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Draft: Add support for PyOpenSSL in paho.mqtt.python #849

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This PR aims to introduce support for PyOpenSSL in the paho.mqtt.python library. The primary focus is on enabling the provision of a custom SSL.Context within the MQTT client. This enhancement is essential for ensuring compatibility with PKCS#11, as discussed in issue #646.

Changes:

  • Added functionality to provide a custom SSL.Context within the MQTT client.
  • Utilized the tls_set_context method to facilitate compatibility with both ssl.SSLContext and SSL.Context.

Purpose:

The introduction of PyOpenSSL support serves to broaden the library's compatibility spectrum, particularly for scenarios involving PKCS#11 integration. This enhancement enhances the versatility and usability of the paho.mqtt.python library.

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Notes for Reviewers:

Your feedback on the implementation approach and any suggestions for further improvements are highly appreciated.

Signed-off-by: Walter BONETTI <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Walter BONETTI <[email protected]>
SSL.ZeroReturnError is raised when the connection has been closed cleanly,
and no more data will be received. This behavior indicates that the connection
is no longer usable and thus can be considered a type of connection error.
Therefore, it is appropriate to raise a ConnectionError when encountering SSL.ZeroReturnError.
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