Client example for two way ssl authentication / tls with custom client certificate about simple-websocket-server

[eidheim]

If I understand you correctly, you want to add custom (trusted) certification authorities from a file.

Try the latest version. I added the possibility to use custom certification authorities here, however, it is not tested. Try for instance with:
SocketClient client("some.wss.server.com", "ca.pem");
The certification authorities has to be in pem-format.

Please give me feedback if this works or not:)

[eidheim]

I have studied this issue abit more. You want to use a certificate for client authentication? In this case you have two files; the certificate and a private key file?

[eidheim]

Try latest version now with for instance:
SocketClient client("some.wss.server.com", true, "ca.pem", "client.crt", "client.key");

if you do not need a custom certificataion authority file:
SocketClient client("some.wss.server.com", true, "", "client.crt", "client.key");

Again this is not tested, and feedback would be appreciated.

[nickxpx]

I test this later, first i want try this implementation on golang.
I have CA Certaficate: ca.crt and ca.key
I have Server Keys: server.crt and server.key
And i have Clients keys: client.crt, client.key and ca.crt
For browser i can use *.p12 or *.pfx keys
Here example fo golang http://www.hydrogen18.com/blog/your-own-pki-tls-golang.html

"1 Create a Certificate Authority. This is commonly called a "CA".
2 Distribute the root certificate to all clients and servers.
3 Generate a server certificate for the server.
4 Use the CA to sign the server certificate.
5 Generate a client certificate for the client.
6 Use the CA to sign the client certificate.
7 Configure the server to trust the CA to authenticate clients.
8 Configure the client to trust the CA to authenticate servers."

[eidheim]

I decided to moved the pem-filename parameter to the end of SocketClient constructor so its similar to the SocketServer constructor:
SocketClient client("some.wss.server.com", true, "client.crt", "client.key", "ca.pem");