/etc/crywrap/
This directory contains the default server key and certificate.
Simple tcp/ip service encryption using tls/ssl
crywrap --listen
HOST/PORT
--destination
HOST/PORT
[options]
CryWrap is a simple wrapper that waits for TLS/SSL connections, and proxies them to an unencrypted location.
CryWrap takes the following options:
/PORTThe destionation host and address, where CryWrap should connect to. Both arguments are required.
--anon (-a)
Enables Anon-DH mode. If enabled, no certificate will be sent to the client, and only anonymous sessions will be enabled.
Default is off.
The public certificate to send to clients, and the private server key.
Default is /etc/crywrap/server.pem, unless --anon is also specified, in which case no certificate will be used. --ca (-z) PATH
A Certificate Authority certificate to be used for verification of client certificates.
Set the level of client certificate verification. Level one simply logs the result, level two and above abort if the certificate could not be verified.
Default is 0.
--inetd (-i)
Enable inetd-mode. Use this if you want to run CryWrap from inetd. If this option is not enabled, then --listen is a required option.
Default is off.
/PORTThe host and port CryWrap should listen on. HOST can be an IPv4 or IPv6 address, or a hostname, and is optional - if unspecified, CryWrap will listen on all available addresses. PORT is mandatory.
This option is required, unless CryWrap was put into inetd mode.
Write the pid thy runs with to PIDFILE.
Default is /var/run/crywrap.pid.
UID is the numerical user id of the user thy should run as.
Default is 65534.
--version (-V)
Print the version number and exit.
--help (-?)
Print a verbose help screen and exit.
--usage
Print a short summary of options.
crywrap --listen /995 --destination localhost/110
crywrap --listen /993 --destination localhost/143 \ --pem /etc/ssl/certs/imap.pem
/etc/crywrap/
This directory contains the default server key and certificate.
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