gssproxy

#221 Properly locate credentials in collection caches in mechglue
Merged by rharwood. Opened by rharwood.
rharwood/gssproxy ccache_store_again  into  master

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  • First commit fixes an (unlikely) incorrect return path
  • Second commit is an unused variable removal
  • Third commit is a refactor
  • Fourth commit is the titular one

5 new commits added

  • Fix uses of default_cred to match the defined behavior
  • Properly locate credentials in collection caches in mechglue
  • Separate cred and ccache manipulation in gpp_store_remote_creds()
  • Fix unused variable
  • Fix a krb5 error code being returned as GSS major

Added more comments to the fourth commit. Clarified the use of default_cred.

Added a fifth commit that attempts to fix the uses of default_cred in the codebase. This should probably be reviewed thoroughly to make sure that they're right, and that I didn't miss any that need fixing.

4 new commits added

  • Properly locate credentials in collection caches in mechglue
  • Separate cred and ccache manipulation in gpp_store_remote_creds()
  • Fix unused variable
  • Fix a krb5 error code being returned as GSS major

Dropped fifth commit.

Renamed variable in gpp_store_remote_creds and clarified documentation thereof slightly.

1 new commit added

  • Correct handling of unitialized credentials

4 new commits added

  • Properly locate credentials in collection caches in mechglue
  • Separate cred and ccache manipulation in gpp_store_remote_creds()
  • Fix unused variable
  • Fix a krb5 error code being returned as GSS major

4 new commits added

  • Properly locate credentials in collection caches in mechglue
  • Separate cred and ccache manipulation in gpp_store_remote_creds()
  • Fix unused variable
  • Fix a krb5 error code being returned as GSS major

Commit 670240a6 fixes this pull-request

Pull-Request has been merged by rharwood
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