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Simple Authentication Security Layer Library Functions
                                               sasl_errors(3SASL)



NAME
     sasl_errors - SASL error codes

SYNOPSIS
     #include 


DESCRIPTION
     This man page describes the general error codes that can  be
     returned  by calls into the SASL library. The meaning of the
     error code can vary slightly based upon the context  of  the
     call from which it is returned.

ERRORS
  Common Result Codes
     SASL_OK          The call was successful.


     SASL_CONTINUE    Another step is  required  for  authentica-
                      tion.


     SASL_FAILURE     Generic failure.


     SASL_NOMEM       Memory shortage failure.


     SASL_BUFOVER     Overflowed buffer.


     SASL_NOMECH      The mechanism  was  not  supported,  or  no
                      mechanisms matched the requirements.


     SASL_BADPROT     The protocol was bad, invalid or cancelled.


     SASL_NOT DONE    Cannot request information. Not  applicable
                      until later in the exchange.


     SASL_BADPARAM    An invalid parameter was supplied.


     SASL_TRYAGAIN    Transient failure, for example, a weak key.


     SASL_BADMAC      Integrity check failed.





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     SASL_NOTINIT     SASL library not initialized.


  Client Only Result Codes
     SASL_INTERACT     Needs user interaction.


     SASL_BADSERV      Server failed mutual authentication step.


     SASL_WRONGMECH    Mechanism does not support  the  requested
                       feature.


  Server Only Result Codes
     SASL_BADAUTH     Authentication failure.


     SASL_NOAUTHZ     Authorization failure.


     SASL_TOOWEAK     The mechanism is too weak for this user.


     SASL_ENCRYPT     Encryption is needed to use this mechanism.


     SASL_TRANS       One time use of a plaintext  password  will
                      enable requested mechanism for user.


     SASL_EXPIRED     The passphrase expired and must be reset.


     SASL_DISABLED    Account disabled.


     SASL_NOUSER      User not found.


     SASL_BADVERS     Version mismatch with plug-in.


     SASL_NOVERIFY    The user exists, but there is  no  verifier
                      for the user.


  Password Setting Result Codes
     SASL_PWLOCK        Passphrase locked.





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     SASL_NOCHANGE      The requested change was not needed.


     SASL_WEAKPASS      The passphrase is too weak  for  security
                        policy.


     SASL_NOUSERPASS    User supplied passwords are  not  permit-
                        ted.


ATTRIBUTES
     See attributes(5) for descriptions of the  following  attri-
     butes:



     _______________________________________________________________
    |       ATTRIBUTE TYPE        |         ATTRIBUTE VALUE        |
    |_____________________________|________________________________|
    | Availability                | system/library/security/libsasl|
    |_____________________________|________________________________|
    | Interface Stability         | Committed                      |
    |_____________________________|________________________________|
    | MT-Level                    | Safe                           |
    |_____________________________|________________________________|


SEE ALSO
     attributes(5)
























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