diff -cr stunnel-3.8/stunnel.8.in stunnel-3.8.man/stunnel.8.in *** stunnel-3.8/stunnel.8.in Tue Feb 15 09:13:15 2000 --- stunnel-3.8.man/stunnel.8.in Fri Jun 9 23:07:00 2000 *************** *** 1,16 **** ! .TH STUNNEL 8 "10 June 1999" .SH NAME stunnel \- universal SSL tunnel .SH SYNOPSIS .B stunnel ! [-T] [-p pemfile] [-v level] [-a directory] ! [-t timeout] [-u username] [-n protocol] ! [-d [ip:]port [-f]] [ -l program | -r [ip:]port | -L program [-- args] ] .PP .B stunnel ! {-c} [-p pemfile] [-v level] [-a directory] ! [-t timeout] [-u username] [-n protocol] ! -r [ip:]port [ -d [ip:]port [-f] | -l program | -L program [-- args] ] .SH DESCRIPTION The \fBstunnel\fR program is designed to work as \fISSL\fR encryption wrapper between remote clients and local (\fIinetd\fR-startable) or remote --- 1,38 ---- ! .TH STUNNEL 8 "10 June 2000" .SH NAME stunnel \- universal SSL tunnel .SH SYNOPSIS .B stunnel ! [-T] ! [-D level] ! [-C cipherlist] ! [-p pemfile] ! [-v level] ! [-a directory] ! [-t timeout] ! [-u username] ! [-s username] ! [-g groupname] ! [-n protocol] ! [-d [host:]port [-f] ] ! [ -r [host:]port | { -l | -L } program [-- args] ] .PP .B stunnel ! -c ! [-p pemfile] ! [-D level] ! [-C cipherlist] ! [-v level] ! [-a directory] ! [-t timeout] ! [-u username] ! [-n protocol] ! [-d [host:]port [-f] ] ! [ -r [host:]port | { -l | -L } program [-- args] ] ! .PP ! .B stunnel ! [-h | -V] ! .SH DESCRIPTION The \fBstunnel\fR program is designed to work as \fISSL\fR encryption wrapper between remote clients and local (\fIinetd\fR-startable) or remote *************** *** 27,32 **** --- 49,74 ---- This product includes cryptographic software written by Eric Young (eay@cryptsoft.com) .SH OPTIONS + .B -h + Print stunnel help menu + .PP + .B -V + Print stunnel version and compile options + .PP + .B -D level + Debugging level + .RS + Level is a number between 0 (no logging at all) and 7 (show + lots of debugging info) + .RE + .PP + .B -C cipherlist + Select permitted SSL ciphers + .RS + A list of the ciphers to allow in the SSL connection, + joined together with a colon. For example DES-CBC3-SHA:IDEA-CBC-MD5 + .RE + .PP .B -c client mode (remote service uses SSL) .RS *************** *** 46,54 **** .B -v level verify peer certificate .RS ! level 1 - verify peer certificate if present level 2 - verify peer certificate ! level 3 - verify peer with locally installed certificate default: no verify .RE .PP --- 88,99 ---- .B -v level verify peer certificate .RS ! .nf ! level 1 - verify peer certificate ! if present level 2 - verify peer certificate ! level 3 - verify peer with locally ! installed certificates default: no verify .RE .PP *************** *** 73,79 **** currenty supported: smtp .RE .PP ! .B -d [ip:]port daemon mode (ip defaults to INADDR_ANY) .RS default: inetd mode --- 118,124 ---- currenty supported: smtp .RE .PP ! .B -d [host:]port daemon mode (ip defaults to INADDR_ANY) .RS default: inetd mode *************** *** 105,111 **** setgid() to groupname in daemon mode. Clears all other groups. .RE .PP ! .B -r [ip:]port connect to remote service .RS (ip defaults to INADDR_LOOPBACK) --- 150,156 ---- setgid() to groupname in daemon mode. Clears all other groups. .RE .PP ! .B -r [host:]port connect to remote service .RS (ip defaults to INADDR_LOOPBACK) diff -cr stunnel-3.8/stunnel.c stunnel-3.8.man/stunnel.c *** stunnel-3.8/stunnel.c Thu Feb 24 03:32:27 2000 --- stunnel-3.8.man/stunnel.c Fri Jun 9 23:13:59 2000 *************** *** 873,894 **** static void print_help() { fprintf(stderr, ! "\nstunnel [-T] [-p pemfile] [-v level] [-a directory]" ! "\n\t[-t timeout] [-u username] [-n protocol]" #ifndef USE_WIN32 ! "\n\t[-d [ip:]port [-f]]" ! "\n\t[ -l program | -r [ip:]port | -L program [-- args] ]" #else ! "\n\t-d [ip:]port -r [ip:]port" #endif ! "\nstunnel {-c} [-p pemfile] [-v level] [-a directory]" ! "\n\t[-t timeout] [-u username] [-n protocol]" #ifndef USE_WIN32 ! "\n\t-r [ip:]port" ! "\n\t[ -d [ip:]port [-f] | -l program | -L program [-- args] ]" #else ! "\n\t-r [ip:]port -d [ip:]port" #endif "\n\n -c\t\tclient mode (remote service uses SSL)" "\n\t\tdefault: server mode" "\n -T\t\ttransparent proxy mode (on hosts that support it)" --- 873,916 ---- static void print_help() { fprintf(stderr, ! /* Server execution */ ! "\nstunnel [-T] " ! "[-D level] " ! "[-C cipherlist] " ! "[-p pemfile] " ! "\n\t[-v level] " ! "[-a directory] " ! "[-t timeout] " ! "[-u username] " ! "\n\t[-s username] " ! "[-g groupname] " ! "[-n protocol]" #ifndef USE_WIN32 ! "\n\t[-d [host:]port [-f] ] " ! "\n\t[-r [host:]port | { -l | -L } program [-- args] ] " #else ! "\n\t-d [host:]port -r [host:]port" #endif ! ! /* Client execution */ ! "\n\n\nstunnel -c " ! "[-D level] " ! "[-C cipherlist] " ! "[-p pemfile] " ! "\n\t[-v level] " ! "[-a directory] " ! "[-t timeout] " ! "[-u username] " ! "\n\t[-n protocol] " #ifndef USE_WIN32 ! "\n\t[-d [host:]port [-f] ] " ! "\n\t[-r [host:]port | { -l | -L } program [-- args] ] " #else ! "\n\t-d [host:]port -r [host:]port" #endif + + + /* Argument notes */ "\n\n -c\t\tclient mode (remote service uses SSL)" "\n\t\tdefault: server mode" "\n -T\t\ttransparent proxy mode (on hosts that support it)" diff -cr stunnel-3.8/stunnel.html stunnel-3.8.man/stunnel.html *** stunnel-3.8/stunnel.html Tue Feb 15 09:13:15 2000 --- stunnel-3.8.man/stunnel.html Fri Jun 9 23:19:16 2000 *************** *** 6,19 **** stunnel - universal SSL tunnel

