PRELIMINARY SYNOPSIS mixed *tls_check_certificate(object obj); mixed *tls_check_certificate(object obj, int extra); DESCRIPTION tls_check_certificate() checks the certificate of the secured connection bound to <obj> (default is the current object). If <obj> is not interactive, or if TLS is not available, an error is thrown. If <obj> doesn't have a secure connection up and running, an error is thrown. Otherwise, the result is an array with these values: int [0] : Result code of SSL_get_verify_result (see man 1 verify subsection DIAGNOSTICS for possible values) array [1] : array with 3*n entries of extra x509 data. structure is: 3*i : numerical form of object name, e.g. "2.5.4.3" 3*i + 1: long or short name if available, e.g. "commonName" 3*i + 2: value array [2] : if extra is set: array with 3*n entries of x509 extension data data structure is: 3*i : numerical form of extension name 3*i + 1: long or short name of extension name if available 3*i + 2: array of strings with the data structure of [1] Note: a x509 certificate can have more than one object with the same name HISTORY Introduced in LDMud 3.3.672/3.2.11. LDMud 3.3.711/3.2.12 modified the behaviour to return the low-level API result value, and to throw an error if the connection is not secure. SEE ALSO tls_init_connection(E), tls_deinit_connection(E), tls_error(E), tls_query_connection_state(E), tls_query_connection_info(E), tls_available(E), tls_refresh_certs(E), mudlib/psyc-tls.c