Struct VerifyPeerIdentity 

pub struct VerifyPeerIdentity<Side: SideData> { /* private fields */ }

The peer’s presented identity must be verified.

The caller has three choices:

• Call Self::with_config(). This calls the configured verifier trait (ClientVerifier::verify_identity() or ServerVerifier::verify_identity()) synchronously.

• Call Self::presented_identity() to obtain the peer’s presented identity, verify that outside the library (perhaps asynchronously), and then continue the handshake with Self::continue_with().

  If the verification fails, the error can be passed into Self::continue_with() to follow a uniform error handling path.

• Abandon the handshake by discarding this object.

The returned object is a further handshake state for this side. Commonly this will contain a NeedsInput which will accept and process further data.

Implementations

impl<Side: SideData> VerifyPeerIdentity<Side>

pub fn with_config(self, tls: &mut Vec<u8>) -> Result<Side::Handshake, Error>

Progress the handshake by calling the pre-configured certificate verification trait.

pub fn continue_with( self, verification_result: Result<VerifiedIdentity<'static>, Error>, tls: &mut Vec<u8>, ) -> Result<Side::Handshake, Error>

Progress the handshake by incorporating the result of an external verification.

Further data to send to the peer may be appended to tls.

If verification_result is an error, this error is returned and the handshake terminates. An alert may be appended to tls for sending to the peer.

pub fn presented_identity(&self) -> Result<Side::PeerIdentity<'_>, Error>

Inspect the identity that the peer has provided.

Trait Implementations

impl<Side: SideData> Debug for VerifyPeerIdentity<Side>

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.