SYNOPSIS

stunnel ! [-T] [-p pemfile] [-v level] [-a directory] ! [-t timeout] [-u username] [-n protocol] ! [-d [ip:]port [-f]] [ -l program | -r [ip:]port | -L program [-- args] ]

stunnel ! {-c} [-p pemfile] [-v level] [-a directory] ! [-t timeout] [-u username] [-n protocol] ! -r [ip:]port [ -d [ip:]port [-f] | -l program | -L program [-- args] ]

DESCRIPTION

The stunnel program is designed to work as SSL encryption wrapper between remote clients and local (inetd-startable) or remote --- 6,41 ---- stunnel - universal SSL tunnel

SYNOPSIS

stunnel ! [-T] ! [-D level] ! [-C cipherlist] ! [-p pemfile] ! [-v level] ! [-a directory] ! [-t timeout] ! [-u username] ! [-s username] ! [-g groupname] ! [-n protocol] ! [-d [host:]port [-f] ] ! [ -r [host:]port | { -l | -L } program [-- args] ]

stunnel ! -c ! [-p pemfile] ! [-D level] ! [-C cipherlist] ! [-v level] ! [-a directory] ! [-t timeout] ! [-u username] ! [-n protocol] ! [-d [host:]port [-f] ] ! [ -r [host:]port | { -l | -L } program [-- args] ] !

! stunnel ! [-h | -V] !

DESCRIPTION

The stunnel program is designed to work as SSL encryption wrapper between remote clients and local (inetd-startable) or remote *************** *** 30,35 **** --- 52,77 ---- This product includes cryptographic software written by Eric Young (eay@cryptsoft.com)

OPTIONS

+ -h + Print stunnel help menu +

+ -V + Print stunnel version and compile options +

+ -D level + Debugging level +

+ Level is a number between 0 (no logging at all) and 7 (show + lots of debugging info) +
+

+ -C cipherlist + Select permitted SSL ciphers +

+ A list of the ciphers to allow in the SSL connection, + joined together with a colon. For example DES-CBC3-SHA:IDEA-CBC-MD5 +
+

-c client mode (remote service uses SSL)

*************** *** 49,57 **** -v level verify peer certificate
! level 1 - verify peer certificate if present level 2 - verify peer certificate ! level 3 - verify peer with locally installed certificate default: no verify

--- 91,101 ---- -v level verify peer certificate

!
level 1 - verify peer certificate
!           if present
  level 2 - verify peer certificate
! level 3 - verify peer with locally
!           installed certificates
  default: no verify
  

*************** *** 76,82 **** currenty supported: smtp

! -d [ip:]port daemon mode (ip defaults to INADDR_ANY)

default: inetd mode --- 120,126 ---- currenty supported: smtp

! -d [host:]port daemon mode (ip defaults to INADDR_ANY)

default: inetd mode *************** *** 106,113 **** -g groupname
setgid() to groupname in daemon mode. Clears all other groups.

! -r [ip:]port connect to remote service

(ip defaults to INADDR_LOOPBACK) --- 150,158 ---- -g groupname
setgid() to groupname in daemon mode. Clears all other groups. +

! -r [host:]port connect to remote service

(ip defaults to INADDR_LOOPBACK)