zuazo/chef-encrypted-attributes

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# Author:: Xabier de Zuazo (<xabier@zuazo.org>)
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class Chef
  class EncryptedAttribute
    # Exception raised when some requirements to use the encrypted attributes
    # are not met.
    class RequirementsFailure < StandardError; end
    # Exception raised when the encrypted attribute format is unknown.
    class UnsupportedEncryptedAttributeFormat < StandardError; end
    # Exception raised when the encrypted attribute format is wrong.
    class UnacceptableEncryptedAttributeFormat < StandardError; end
    # Exception raised when there are decryption errors.
    class DecryptionFailure < StandardError; end
    # Exception raised when there are encryption errors.
    class EncryptionFailure < StandardError; end
    # Exception raised when there errors generating the HMAC.
    class MessageAuthenticationFailure < StandardError; end
    # Exception raised when the public key is wrong.
    class InvalidPublicKey < StandardError; end
    # Exception raised when the key is wrong.
    class InvalidKey < StandardError; end

    # Exception raised when you don't have enough privileges in the Chef Server
    # to do what you intend. Usually happens when you try to read Client or Node
    # keys without being admin.
    class InsufficientPrivileges < StandardError; end
    # Exception raised when the user does not exist.
    class UserNotFound < StandardError; end
    # Exception raised when the client does not exist.
    class ClientNotFound < StandardError; end

    # Exception raised for search errors.
    class SearchFailure < StandardError; end
    # Exception raised for search fatal errors.
    class SearchFatalError < StandardError; end
    # Exception raised when search keys are wrong.
    class InvalidSearchKeys < StandardError; end
  end
end