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feat(tokio)!: verify client certificates on tls:// listeners - #7358
A relay's tls:// (qmux over TLS on TCP) listener asked for no client certificate, so a cluster peer on it had to present a token, and a stream-only server refused listen.tls.root / pinned tls.peers (MtlsUnsupported). Quest: quest/m2/tls-listener-mtls.md.
Approach
qmux: tls::Server::accept records the client's certificate chain and SNI from the rustls connection before it hands off the stream. Session::peer_certificates() and Session::server_name() expose them (decided 2026-10-06 / 2026-10-20: an accessor on the in-tree qmux TLS session). A tls::Client session reports the server's chain.
moq-tokio: TcpTls serves tls::Serve::config (the shared resolver plus the listen policy's client verifier) in place of the removed Serve::anonymous. CA roots and pinned peers therefore use the same verifier as QUIC, with resumption still off. The TCP accept loop fills Request::peer_identity from the chain, and fills server_name / authority from the SNI, as raw QUIC does (moq-dev/moq#6509).
The MtlsUnsupported refusal (and the no-quic-feature --listen-tls-root refusal) now applies only when no QUIC or tls:// listener is configured. Plaintext TCP and Unix listeners still never ask.
The verifier only goes on the moq-ALPN tls:// config, so HTTP/RTMPS are unaffected. Nothing here touches the future TCP acceptor.
Docs (doc/bin/relay/{auth,cluster,config}.md), the error text, and both MIGRATE files are updated. The quest file is deleted and its links removed.
Impact
qmux::Session::peer_certificates() and qmux::Session::server_name() are new (tls feature). This is additive.
Behavior (breaking): a listen.tcp.tls listener now requests a client certificate whenever listen.tls.root or tls.peers is set.
Under CA roots the certificate is optional. A tls:// peer that dials with a connect.tls certificate and a JWT is now refused, as on QUIC. Migration: give it cluster.token or a certificate, not both.
Under pinned peers a pinned certificate is required, as on QUIC (decision 1).
A stream-only server with --listen-tcp-tls accepts --listen-tls-root and tls.peers. The error message for MtlsUnsupported changed.
Request::peer_identity, server_name, and authority are populated on tls://. Wire: none.
Decisions
Pinned peers on tls://: required or optional? (maintainer, 2026-10-30) The Plan said both "keep pinned peers and CA roots meaning the same as on QUIC" and (2026-10-08) "request the certificate optionally, never require it". On QUIC, PeerVerifier makes a certificate mandatory (client_auth_mandatory() == true, rs/moq-tokio/src/tls.rs).
✅ (a) Keep a client certificate required whenever pinned peers are configured. Pinned mode means "the listener knows who connected", as on QUIC. The HTTP/RTMPS clients the 2026-10-08 decision protects never see this config, because it is moq-ALPN only. TCP acceptor now records it: optional under CA roots, required under pinned tls.peers.
(b) Make it optional on tls:// only.
Choices made without asking
Session::peer_certificates() is also set on tls::Client sessions (the server's chain), because it costs nothing and is symmetric. server_name() is set only on accepted sessions.
On tls://, Request::authority is the SNI as well as server_name, mirroring raw QUIC ("the SNI is the only authority the client can offer").
link.alpn stays None on tls://, unchanged; it is out of scope.
Alternatives
Owning the TLS accept outside qmux, or leaving it open. The maintainer rejected both on 2026-10-06.
Follow-ups
tls:// sessions could report the negotiated moq ALPN in link.alpn, as raw QUIC does.
Checks
just ci passed on 7e36a34. On 3d84c00ad2 (main merged in): just check origin/main, cargo test -p moq-tokio --all-features --lib -- tcp::tests server::tests (35 passed), and cargo test -p moq-relay --test integration -- public_rules (6 passed).
New tests: tcp::tests::tls_verifies_a_client_certificate covers a CA-rooted cert, the token-only path under CA roots, a pinned cert, a token-only client refused under pinned peers, an unpinned cert being refused, and the SNI/authority. Also server::tests::client_auth_without_a_tls_listener_is_rejected.
Review
Reviewer: Codex, gpt-6-astra, medium effort (quest review --deep), round 1 on 3d84c00ad237416d1b507b0dfba322a1980c8fcb: no findings.
