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Package result provides general objects that are used across revocation
Package result provides general objects that are used across revocation
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type CertRevocationResult ¶
type CertRevocationResult struct {
// Result of revocation for a specific cert in the chain
//
// If there are multiple ServerResults, this is because no responses were
// able to be retrieved, leaving each ServerResult with a Result of Unknown.
// Thus, in the case of more than one ServerResult, this will be ResultUnknown
Result Result
// An array of results for each server associated with the certificate.
// The length will be either 1 or the number of OCSPServers for the cert.
//
// If the length is 1, then a valid status was able to be retrieved. Only
// this server result is contained. Any errors for other servers are
// discarded in favor of this valid response.
//
// Otherwise, every server specified had some error that prevented the
// status from being retrieved. These are all contained here for evaluation
ServerResults []*ServerResult
}
CertRevocationResult encapsulates the result for a single certificate in the chain as well as the results from individual servers associated with this certificate
type InvalidChainError ¶
type InvalidChainError struct {
Err error
}
InvalidChainError is returned when the certificate chain does not meet the requirements for a valid certificate chain
func (InvalidChainError) Error ¶
func (e InvalidChainError) Error() string
type Result ¶
type Result int
Result is a type of enumerated value to help characterize errors. It can be OK, Unknown, or Revoked
const ( // ResultUnknown is a Result that indicates that some error other than a // revocation was encountered during the revocation check ResultUnknown Result = iota // ResultOK is a Result that indicates that the revocation check resulted in no // important errors ResultOK // ResultNonRevokable is a Result that indicates that the certificate cannot be // checked for revocation. This may be a result of no OCSP servers being // specified, the cert is a root certificate, or other related situations. ResultNonRevokable // ResultRevoked is a Result that indicates that at least one certificate was // revoked when performing a revocation check on the certificate chain ResultRevoked )
type ServerResult ¶
type ServerResult struct {
// Result of revocation for this server (Unknown if there is an error which
// prevents the retrieval of a valid status)
Result Result
// Server is the URI associated with this result. If no server is associated
// with the result (e.g. it is a root certificate or no OCSPServers are
// specified), then this will be an empty string ("")
Server string
// Error is set if there is an error associated with the revocation check
// to this server
Error error
}
ServerResult encapsulates the result for a single server for a single certificate in the chain
func NewServerResult ¶
func NewServerResult(result Result, server string, err error) *ServerResult
NewServerResult creates a ServerResult object from its individual parts: a Result, a string for the server, and an error
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