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// Package exitcodes contains all well-defined exit codes that gocryptfs
// can return.
package exitcodes
import (
"fmt"
"os"
)
const (
// Usage error: cli syntax etc
Usage = 1
// 2 is reserved because it is used by Go panic
// Mount is an error on mount
Mount = 3
// CipherDir means that the CIPHERDIR does not exist
CipherDir = 6
// Init is an error on filesystem init
Init = 7
// LoadConf is an error while loading gocryptfs.conf
LoadConf = 8
// ReadPassword means something went wrong reading the password
ReadPassword = 9
// MountPoint error means that the mountpoint is invalid (not empty etc).
MountPoint = 10
// Other error - please inspect the message
Other = 11
// PasswordIncorrect - the password was incorrect
PasswordIncorrect = 12
// ScryptParams means that scrypt was called with invalid parameters
ScryptParams = 13
// MasterKey means that something went wrong when parsing the "-masterkey"
// command line option
MasterKey = 14
// SigInt means we got SIGINT
SigInt = 15
// PanicLog means the panic log was not empty when we were unmounted
PanicLog = 16
// ForkChild means forking the worker child failed
ForkChild = 17
// OpenSSL means you tried to enable OpenSSL, but we were compiled without it.
OpenSSL = 18
)
// Err wraps an error with an associated numeric exit code
type Err struct {
error
code int
}
// NewErr returns an error containing "msg" and the exit code "code".
func NewErr(msg string, code int) Err {
return Err{
error: fmt.Errorf(msg),
code: code,
}
}
// Exit extracts the numeric exit code from "err" (if available) and exits the
// application.
func Exit(err error) {
err2, ok := err.(Err)
if !ok {
os.Exit(Other)
}
os.Exit(err2.code)
}
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