Allow user to provide an alternative Authentication mechanism #458
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Modifications to login for supplying a custom security mechanism
Modify constructor comment for consistency
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EmielBruijntjes
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May 4, 2022
| * @param response | ||
| */ | ||
| Login(const char *user, const char *password, const char *mechanism, const char *response) | ||
| : _user(user), _password(password), _mechanism(mechanism), _response(response) {} |
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Can you add more in-code documentation? I don't understand the use case where it is up to the caller to supply a username, password, mechanism and response. What sort of values is one supposed to pass here?
Login mylogin("my-username", "my-password", "my-special-login-mechanism", "bla bla bla");Is this permitted?
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The modifications to login.h and connectionstartframe.h allow a user to optionally provide an authentication mechanism other than the default PLAIN mechanism (username and password).