文件列表:

.pyserv/
DEBIAN/
bluepy/
client/
common/
docs/
ecdsa/
gui/
pycrypto-2.6.1/
pycrypto/
server/
study/
test/
tools/
utils/
INSTALL
Makefile
PROTOCOL
UTILS
build-deb.sh
clean.sh
cleankeys.sh
description-pak
iterproj.py
md5sums.txt

# Python vServer ## Python fully encrypted server PyvServ is a fully fledged encrypting TCP/IP server written in Python. The encryption algorithm is bluepy. The server can be fully administered from the protocol side. PyvServ contains protocol level encryption, which can be switched on by instructing the server to use an encryption key. PyvServ contains key exchange protocol, so the new session keys can be transmitted securely, even with zero knowledge. PyvServ internally generates random keys, and spools asymmetric key generation, so communication data is always distinctive. Project is still in motion, not much is usable yet. Dependencies: Most linux system have all the dependencies by default. Some dependencies may need adding, like the following: sudo apt install python3-psutil sudo apt install python3-bcrypt The firewall needs to be opened for incoming connections on port 9999. For example (assuming port 6666): sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 6666 sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --sport 6666 ### Working so far: Bluepoint2. The subdir bluepy contains the 'c' code and the python binding. make build; # operational make test; # operational Only py3 supported. Disabled py2 #### Partially Working: Server. subdir: server -- Server has 50% of the commands done Client. subdir: client -- quarter of the commands Test Suite. subdir: test Studies. subdir: study -- testing subsystems subdir: pycrypto -- test crypto functions #### Version-ing. The 'C' module has a date API, that is generated automatically. Use it to distinguish algorithm version. print( "Builddate: ", bluepy.builddate()) #### Quick start: open terminal window navigate to server subdir type ./pyvserv.py open another terminal window navigate to client subdir type ./pycli_hello.py The following should be printed on command line: ./pycli_hello.py Server initial: OK pyserv ready Server response: OK Hello The best way to learn about the operation of the server is to look at the sample client examples in the client source tree. (Files named pycli_*) All tests are base on python3, most (not all) modules do function on both py2 and py3. 4/12/22 No py2 support Peter Glen

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