Function reinitialize

3rdparty/libprocess/src/openssl.cpp:443–810

Tests can declare this function and use it to re-configure the SSL environment variables programatically. Without explicitly declaring this function, it is not visible. This is the preferred behavior as we do not want applications changing these settings while they are running (this would be undefined behavior). NOTE: This does not change the configuration of existing sockets, such as the server s

// as the server socket spawned during libprocess initialization.
// See `reinitialize` in `process.cpp`.
void reinitialize()
{
  // Wipe out and recreate the default flags.
  // This is especially important for tests, which might repeatedly
  // change environment variables and call `reinitialize`.
  *ssl_flags = Flags();

  // Load all the flags prefixed by LIBPROCESS_SSL_ from the
  // environment. See comment at top of openssl.hpp for a full list.
  //
  // NOTE: We used to look for environment variables prefixed by SSL_.
  // To be backward compatible, we interpret environment variables
  // prefixed with either SSL_ and LIBPROCESS_SSL_ where the latter
  // one takes precedence. See details in MESOS-5863.
  map<string, Option<string>> environment_ssl =
      ssl_flags->extract("SSL_");
  map<string, Option<string>> environments =
      ssl_flags->extract("LIBPROCESS_SSL_");
  foreachpair (
      const string& key, const Option<string>& value, environment_ssl) {
    if (environments.count(key) > 0 && environments.at(key) != value) {
      LOG(WARNING) << "Mismatched values for SSL environment variables "
                   << "SSL_" << key << " and "
                   << "LIBPROCESS_SSL_" << key;
    }
  }
  environments.insert(environment_ssl.begin(), environment_ssl.end());

  Try<flags::Warnings> load = ssl_flags->load(environments);
  if (load.isError()) {
    EXIT(EXIT_FAILURE)
      << "Failed to load flags from environment variables "
      << "prefixed by LIBPROCESS_SSL_ or SSL_ (deprecated): "
      << load.error();
  }

  // Log any flag warnings.
  foreach (const flags::Warning& warning, load->warnings) {
    LOG(WARNING) << warning.message;
  }

  // Exit early if SSL is not enabled.
  if (!ssl_flags->enabled) {
    return;
  }

  static Once* initialized_single_entry = new Once();

  // We don't want to initialize everything multiple times, as we
  // don't clean up some of these structures. The things we DO tend
  // to re-initialize are things that are overwrites of settings,
  // rather than allocations of new data structures.
  if (!initialized_single_entry->once()) {
    // We MUST have entropy, or else there's no point to crypto.
    if (!RAND_poll()) {
      EXIT(EXIT_FAILURE) << "SSL socket requires entropy";
    }