/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE ... pnt_entry.incl.pl1 */

/* Modified 790702 by C. Hornig for MSF PNT */
/* Modified 84-07-18 BIM for V2, aim ranges, long passwords. */
/* Modified 84-09-25 for operator attribute... -E. A. Ranzenbach */
/* Modified 85-03-05 E. Swenson for user_validated_time */

/**** The ms_table_mgr_ has fixed sized entries, for now.
      The presence of a version field and some pad allow
      us to have incrementally-upgraded PNTE's in a future change.
*/

/**** The conversion to V2 copies the existing encrypted passwords.
      Since the 32 character scrambling algorithm will not give the
      same results, the short_XX flags indicate that the old scrambler
      should be used. The short flags are automatically turned off
      by calls to update the password with the long-scrambled form. */

/* format: style4,insnl,delnl */

declare  pntep pointer automatic;
declare  1 pnt_entry based (pntep) aligned,		/* declaration of a single PNT entry */
	 2 version fixed bin,
	 2 private aligned,
	   3 pw_flags aligned,
	     4 short_pw bit (1) unal,			/* ON password is eight-character form */
	     4 short_network_pw bit (1) unal,		/* ON card password is eight character form. */
	   3 password character (32),			/* person's password */
	   3 network_password character (32),
	 2 public,
	   3 user_id character (32),			/* user ID (for alias entries */
	   3 alias character (8),
	   3 default_project character (16),		/* user's default project */
	   3 flags,				/* one-bit flags */
	     4 has_password bit (1) unaligned,
	     4 has_network_password bit (1) unaligned,
	     4 trap bit (1) unal,			/* If this password is used, holler */
	     4 lock bit (1) unal,			/* prevent login if on. */
	     4 nochange bit (1) unal,			/* user cannot change password */
	     4 must_change bit unal,			/* user must change password at next login */
	     4 pw_time_lock bit (1) unal,		/* if password has a time lock */
	     4 generate_pw bit (1) unal,		/* ON if we give new pw, OFF lets user select new pw */
	     4 last_bad_pw_reported bit (1) unal,	/* ON if user has NOT been told about last bad password  */
	     4 operator bit (1) unal,			/* ON if user can login as an operator... */
	     4 pads bit (26) unal,
	   3 n_good_pw fixed bin,			/* Number of good passwords */
	   3 n_bad_pw fixed bin,			/* Number of wrong passwords */
	   3 n_bad_pw_since_good fixed bin,		/* Number of wrong passwords since good */
	   3 time_pw_changed fixed bin (71),		/* When password was modified by user */

	   3 time_last_good_pw fixed bin (71),
	   3 time_last_bad_pw fixed bin (71),		/* When pw was last given wrong */
	   3 bad_pw_term_id character (4),		/* where bad password from */
	   3 bad_pw_line_type fixed bin (17),		/* ... */
	   3 bad_pw_term_type character (32),
	   3 password_timelock fixed bin (71),		/* Password is locked up until here */
	   3 person_authorization (2) bit (72),		/* authorization of this person */
	   3 default_person_authorization bit (72),	/* default authorization of this person */
	   3 audit bit (36),			/* audit flags for person */
	   3 pad1 bit (36),				/* pad to even word boundary */
	   3 user_validated_time fixed bin (71),		/* time this PNT entry was last validated by an administrator */
	 2 pad (80 - 64) bit (36) aligned;

declare  PNT_ENTRY_VERSION_2 fixed bin init (2) int static options (constant);

/* END INCLUDE FILE ... pnte.incl.pl1 */


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