Online findings on a1f7861241, all fixed in 3d84c00ad2:
stale stream-only entries in both MIGRATE files (CodeRabbit, Pullfrog)
the relay test named a_client_ca_needs_a_quic_listener (Pullfrog)
the missing token-only refusal test under pinned peers (CodeRabbit, Pullfrog)
qmux's TLS session reports the peer's certificate chain and the client's SNI.
The tls:// listener serves the listen policy's client-certificate verifier, so
CA roots and pinned peers mean what they do on QUIC, and its requests report
the chain and SNI. A stream-only server with a tls:// listener no longer
refuses a client CA or pinned peers.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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tls:// peers can authenticate by certificate
feat(tokio)!: verify client certificates on tls:// listeners
Oct 30, 2026
No actionable bugs found in the changed areas. Reusing the shared TLS verifier and exposing handshake metadata from qmux is a straightforward approach: it preserves optional CA-root authentication versus mandatory pinned-peer authentication, disables resumption when client verification is configured, and carries the verified chain/SNI into the request without adding a separate TLS accept path. The migration notes explain the certificate-plus-JWT compatibility change.
Verification limits: static review of the diff and relevant TLS policy, session, listener and feature configuration code; inspected the added CA-root/pinned-peer/SNI tests, but did not execute builds or tests.
TLS TCP listeners now use the shared client-certificate policy used by QUIC. The server passes TLS peer identity and SNI into TCP requests. CA-root configurations allow a client certificate or token; pinned-peer configurations require a pinned certificate. qmux sessions expose TLS peer certificates and server name. Tests, migration notes, and relay documentation describe these behaviors.
Merge Risk: Low · up to a1f78
Correct the conflicting migration guidance and add the pinned-peer token-only check. No production authentication failure is established, so the remaining risk is bounded.
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Minor · Update the stale "Settings no listener reads stop startup (`#5006`)" entry. · MIGRATE.md:155-156
rs/moq-relay/MIGRATE.md:155-156 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Update the stale "Settings no listener reads stop startup (#5006)" entry.
This entry sits in the same ## Unreleased section as the new tls:// entry. It now contradicts that entry. Line 155 says a stream-only relay refuses pinned tls.peers. Line 156 says it refuses listen.tls.root because "only QUIC verifies a client CA".
After this PR, a stream-only relay with listen.tcp.tls accepts both settings. A reader of the migration notes gets two conflicting rules. Limit the refusal in this entry to the case where no tls:// listener verifies them.
📝 Proposed fix
-A stream-only relay (TCP or Unix, no `--listen`) refuses the QUIC-only `--listen-preferred-v4` / `-v6`, `--listen-quic-lb-id`, and pinned `tls.peers`.-It also refuses `--listen-tls-cert`, `-key`, or `-generate` unless `--listen-tcp-tls` serves it, and `listen.tls.root`, since only QUIC verifies a client CA.+A stream-only relay (TCP or Unix, no `--listen`) refuses the QUIC-only `--listen-preferred-v4` / `-v6` and `--listen-quic-lb-id`.+It also refuses `--listen-tls-cert`, `-key`, or `-generate` unless `--listen-tcp-tls` serves it, and `listen.tls.root` or pinned `tls.peers` unless `--listen-tcp-tls` verifies them.
Based on learnings: "Fix any outdated docs and comments inline; don't add a separate PR for it."
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Review comment at @rs/moq-relay/MIGRATE.md around lines 155 - 156:
Update the stream-only relay migration entry to remove pinned tls.peers from the
QUIC-only refusal list and clarify that listen.tls.root and pinned tls.peers are
refused only when no --listen-tcp-tls listener verifies them.
Source: Learnings
Minor · Update the stale stream-only listener entries. · MIGRATE.md:147-154
rs/moq-tokio/MIGRATE.md:147-154 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Update the stale stream-only listener entries.
Both entries are in ## Unreleased. Both now contradict the new tls:// entry at lines 7-11.
Line 147 says a stream-only listener refuses pinned tls.peers.
Lines 151-154 say a client CA needs a QUIC listener. They say a stream-only listener with listen.tls.root returns Error::MtlsUnsupported.
