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Notes: @(#)pwserv.h 13.1 (RC International) 91/02/01 */
Names: »pwserv.h«
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/* @(#)pwserv.h 13.1 (RC International) 91/02/01 */
/*
* getpwent() <=> pwserv message formats
*/
/*
* Message formats
*/
enum pwreq { PWSERV_NEXT, PWSERV_UID, PWSERV_NAME, PWSERV_RESTART };
struct pwserv_req
{
int pid; /* requestor pid (key for resp) */
enum pwreq req;
union
{
int entry; /* entry in pwd file, init. 0 */
int uid;
char name[16];
} u;
};
struct pwserv_resp
{
int eof;
char name[16];
char passwd[16];
int uid;
int gid;
char gecos[80];
char dir[80];
char shell[64];
};
#define PWREQNODE "/%s/dev/passwd.req" /* %s => puname */
#define PWRESNODE "/%s/dev/passwd.res" /* %s => puname */
#define PWFILE "/etc/passwd"
#define PWREQ_KEY 0x7fffffff /* not a legal pid */