Gcr-4 ▶ Gcr ▶ trust_is_certificate_distrusted_async

Asynchronously checks whether the certificate that can be uniquely identified with the given serial_nr and issuer is marked as distrusted (for example by the user, or because it's part of a CRL).

Since we can't directly use Certificate to fetch these values, you need to call these with the raw serial number and issuer as provided by the PKCS#11 fields CKA_SERIAL_NR and CKA_ISSUER.

When the operation is finished, callback will be called. You can then call trust_is_certificate_distrusted_finish to get the result of the operation.

Asynchronously checks whether the certificate that can be uniquely identified with the given serial_nr and issuer is marked as distrusted (for example by the user, or because it's part of a CRL).

Since we can't directly use Certificate to fetch these values, you need to call these with the raw serial number and issuer as provided by the PKCS#11 fields CKA_SERIAL_NR and CKA_ISSUER.

When the operation is finished, callback will be called. You can then call trust_is_certificate_distrusted_finish to get the result of the operation.

Asynchronously checks whether the certificate that can be uniquely identified with the given serial_nr and issuer is marked as distrusted (for example by the user, or because it's part of a CRL).

Since we can't directly use Certificate to fetch these values, you need to call these with the raw serial number and issuer as provided by the PKCS#11 fields CKA_SERIAL_NR and CKA_ISSUER.

When the operation is finished, callback will be called. You can then call trust_is_certificate_distrusted_finish to get the result of the operation.