def tuple2x509_name_entry(tup):
obj, data = tup
_x509_ne = m2.x509_name_entry_create_by_txt(None, obj, ASN1.MBSTRING_ASC,
data, len(data))
if not _x509_ne:
raise ValueError("Invalid object indentifier: %s" % obj)
return X509.X509_Name_Entry(_x509_ne, _pyfree=1) # Prevent memory leaks
def tuple2x509_name_entry(tup):
obj, data = tup
_x509_ne = m2.x509_name_entry_create_by_txt(None, obj, ASN1.MBSTRING_ASC,
data, len(data))
if not _x509_ne:
raise ValueError("Invalid object indentifier: %s" % obj)
return X509.X509_Name_Entry(_x509_ne, _pyfree=1) # Prevent memory leaks
def tuple2x509_name_entry(tup):
obj, data = tup
# TODO This is evil, isn't it? Shouldn't we use only official API?
# Something like X509.X509_Name.add_entry_by_txt()
_x509_ne = m2.x509_name_entry_create_by_txt(None, six.ensure_str(obj),
ASN1.MBSTRING_ASC,
six.ensure_str(data), len(data))
if not _x509_ne:
raise ValueError("Invalid object indentifier: %s" % obj)
return X509.X509_Name_Entry(_x509_ne, _pyfree=1) # Prevent memory leaks
def create_by_txt(self, field, type, entry, len):
return m2.x509_name_entry_create_by_txt(self.x509_name_entry._ptr(),
field, type, entry, len)
def create_by_txt(self, field, type, entry, len):
return m2.x509_name_entry_create_by_txt(self.x509_name_entry._ptr(),
field, type, entry, len)