After this PR, a stream-only server with listen.tcp.tls accepts both settings. Error::MtlsUnsupported applies only when no QUIC backend and no tls:// listener verifies them. Edit these entries in place. Do not add a third paragraph.
📝 Proposed fix
-A stream-only listener (TCP or Unix, no QUIC bind) refuses the QUIC-only `preferred_v4` / `preferred_v6`, `lb_id`, pinned `tls.peers`, and a TLS cert, key, or `generate` unless `tcp.tls` serves it.+A stream-only listener (TCP or Unix, no QUIC bind) refuses the QUIC-only `preferred_v4` / `preferred_v6` and `lb_id`, and a TLS cert, key, or `generate` unless `tcp.tls` serves it.
-### A client CA needs a QUIC listener+### A client CA needs a QUIC or `tls://` listener-A stream-only listener with `listen.tls.root` returns `Error::MtlsUnsupported` instead of silently verifying nothing.+A stream-only listener with `listen.tls.root` or pinned `tls.peers` returns `Error::MtlsUnsupported` unless `tcp.tls` verifies them, instead of silently verifying nothing.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-tokio/MIGRATE.md around lines 147 - 154:
Update the two Unreleased entries in the migration documentation: remove pinned
`tls.peers` from the stream-only refusal list, and revise the client-CA heading
and description to reflect that `tcp.tls` can verify `listen.tls.root` and
pinned `tls.peers`, with `Error::MtlsUnsupported` applying only when neither
QUIC nor a `tls://` listener verifies them.
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Nitpick comments: 1
rs/moq-tokio/src/tcp.rs: 1
383-453: Trivial · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Reject token-only clients under pinned peers.
The pinned branch tests only certificate-present connections. It does not test a client with no certificate and the JWT that mtls_dial always supplies. A regression that accepts token-only clients under pinned peers would pass the current assertions.
Suggested fix
assert_eq!(identity.unwrap().fingerprint(), Some(fingerprint.clone()));
+ let token_only = listen(&|l| l.tls.peers = Some(peers.clone()));+ let token_only = token_only.init(Default::default()).unwrap().listen().await.unwrap();+ assert!(+ mtls_dial(token_only, None).await.is_none(),+ "a token-only client must be refused for pinned peers"+ );
peers.remove(&fingerprint).unwrap();
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Review comment at @rs/moq-tokio/src/tcp.rs around lines 383 - 453:
Extend the pinned-peers assertions in tls_verifies_a_client_certificate to
verify that a client without a certificate is rejected even when mtls_dial
supplies its JWT. Keep the pinned peer configured for this check, and preserve
the existing certificate-present and unpinned-certificate assertions.
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Review comments at @rs/moq-relay/MIGRATE.md:
- Around line 155-156: Update the stream-only relay migration entry to remove
pinned tls.peers from the QUIC-only refusal list and clarify that
listen.tls.root and pinned tls.peers are refused only when no --listen-tcp-tls
listener verifies them.
Review comments at @rs/moq-tokio/MIGRATE.md:
- Around line 147-154: Update the two Unreleased entries in the migration
documentation: remove pinned `tls.peers` from the stream-only refusal list, and
revise the client-CA heading and description to reflect that `tcp.tls` can
verify `listen.tls.root` and pinned `tls.peers`, with `Error::MtlsUnsupported`
applying only when neither QUIC nor a `tls://` listener verifies them.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @rs/moq-tokio/src/tcp.rs:
- Around line 383-453: Extend the pinned-peers assertions in
tls_verifies_a_client_certificate to verify that a client without a certificate
is rejected even when mtls_dial supplies its JWT. Keep the pinned peer
configured for this check, and preserve the existing certificate-present and
unpinned-certificate assertions.
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doc/bin/relay/auth.md
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quest/m2/README.md
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quest/m2/perf/stream/driver.md
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rs/moq-relay/MIGRATE.md
rs/moq-tokio/MIGRATE.md
rs/moq-tokio/src/error.rs
rs/moq-tokio/src/server.rs
rs/moq-tokio/src/tcp.rs
rs/moq-tokio/src/tls.rs
rs/qmux/src/session.rs
rs/qmux/src/tls.rs
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Important
The two MIGRATE.md files gained the new tls:// entry, but their existing ## Unreleased entries still state the old rule (a stream-only relay/listener refuses listen.tls.root and pinned tls.peers). They now contradict the new entry and each other, so fix them inline before the release cut consumes the notes.
