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GAuth Namespace Reference

SASL authentication classes. More...

Namespaces

namespace  CramImp
 An implementation namespace for GAuth::Cram.
 

Classes

class  Cram
 Implements the standard challenge-response authentication mechanism of RFC-2195. More...
 
class  PamImp
 A private implementation of the G::Pam interface used by GAuth::SaslServerPamImp, which is itself a private implementation class used by GAuth::SaslServerPam. More...
 
class  SaslClient
 A class that implements the client-side SASL challenge/response concept. More...
 
class  SaslClientImp
 A private pimple-pattern implementation class used by GAuth::SaslClient. More...
 
class  SaslClientSecrets
 An interface used by GAuth::SaslClient to obtain a client id and its authentication secret. More...
 
class  SaslServer
 An interface for implementing the server-side SASL challenge/response concept. More...
 
class  SaslServerBasic
 An implementation of the SaslServer interface that does not use PAM. More...
 
class  SaslServerBasicImp
 A private pimple-pattern implementation class used by GAuth::SaslServerBasic. More...
 
class  SaslServerFactory
 Provides a factory function for SaslServer instances. More...
 
class  SaslServerPam
 An implementation of the SaslServer interface using PAM as the authentication mechanism. More...
 
class  SaslServerPamImp
 A private implementation class used by GAuth::SaslServerPam. More...
 
class  SaslServerSecrets
 An interface used by GAuth::SaslServer to obtain authentication secrets. More...
 
class  Secret
 Encapsulates a shared secret from the secrets file plus the associated userid. More...
 
class  Secrets
 A simple interface for a store of secrets used in authentication. More...
 
class  SecretsFile
 A class to read authentication secrets from file, used by GAuth::Secrets. More...
 
class  Valid
 A trivial mix-in interface containing a valid() method. More...
 

Detailed Description

SASL authentication classes.

The GAuth namespace contains classes relating to SASL and PAM authentication.

Key classes are: