Functions
int	auth_eject_sessions (user_t *user, int num)
	Eject sessions. More...

int	auth_eject_sessions_by_app_id (user_t user, int num, char app_id)
	Eject sessions with matching application id. More...

int	auth_eject_sessions_by_machine_id (user_t user, int num, char machine_id)
	Eject sessions based on the username by machine id. More...

int	auth_eject_username_by_app_id (char username, int num, char app_id)
	Wrapper for auth_eject_username_by_app_id that takes the user name instead of a _user pointer. More...

int	auth_eject_username_by_machine_id (char username, int num, char machine_id)
	Wrapper for auth_eject_sessions_by_machine_id that takes the user name instead of a _user pointer. More...

int	auth_eject_username_sessions (char *username, int num)
	Wrapper for auth_eject_sessions that takes the user name instead of a _user pointer. More...

void	auth_invalidate_all_sessions (int flags)
	Invalidate all sessions for all users in the system. More...

void	auth_invalidate_object (char *name, int flags)
	Invalidate an object. More...

void	auth_invalidate_sessions (user_t *user, int num, int flags)
	Invalidate all sessions for a user. More...

void	auth_invalidate_sessions_by_name (char *name, int num, int flags)
	Invalidate all sessions for a username. More...

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int auth_eject_sessions	(	user_t *	user,
		int	num
	)

Eject sessions.

Parameters

user	User
num	Number of sessions to eject (-1 for all)

Returns: Number of sessions ejected

This function enables the Liberator Auth Module to kick out a logged-in user when a new user logs in with the same details. It is typically called from _authfuncs::auth_new_user() when the licence count has reached the maximum, or from an adminstration front end of your Liberator Auth Module.

int auth_eject_sessions_by_app_id	(	user_t *	user,
		int	num,
		char *	app_id
	)

Eject sessions with matching application id.

Parameters

user	User
num	Number of sessions to eject (-1 for all)
app_id	Application to match (NULL if we don't care about application)

Returns: Number of sessions ejected

This function enables the Liberator Auth Module to kick out a logged-in user when a new user logs in with the same details from a specified application. It is typically called from _authfuncs::auth_new_user() when the licence count has reached the maximum, or from an adminstration front end of your Liberator Auth Module.

int auth_eject_sessions_by_machine_id	(	user_t *	user,
		int	num,
		char *	machine_id
	)

Eject sessions based on the username by machine id.

Parameters

user	User to eject for
num	Number of sessions to eject (-1 for all)
machine_id	Machine id to match (NULL if we don't care about machine)

This function enables the Liberator Auth Module to kick out a logged-in user when a new user with the same details logs on to a different machine to the one specified.

int auth_eject_username_by_app_id	(	char *	username,
		int	num,
		char *	app_id
	)

Wrapper for auth_eject_username_by_app_id that takes the user name instead of a _user pointer.

Parameters

username	Username
num	Number of sessions to eject (-1 for all)
app_id	Application to match (NULL if we don't care about application)

Returns: Number of sessions ejected

See also: auth_eject_sessions_by_app_id

int auth_eject_username_by_machine_id	(	char *	username,
		int	num,
		char *	machine_id
	)

Wrapper for auth_eject_sessions_by_machine_id that takes the user name instead of a _user pointer.

Parameters

username	Username
num	Number of sessions to eject (-1 for all)
machine_id	Machine id to match (NULL if we don't care about machine)

Returns: Number of sessions ejected

See also: auth_eject_sessions_by_machine_id

int auth_eject_username_sessions	(	char *	username,
		int	num
	)

Wrapper for auth_eject_sessions that takes the user name instead of a _user pointer.

Parameters

username	Username
num	Number of sessions to eject (-1 for all)

Returns: Number of sessions ejected

See also: auth_eject_sessions

void auth_invalidate_all_sessions ( int flags )

Invalidate all sessions for all users in the system.

Parameters

flags 0 = just call auth_check_read() 1 = auth_check_read() and auth_map_object()

Invalidates a session. Invalidating a user session involves the Liberator Auth Module rerequesting details of what the user is looking at from Caplin Liberator and granting permissions accordingly. This enables the Liberator Auth Module to adjust a user's permissions in the middle of a session.

See also: auth_invalidate_sessions(); auth_invalidate_sessions_by_name()

void auth_invalidate_object	(	char *	name,
		int	flags
	)

Invalidate an object.

Parameters

name	of the object to invalidate
flags	0 = just call auth_check_read() 1 = auth_check_read() and auth_map_object()

Invalidates an object. Invalidating an object involves the Liberator Auth Module re-assessing whether each user viewing the object is permissioned to do so, and also re-assessing, for each user, which symbol the object being invalidated is mapped onto (if any).

void auth_invalidate_sessions	(	user_t *	user,
		int	num,
		int	flags
	)

Invalidate all sessions for a user.

Parameters

user	to invalidate sessions for
num	Number of sessions to invalidate (-1 for all)
flags	0 = just call auth_check_read() 1 = auth_check_read() and auth_map_object()

Invalidates a session. Invalidating a user session involves the Liberator Auth Module rerequesting details of what the user is looking at from Caplin Liberator and granting permissions accordingly. This enables the Liberator Auth Module to adjust a user's permissions in the middle of a session.

See also: auth_invalidate_sessions_by_name(); auth_invalidate_all_sessions()

void auth_invalidate_sessions_by_name	(	char *	name,
		int	num,
		int	flags
	)

Invalidate all sessions for a username.

Parameters

name	to invalidate sessions for
num	Number of sessions to invalidate (-1 for all)
flags	0 = just call auth_check_read() 1 = auth_check_read() and auth_map_object()

Invalidates a session. Invalidating a user session involves the Liberator Auth Module rerequesting details of what the user is looking at from Caplin Liberator and granting permissions accordingly. This enables the Liberator Auth Module to adjust a user's permissions in the middle of a session.

See also: auth_invalidate_sessions(); auth_invalidate_all_sessions()

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