Struct EmptyMarkerOwnershipProof 

pub struct EmptyMarkerOwnershipProof;

Empty-marker ownership proof, shared by transports that don’t (and can’t) cryptographically model address ownership: the in-memory test transport and the plain-TCP transport used for local-LAN / private-network deployments. Both ends agree on the empty byte string as the “I’m a trusted-network peer” token. An HTTPS-shaped proof byte blob sent to one of these servers fails the is_empty() check; conversely an empty-marker proof sent to an HTTPS server fails its postcard decode (or is_cert_valid on an empty chain). Cross-transport announces fall through naturally without a discriminator field on the wire.

Trait Implementations

impl TransportOwnershipProof for EmptyMarkerOwnershipProof

fn make_ownership_proof_payload(&self) -> Option<Bytes>

Announce-out: produce the proof bytes for our own announce. Returns None if we can’t currently prove ownership — e.g. an HTTPS server that hasn’t completed its first ACME issuance yet. Callers (maintain_kademlia) treat None as “skip this announce tick, try again next interval”.

fn prove(&self, _peer: &Peer, proof_payload: &[u8], _now: TimeMillis) -> bool

Announce-in: validate proof_payload (bytes pulled out of an inbound AnnounceV2) against peer. Returns false if the bytes can’t be deserialised by this impl (wrong transport / corrupt blob) or if the proof fails verification (expired cert, wrong-IP SAN, …).