krb5_flags library_options;
krb5_boolean profile_secure;
int fcc_default_format;
- int scc_default_format;
krb5_prompt_type *prompt_types;
/* Message size above which we'll try TCP first in send-to-kdc
type code. Aside from the 2**16 size limit, we put no
profile_get_integer(ctx->profile, "libdefaults", "ccache_type",
0, DEFAULT_CCACHE_TYPE, &tmp);
ctx->fcc_default_format = tmp + 0x0500;
- ctx->scc_default_format = tmp + 0x0500;
ctx->prompt_types = 0;
ctx->use_conf_ktypes = 0;
* krb5_int32 for library_options
* krb5_int32 for profile_secure
* krb5_int32 for fcc_default_format
- * krb5_int32 for scc_default_format
* <> for os_context
* <> for db_context
* <> for profile
if (kret)
return (kret);
- /* Now scc_default_format */
- kret = krb5_ser_pack_int32((krb5_int32) context->scc_default_format,
- &bp, &remain);
- if (kret)
- return (kret);
-
/* Now handle os_context, if appropriate */
if (context->os_context) {
kret = krb5_externalize_opaque(kcontext, KV5M_OS_CONTEXT,
goto cleanup;
context->fcc_default_format = (int) ibuf;
- /* scc_default_format */
- if ((kret = krb5_ser_unpack_int32(&ibuf, &bp, &remain)))
- goto cleanup;
- context->scc_default_format = (int) ibuf;
-
/* Attempt to read in the os_context. It's an array now, but
we still treat it in most places as a separate object with
a pointer. */