If the registry type is NONE and the string is all numeric or
if the type is DWORD, the string is converted to a DWORD and then
stored into the registry as a REG_DWORD using RegSetValueEx().
The input parameter should be a pointer to the DWORD variable not
its value.
Change-Id: I9ff12121c6c17eb5afb2ea89adf8bb9cc6aa3a89
Everywhere that roken is used supports limits.h. The behavior of
roken should not depend on whether or not the including application
includes limits.h before or after roken.h. Include limits.h in
roken.h and be done with it.
Change-Id: Id0be5487c791592dfe722ce880b8400bb16d05b1
unix_seed(), called by the add-seed-data op unix_add(), attempts to
write seed data to the random data device. If this fails, the failure
is ignored, as it must be, since there is no way to inform the caller.
This change modifies the way in which the return value from write(2)
is ignored, to avoid compiler warnings when building on Ubuntu 12.10,
with gcc 4.7.2 and eglibc 2.15-0ubuntu20.1.
If a program does not include limits.h (or includes it after roken.h),
it can end up with PATH_MAX defined to be MAX_PATH, but MAX_PATH
undefined. This causes consumers of PATH_MAX to become unhappy.
Work around this case by only using MAX_PATH if it is available, and
a constant otherwise.
When PAM is configured to use a user_realm that is different from the
default realm, do likewise in kinit with bare user names or the default
principal computed from the login name.
Similarly, when using a keytab, if no realm is specified find the most
suitable match in the keytab file.
- KRB5_PRINCIPAL_PARSE_IGNORE_REALM: MIT compatible
- KRB5_PRINCIPAL_PARSE_NO_DEF_REALM: Don't default the realm
The first ignores the realm if present.
The second does not impute the default realm if no realm is given and
leaves the realm NULL. This will be used in kinit to determine whether
the user provided a realm or not, and if not we may use the user_realm,
or find the realm via the keytab.
Set the realm argument to NULL to get the usual default realm.
The krb5_parse_name_flags() function is now a wrapper around
krb5_parse_name_flags_realm().