Reviewed changes
qmux handshake capture: tls::Server::accept records the client chain and SNI, and tls::Client::connect the server chain, into a new Handshake; Session::peer_certificates() and Session::server_name() expose them (additive, tls feature).
tls:// client-cert policy: TcpTls::new serves Serve::config (the shared resolver plus the listen verifier) instead of the removed Serve::anonymous, so listen.tls.root (optional) and pinned tls.peers (mandatory) apply as on QUIC.
MtlsUnsupported lift: both refusals now also accept a configured tls:// listener, and the TCP accept loop fills Request::peer_identity, server_name, and authority (the SNI) as raw QUIC does; docs, error text, and both MIGRATE.md files are touched.
Tests: new tcp::tests::tls_verifies_a_client_certificate (CA-rooted accept, token-only under roots, pinned accept, unpinned refused, SNI/authority) and a reworked server::tests::client_auth_without_a_tls_listener_is_rejected; quest file deleted and links removed.
⚠️ Existing ## Unreleased migration entries now contradict the new one
Both migration files now describe the same settings two opposite ways. The new entry says listen.tls.root and pinned tls.peers apply to a tls:// listener; the older entries, in the same ## Unreleased section, say a stream-only relay/listener refuses them. A reader of the guide, and the release cut that consumes these notes, cannot tell which rule holds.
Technical details
# Stale stream-only refusal entries after #7358## Affected sites-`rs/moq-tokio/MIGRATE.md:147` — lists pinned `tls.peers` among what a stream-only listener refuses; a `tls://` listener now serves it.
-`rs/moq-tokio/MIGRATE.md:151-153` — heading `### A client CA needs a QUIC listener` and the line "A stream-only listener with `listen.tls.root` returns `Error::MtlsUnsupported`"; both hold only when no `tls://` listener verifies them.
-`rs/moq-relay/MIGRATE.md:155-156` — lists pinned `tls.peers` and `listen.tls.root` as refused "since only QUIC verifies a client CA".
-`rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/public_rules.rs:286-290` — doc comment and test name `a_client_ca_needs_a_quic_listener` claim the stream listeners "never ask for a client certificate".
## Required outcome- Each entry states the condition under which the setting is refused: no QUIC backend *and* no `tls://` listener verifying it.
- The client-CA heading/description names `tls://` alongside QUIC.
- The relay integration test's comment and name reflect that a `tls://` listener satisfies the requirement (its plaintext-tcp assertion itself is still correct).
## Suggested approach- Edit the existing lines in place rather than adding new paragraphs, per the repo's stale-doc rule.
…sts; align stale notes
Test that a pinned `tls://` listener refuses a client with only a JWT, and
update the older Unreleased migration entries and the relay test that still
said only QUIC verifies a client CA.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Stale ## Unreleased migration entries (CodeRabbit and Pullfrog): rs/moq-tokio/MIGRATE.md no longer lists pinned tls.peers among the stream-only refusals. Its client-CA entry is now "A client CA needs a QUIC or tls:// listener". rs/moq-relay/MIGRATE.md likewise refuses listen.tls.root or pinned tls.peers only when --listen-tcp-tls doesn't verify them.
Relay integration test (Pullfrog): a_client_ca_needs_a_quic_listener is now a_client_ca_needs_a_verifying_listener, and its comment scopes the refusal to plaintext TCP. The assertion is unchanged, since the error text still contains "needs a QUIC listener".
Token-only client under pinned peers (CodeRabbit nitpick and Pullfrog thread): added the assertion.
The branch also merges current main, which was conflict-free.
Compared with my review of a1f7861, separating the main-branch merge from the PR update. No new actionable bugs found.
The added pinned-peer test meaningfully checks rejection without a certificate while retaining the JWT; a separate listener keeps the existing unpinned-certificate check intact. The contradictory migration entries and stale relay-test description identified by CodeRabbit and Pullfrog are corrected. My previous review had no open findings. This is a focused test/documentation follow-up with no unnecessary production complexity.
