PBH-101 HTTPS Request

[bnl]

Hi,

how can I perform an HTTPS POST or GET-Request to a given endpoint with the PBH-101 in order to transmit data securely?

[Homer]

Hi there.

I think you can refer to the example below where PBH-101 performs a HTTPS GET request:

task0.php

<?php

if(_SERVER("REQUEST_METHOD"))
exit; // avoid php execution via http request

include_once "/lib/sn_dns.php";

echo "PHPoC example : get web page from https server\r\n";

$host_name = "example.phpoc.com";
$host_port = 443;

$host_addr = dns_lookup($host_name, RR_A);

if($host_addr == $host_name)
exit "$host_name : Not Found\r\n";

$tcp0_pid = pid_open("/mmap/tcp0");
pid_bind($tcp0_pid, "", 0);
pid_ioctl($tcp0_pid, "set api ssl");
pid_ioctl($tcp0_pid, "set ssl method tls1_client");

echo "connect to $host_addr:$host_port...";

pid_connect($tcp0_pid, $host_addr, $host_port);

do
$state = pid_ioctl($tcp0_pid, "get state");
while(($state != SSL_CLOSED) && ($state != SSL_CONNECTED));


echo "connected\r\n";

//$http_req = "GET /request_method/ HTTP/1.1\r\n";
//$http_req = "GET /request_header/ HTTP/1.1\r\n";
//$http_req = "GET /asciilogo.txt HTTP/1.1\r\n";
$http_req = "GET / HTTP/1.1\r\n";
$http_req .= "Host: $host_name\r\n";
$http_req .= "Connection: closed\r\n";
$http_req .= "\r\n\r\n";

pid_send($tcp0_pid, $http_req);

$rbuf = "";

for(;;)
{
if(pid_recv($tcp0_pid, $rbuf) > 0)
{
echo $rbuf;
continue;
}

if(pid_ioctl($tcp0_pid, "get state") == SSL_CLOSED)
break;
}

echo "\r\nconnection closed\r\n";

pid_close($tcp0_pid);

?>

Also don't forget to include sn_dns library .
https://github.com/phpoc/phpoc-psp/b...lib/sn_dns.php

Cheers

[ackrolix]

how might I play out a HTTPS POST or GET-Request to a given endpoint with the PBH-101 to safely communicate information?
Thanks.

[support]

Hello,

You can take a look at this example for making HTTPS GET Request with PHPoC.
Let's just change the HTTP Request headers and body to make other HTTP requests, like POST, PUT, DELETE.

https://github.com/phpoc/phpoc-psp/tree/master/example/net/01.php_task/https_get

Cheers