HP-UX AAA Server A.08.00.01 Administrator's Guide

Table D-3 HP-UX AAA Server Debug Levels
Level of InformationDebug Level
Minimal information1
2 • Level 1 information
and
• High-level FSM output and limited
function tracing
3 • Level 2 information
and
• Full function tracing
4 • Level 3 information
and
• Low-level FSM and configuration file
output
format A printf-style format string.
arg Arguments to replace values in the format string. For more information,
see the printf(3) manpage.
NOTE: If the arguments are insufficient for the format, the behavior can
be unexpected.
Return
Returns one of the following values:
0
If the message is logged.
1
If the message is queued.
-1
If the message is not logged or queued.
Asynchronous Event and I/O APIs
The HP-UX AAA Server maintains a global list of file descriptors and calls system
functions, to monitor file descriptors for inbound messages. Programmers writing a
socket based AATV, or any file descriptor-based AATV, can use the APIs discussed in
this section, to register or unregister the socket (or file descriptor) with the HP-UX AAA
Server and schedule an event. This set of APIs can also be used in a scenario where
user profiles are stored in a repository that the HP-UX AAA Server software does not
recognize. You can write your action to communicate with the data store or an
intermediary application through a socket.
580 Header Files, Data Structures, and APIs in the HP-UX AAA Server SDK