UserMgr.h File Reference

#include <CompilerKit/CompilerKit.h>
#include <KernelKit/KPC.h>
#include <NeKit/Config.h>
#include <NeKit/KString.h>

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Classes
class	Kernel::User
	System User class. More...

Namespaces
namespace	Kernel
	UPS inline definitions.

Macros
#define	kMgmtUser   "NEKERNEL/MGMT/%s"
#define	kGuestUser   "NEKERNEL/GUEST/%s"
#define	kStdUser   "NEKERNEL/STD/%s"
#define	kUsersDir   "/users/"
#define	kMaxUserNameLen   (256U)
#define	kMaxUserTokenLen   (256U)

Typedefs
typedef Char *	Kernel::UserPublicKey
typedef Char	Kernel::UserPublicKeyType

Enumerations
enum class	Kernel::UserRingKind : Int32 {   Kernel::kRingInvalid = 0 , Kernel::kRingStdUser = 444 , Kernel::kRingSuperUser = 666 , Kernel::kRingGuestUser = 777 ,   Kernel::kRingCount = 3 }

Variables
User *	Kernel::kCurrentUser = nullptr
User *	Kernel::kRootUser = nullptr

Macro Definition Documentation

kGuestUser

#define kGuestUser   "NEKERNEL/GUEST/%s"

kMaxUserNameLen

#define kMaxUserNameLen   (256U)

kMaxUserTokenLen

#define kMaxUserTokenLen   (256U)

kMgmtUser

#define kMgmtUser   "NEKERNEL/MGMT/%s"

! We got the MGMT, STD (s format) and GUEST users, all are used to make authorized operations.

kStdUser

#define kStdUser   "NEKERNEL/STD/%s"

kUsersDir

#define kUsersDir   "/users/"