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GQuark | e_config_lookup_worker_error_quark () |
const gchar * | e_config_lookup_worker_get_display_name () |
void | e_config_lookup_worker_run () |
GQuark
e_config_lookup_worker_error_quark (void
);
e_config_lookup_worker_error_quark
is deprecated and should not be used in newly-written code.
const gchar *
e_config_lookup_worker_get_display_name
(EConfigLookupWorker *lookup_worker
);
e_config_lookup_worker_get_display_name
is deprecated and should not be used in newly-written code.
Since: 3.28
void e_config_lookup_worker_run (EConfigLookupWorker *lookup_worker
,struct _EConfigLookup *config_lookup
,const ENamedParameters *params
,ENamedParameters **out_restart_params
,GCancellable *cancellable
,GError **error
);
e_config_lookup_worker_run
is deprecated and should not be used in newly-written code.
Runs actual configuration look up. This method is called from a dedicated thread.
When out_restart_params
is not NULL
at the end of the call,
then it's saved for later re-run of the look up, in case
the error
indicates it can be restarted, by using appropriate
EConfigLookupWorkerError.
lookup_worker |
an EConfigLookupWorker |
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config_lookup |
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params |
an ENamedParameters with additional parameters |
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out_restart_params |
optional ENamedParameters, used to pass when restart is requested. |
[out] |
cancellable |
optional GCancellable object, or |
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error |
return location for a GError, or |
Since: 3.28
#define E_CONFIG_LOOKUP_WORKER_ERROR (e_config_lookup_worker_error_quark ())
E_CONFIG_LOOKUP_WORKER_ERROR
is deprecated and should not be used in newly-written code.
An EConfigLookupWorker error domain, which can be used
in e_config_lookup_worker_run()
.
Since: 3.28
EConfigLookupWorkerError
is deprecated and should not be used in newly-written code.
A set of possible errors in E_CONFIG_LOOKUP_WORKER_ERROR domain.
a password is required to continue |
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there is an issue with server certificate; the error
message contains description of the issue, the out_restart_params contains E_CONFIG_LOOKUP_PARAM_CERTIFICATE_PEM
with the offending certificate and when the user sets a trust on the certificate it is passed
back to the caller in the E_CONFIG_LOOKUP_PARAM_CERTIFICATE_TRUST parameters. Decode the trust
value with |
Since: 3.28