kerberos

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Index

• func CloneConfig(c *krb.Client) *krb.Client
• type CompletedConfig
  • func (c CompletedConfig) New() (*krb.Client, error)
  • func (c CompletedConfig) Validate() error
• type Config
  • func NewConfig() *Config
  • func (o *Config) Complete() CompletedConfig

Functions

func CloneConfig

func CloneConfig(c *krb.Client) *krb.Client

Types

type CompletedConfig

type CompletedConfig struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func (CompletedConfig) New

func (c CompletedConfig) New() (*krb.Client, error)

New creates a new server which logically combines the handling chain with the passed server. The handler chain in particular can be difficult as it starts delgating. New usually called after Complete

func (CompletedConfig) Validate

func (c CompletedConfig) Validate() error

Validate checks Config.

type Config

type Config struct {
	UserName             string // hdfs/quickstart.cloudera
	ServicePrincipleName string // <SERVICE>/<FQDN>, hdfs/quickstart.cloudera
	Realm                string // EXAMPLE.COM, CLOUDERA

	// Load Order If Not Empty
	Password string

	CCacheString string
	KeyTabString string
	ConfigString string

	CCacheFile string
	KeyTabFile string
	ConfigFile string
	Validator  *validator.Validate
}

Config Code borrowed from https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes call chains: NewConfig -> Complete -> [Validate] -> New|Apply

func NewConfig

func NewConfig() *Config

NewConfig returns a Config struct with the default values

func (*Config) Complete

func (o *Config) Complete() CompletedConfig

Complete fills in any fields not set that are required to have valid data and can be derived from other fields. If you're going to ApplyOptions, do that first. It's mutating the receiver.