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Add tls-groups configuration directive and CLI support for TLS named groups - #4767
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In `@src/server.h`:
- Line 1781: Update the `groups` example in the `server` configuration comment
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- Around line 87-100: Gate the TLS-groups test cases that configure non-empty
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🟡 Minor · 🎯 Functional Correctness · tls.tcl:103-121
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winThe probe matches every
"Unable to update TLS"error, so any supported-build failure while creating the TLS context can markgroups_supportedas false. The test harness then skips the test instead of reporting the configuration regression.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/unit/tls.tcl`:
- Around line 103-121: Narrow the probe in the `TLS: tls-groups rejects invalid
group names at CONFIG SET time` test so supported-build TLS context failures are
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Test EvidenceTested locally with Valkey built from this branch (commit 9 / 9 tests passed — click to expandTest 1 — CONFIG GET tls-groupsTest 2 — Baseline (no explicit client groups)Test 3 — X25519MLKEM768 only ✅ core PQC testTest 4 — SecP256r1MLKEM768 only (not in server list — correctly rejected)Test 5 — PQC + classical fallback listTest 6 — Live CONFIG SET to classical-only, then offer PQC (correctly rejected)Test 7 — Restore PQC via live CONFIG SET (no restart needed)Test 8 — Invalid group name rejected at CONFIG SET timeTest 9 — valkey-cli --tls-groups end-to-endSummary: |
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Review stateNot ready for human review yet. Risk: Low. tls-groups defaults to NULL, so only deployments that set it see new behavior. A bug there would break TLS reconfiguration or handshakes for those operators only. Open findings (1)
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…groups Add a new tls-groups string configuration directive and --tls-groups CLI option allowing operators to configure, restrict, and prioritize TLS named groups (key-exchange curves/algorithms) for both server and client contexts. Changes: - src/server.h: add groups field to serverTLSContextConfig - src/tls.c: configure SSL context named groups via SSL_CTX_set1_groups_list() or SSL_CTX_set1_curves_list(), guarded by CONN_TLS_SUPPORTS_GROUPS - src/config.c: register tls-groups as a MODIFIABLE_CONFIG string directive - src/cli_common.h, src/cli_common.c: add groups field to cliSSLconfig and apply named groups to client TLS context - src/valkey-cli.c, src/valkey-benchmark.c: add --tls-groups option and help text - valkey.conf: document tls-groups configuration directive and PQC hybrid syntax - tests/unit/introspection.tcl: add tls-groups to non-TLS skip list - tests/unit/tls.tcl: add regression tests for group validation, successful handshake, disjoint group handshake failure, and TLS_NO_GROUPS build skipping Signed-off-by: Sanjeev Choubey <sanjeev.choubey@ibm.com>
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Thanks @madolson! Yes, we intentionally aligned the directive name (tls-groups) and CLI flags (--tls-groups for valkey-cli and valkey-benchmark) to ensure seamless interoperability and consistency across tooling and configurations. The implementation is cleanly based on OpenSSL's SSL_CTX_set1_groups_list(3ssl) API and Valkey's existing TLS conventions. |
Add a new
tls-groupsconfiguration directive and--tls-groupsCLI option that allows operators to configure, restrict, and prioritize TLS named groups (key-exchange curves/algorithms) for both server and client contexts.Background & Motivation
While OpenSSL provides default supported group lists, operators often need explicit control over key-exchange algorithms to:
X25519MLKEM768before classical fallbacks likex25519).valkey-cli,valkey-benchmark) to select specific groups when connecting to restricted servers.Configuration & Usage
In
valkey.conf:Dynamically at runtime:
Via CLI clients:
Compatibility
SSL_CTX_set1_groups_list()on OpenSSL 1.1.1+ andSSL_CTX_set1_curves_list()on older versions (OpenSSL >= 1.0.2).-DTLS_NO_GROUPS.SSL_CTX_set1_groups_list(3ssl)documentation and existing Valkeytls-ciphers/tls-ciphersuitesconventions.Testing
tests/unit/tls.tclverifying:CONFIG SETtime.-DTLS_NO_GROUPSbuilds.tls-groupsto non-TLS configuration skip list intests/unit/introspection.tcl.