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Add metrics for negotiated group with client #11844
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int nid = SSL_get_negotiated_group(const_cast<SSL *>(ssl)); | ||
#endif | ||
if (nid != NID_undef) { | ||
if (auto it = tls_group_map.find(nid); it != tls_group_map.end()) { |
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We should have OTHER, otherwise we'd see a mysterious drop when SSL libraries and clients support a new group.
#9623
And the table could be autogenerated if the library used has SSL_get_all_group_names
. Only users who use SSL library that doesn't have the function would be affected if new groups are added.
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Yeh, I was thinking the same thing. Will do them.
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BoringSSL has an API to get NID from group name?
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No, it doesn't. Look at cipher_map
. Its key is a string, not NID. It may not be great in terms of calculating the hash, but if we really care about it, I suppose we could use the pointer for the const char.
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Like TLS ciphers.
The
SSL_get_negotiated_group
is introduced by OpenSSL 3.0.0 (and BoringSSL), so this doesn't work with OpenSSL 1.1.1 and older.