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Overview ¶
Package client implements a Go client for CFSSL API commands.
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Constants ¶
const ( // StrategyInvalid indicates any strategy that is unsupported // or returned when no strategy is applicable. StrategyInvalid = iota // StrategyOrderedList is a sequential list of servers: if the // first server cannot be reached, the next is used. The // client will proceed in this manner until the list of // servers is exhausted, and then an error is returned. StrategyOrderedList )
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Types ¶
type AuthRemote ¶
type AuthRemote struct { Remote // contains filtered or unexported fields }
AuthRemote acts as a Remote with a default Provider for AuthSign.
func NewAuthServer ¶
NewAuthServer sets up a new auth server target with an addr in the same format at NewServer and a default authentication provider to use for Sign requests.
type Remote ¶
type Remote interface { AuthSign(req, id []byte, provider auth.Provider) ([]byte, error) Sign(jsonData []byte) ([]byte, error) Info(jsonData []byte) (*info.Resp, error) Hosts() []string SetReqModifier(func(*http.Request, []byte)) SetRequestTimeout(d time.Duration) SetProxy(func(*http.Request) (*url.URL, error)) }
A Remote points to at least one (but possibly multiple) remote CFSSL instances. It must be able to perform a authenticated and unauthenticated certificate signing requests, return information about the CA on the other end, and return a list of the hosts that are used by the remote.
func NewServer ¶
NewServer sets up a new server target. The address should be of The format [protocol:]name[:port] of the remote CFSSL instance. If no protocol is given http is default. If no port is specified, the CFSSL default port (8888) is used. If the name is a comma-separated list of hosts, an ordered group will be returned.
type SignResult ¶
type SignResult struct {
Certificate []byte `json:"certificate"`
}
SignResult is the result of signing a CSR.