github.com/adnan-c/fabric_e2e_couchdb@v0.6.1-preview.0.20170228180935-21ce6b23cf91/protos/msp/mspconfig.proto

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syntax = "proto3";

option go_package = "github.com/hyperledger/fabric/protos/msp";

package msp;

// MSPConfig collects all the configuration information for
// an MSP. The Config field should be unmarshalled in a way
// that depends on the Type
message MSPConfig {
    // Type holds the type of the MSP; the default one would
    // be of type FABRIC implementing an X.509 based provider
    int32 type = 1;

    // Config is MSP dependent configuration info
    bytes config = 2;
}

// FabricMSPConfig collects all the configuration information for
// a Fabric MSP.
// Here we assume a default certificate validation policy, where
// any certificate signed by any of the listed rootCA certs would
// be considered as valid under this MSP.
// This MSP may or may not come with a signing identity. If it does,
// it can also issue signing identities. If it does not, it can only
// be used to validate and verify certificates.
message FabricMSPConfig {
    // Name holds the identifier of the MSP; MSP identifier
    // is chosen by the application that governs this MSP.
    // For example, and assuming the default implementation of MSP,
    // that is X.509-based and considers a single Issuer,
    // this can refer to the Subject OU field or the Issuer OU field.
    string name = 1;

    // List of root certificates trusted by this MSP
    // they are used upon certificate validation (see
    // comment for IntermediateCerts below)
    repeated bytes root_certs = 2;

    // List of intermediate certificates trusted by this MSP;
    // they are used upon certificate validation as follows:
    // validation attempts to build a path from the certificate
    // to be validated (which is at one end of the path) and
    // one of the certs in the RootCerts field (which is at
    // the other end of the path). If the path is longer than
    // 2, certificates in the middle are searched within the
    // IntermediateCerts pool
    repeated bytes intermediate_certs = 3;

    // Identity denoting the administrator of this MSP
    repeated bytes admins = 4;

    // Identity revocation list
    repeated bytes revocation_list = 5;

    // SigningIdentity holds information on the signing identity
    // this peer is to use, and which is to be imported by the
    // MSP defined before
    SigningIdentityInfo signing_identity = 6;

    // OrganizationalUnitIdentifiers holds one or more
    // fabric organizational unit identifiers that belong to
    // this MSP configuration
    repeated FabricOUIdentifier organizational_unit_identifiers = 7;
}

// SigningIdentityInfo represents the configuration information
// related to the signing identity the peer is to use for generating
// endorsements
message SigningIdentityInfo {
    // PublicSigner carries the public information of the signing
    // identity. For an X.509 provider this would be represented by
    // an X.509 certificate
    bytes public_signer = 1;

    // PrivateSigner denotes a reference to the private key of the
    // peer's signing identity
    KeyInfo private_signer = 2;
}

// KeyInfo represents a (secret) key that is either already stored
// in the bccsp/keystore or key material to be imported to the
// bccsp key-store. In later versions it may contain also a
// keystore identifier
message KeyInfo {
    // Identifier of the key inside the default keystore; this for
    // the case of Software BCCSP as well as the HSM BCCSP would be
    // the SKI of the key
    string key_identifier = 1;

    // KeyMaterial (optional) for the key to be imported; this is
    // properly encoded key bytes, prefixed by the type of the key
    bytes key_material = 2;
}

// FabricOUIdentifier represents an organizazional unit and
// its related chain of trust identifier.
message FabricOUIdentifier {

    // CertifiersIdentifier is the hash of certificates chain of trust
    // related to this organizational unit
    bytes certifiers_identifier = 1;

    // OrganizationUnitIdentifier defines the organizational unit under the
    // MSP identified with MSPIdentifier
    string organizational_unit_identifier = 2;
}