v0.0.48 - Added OTP one-time pad encryption (otp_encrypt/otp_decrypt verbs), HTTP listener mode (--listen http:HOST:PORT), interactive OTP pad auto-scan on USB drives, raised SERVER_MAX_MSG_SIZE to 16MB, updated README with curl examples and current API documentation

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Laan Tungir
2026-07-19 11:07:07 -04:00
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@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ Each selected transport gets configured with sensible defaults:
|---|---|---|
| 1. Unix socket | `--listen unix` | socket name `nsigner` (or random if collision) |
| 2. Qrexec bridge | `--listen unix --bridge-source-trusted` | socket name `nsigner`, accepts qrexec preamble |
| 3. TCP | `--listen tcp:[::]:8080` | bind all interfaces, port 8080 |
| 3. TCP | `--listen tcp:[::]:11111` | bind all interfaces, port 11111 |
| 4. Qrexec one-shot | `--listen qrexec` | one request via stdin, then exit |
**Choices 1 and 2 can coexist** — they're both unix listeners, just with different identity handling. Choice 2 implies choice 1's socket. If both are selected, the bridge-source-trusted flag is set on the single unix listener (it handles both local and bridge connections).
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ Currently `main()` creates one `server_ctx_t` and polls `server.listen_fd` + `ST
```text
Connections
listen: unix @nsigner (bridge-source-trusted)
listen: tcp [::]:8080
listen: tcp [::]:11111
client: nsigner --socket-name nsigner client '<json>'
```
@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ After confirmation, the selected listeners are started and the status display re
### 3.3 Transport setup from menu selection
- [ ] Unix: `server_init` + `server_start` with `NSIGNER_LISTEN_UNIX`, socket name `nsigner`.
- [ ] Qrexec bridge: same as unix + `server_set_bridge_source_trusted(&server, 1)`.
- [ ] TCP: `server_init` + `server_start` with `NSIGNER_LISTEN_TCP`, target `tcp:[::]:8080`.
- [ ] TCP: `server_init` + `server_start` with `NSIGNER_LISTEN_TCP`, target `tcp:[::]:11111`.
- [ ] Qrexec one-shot: existing `NSIGNER_LISTEN_QREXEC` path (stdin, one request, exit).
### 3.4 TUI status display
@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ After confirmation, the selected listeners are started and the status display re
### 3.5 Testing
- [ ] Interactive: start nsigner with no `--listen`, select unix+TCP, verify both listeners work.
- [ ] Interactive: select qrexec bridge, verify bridge connections get `qubes:<vm>` identity.
- [ ] CLI: `--listen tcp:[::]:8080` still works (skips menu).
- [ ] CLI: `--listen tcp:[::]:11111` still works (skips menu).
- [ ] CLI: `--listen unix --bridge-source-trusted` still works (skips menu).
- [ ] Non-TTY: `--mnemonic-stdin` without `--listen` defaults to unix (no menu).
@@ -138,6 +138,6 @@ After confirmation, the selected listeners are started and the status display re
2. **Should there be a hotkey to add/remove transports at runtime?** E.g. press `t` in the TUI to bring up the transport menu again. This is a nice-to-have but adds complexity. **Decision: defer — the menu is startup-only for now.**
3. **TCP port selection in the menu?** The menu could ask for a port number if TCP is selected. **Decision: default to 8080, let the user override with `--listen tcp:...` if they need a different port. Keep the menu simple.**
3. **TCP port selection in the menu?** The menu could ask for a port number if TCP is selected. **Decision: default to 11111, let the user override with `--listen tcp:...` if they need a different port. Keep the menu simple.**
4. **Socket name selection?** Same — default to `nsigner`, override with `--socket-name` if needed. **Decision: default, no prompt.**