Verification limits: static inspection of the update, test helper and relevant listener validation; I did not run tests or builds.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
The commits since the prior pullfrog review (a1f78612) resolve its three findings and add a matching test.
Stale MIGRATE entries corrected: both rs/moq-relay/MIGRATE.md and rs/moq-tokio/MIGRATE.md now scope the stream-only refusal of listen.tls.root / pinned tls.peers to when no tls:// listener verifies them, and the tokio heading names tls:// alongside QUIC.
Relay test renamed: a_client_ca_needs_a_quic_listener → a_client_ca_needs_a_verifying_listener, doc comment updated; no dangling references and the error-text assertion still holds.
Token-only pinned check added: tls_verifies_a_client_certificate dials a fresh pinned-peer listener with no certificate (the JWT stays in the URL) and asserts it is refused. Peers is an Arc<RwLock<HashSet>>, so the clone shares the set and the later remove still affects the accept-side handle.
quest land removed this pull request from the queue: the batch check failed (exit 1).
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@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) needsRefit > fits once there is something to fit [0.04ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) needsRefit > holds the view still while the trucks drive around inside it [0.07ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) needsRefit > refits when a truck reaches the edge [0.02ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) scaleBar > picks a round length that fits inside a quarter of the view [0.09ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) scaleBar > reports the fraction of the view the bar covers [0.01ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) baked road maps > draws every lane as one path, skipping a lane with no length [0.07ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) baked road maps > takes the drawn view straight from the baked bounds [0.08ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) baked road maps > gives a town of one straight road something to draw on [0.05ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) fleetTown > has no town to show before any truck reports one [0.09ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) fleetTown > shows the town most of the fleet is in [0.03ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) fleetTown > breaks a tie by name rather than by announcement order [0.02ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) speed is labelled in km/h, which is how a truck reads [0.02ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) aerial imagery and roads fit together without shifting their coordinate origin [0.05ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) map padding leaves room for road shoulders without moving the world origin [0.03ms]
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@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) parseCamera > ignores other broadcasts that share the relay [0.04ms]
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@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) presence > a connected relay with nothing announced means the simulator is offline [0.02ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) presence > clears as soon as one vehicle is announced
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) presence > does not call the simulator offline before the relay answers
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) presence > keeps vehicles shown regardless of the session
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@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) TruckStatusSchema > defaults the optional fields [0.88ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) TruckStatusSchema > ignores fields it does not know [0.08ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) TruckStatusSchema > keeps an added autonomy value from rejecting all status [0.13ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test |
@moq/demo-carla:test | src/truck.test.ts:
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) Truck video demand > only hovered or focused cameras subscribe, and focus suppresses other previews [10.10ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | catalog subscription ended carla/truck1/front.hang 143 |
@moq/demo-carla:test | 144 | const producer = new track.Producer(name);
@moq/demo-carla:test | 145 | if (!state.served) {
@moq/demo-carla:test | 146 | // Answer through the track rather than throwing, so a peer's subscribe is refused with
@moq/demo-carla:test | 147 | // the code instead of an unhandled error.
@moq/demo-carla:test | 148 | producer.abort(new NotFound(`track ${name}`));
@moq/demo-carla:test | ^
@moq/demo-carla:test | NotFound: not found: track catalog.json
@moq/demo-carla:test | code: 51,
@moq/demo-carla:test |
@moq/demo-carla:test | at logical (/work/js/net/src/broadcast.ts:148:18)
@moq/demo-carla:test | at subscribe (/work/js/net/src/broadcast.ts:167:9)
@moq/demo-carla:test | at #runCatalog (/work/js/watch/src/broadcast.ts:358:44)
@moq/demo-carla:test | at #run (/work/js/signals/src/index.ts:732:9)
@moq/demo-carla:test | at <anonymous> (/work/js/signals/src/index.ts:659:9)
@moq/demo-carla:test |
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) Truck status > clears valid telemetry when the status track ends [11.59ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | catalog subscription ended carla/truck1/front.hang 143 |
@moq/demo-carla:test | 144 | const producer = new track.Producer(name);
@moq/demo-carla:test | 145 | if (!state.served) {
@moq/demo-carla:test | 146 | // Answer through the track rather than throwing, so a peer's subscribe is refused with
@moq/demo-carla:test | 147 | // the code instead of an unhandled error.
