Struct BoringTlsAcceptorConfig 

pub struct BoringTlsAcceptorConfig<'a> {
    pub alpn: Option<&'a TlsAlpn>,
    pub versions: Option<&'a TlsSupportedVersions>,
    pub keylog: Option<&'a TlsKeyLog>,
    pub client_verify: Option<&'a TlsClientVerify>,
    pub store_client_chain: Option<&'a TlsStoreClientCertChain>,
    pub auth: Option<BoringTlsAuth<'a>>,
}

Available on crate feature boring only.

Gather all the TLS extensions supported by boring

Fields

alpn: Option<&'a TlsAlpn>

versions: Option<&'a TlsSupportedVersions>

keylog: Option<&'a TlsKeyLog>

client_verify: Option<&'a TlsClientVerify>

store_client_chain: Option<&'a TlsStoreClientCertChain>

auth: Option<BoringTlsAuth<'a>>

Implementations

impl<'a> BoringTlsAcceptorConfig<'a>

pub fn from_extensions(ext: &'a Extensions) -> BoringTlsAcceptorConfig<'a>

Gather these extension pieces from ext in a single pass.

Generated by #[derive(FromExtensions)]. Each field uses the same lookup as Extensions::get_ref (newest-wins, walks wrappers and the parent chain), but the store is traversed only once, even for nested group fields, whose candidates are folded into the same pass. A field shaped Option<(&'a T, usize)> (or Option<(Arc<T>, usize)>) also captures the entry’s traversal rank, 0 is the newest value seen, growing for older ones, so ranks order fields by recency.

Trait Implementations

impl TryFrom<BoringTlsAcceptorConfig<'_>> for TlsAcceptorData

fn try_from( value: BoringTlsAcceptorConfig<'_>, ) -> Result<TlsAcceptorData, <TlsAcceptorData as TryFrom<BoringTlsAcceptorConfig<'_>>>::Error>

Build TlsAcceptorData from the gathered common pieces.

type Error = Box<dyn Error + Sync + Send>

The type returned in the event of a conversion error.