Who needs a stunnel if you have a tls tunnel?
tlstunnel is picky; it won't accept connections:
- which do not contain the secure renegotiation extension
- which speak SSL version 3
- if the given certificate chain is not valid (or contains an X.509 version 1 certificate, or less than 1024 bits RSA public key
You first need OCaml (at least 4.1.0) and OPAM (1.2.*) from your distribution.
Run opam install tlstunnel after opam init finished.
A sample command line is:
tlstunnel -b 127.0.0.1:8080 -f 4433 -cert server.pem
which listens on TCP port 4433 with the given certificate chain
and private key (both in server.pem), and forwards
connections to 127.0.0.1 on port 8080.
An optional argument is -l FILE to log into a file instead of to
stdout. Try --help for all command line arguments.