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Functions
int hx509_peer_info_alloc (hx509_context context, hx509_peer_info *peer)
void hx509_peer_info_free (hx509_peer_info peer)
int hx509_peer_info_set_cert (hx509_peer_info peer, hx509_cert cert)
int hx509_peer_info_add_cms_alg (hx509_context context, hx509_peer_info peer, const AlgorithmIdentifier *val)
int hx509_peer_info_set_cms_algs (hx509_context context, hx509_peer_info peer, const AlgorithmIdentifier *val, size_t len)
Detailed DescriptionFunction Documentation
int hx509_peer_info_add_cms_alg (hx509_context context, hx509_peer_info peer, const AlgorithmIdentifier * val)
Add an additional algorithm that the peer supports.
Parameters:
context A hx509 context.
peer the peer to set the new algorithms for
val an AlgorithmsIdentier to add
Returns:
An hx509 error code, see hx509_get_error_string().
int hx509_peer_info_alloc (hx509_context context, hx509_peer_info * peer)
Allocate a new peer info structure an init it to default values.
Parameters:
context A hx509 context.
peer return an allocated peer, free with hx509_peer_info_free().
Returns:
An hx509 error code, see hx509_get_error_string().
void hx509_peer_info_free (hx509_peer_info peer)
Free a peer info structure.
Parameters:
peer peer info to be freed.
int hx509_peer_info_set_cert (hx509_peer_info peer, hx509_cert cert)
Set the certificate that remote peer is using.
Parameters:
peer peer info to update
cert cerificate of the remote peer.
Returns:
An hx509 error code, see hx509_get_error_string().
int hx509_peer_info_set_cms_algs (hx509_context context, hx509_peer_info peer, const AlgorithmIdentifier * val, size_t len)
Set the algorithms that the peer supports.
Parameters:
context A hx509 context.
peer the peer to set the new algorithms for
val array of supported AlgorithmsIdentiers
len length of array val.
Returns:
An hx509 error code, see hx509_get_error_string().
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