This class represents Online Certificate Status Protocol response. More...
| Header: | #include <QOcspResponse> |
| CMake: | find_package(Qt6 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Network)target_link_libraries(mytarget PRIVATE Qt6::Network) |
| qmake: | QT += network |
| QOcspResponse() | |
| QOcspResponse(const QOcspResponse &other) | |
| QOcspResponse(QOcspResponse &&other) | |
| ~QOcspResponse() | |
| QOcspCertificateStatus | certificateStatus() const |
| class QSslCertificate | responder() const |
| QOcspRevocationReason | revocationReason() const |
| QSslCertificate | subject() const |
| void | swap(QOcspResponse &other) |
| QOcspResponse & | operator=(QOcspResponse &&other) |
| QOcspResponse & | operator=(const QOcspResponse &other) |
| enum class | QOcspCertificateStatus { Good, Revoked, Unknown } |
| enum class | QOcspRevocationReason { None, Unspecified, KeyCompromise, CACompromise, AffiliationChanged, …, RemoveFromCRL } |
| bool | operator!=(const QOcspResponse &lhs, const QOcspResponse &rhs) |
| bool | operator==(const QOcspResponse &lhs, const QOcspResponse &rhs) |
The QOcspResponse class represents the revocation status of a server's certificate, received by the client-side socket during the TLS handshake. QSslSocket must be configured with OCSP stapling enabled.
See also QSslSocket, QSslSocket::ocspResponses(), certificateStatus(), revocationReason(), responder(), subject(), QOcspCertificateStatus, QOcspRevocationReason, QSslConfiguration::setOcspStaplingEnabled(), QSslConfiguration::ocspStaplingEnabled(), and QSslConfiguration::peerCertificate().
Creates a new response with status QOcspCertificateStatus::Unknown and revocation reason QOcspRevocationReason::None.
See also QOcspCertificateStatus.
Copy-constructs a QOcspResponse instance.
[noexcept] QOcspResponse::QOcspResponse(QOcspResponse &&other)Move-constructs a QOcspResponse instance.
[noexcept] QOcspResponse::~QOcspResponse()Destroys the response.
Returns the certificate status.
See also QOcspCertificateStatus.
This function returns a certificate used to sign OCSP response.
Returns the reason for revocation.
This function returns a certificate, for which this response was issued.
[noexcept] void QOcspResponse::swap(QOcspResponse &other)Swaps this response with other. This operation is very fast and never fails.
[noexcept] QOcspResponse
&QOcspResponse::operator=(QOcspResponse &&other)Move-assigns other to this QOcspResponse instance.
Copy-assigns other and returns a reference to this response.
Describes the Online Certificate Status
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
QOcspResponse::QOcspCertificateStatus::Good |
0 |
The certificate is not revoked, but this does not necessarily mean that the certificate was ever issued or that the time at which the response was produced is within the certificate's validity interval. |
QOcspResponse::QOcspCertificateStatus::Revoked |
1 |
This state indicates that the certificate has been revoked (either permanently or temporarily - on hold). |
QOcspResponse::QOcspCertificateStatus::Unknown |
2 |
This state indicates that the responder doesn't know about the certificate being requested. |
See also QOcspRevocationReason.
Describes the reason for revocation
This enumeration describes revocation reasons, defined in RFC 5280, section 5.3.1
| Constant | Value |
|---|---|
QOcspResponse::QOcspRevocationReason::None |
-1 |
QOcspResponse::QOcspRevocationReason::Unspecified |
0 |
QOcspResponse::QOcspRevocationReason::KeyCompromise |
1 |
QOcspResponse::QOcspRevocationReason::CACompromise |
2 |
QOcspResponse::QOcspRevocationReason::AffiliationChanged |
3 |
QOcspResponse::QOcspRevocationReason::Superseded |
4 |
QOcspResponse::QOcspRevocationReason::CessationOfOperation |
5 |
QOcspResponse::QOcspRevocationReason::CertificateHold |
6 |
QOcspResponse::QOcspRevocationReason::RemoveFromCRL |
7 |
Returns true if lhs and rhs are responses for different certificates, or signed by different responders, or have different revocation reasons, or
different certificate statuses.
Returns true if lhs and rhs are the responses for the same certificate, signed by the same responder, have the same revocation reason and the same
certificate status.
