Ocamlnet 4 Reference Manual : Netmech_scram_gssapi

# Module Netmech_scram_gssapi

    module Netmech_scram_gssapi: sig .. end

The SCRAM security mechanism for GSS-API

This module needs the SHA-1 hash function. In order to use it, initialize crypto support, e.g. by including the `nettls-gnutls` packages and calling `Nettls_gnutls.init`.

See RFC 5802

    val scram_mech : Netsys_gssapi.oid

The OID of SCRAM

    class type client_key_ring = object .. end

A `client_key_ring` identifies the user on the client side

    class type server_key_verifier = object .. end

A `server_key_verifier` verifies on the server side that the users exist and have the right authentication credentials

    val scram_gss_api : ?client_key_ring:client_key_ring ->
           ?server_key_verifier:server_key_verifier ->
           Netmech_scram.profile -> (module Netsys_gssapi.GSSAPI)

Returns a standard-compliant GSS-API object for the passed SCRAM profile. The object can be used on the client side for all users whose passwords are available via `client_key_ring`. By default, the key ring is empty. On the server side, the object authenticates all users whose credentials are available via `server_key_verifier`. By default, no user can be verified.

SCRAM only allows usernames of type `NT_USER_NAME` for identifying users.

For principals (servers), this SCRAM implementation allows identifiers of type `NT_HOSTBASED_SERVICE` and `NT_USER_NAME`. Any such name can be used, because the SCRAM protocol does not use principal names. The contexts will always return the hostbased service "@" as name of the principals.

This implementation checks whether the messages are verified and unwrapped in the same order than generated, and reports this via the ``Unseq_token` and ``Gap_token` flags. Support for true replay detection (``Duplicate_token`) is not implemented, though. Replayed tokens will also be marked as ``Unseq_token`.