cleanup: Remove OpenSSL and consequently https support. Run behind a reverse proxy if you need https.

src/http.h

@@ -23,9 +23,6 @@ typedef struct _tf_http_request_t tf_http_request_t;
 /** An HTTP instance. */
 typedef struct _tf_http_t tf_http_t;
 
-/** A TLS context. */
-typedef struct _tf_tls_context_t tf_tls_context_t;
-
 /** A trace instance. */
 typedef struct _tf_trace_t tf_trace_t;
 
@@ -68,8 +65,6 @@ typedef struct _tf_http_request_t
 	tf_http_t* http;
 	/** The HTTP connection associated with this request. */
 	tf_http_connection_t* connection;
-	/** True if this is an HTTPS session. */
-	bool is_tls;
 	/** The HTTP method of the request (GET/POST/...). */
 	const char* method;
 	/** The HTTP request path. */
@@ -117,12 +112,11 @@ void tf_http_set_trace(tf_http_t* http, tf_trace_t* trace);
 ** @param http The HTTP instance.
 ** @param port The port on which to listen, or 0 to assign a free port.
 ** @param local_only Only access connections on localhost, otherwise any address.
-** @param tls An optional TLS context to use for HTTPS requests.
 ** @param cleanup A function called when the HTTP instance is being cleaned up.
 ** @param user_data User data passed to the cleanup callback.
 ** @return The port number on which the HTTP instance is now listening.
 */
-int tf_http_listen(tf_http_t* http, int port, bool local_only, tf_tls_context_t* tls, tf_http_cleanup_t* cleanup, void* user_data);
+int tf_http_listen(tf_http_t* http, int port, bool local_only, tf_http_cleanup_t* cleanup, void* user_data);
 
 /**
 ** Add an HTTP request handler.