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/* ***** BEGIN LICENSE BLOCK *****
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/*
* jarjart.h
*
* Functions for the Jartool, which is written in Java and
* requires wrappers located elsewhere in the client.
*
* Do not call these unless you are the Jartool, no matter
* how convenient they may appear.
*
*/
#ifndef _JARJART_H_
#define _JARJART_H_
/* return a list of certificate nicknames, separated by \n's */
extern char *JAR_JAR_list_certs (void);
/* validate archive, simple api */
extern int JAR_JAR_validate_archive (char *filename);
/* begin hash */
extern void *JAR_JAR_new_hash (int alg);
/* hash a streaming pile */
extern void *JAR_JAR_hash (int alg, void *cookie, int length, void *data);
/* end hash */
extern void *JAR_JAR_end_hash (int alg, void *cookie);
/* sign the archive (given an .SF file) with the given cert.
The password argument is a relic, PKCS11 now handles that. */
extern int JAR_JAR_sign_archive
(char *nickname, char *password, char *sf, char *outsig);
/* convert status to text */
extern char *JAR_JAR_get_error (int status);
#endif
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