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CALICO(1) General Commands Manual CALICO(1) NAME calico -- dispatches cat SYNOPSIS calico [-H host] [-P port] [-t timeout] directory DESCRIPTION The calico program dispatches incoming TLS connections to instances of pounce(1) by Server Name Indication (SNI). Instances of pounce(1) should be configured with -U to bind to UNIX-domain sockets in the di- rectory passed to calico. Note that calico is not a proxy. Incoming connections are passed di- rectly to instances of pounce(1), which handle TLS negotiation. In- stances of pounce(1) and calico can be restarted independently of each other. The arguments are as follows: -H host Bind to host. The default host is localhost. -P port Bind to port. The default port is 6697. -t timeout Set the timeout in milliseconds after which a connection will be closed if it has not sent the ClientHello message. The de- fault timeout is 1000 milliseconds. directory The path to the directory containing pounce(1) UNIX-domain sockets. EXAMPLES Start and dispatch to two instances of pounce(1): $ pounce -U /var/run/calico -H oftc.example.org oftc.conf $ pounce -U /var/run/calico -H libera.example.org libera.conf $ calico -H example.org /var/run/calico The two instances can be connected to via oftc.example.org:6697 and libera.example.org:6697, respectively. SEE ALSO pounce(1) STANDARDS D. Eastlake 3rd, Transport Layer Security (TLS) Extensions: Extension Definitions, IETF, RFC 6066, https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6066, January 2011. E. Rescorla, The Transport Layer Security (TLS) Protocol Version 1.3, IETF, RFC 8446, https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8446, August 2018. AUTHORS June McEnroe <june@causal.agency> BUGS Send mail to <list+pounce@causal.agency> or join #ascii.town on irc.tilde.chat. FreeBSD Ports 14.quarterly August 27, 2020 CALICO(1)
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