The CA was created with no extensions, so it is not usable as a CA and
clients report that they cannot get the local issuer certificate. Add
basicConstraints, keyCertSign and a subject key identifier, in a file
rather than through -addext, which LibreSSL - the openssl on macOS and some
BSDs - does not apply the same way.
Ask for the key identifiers on the signed certificates too: OpenSSL 3 adds
them when it signs and LibreSSL does not, and Python has verified strictly
since 3.13, refusing a chain whose certificate carries no
authorityKeyIdentifier. Finish with openssl verify -x509_strict, which is
the check the client will make.
Both recipes were run against OpenSSL 3.6 and LibreSSL 3.3: the old one
fails strict verification, the new one passes on both.
After 'parent ha' sends the PROXY v1 header, continue negotiating the
real parent protocol (SOCKS5/CONNECT/etc.) instead of returning early.
'ha' used alone still sends the header and relays plain TCP.
- sockmapping rewritten from stratch to minimilse polling. poll() is now
only called if blocking is actually expected, splice pipes are now
polled if splice fails, buffers flushing is much more accurate.
- logging code moved to separate files
- signal masks added to client threads to prevent unneeded interruptions
- bandwidth limitation will not delay the thread after client or server
shutdown
