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Macros
#define	DFLTTOKENLIFETIME (24*3600)

Functions
char *	AFSLocalCell ()
	Returns a pointer to a string with the local cell. More...

void	DeleteAFSToken (void *token)
	Delete an AFS token returned by a successful call to GetAFSToken. More...

void *	GetAFSToken (const char usr, const char pwd, int pwlen=-1, int life=DFLTTOKENLIFETIME, char **emsg=0)
	Get AFS token for the local cell for 'usr'. More...

int	VerifyAFSToken (void *token)
	Verify validity an AFS token. More...

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ DFLTTOKENLIFETIME

#define DFLTTOKENLIFETIME (24*3600)

Definition at line 27 of file AFSAuth.h.

Function Documentation

◆ AFSLocalCell()

char* AFSLocalCell ( )

Returns a pointer to a string with the local cell.

The string must not be freed or deleted.

Definition at line 239 of file AFSAuth.cxx.

◆ DeleteAFSToken()

void DeleteAFSToken ( void * token )

Delete an AFS token returned by a successful call to GetAFSToken.

Definition at line 229 of file AFSAuth.cxx.

◆ GetAFSToken()

void* GetAFSToken	(	const char *	usr,
		const char *	pwd,
		int	pwlen,
		int	life,
		char **	emsg
	)

Get AFS token for the local cell for 'usr'.

The meaning of the information passed at 'pwd' depends on 'pwlen'. For 'pwlen <= 0' 'pwd' is interpreted as the plain password (null terminated string). For 'pwlen > 0', the 'pwlen' bytes at 'pwd' contain the password in for of encryption key (struct ktc_encryptionKey). On success a token is returned as opaque information. On error / failure, 0 is returned; if emsg != 0, *emsg points to an error message.

Definition at line 93 of file AFSAuth.cxx.

◆ VerifyAFSToken()

int VerifyAFSToken ( void * token )

Verify validity an AFS token.

The opaque input information is the one returned by a successful call to GetAFSToken. The remaining lifetime is returned, i.e. <=0 if expired.

Definition at line 212 of file AFSAuth.cxx.

Macros