@moq/demo-carla:test | 148 | producer.abort(new NotFound(`track ${name}`));
@moq/demo-carla:test | ^
@moq/demo-carla:test | NotFound: not found: track catalog.json
@moq/demo-carla:test | code: 51,
@moq/demo-carla:test |
@moq/demo-carla:test | at logical (/work/js/net/src/broadcast.ts:148:18)
@moq/demo-carla:test | at subscribe (/work/js/net/src/broadcast.ts:167:9)
@moq/demo-carla:test | at #runCatalog (/work/js/watch/src/broadcast.ts:358:44)
@moq/demo-carla:test | at #run (/work/js/signals/src/index.ts:732:9)
@moq/demo-carla:test | at <anonymous> (/work/js/signals/src/index.ts:659:9)
@moq/demo-carla:test |
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) Truck status > a status from before the truck saw an e-stop does not unlatch it [7.70ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | catalog subscription ended carla/truck1/front.hang 143 |
@moq/demo-carla:test | 144 | const producer = new track.Producer(name);
@moq/demo-carla:test | 145 | if (!state.served) {
@moq/demo-carla:test | 146 | // Answer through the track rather than throwing, so a peer's subscribe is refused with
@moq/demo-carla:test | 147 | // the code instead of an unhandled error.
@moq/demo-carla:test | 148 | producer.abort(new NotFound(`track ${name}`));
@moq/demo-carla:test | ^
@moq/demo-carla:test | NotFound: not found: track catalog.json
@moq/demo-carla:test | code: 51,
@moq/demo-carla:test |
@moq/demo-carla:test | at logical (/work/js/net/src/broadcast.ts:148:18)
@moq/demo-carla:test | at subscribe (/work/js/net/src/broadcast.ts:167:9)
@moq/demo-carla:test | at #runCatalog (/work/js/watch/src/broadcast.ts:358:44)
@moq/demo-carla:test | at #run (/work/js/signals/src/index.ts:732:9)
@moq/demo-carla:test | at <anonymous> (/work/js/signals/src/index.ts:659:9)
@moq/demo-carla:test |
@moq/demo-carla:test | (pass) Truck status > marks status unavailable when an active broadcast disappears [1.96ms]
@moq/demo-carla:test | catalog subscription ended carla/truck1/front.hang 143 |
@moq/demo-carla:test | 144 | const producer = new track.Producer(name);
@moq/demo-carla:test | 145 | if (!state.served) {
@moq/demo-carla:test | 146 | // Answer thstack backtrace:
0: __rustc::rust_begin_unwind
1: core::panicking::panic_fmt
2: std::io::stdio::_eprint
3: <codex_exec::event_processor_with_human_output::EventProcessorWithHumanOutput as codex_exec::event_processor::EventProcessor>::process_server_notification
4: codex_exec::run_exec_session::{closure#0}
5: <tracing::instrument::Instrumented<codex_exec::run_exec_session::{closure#0}> as core::future::future::Future>::poll
6: codex_exec::run_main::{closure#0}
7: codex::cli_main::{closure#0}
8: <tokio::runtime::park::CachedParkThread>::block_on::<codex_arg0::run_main_with_arg0_guard<codex::main::{closure#0}, codex::main::{closure#0}::{closure#0}>::{closure#0}>
9: tokio::runtime::context::runtime::enter_runtime::<<tokio::runtime::scheduler::multi_thread::MultiThread>::block_on<codex_arg0::run_main_with_arg0_guard<codex::main::{closure#0}, codex::main::{closure#0}::{closure#0}>::{closure#0}>::{closure#0}, core::result::Result<(), anyhow::Error>>
10: <tokio::runtime::runtime::Runtime>::block_on::<codex_arg0::run_main_with_arg0_guard<codex::main::{closure#0}, codex::main::{closure#0}::{closure#0}>::{closure#0}>
note: Some details are omitted, run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=full` for a verbose backtrace.
