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This chapter describes all the publicly available functions in the library.
| • Preparation | What you should do before using the library. | |
| • Initialization Functions | Creating library handle, configuration file. | |
| • Ticket Set Functions | High-level ticket management functions. | |
| • AP-REQ and AP-REP Functions | Client/Server authentication functions. | |
| • SAFE and PRIV Functions | Client/Server session data functions. | |
| • Ticket Functions | Medium-level ticket manipulation functions. | |
| • AS Functions | Medium-level initial authentication functions. | |
| • TGS Functions | Medium-level authentication functions. | |
| • Ticket (ASN.1) Functions | Low-level Ticket functions. | |
| • AS/TGS Functions | Low-level KDC functions; AS and TGS. | |
| • Authenticator Functions | Low-level authenticator functions. | |
| • KRB-ERROR Functions | Low-level KRB-ERROR functions. | |
| • Cryptographic Functions | Low-level cryptographic functions. | |
| • X.509 Functions | Utility functions for X.509 support. | |
| • Utility Functions | Utilities for use in the global context. | |
| • ASN.1 Functions | Perform low-level ASN.1 manipulations. | |
| • Error Handling | Error codes and such. | |
| • Examples | Example code. | |
| • Kerberos Database Functions | The Shisa generic database interface. | |
| • Generic Security Service | If you want to use the GSS API instead. |
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