“A day that will live in infamy” :-)
I have just released a new version (2019.12.07) of the “LIVE555 Streaming
Media” code that adds support to "RTSPClient" for connecting to the server via
TLS (encrypted TCP). “RTSPClient” will now connect via TLS if the URL begins
with "rtsps://", or if the URL's port number is 322 (the port number reserved
for RTSP over TLS), or if the "useTLS()" function is called on the "RTSPClient"
object before the first RTSP command is sent.
Note that only RTSP *client* support for TLS is implemented for now; our RTSP
server implementation currently does not support connections over TLS.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Because applications now link with "-lssl -lcrypto", you MUST re-run
“genMakefiles <configuration-name>” (to generate a new Makefile) after
upgrading to this version of the software.
If you don't wish to support RTSP-over-TLS (or if you don't have “OpenSSL”
installed), you can avoid this by compling with "-DNO_OPENSSL=1”. Note that I
have added two new configuration files "config.linux-no-openssl” and
"config.freebsd-no-openssl”, so, for example, if you are on Linux, an do not
wish to support RTSP-over-TLS (or do not have “OpenSSL” installed), you can run
cd live; ./genMakefiles linux-no-openssl
to generate Makefiles that build the code as before - with no RTSP-over-TLS
support.
(Feel free to create/modify other configuration files (for other system types)
as appropriate.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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