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brlapi_authClientPacket_t(3)					      BrlAPI					      brlapi_authClientPacket_t(3)

NAME

       brlapi_authClientPacket_t -

SYNOPSIS

       #include <brlapi_protocol.h>

   Data Fields
       uint32_t type
       unsigned char key

Detailed Description
       Structure of authorization packets

Field Documentation
   unsigned char brlapi_authClientPacket_t::key
   uint32_t brlapi_authClientPacket_t::type
Author
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Version 1.0							  Mon Apr 1 2013				      brlapi_authClientPacket_t(3)

brlapi_connectionSettings_t(3)					      BrlAPI					    brlapi_connectionSettings_t(3)

NAME

       brlapi_connectionSettings_t -

       Settings structure for BrlAPI connection.

SYNOPSIS

       #include <brlapi.h>

   Data Fields
       char * auth
       char * host

Detailed Description
       This structure holds every parameter needed to connect to BrlAPI: which file the authorization key can be found in and which computer to
       connect to.

       Examples:

	   brlapi_connectionSettings_t settings;

	   settings.auth='/etc/brlapi.key';
	   settings.host='foo';

       libbrlapi will read authorization key from file /etc/brlapi.key and connect to the machine called 'foo', on the default TCP port.

       settings.host='10.1.0.2';

       lets directly enter an IP address instead of a machine name.

       settings.host=':1';

       lets libbrlapi connect to the local computer, on port BRLAPI_SOCKETPORTNUM+1

       See Also:
	   brlapi_openConnection()

Field Documentation
   char* brlapi_connectionSettings_t::auth
       For security reasons, libbrlapi has to get authorized to connect to the BrlAPI server. This can be done via a secret key, for instance.
       This is the path to the file which holds it; it will hence have to be readable by the application.

       Setting NULL defaults it to local installation setup or to the content of the BRLAPI_AUTH environment variable, if it exists.

   char* brlapi_connectionSettings_t::host
       This tells where the BrlAPI server resides: it might be listening on another computer, on any TCP port. It should look like 'foo:1', which
       means TCP port number BRLAPI_SOCKETPORTNUM+1 on computer called 'foo'.

       Note:
	   Please check that resolving this name works before complaining

       Settings NULL defaults it to localhost, using the local installation's default TCP port, or to the content of the BRLAPI_HOST environment
       variable, if it exists.

Author
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Version 1.0							  Mon Apr 1 2013				    brlapi_connectionSettings_t(3)