Make x509 constructors unsafe
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@ -407,7 +407,7 @@ pub struct X509<'ctx> {
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impl<'ctx> X509<'ctx> {
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impl<'ctx> X509<'ctx> {
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/// Creates new from handle with desired ownership.
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/// Creates new from handle with desired ownership.
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pub fn new(handle: *mut ffi::X509, owned: bool) -> X509<'ctx> {
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pub unsafe fn new(handle: *mut ffi::X509, owned: bool) -> X509<'ctx> {
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X509 {
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X509 {
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ctx: None,
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ctx: None,
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handle: handle,
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handle: handle,
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@ -417,7 +417,7 @@ impl<'ctx> X509<'ctx> {
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/// Creates a new certificate from context. Doesn't take ownership
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/// Creates a new certificate from context. Doesn't take ownership
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/// of handle.
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/// of handle.
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pub fn new_in_ctx(handle: *mut ffi::X509, ctx: &'ctx X509StoreContext) -> X509<'ctx> {
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pub unsafe fn new_in_ctx(handle: *mut ffi::X509, ctx: &'ctx X509StoreContext) -> X509<'ctx> {
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X509 {
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X509 {
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ctx: Some(ctx),
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ctx: Some(ctx),
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handle: handle,
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handle: handle,
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impl<'ctx> Clone for X509<'ctx> {
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impl<'ctx> Clone for X509<'ctx> {
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fn clone(&self) -> X509<'ctx> {
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fn clone(&self) -> X509<'ctx> {
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unsafe { rust_X509_clone(self.handle) }
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unsafe {
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rust_X509_clone(self.handle);
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// FIXME: given that we now have refcounting control, 'owned' should be uneeded, the 'ctx
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// FIXME: given that we now have refcounting control, 'owned' should be uneeded, the 'ctx
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// is probably also uneeded. We can remove both to condense the x509 api quite a bit
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// is probably also uneeded. We can remove both to condense the x509 api quite a bit
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//
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//
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X509::new(self.handle, true)
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X509::new(self.handle, true)
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}
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}
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}
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}
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}
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impl<'ctx> Drop for X509<'ctx> {
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impl<'ctx> Drop for X509<'ctx> {
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