Hello list,
in a Gnome Shell extension I want to connect with libsoup to a https://
URI which has a self-signed certificate.
My intention is to let the extension display the certificate to the user
and let the user decide whether to trust the certificate.
My current approach is this
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const Lang = imports.lang;
const Gcr = imports.gi.Gcr;
const GcrUi = imports.gi.GcrUi;
const Soup = imports.gi.Soup;
const _session = new Soup.Session();
// ...
const SyncthingMenu = new Lang.Class({
_received: function(session, msg) {
if (msg.status_code === Soup.Status.SSL_FAILED) {
let cert = msg.tls_certificate.certificate;
let certificate = Gcr.SimpleCertificate.new(cert);
let widget = GcrUi.CertificateWidget();
widget.certificate = certificate;
// ...
}
},
_run: function() {
let uri = 'https://localhost/';
let msg = Soup.Message.new('GET', uri);
_session.queue_message(msg, Lang.bind(this, this._received));
},
}
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However, the line
let cert = msg.tls_certificate.certificate;
ist not exectuted. It prints an error message:
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(gnome-shell:543): Gjs-WARNING **: JS ERROR: Error: Unable to introspect
element-type of container in GValue
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Can someone help me understand this error message?
Has someone a suggestion for a better solution?
Thank you and kind regards
Jay
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