1oath_authenticate_usersfile(3) liboath oath_authenticate_usersfile(3)
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6 oath_authenticate_usersfile - API function
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9 #include <oath.h>
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11 int oath_authenticate_usersfile(const char * usersfile, const char *
12 username, const char * otp, size_t window, const char * passwd, time_t
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16 const char * usersfile
17 string with user credential filename, in UsersFile format
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19 const char * username
20 string with name of user
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22 const char * otp
23 string with one-time password to authenticate
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25 size_t window
26 how many past/future OTPs to search
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28 const char * passwd
29 string with password, or NULL to disable password checking
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31 time_t * last_otp
32 output variable holding last successful authentication
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35 Authenticate user named username with the one-time password otp and
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39 Note that for TOTP the usersfile will only record the last OTP and use
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45 On successful validation, OATH_OK is returned. If the supplied otp is
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65liboath 2.6.6 oath_authenticate_usersfile(3)