When troubleshooting user authentication, you may see the following entries in a debug of the
user authentication process. In which order are these messages likely to appear?
A.
make_au, au_auth, au_fetchuser, au_auth_auth, cpLdapCheck, cpLdapGetUser
B.
make_au, au_auth, au_fetchuser, cpLdapGetUser, cpLdapCheck, au_auth_auth
C.
cpLdapGetUser, au_fetchuser, cpLdapCheck, make_au, au_auth, au_auth_auth
D.
au_fetchuser, make_au, au_auth, cpLdapGetUser, au_auth_auth, cpLdapCheck
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-make_au , au_auth, au_fetchuser, cpLdapGetUser, cpldapCheck, au_auth_auth
//debugs user authentication process
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CCSE student manual R77 p100
Functions: make_au, au_auth, au_fetchuser, cpLdapGetUser, cpLdapCheck
Auth starts with au_auth_auth, look for the authentication result
Answer B
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B. make_au, au_auth, au_fetchuser, cpLdapGetUser, cpLdapCheck, au_auth_auth
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