45 of file broker_probe.hpp.

server_key_name

std::string Mads::ProbeCurveKeys::server_key_name = "broker"

Definition at line 47 of file broker_probe.hpp.

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• src/broker_probe.hpp