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−/*
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−** Definitions for accessing the OS9 password file.
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−**  Two different delimiters are accepted, ',' and ':'.
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−**  In the second (Unix like) case, an extra field is
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−**   defined for comments (ugcos).
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−*/
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−
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−#ifdef TEST
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−#define  PASSWORD "/DD/SYS/massword"
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−#else
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−#define  PASSWORD "/DD/SYS/password"
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−#endif
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−
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−#ifndef _OSK                    /* OS-9/6809 doesn't know about voids */
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−# ifndef _VOID_
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−#  define _VOID_
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−typedef int void
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−# endif
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−#endif
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−
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−
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−
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−#define  PWEMAX   64             /* mamimum lines in password file */
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−#define  PWSIZ    132        /* maximim size of password file line */
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−#define  PWNSIZ   32                /* maximum size of user's name */
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−#define  PWPSIZ   32            /* maximum size of user's password */
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−#define  UNXDLM   ':'            /* Unix style password file delim */
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−#define  OS9DLM   ','             /* OS9 style password file delim */
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−
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−
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−
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−typedef struct {
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−      char      *unam,
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−                *upw,
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−                *uid,
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−                *upri,
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−                *ugcos,
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−                *ucmd,
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−                *udat,
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−                *ujob;                      /* field pointers */
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−      } PWENT;
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−
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−
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−/* returns a pointer to broken down password entry */
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−PWENT    *getpwent();
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−
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−/* same, but for the given int uid */
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−PWENT    *getpwuid();
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−
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−/* same, but for the given char *name */
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−PWENT    *getpwnam();
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−
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−/* rewinds the password file for another scan */
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−void setpwent();
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−
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−/* terminates password file access (closes) file */
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−void endpwent();
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−
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−/* returns the current password entry delimiter */
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−int getpwdlm();