quest: fixer agent exited 101
… clock
Main's #7358 and #7234 added tokio::time::timeout calls under the
per-module expect this branch removes; the root clippy.toml now bans
them, so the land gate's clippy-wrapped test build failed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Main verifies client certificates on tls:// listeners (#7358). The HTTPS
port's tls:// arm keeps that: it serves the same verifier config, and its
request reports the SNI and accepted client certificate. To read them,
qmux's Server::accept_established and moq-tokio's TlsAcceptor::accept now
take the rustls TlsStream itself, and share the tcp loop's Incoming::tcp.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
A relay's
tls://(qmux over TLS on TCP) listener asked for no client certificate, so a cluster peer on it had to present a token, and a stream-only server refusedlisten.tls.root/ pinnedtls.peers(MtlsUnsupported). Quest:quest/m2/tls-listener-mtls.md.Approach
tls::Server::acceptrecords the client's certificate chain and SNI from the rustls connection before it hands off the stream.Session::peer_certificates()andSession::server_name()expose them (decided 2026-10-06 / 2026-10-20: an accessor on the in-tree qmux TLS session). Atls::Clientsession reports the server's chain.TcpTlsservestls::Serve::config(the shared resolver plus the listen policy's client verifier) in place of the removedServe::anonymous. CA roots and pinned peers therefore use the same verifier as QUIC, with resumption still off. The TCP accept loop fillsRequest::peer_identityfrom the chain, and fillsserver_name/authorityfrom the SNI, as raw QUIC does (moq-dev/moq#6509).MtlsUnsupportedrefusal (and the no-quic-feature--listen-tls-rootrefusal) now applies only when no QUIC ortls://listener is configured. Plaintext TCP and Unix listeners still never ask.tls://config, so HTTP/RTMPS are unaffected. Nothing here touches the future TCP acceptor.doc/bin/relay/{auth,cluster,config}.md), the error text, and both MIGRATE files are updated. The quest file is deleted and its links removed.Impact
qmux::Session::peer_certificates()andqmux::Session::server_name()are new (tlsfeature). This is additive.listen.tcp.tlslistener now requests a client certificate wheneverlisten.tls.rootortls.peersis set.tls://peer that dials with aconnect.tlscertificate and a JWT is now refused, as on QUIC. Migration: give itcluster.tokenor a certificate, not both.--listen-tcp-tlsaccepts--listen-tls-rootandtls.peers. The error message forMtlsUnsupportedchanged.Request::peer_identity,server_name, andauthorityare populated ontls://. Wire: none.Decisions
tls://: required or optional? (maintainer, 2026-10-30) The Plan said both "keep pinned peers and CA roots meaning the same as on QUIC" and (2026-10-08) "request the certificate optionally, never require it". On QUIC,PeerVerifiermakes a certificate mandatory (client_auth_mandatory() == true,rs/moq-tokio/src/tls.rs).tls.peers.tls://only.Choices made without asking
Session::peer_certificates()is also set ontls::Clientsessions (the server's chain), because it costs nothing and is symmetric.server_name()is set only on accepted sessions.tls://,Request::authorityis the SNI as well asserver_name, mirroring raw QUIC ("the SNI is the only authority the client can offer").link.alpnstaysNoneontls://, unchanged; it is out of scope.Alternatives
Owning the TLS accept outside qmux, or leaving it open. The maintainer rejected both on 2026-10-06.
Follow-ups
tls://sessions could report the negotiated moq ALPN inlink.alpn, as raw QUIC does.Checks
just cipassed on7e36a34. On3d84c00ad2(main merged in):just check origin/main,cargo test -p moq-tokio --all-features --lib -- tcp::tests server::tests(35 passed), andcargo test -p moq-relay --test integration -- public_rules(6 passed).tcp::tests::tls_verifies_a_client_certificatecovers a CA-rooted cert, the token-only path under CA roots, a pinned cert, a token-only client refused under pinned peers, an unpinned cert being refused, and the SNI/authority. Alsoserver::tests::client_auth_without_a_tls_listener_is_rejected.Review
quest review --deep), round 1 on3d84c00ad237416d1b507b0dfba322a1980c8fcb: no findings.a1f7861241, all fixed in3d84c00ad2:a_client_ca_needs_a_quic_listener(Pullfrog)(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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