sasl_listmech - Cyrus SASL documentation

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2.1.28                                             2025-02-28                                   SASL_LISTMECH(3)

intsasl_listmech(sasl_conn_t*conn,constchar*user,constchar*prefix,constchar*sep,constchar*suffix,constchar**result,unsigned*plen,int*pcount);sasl_listmech  returns  a  string  listing  the  SASL names of all the mechanisms available to the
              specified user. This is typically given to the client through  a  capability  command  or  initial
              server  response.  Client applications need this list so that they know what mechanisms the server
              supports.

              Parameters

                     • conn – the SASL context for this connection

                     • user – (optional) restricts the mechanism list to only those available to the user.

                     • prefix – appended to beginning of result

                     • sep – appended between mechanisms

                     • suffix – appended to end of result

                     • result – NULL terminated result string (allocated/freed by library)

                     • plen – length of result filled in by library. May be NULL

                     • pcount – Number of mechanisms available (filled in by library).  May be NULL

       sasl_listmech(conn,NULL,"(",",",")",&mechlist,NULL,NULL);

       may give the following string as a result:
          (ANONYMOUS,KERBEROS_V4,DIGEST‐MD5)

       sasl_listmech - Cyrus SASL documentation

       SASL functions should return SASL return codes.  See  sasl.h  for  a  complete  list.  SASL_OK  indicates
       success.

RFC4422,:saslman:sasl(3), sasl_server_new(3), sasl_errors(3), sasl_client_new(3)

       #include <sasl/sasl.h>

       int sasl_listmech(sasl_conn_t *conn,
                        const char *user,
                        const char *prefix,
                        const char *sep,
                        const char *suffix,
                        const char **result,
                        unsigned *plen,
                        int *pcount);