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SSL Configuration

For wss:// connections we recommend using stunnel. It is used to open a secured port and then forward it to a not secured port on the same other different machine. You can also use Nginx or HaProxy

Using stunnel

Install Stunnel :

 sudo apt-get install stunnel

Create a config file in /etc/stunnel/. Preferably named stunnel.conf :

nano /etc/stunnel/stunnel.conf
# Certificate
cert = /my/way/to/ssl.crt
key = /my/way/to/not_crypted.key

# Remove TCP delay for local and remote.
socket = l:TCP_NODELAY=1
socket = r:TCP_NODELAY=1

chroot = /var/run/stunnel4/
pid = /stunnel.pid

# Only use this options if for making it more secure after you get it to work.
# User id
# setuid = nobody
# Group id
# setgid = nobody

# IMPORTANT: If the websocketserver is on the same server as the webserver use this:
# local = my.domainname.com # Insert here your domain that is secured with https.

[websockets]
accept = 8443
connect = 8888
# IMPORTANT: If you use the local variable above, you have to add the domainname here aswell.
# connect = my.domainname.com:8888 
# ALSO *: When starting your websocket server, you have to use the -a parameter to specify the domainname

(*) Starting the websocketserver when on same server :

php app/console gos:websocket:server -a my.domainname.com -e=prod -n

Command for Symfony >3.x

php bin/console gos:websocket:server -a my.domainname.com -e prod -n

Save the file and start stunnel :

/etc/init.d/stunnel4 start

For running stunnel automated edit properties in /etc/default/stunnel4:

ENABLED=1

Using Nginx

Create a folder named stream.d at the root of your nginx install (for Debian: /etc/nginx) Create the file websocket.conf inside the folder you've just created, and copy / adjust the following content.

stream {
    upstream websocket_backend {
        server YOUR-LOCAL-IP:RUNNING-PORT;
    }
    server {
        listen ACCEPT-PORT ssl;
        proxy_pass websocket_backend;
        proxy_timeout 4h; # adjust it to your needs

        ssl_certificate /my/way/to/ssl.crt;
        ssl_certificate_key /my/way/to/not_crypted.key;

        ssl_handshake_timeout 5s; # adjust it to your needs
        proxy_buffer_size 16k;
        ssl_session_timeout 4h; # adjust it to your needs
    }
}

Then, edit nginx.conf located in /etc/nginx

After the http directive, place the following statement include /etc/nginx/stream.d/*.conf; It has to be at the same hierarchy level of http. This configuration was tested on nginx 1.10 but it should works on nginx 1.9 as well.

Execute /etc/init.d/nginx reload and run your websocket server using the following command line bin/console gos:websocket:server --port RUNNING-PORT -a YOUR-LOCAL-IP

Finally

Launch your websocket server in the connectport.

Connect the client on wss://my.domainname.com:acceptport