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Version of iperf3 (or development branch, such as
masteror3.1-STABLE) to which this pull request applies:master 3.20+
Issues fixed (if any): Should we provide QUIC support when it is done? #1017
Brief description of code changes (suitable for use as a commit message):
Adding QUIC support to iperf3, using ngtcp2 library (documentation), with openssl support. QUIC tests are run by setting either
-qor--quicoption.Code development was done using ngtcp2 tag 1.20 and openssl 3.6 versions. Hopefully later versions of these libraries will be backward compatible.
Note that
./bootstrap.sh; ./configureshould run before the firstmake(to include the ngtcp2 library and new source files).Briefly, on Ubuntu Linux I built ngtcpt2 library with openssl support by (see also the ngtcp2 documentation, but it does not include instructions for using openssl):
git clone)../configure --with-openssl; make -j$(nproc) check; sudo make installNote that the openssl key and certificate are per-defined statically in the code and there is no need to create them.