ksslcertificatecache.h

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 * Copyright (C) 2000 George Staikos <[e-mail]>
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// WARNING: THIS CODE IS INCOMPLETE AND MAY CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

#ifndef _INCLUDE_KSSLCCACHE_H
#define _INCLUDE_KSSLCCACHE_H

class QString;
class KSSLCertificate;
#include <qcstring.h>
#include <qdatetime.h>


class KSSLCertificateCache {
public:

enum KSSLCertificatePolicy { Unknown, Reject, Accept, Prompt, Ambiguous };
// Unknown: no policy has been set for this record
// Reject: user has requested to not accept data from this site
// Accept: user has requested to always accept data from this site
// Prompt: user wishes to be prompted before accepting this certificate
//         You may need to set a [non-]permanent policy on this record after
//         the user is prompted.
// Ambiguous: The state cannot be uniquely determined.  Hopefully this
//            doesn't happen.

  KSSLCertificateCache();
  ~KSSLCertificateCache();

  void addCertificate(KSSLCertificate& cert, KSSLCertificatePolicy policy, 
                                                     bool permanent = true);

  // WARNING!  This is not a "secure" method.  You need to actually
  //           do a getPolicyByCertificate to be cryptographically sure
  //           that this is an accepted certificate/site pair.
  //           (note that the site (CN) is encoded in the certificate
  //            so you should only accept certificates whose CN matches
  //            the exact FQDN of the site presenting it)
  //           If you're just doing an OpenSSL connection, I believe it
  //           tests this for you, but don't take my word for it.
  KSSLCertificatePolicy getPolicyByCN(QString& cn);

  KSSLCertificatePolicy getPolicyByCertificate(KSSLCertificate& cert);

  bool seenCN(QString& cn);
  bool seenCertificate(KSSLCertificate& cert);

  bool removeByCN(QString& cn);
  bool removeByCertificate(KSSLCertificate& cert);

  bool isPermanent(KSSLCertificate& cert);

  bool modifyByCN(QString& cn,
                  KSSLCertificateCache::KSSLCertificatePolicy policy,
                  bool permanent,
                  QDateTime& expires);

  bool modifyByCertificate(KSSLCertificate& cert,
                           KSSLCertificateCache::KSSLCertificatePolicy policy,
                           bool permanent,
                           QDateTime& expires);

  void reload();

  // You shouldn't need to call this but in some weird circumstances
  // it might be necessary.
  void saveToDisk();

private:
  class KSSLCertificateCachePrivate;
  KSSLCertificateCachePrivate *d;

  void loadDefaultPolicies();
  void clearList();

};


QDataStream& operator<<(QDataStream& s, const KSSLCertificateCache::KSSLCertificatePolicy& p);
QDataStream& operator>>(QDataStream& s, KSSLCertificateCache::KSSLCertificatePolicy& p);

#endif