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Signed-off-by: Avi Deitcher <[email protected]>
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Hi @hirochachacha what can I do to help move this along? |
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Probably wont change after almost a year of your first Issue to that topic: @hirochachacha I would also really like to have anonymous support and when an interface is provided, it should be injectable. So plus one on this PR |
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The members of the
Initiator interfaceare private. That makes it impossible to plug in other initiators that might have additional capabilities (e.g., see the one that supports anonymous auth here from #29 ).This PR changes those to public, so that you can plug others ones in. It also changes the one implementation,
NTLMInitiator, to use public methods so it implements the modified interface. Finally, it changes the one place (spnego.go) that references it to use the modified interface members.This does not change the
go-smb2functionality at all, but does make it more pluggable.