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| Package errors provides error types returned in CF SSL. |
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| 1. Type Error is intended for errors produced by CF SSL packages. |
| It formats to a json object that consists of an error message and a 4-digit code for error reasoning. |
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| Example: {"code":1002, "message": "Failed to decode certificate"} |
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| The index of codes are listed below: |
| 1XXX: CertificateError |
| 1000: Unknown |
| 1001: ReadFailed |
| 1002: DecodeFailed |
| 1003: ParseFailed |
| 1100: SelfSigned |
| 12XX: VerifyFailed |
| 121X: CertificateInvalid |
| 1210: NotAuthorizedToSign |
| 1211: Expired |
| 1212: CANotAuthorizedForThisName |
| 1213: TooManyIntermediates |
| 1214: IncompatibleUsage |
| 1220: UnknownAuthority |
| 2XXX: PrivatekeyError |
| 2000: Unknown |
| 2001: ReadFailed |
| 2002: DecodeFailed |
| 2003: ParseFailed |
| 2100: Encrypted |
| 2200: NotRSA |
| 2300: KeyMismatch |
| 2400: GenerationFailed |
| 2500: Unavailable |
| 3XXX: IntermediatesError |
| 4XXX: RootError |
| 5XXX: PolicyError |
| 5100: NoKeyUsages |
| 5200: InvalidPolicy |
| 5300: InvalidRequest |
| 5400: UnknownProfile |
| 6XXX: DialError |
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| 2. Type HttpError is intended for CF SSL API to consume. It contains a HTTP status code that will be read and returned |
| by the API server. |
| */ |
| package errors |
