ne_ssl_cert_cmp, ne_ssl_cert_free, ne_ssl_cert_digest, ne_ssl_cert_hdigest, ne_ssl_cert_validity, ne_ssl_cert_validity_time — functions to operate on certificate objects
#include <ne_header.h>
int ne_ssl_cert_cmp(const ne_ssl_certificate *c1, const ne_ssl_certificate *c2);void ne_ssl_cert_free(ne_ssl_certificate *cert);int ne_ssl_cert_digest(const ne_ssl_certificate *c1, char *digest);char *ne_ssl_cert_hdigest(const ne_ssl_certificate *c1, unsigned int flags);void ne_ssl_cert_validity_time(const ne_ssl_certificate *cert, time_t *from, time_t *until);void ne_ssl_cert_validity(const ne_ssl_certificate *cert, char *from, char *until);The ne_ssl_cert_cmp function can be
used to compare two certificate objects; it returns zero if they
refer to the same certificate, and non-zero otherwise.
The ne_ssl_cert_free function can be
used to destroy a certificate object when it is no longer
needed.
The ne_ssl_cert_digest function writes
a human-readable fingerprint as a NUL-terminated string to the
digest buffer provided, in the format
"aa:bb...:ff". The digest buffer must be at
least NE_SSL_DIGESTLEN bytes in length.
The ne_ssl_cert_hdigest function
returns a human-readable fingerprint for the certificate
object. The flags parameter specifies the
hash formatting options as if passed to ne_strhash. The
returned string is malloc-allocated and must be freed after use.
The ne_ssl_cert_validity_time function
retrieves both the time from which the certificate is valid from
and until. Each time is returned through the
from and until
parameters, which are written as (time_t)-1 if
either time cannot be represented as a time_t
value. The ne_ssl_cert_validity function
similarly writes the validity times to the string buffers
provided, using RFC 1123-style date formatting (not
localized). The output parameters must be at least
NE_SSL_VDATELEN bytes in length. Either
parameter can be passed as NULL.