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Top Forums Programming Help with linked list in C Post 302510214 by omega666 on Saturday 2nd of April 2011 12:02:22 AM

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04-02-2011

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hmm, i got this to work the first time i use the function, the second time always returns 0 for some reason

Code:

int already_there(client *client_list, char *username) {
    if (client_list == NULL) return(0);
    else if (strcmp(client_list->client_name, username)==0) return(1);
    else return already_there(client_list->next, username);
}

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NE_SET_SERVER_AUTH(3)						neon API reference					     NE_SET_SERVER_AUTH(3)

NAME

       ne_set_server_auth, ne_set_proxy_auth, ne_forget_auth - register authentication callbacks

SYNOPSIS

       #include <ne_auth.h>

       typedef int (*ne_auth_creds)(void *userdata, const char *realm, int attempt, char *username, char *password);

       void ne_set_server_auth(ne_session *session, ne_auth_creds callback, void *userdata);

       void ne_set_proxy_auth(ne_session *session, ne_auth_creds callback, void *userdata);

       void ne_forget_auth(ne_session *session);

DESCRIPTION

       The ne_auth_creds function type defines a callback which is invoked when a server or proxy server requires user authentication for a
       particular request. The realm string is supplied by the server.	The attempt is a counter giving the number of times the request has been
       retried with different authentication credentials. The first time the callback is invoked for a particular request, attempt will be zero.

       To retry the request using new authentication credentials, the callback should return zero, and the username and password buffers must
       contain NUL-terminated strings. The NE_ABUFSIZ constant gives the size of these buffers.

	   Tip
	   If you only wish to allow the user one attempt to enter credentials, use the value of the attempt parameter as the return value of the
	   callback.

       To abort the request, the callback should return a non-zero value; in which case the contents of the username and password buffers are
       ignored.

       The ne_forget_auth function can be used to discard the cached authentication credentials.

EXAMPLES

	   /* Function which prompts for a line of user input: */
	   extern char *prompt_for(const char *prompt);

	   static int
	   my_auth(void *userdata, const char *realm, int attempts,
		   char *username, char *password)
	   {
	      strncpy(username, prompt_for("Username: "), NE_ABUFSIZ);
	      strncpy(password, prompt_for("Password: "), NE_ABUFSIZ);
	      return attempts;
	   }

	   int main(...)
	   {
	      ne_session *sess = ne_session_create(...);

	      ne_set_server_auth(sess, my_auth, NULL);

	      /* ... */
	   }

AUTHOR

       Joe Orton <neon@lists.manyfish.co.uk>
	   Author.

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