tinc - Nov 2013 - Possible to use Tinc with embedded SSL implementations like PolarSSL, YaSSL?

I've tried my best searching for whether this question has already been
posted to tinc listservs, so apologies if this is a repeat question.

Is it possible to use tinc with SSL implementations besides OpenSSL, e.g.
the PolarSSL or YaSSL/cyassl libraries used on embedded distros like
OpenWRT?

Thank you.

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Ben West
http://gowasabi.net
ben at gowasabi.net
314-246-9434
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On Sat, Nov 23, 2013 at 11:58:21AM -0600, Ben West wrote:
> Is it possible to use tinc with SSL implementations besides OpenSSL, e.g.
> the PolarSSL or YaSSL/cyassl libraries used on embedded distros like
> OpenWRT?
No. Tinc does not use SSL itself, it uses the OpenSSL library for lower level
cryptographic functions. PolarSSL or CyaSSL do not expose the functionality
needed by tinc. In theory, libgcrypt or LibTomCrypt could be used instead of
OpenSSL. In tinc 1.1, some effort was made to allow tinc to be compiled with
different crypto libraries, in particular libgcrypt, but this work is not
complete.

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Met vriendelijke groet / with kind regards,
     Guus Sliepen <guus at tinc-vpn.org>
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