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Although many of the examples must be run from the example directory as cwd, everyone getting started probably wants to try the examples, cmake knows how to do it, so let's enable it by default. |
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| policy.json | ||
| README.md | ||
| ss-s3-main.c | ||
| ss-s3-put.h | ||
| ss-s3-ss.c | ||
| static_policy.h | ||
lws minimal secure streams sigv4
The application put a test file to AWS S3, using sigv4 auth.
It does it using Secure Streams... the streamtype is "s3PutObj", along with main are in ss-s3-main.c
The handler for state changes and payloads for "s3PutObj" is in ss-s3-ss.c
metadata
"aws_region" and "aws_service" are configured through metadata. Also, at least "x-amz-content-sha256:" and ""x-amz-date:" headers need to be in metadata.
credentials
credentials are read from ~/.aws/credentials, make sure you have valid keyid and key. One need to call lws_ss_sigv4_set_aws_key() to plug in aws credentials into Secure Streams and the index need to be match of the "blob_index" in entry of "auth" the policy. In addition, you need to change the S3 bucket name to your own, as bucket name is unique globally in S3.
build
$ cmake . && make
usage
[2020/12/19 15:25:06:9763] U: LWS minimal secure streams sigv4
[2020/12/19 15:25:07:0768] U: ss_s3_state: LWSSSCS_CREATING, ord 0x0
[2020/12/19 15:25:07:0769] U: ss_s3_state: LWSSSCS_POLL, ord 0x0
[2020/12/19 15:25:07:0770] U: ss_s3_state: LWSSSCS_CONNECTING, ord 0x0
[2020/12/19 15:25:07:2317] U: SS / TX Payload
[2020/12/19 15:25:07:2317] U: SS / TX Payload Total = 1024, Pos = 0
[2020/12/19 15:25:07:3267] U: ss_s3_state: LWSSSCS_CONNECTED, ord 0x0
[2020/12/19 15:25:07:3267] U: ss_s3_state: LWSSSCS_QOS_ACK_REMOTE, ord 0x0
[2020/12/19 15:25:07:3267] U: ss_s3_state: LWSSSCS_DISCONNECTED, ord 0x0
[2020/12/19 15:25:07:3268] U: ss_s3_state: LWSSSCS_DESTROYING, ord 0x0
[2020/12/19 15:25:07:3269] U: Completed: OK