a #GTlsCertificateFlags to describe
Similar to e_trust_prompt_run_modal(), except it also manages all the necessary things
around the source<!-- -->'s SSL/TLS trust properties when it also contains %E_SOURCE_EXTENSION_WEBDAV,
thus the SSL/TLS trust on the WebDAV source is properly updated based on the user's choice.
The call is finished with e_trust_prompt_run_for_source_finish(),
which also returns the user's choice. The finish happens in the callback.
This is necessary, because the source can be also saved.
The function fails, if the source doesn't contain the %E_SOURCE_EXTENSION_AUTHENTICATION.
Note: The dialog is not shown when the stored certificate trust in the WebDAV source
matches the certificate_pem and the stored result is #E_TRUST_PROMPT_RESPONSE_REJECT.
A #GtkWindow to use as a parent for the trust prompt dialog
an #ESource, with %E_SOURCE_EXTENSION_AUTHENTICATION
a PEM-encoded certificate for which to show the trust prompt
errors of the certificate_pem
an optional error text to show in the dialog; can be %NULL
whether can also save any source changes
a #GCancellable, or %NULL
a callback to call, when the prompt (an source save) is done
Finishes the operation started with e_trust_prompt_run_for_source().
The response will contain a code of the user's choice.
The #E_TRUST_PROMPT_RESPONSE_UNKNOWN is used, when the user cancelled the trust
prompt dialog and no changes are made with the source.
If an error occurs, the function sets error and returns %FALSE.
an #ESource which was used with e_trust_prompt_run_for_source()
a #GAsyncResult
an output argument, user's response to the trust prompt
Runs modal (doesn't return until the dialog is closed) a trust prompt dialog,
it is a prompt whether a user wants to accept or reject the certificate_pem
for the host due to the certificate_errors errors.
The pair source_extension and source_display_name influences the trust prompt message.
If both are set, then the message also contains which source failed to connect according
to these two arguments.
The dialog can contain a custom error text, passed in as error_text.
The error might be a detailed error string returned by the server. If set,
it is prefixed with "Detailed error:" string.
A #GtkWindow to use as a parent for the trust prompt dialog
an #ESource extension, to identify a kind of the source; or %NULL
an #ESource display name, to identify what prompts; or %NULL
a host name to which the certificate belongs
a PEM-encoded certificate for which to show the trust prompt
errors of the certificate_pem
an optional error text to show in the dialog; can be %NULL
Converts
flagsinto a localized text description of the set bits, one bit description per line. If no bit is set, then an empty string is returned.