/**
 * A client-side 802.1x implementation supporting EAP/TLS
 *
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/*******************************************************************
 * The driver function for a Linux application layer EAPOL 
 * implementation
 * File: userconf.h
 *
 * Authors: Chris.Hessing@utah.edu, Terry.Simons@utah.edu
 *
 * $Id: userconf.h,v 1.5 2003/03/04 06:10:08 npetroni Exp $
 * $Date: 2003/03/04 06:10:08 $
 *******************************************************************/

#ifndef USERCONF_H_
#define USERCONF_H_

struct userconf {
  char *username;  //The username we are authenticating.
  char *password;  //If there is one for the type of auth we are using.
  
  char *root_cert; //The filename of the root cert.
  char *client_cert; //The filename of the client cert.
  char *key_file;    //The filename that holds the client cert. key.
  char *auth;        //The same as the :auth type in the config file.
  char *preferred_auth;  //The type of auth we want to do.
  char *client_type; // This this a wired or wireless connection?
  int chunk_size;    // The size of the TLS chunks to send.
  char *random_file; // The file to get random data out of.
  char *first_auth;  // command to run after first authentication
  char *after_auth;  // command to run after all subsequent authentications
};

void initalize_user_conf(); // Set up the user configuration structure.
void clean_user_conf();     // Free everything, call this on quit.

char *get_username();  //Return the username
void set_username(char *); // Set the username;

char *get_password();  //Get the password
void set_password(char *); // Set the password;

char *get_root_cert(); //Get the path to the root cert.
void set_root_cert(char *); //Set the path to the root cert.

char *get_client_cert();
void set_client_cert(char *);

char *get_key_file();
void set_key_file(char *);

char *get_auth();
void set_auth(char *);

char *get_preferred_auth();
void set_preferred_auth(char *);

char *get_client_type();
void set_client_type(char *);

int get_chunk_size();
void set_chunk_size(int);

char *get_random_file();
void set_random_file(char *);

char *get_first_auth();
void set_first_auth(char *);

char *get_after_auth();
void set_after_auth(char *);

void print_userconf();    // dump userconf (except passwd)

#endif