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/* $Id$ */

#include "credprov.h"

/* Functions for handling our credentials type.
*/

khm_int32 KHMAPI
cred_is_equal(khm_handle cred1,
              khm_handle cred2,
              void * rock) {

    khm_int32 result;

    /* TODO: Check any additional fields to determine if the two
       credentials are equal or not. */

    /* Note that this is actually a comparison function.  It should
       return 0 if the credentials are found to be equal, and non-zero
       if they are not.  We just set this to 0 if we don't need to
       check any additional fields and accept the two credentials as
       being equal.  By the time this function is called, the
       identity, name and type of the credentials have already been
       found to be equal. */
    result = 0;

    return result;
}
