Hi folks, i am writing to let all ou known i have finnished coding a library for parsing kerberos message as specified in RFC 1510. It was designed to be used for those having to handle kerberos protocol messages. I labeled it Mojave, mjv for short. Here are some of its features, that would make your mind on using it:
Correctness: I manage to write a correct code. It was designed from scratch, the only third party party function i ever used was: realloc, malloc and memcpy; nothing else. ** This requisite is not a goal, but an mandatory requirement. ** Performance: My first goal on mjv design was to have extremely efficient parsing done. I have accomplished the task. What really matter is the number of messages that may be parsed in a given interval of time. For instance: On my PIII-1G i could parse 1000000 credential messages containning 5 tickets each in no more than 1.43s. Memory usage is performed with extreme care, in order to avoid performance penalties. Ease-Of-Use: Very easy to use. Get it into your code with mininal effort, reducing development time. Portability: ANSI X3-159.1989 fully conformance. Although my development plataform is OpenBSD, i could compile the example program - that use the library, of course - with Microsoft Visual C/C++ with not a single effort on change the sources. That's it folks. I hope you do appreciate. I am really interested on seeking some with interest in testing/using it. Let me known, please. The url is: http://www.rootshell.be/~grios. The tarball holds the library into the adk tree. The tmp/mjv have some examples for parsing KDc-REQ/REP, AP-REQ/REP and the like. Compile and link it with the library. I hope for your comments. ________________________________________________ Kerberos mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/kerberos
