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client authenticate callback #91

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awakecoding opened this issue Sep 8, 2011 · 4 comments
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client authenticate callback #91

awakecoding opened this issue Sep 8, 2011 · 4 comments
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@awakecoding
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Add an interactive password prompt when connecting without passing enough of the credentials at command line.

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Currently, xfreerdp will prompt for a password if it wasn't passed at command-line first. However, to complete this task, we should have the core make use of callback to have the UI prompt the user for its credentials.

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shlevy commented Sep 28, 2011

@awakecoding: Should I work on this? I'm not sure exactly what this would entail, what should behave differently than it does currently?

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@shlevy: this one should be a no-brainer to me, it's more a change in the code structure than in functionality. we need to have the core make use of a callback similar to those used in graphical updates, and have the UI register for it instead. This would allow for clients like wfreerdp to use a graphical prompt instead of the command-line version, for instance.

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client authenticate callback has been added, some polishing might be required though, such as asking for the username and password if it hasn't been entered as well

mfleisz added a commit to mfleisz/FreeRDP that referenced this issue Oct 16, 2015
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Added ORIENTATION_PREFERENCE from WinUser.h.
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