PySide6.QtNetwork.QOcspResponse¶

class QOcspResponse¶

This class represents Online Certificate Status Protocol response.

Details

The QOcspResponse class represents the revocation status of a server’s certificate, received by the client-side socket during the TLS handshake. QSslSocket must be configured with OCSP stapling enabled.

See also

QSslSocket ocspResponses() certificateStatus() revocationReason() responder() subject() QOcspCertificateStatus QOcspRevocationReason setOcspStaplingEnabled() ocspStaplingEnabled() peerCertificate()

Synopsis¶

Methods¶

def __init__()
def certificateStatus()
def __ne__()
def __eq__()
def responder()
def revocationReason()
def subject()
def swap()

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__init__()¶

Creates a new response with status Unknown and revocation reason None .

See also

QOcspCertificateStatus

__init__(other)

Parameters:: other – QOcspResponse

Copy-constructs a QOcspResponse instance.

certificateStatus()¶

Return type:: QOcspCertificateStatus

Returns the certificate status.

See also

QOcspCertificateStatus

__ne__(rhs)¶

Parameters:: rhs – QOcspResponse
Return type:: bool

__eq__(rhs)¶

Parameters:: rhs – QOcspResponse
Return type:: bool

responder()¶

Return type:: QSslCertificate

This function returns a certificate used to sign OCSP response.

revocationReason()¶

Return type:: QOcspRevocationReason

Returns the reason for revocation.

subject()¶

Return type:: QSslCertificate

This function returns a certificate, for which this response was issued.

swap(other)¶

Parameters:: other – QOcspResponse

Swaps this response with other. This operation is very fast and never fails.