// The returned SecKeychainRef, if non-nil, must be released via CFRelease.
func createKeychain(path string, promptUser bool, password string) (C.SecKeychainRef, error) {
pathName := C.CString(path)
defer C.free(unsafe.Pointer(pathName))
var kref C.SecKeychainRef
var errCode C.OSStatus
if promptUser {
errCode = C.SecKeychainCreate(pathName, C.UInt32(0), nil, C.Boolean(1), nil, &kref)
} else {
passwordRef := C.CString(password)
defer C.free(unsafe.Pointer(passwordRef))
errCode = C.SecKeychainCreate(pathName, C.UInt32(len(password)), unsafe.Pointer(passwordRef), C.Boolean(0), nil, &kref)
}
if err := newKeychainError(errCode); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return kref, nil
}
func newKeychain(path, password string, promptUser bool) (Keychain, error) {
pathRef := C.CString(path)
defer C.free(unsafe.Pointer(pathRef))
var errCode C.OSStatus
var kref C.SecKeychainRef
if promptUser {
errCode = C.SecKeychainCreate(pathRef, C.UInt32(0), nil, C.Boolean(1), nil, &kref)
} else {
passwordRef := C.CString(password)
defer C.free(unsafe.Pointer(passwordRef))
errCode = C.SecKeychainCreate(pathRef, C.UInt32(len(password)), unsafe.Pointer(passwordRef), C.Boolean(0), nil, &kref)
}
// TODO: Without passing in kref I get 'One or more parameters passed to the function were not valid (-50)'
defer Release(C.CFTypeRef(kref))
if err := checkError(errCode); err != nil {
return Keychain{}, err
}
return Keychain{path}, nil
}