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#include <heimntlm.h>
uint32_t flags
char * username
char * targetname
struct ntlm_buf lm
struct ntlm_buf ntlm
struct ntlm_buf sessionkey
char * ws
uint32_t os [2]
Struct for the NTLM type3 message info, the strings is assumed to be in UTF8. When filled in by the library it should be freed with heim_ntlm_free_type3().
Examples:
test_ntlm.c.
Examples:
test_ntlm.c.
Examples:
test_ntlm.c.
Examples:
test_ntlm.c.
Examples:
test_ntlm.c.
Examples:
test_ntlm.c.
uint32_t ntlm_type3::flags
char* ntlm_type3::username
char* ntlm_type3::targetname
struct ntlm_buf ntlm_type3::lm [read]
struct ntlm_buf ntlm_type3::ntlm [read]
struct ntlm_buf ntlm_type3::sessionkey [read]
char* ntlm_type3::ws
uint32_t ntlm_type3::os[2]
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| 11 Jan 2012 | ntlm_type3 (3) | Version 1.5.2 |
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