| auth.c |
system headers |
45016 |
- |
| auth.h |
Our state |
6565 |
- |
| b64.c |
Modified from: |
7438 |
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| b64.h |
Base64 encodes blocks of this many bytes: |
2560 |
- |
| context.c |
system headers |
16909 |
- |
| context.h |
Forward declare |
7862 |
- |
| context_priv.c |
system headers |
3297 |
- |
| context_priv.h |
The part of the fragmented message we've seen so far |
2725 |
- |
| dh.c |
system headers |
14150 |
- |
| dh.h |
Which half of the secure session id should be shown in bold? |
3578 |
- |
| instag.c |
system headers |
6899 |
- |
| instag.h |
Most secure, based on: conv status,
then fingerprint status, then most recent. |
3148 |
- |
| Makefile.am |
|
486 |
- |
| Makefile.in |
|
22270 |
- |
| mem.c |
Memory allocation routines for libgcrypt. All of the session key
information gets allocated through here, so we can wipe it out when
it's free()d. We don't use the built-in secmem functions of
libgcrypt because you need to declare a fixed amount of it when you
start up.
Because "secure" and "insecure" allocations from libgcrypt will get
handled the same way (since we're not going to be running as root,
and so won't actually have pinned memory), pretend all allocated
memory (but just from libgcrypt) is requested secure, and wipe it on
free(). |
4817 |
- |
| mem.h |
Compare two memory blocks in time dependent on the length of the
blocks, but not their contents. Returns 1 if they differ, 0 if they
are the same. |
1307 |
- |
| message.c |
system headers |
65486 |
- |
| message.h |
These define the events used to indicate status of SMP to the UI |
19942 |
- |
| privkey-t.h |
The list of privkeys currently being constructed, possibly in a
background thread |
1544 |
- |
| privkey.c |
system headers |
25995 |
- |
| privkey.h |
The length of a string representing a human-readable version of a
fingerprint (including the trailing NUL) |
6841 |
- |
| proto.c |
OTR Protocol implementation. This file should be independent of
gaim, so that it can be used to make other clients. |
32286 |
- |
| proto.h |
If we ever see this sequence in a plaintext message, we'll assume the
other side speaks OTR, and try to establish a connection. |
6253 |
- |
| serial.h |
Write version and msg type into bufp |
3070 |
- |
| sm.c |
system headers |
32522 |
- |
| sm.h |
All is going fine so far |
3070 |
- |
| tlv.c |
Make a single TLV, copying the supplied data |
3021 |
- |
| tlv.h |
TLV types |
2937 |
- |
| userstate.c |
system headers |
2084 |
- |
| userstate.h |
Create a new OtrlUserState. Most clients will only need one of
these. A OtrlUserState encapsulates the list of known fingerprints
and the list of private keys; if you have separate files for these
things for (say) different users, use different OtrlUserStates. If
you've got only one user, with multiple accounts all stored together
in the same fingerprint store and privkey store files, use just one
OtrlUserState. |
1901 |
- |
| version.h |
|
1131 |
- |