Sunglasses is a proxy server that presents an RFC 6962-compatible view of a static-ct-api log.
The submission endpoints (add-chain, add-pre-chain, and get-roots) are proxied to the log's submission endpoint without translation.
get-entries is converted to a single data tile fetch, and the response is translated to RFC 6962 syntax. To build the response, issuer certificates are retrieved from the log as needed and cached.
get-sth returns the latest checkpoint retrieved from the log, translated to an RFC 6962 STH.
get-sth-consistency and get-entry-and-proof fetch the necessary tiles from the log to build a proof.
get-proof-by-hash is the most complicated endpoint to implement, since it requires determining the position of the leaf specified by the client. Sunglasses continuously downloads leaf tiles from the log to build an index from leaf hash to leaf position. get-proof-by-hash looks up the hash in the index, and then fetches the necessary tiles from the log to build a proof.
The leaf index, issuer cache, and latest STH are stored in a SQLite database.
Note that get-sth only returns trees which have been fully indexed, and get-entries only returns entries within the tree returned by get-sth. Consequentially, standing up a proxy for a large log takes a long time because all existing leaves have to be downloaded and indexed before the proxy is usable. Once all leaves have been indexed, Sunglasses should have no problem keeping up with the growth of the log.
These are for testing purposes only and should not be used in production.
- Itko 2025:
https://itko-2025.sunglasses.sslmate.net/ - Rome 2024h2:
https://rome-2024h2.sunglasses.sslmate.net/ - Rome 2025h1:
https://rome-2025h1.sunglasses.sslmate.net/ - Rome 2025h2:
https://rome-2025h2.sunglasses.sslmate.net/
go install src.agwa.name/sunglasses@latest
Path to database file, which will be created if necessary. If omitted, leaf indexing and issuer caching will be disabled.
Log ID, in base64.
Listen on the given address, provided in go-listener syntax. You can specify the -listen flag multiple times to listen on multiple addresses.
URL prefix of the log's monitoring endpoint.
URL prefix of the log's submission endpoint.
Disable leaf indexing. This considerably reduces the size of the database and allows you to stand up a proxy without waiting for the log to be indexed, but it means that the get-proof-by-hash endpoint won't work.
Dangerously disable fsync when writing to the database. This is useful for speeding up the initial indexing, but if your system shuts down uncleanly you may experience database corruption, requiring you to reindex the log from scratch. You should not use this flag once initial indexing is complete and the proxy is running in production.
The following command will launch an RFC 6962-compatible log at https://itko-2025.sunglasses.example.com which proxies requests to the Itko 2025 log.
sunglasses -id yLkilxtwEtRI1qd7fACK5qViNNxRkxAzwlUNQjiVeZo= -db /srv/sunglasses/itko-2025.db -listen tls:itko-2025.sunglasses.example.com:tcp:443 -monitoring https://ct2025.itko.dev -submission https://ct2025.itko.dev