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returning NULL.
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to be hash_*.c files.
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from Windows
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pathname in a list of pathnames was nonexistent, an
error would be returned that they were all nonexistent.
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all of the */encrypt.c and */decrypt.c files to {dk,raw,old}_{en,de}crypt.c.
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source tree as a result of building the snapshots for Windows and Macintosh
development.
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own local version is no longer necessary.
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profile.hin: Added declarations for profile_free_list(),
profile_get_relation_names(), and profile_get_subsection_names().
(These are new public interfaces to the profile library.)
prof_int.h: Removed the profile_section_t structure, which was used
only by the now-defunct prof_section.c file. Added the internal
interfaces for the new public interfaces. Removed unused declarations
which were never implemented(profile_get, profile_update).
prof_init.c: Moved all of the profile querying functions
(profile_get_values(), profile_get_value(), etc.) to prof_get.c. In
the process, removed the really bletcherous (and badly implemented)
profile_get_first_values(), which did nothing like what the named
implied. Also added to prof_get.c new functions
profile_get_subsection_names() and profile_get_relation_names().
(profile_ser_internalize): Rewrote error handling to be clearer, and
removed a bug where memory was not freed correctly in an error case.
(profile_init): If a list of pathnames is passed in, profile_init will
now try to open all of them, now that we've defined query fallback
semantics in prof_get.c
prof_parse.c: Fix lint warning.
prof_tree.c (profile_find_node_relation,
profile_find_node_subsection): Allow the returned value or subsection
field to be NULL (in case the caller isn't interested in getting the
returned value or subsection, and only cares about getting the name).
(profile_delete_node_relation, profile_delete_interior_node_relation):
Removed these functions and replaced it with profile_remove_node(),
which takes a boolean argument section_flag.
(profile_find_node_name): Removed this function. (This was a
Cygnus/Fusion special used by the now removed
profile_find_first_values() function.)
test_profile.c: Added commands to test the new
profile_get_subsection_names() and profile_get_relation_names()
interfaces.
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fcc_maybe.c into krb5_lock_file(). This works around the bug that
certain lossy operating systems (mainly from our good friends at
SunSoft) do not support POSIX_FILE_LOCKS on all filesystems (namely
tmpfs) but do support flock on those filesystems.
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-C (user wants local credentials) flags to ftpd.
If -C is set, write out forwarded credentials to disk and use krb524 to
get krb4 tickets as well. If user doesn't forward credentials, require
a password even if auth was successful and use that to get credentials.
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Also, add previously omitted command line options -u and -t and
"passive" command to the man page.
* main.c (main): Print out a usage message instead of just
"unknown option."
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incorrect", and only allow three bad passwords. Then
return an 421 reply code before closing the connection and
going away.
ftpcmd.y (cmd): Don't allow the PORT command to accept a port
number lower than 1024; this prevents some nasty ftp
"bounce attacks" to SMTP ports, etc.
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automagically build CW projects, updated CCache lib files
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for encryption to be negotiated..." so that the response
"[ Kerberos V5 accepts you as ``gjking@ATHENA.MIT.EDU'' ]" doesn't
run off the end of the line.
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numbers for the local and foreign addresses so that the V4 encrypted
RCP will work correctly. [krb5-appl/638]
v4rcp.c (answer_auth): Apply ghudson's patch so that if KRB5LOCALPORT
and KRB5REMOTEPORT are set, use them to set the foreign and
local ports so that encrypted rcp for the same machine.
[krb5-appl/638]
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[krb5-appl/481]. Users that appear in /etc/ftpusers, followed
by the keyword "restrict" will be granted access, but a chroot()
will be done to their home directory.
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indicates that the "passive" command toggles passive mode.
main.c (main): Make passive mode off by default.
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creating a dump of the database.
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example HPUX), and it's just not worth the effort to disambiguate
between the different reasons why gethostbyname() might have failed.
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#ifdef's was confusing.)
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e.g. for beta releases.
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CCache API by default. Removed the old Macintosh code that had been
commented out. (If we need to ressurect it, we'll get it from CVS.)
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cache.
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when building under Windows.
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not the pass function:
Don't reply 230 "User logged in" if the user didn't send a PASS
command; this causes the client to get a bit confused.
ChangeLog:
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function has been split into its two logical components, pass and
login.
(pass): If auth_ok is true, reply with code 202 to tell the
user that a PASS command is not necessary. Also, don't reply
230 "User logged in" if the user didn't send a PASS command;
this causes the client to get a bit confused.
(auth_ok): New function that returns true if either gss_ok or
kerb_ok is true (all the #ifdefs were beginning to clutter things,
and it's a good abstraction in case other auth types are ever
added in the future).
(user): If GSSAPI or Kerberos v4 authentication succeeds, call
login immediately, instead of waiting for the client to send "PASS
dummy." Also, use #ifdef PARANOID instead of "some paranoid sites
may wish to uncomment this"
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