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mbed TLS client support #1

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@rob-deutsch rob-deutsch commented Nov 12, 2020

@tve has created a branch of AsyncTCP which supports client-side TLS. This is useful for ESPHome if you want to use MQTT over TLS.

I would like to suggest that it be added to ESPHome's AsyncTCP to enable ESPHome experimental support for TLS which will need to be explicitly enabled by a user in the YAML.

I have been using ESPHome with this branch of AsyncTCP for a while now and I haven't observed any problems.

There is a discussion about this branch here: me-no-dev#48

fremouw and others added 30 commits September 26, 2018 10:00
…sion added all SSL stuff between defines. In order to enable SSL add -DASYNC_TCP_SSL_ENABLED to your build flags.
tve and others added 9 commits September 25, 2019 21:10
* Fix assertion errors

* Add state check

* replace tabs with spaces
* Tidy up and fix some edge cases.

* Make sure we always release a closed_slot.
* Fix LoadProhibited (me-no-dev#73)
* Use sizeof instead of strlen for const char[]
* Add Kconfig option to control ASYNC_TCP_SSL_ENABLED
* Optionally include ssl header files
* Add null check for psk_ident and pskey
* Do not default to PSK when root_ca is not explcitly set. tcp_ssl_new_client() has a case to handle this.
* Move psk null checks to top of function, remove unneeded include, syntax cleanup.

Authored-by: Bob <[email protected]>
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