Function svn_cmdline_create_auth_baton2 

pub unsafe extern "C" fn svn_cmdline_create_auth_baton2(
    ab: *mut *mut svn_auth_baton_t,
    non_interactive: svn_boolean_t,
    username: *const c_char,
    password: *const c_char,
    config_dir: *const c_char,
    no_auth_cache: svn_boolean_t,
    trust_server_cert_unknown_ca: svn_boolean_t,
    trust_server_cert_cn_mismatch: svn_boolean_t,
    trust_server_cert_expired: svn_boolean_t,
    trust_server_cert_not_yet_valid: svn_boolean_t,
    trust_server_cert_other_failure: svn_boolean_t,
    cfg: *mut svn_config_t,
    cancel_func: svn_cancel_func_t,
    cancel_baton: *mut c_void,
    pool: *mut apr_pool_t,
) -> *mut svn_error_t

Set @a *ab to an authentication baton allocated from @a pool and initialized with the standard set of authentication providers used by the command line client.

@a non_interactive, @a username, @a password, @a config_dir, and @a no_auth_cache are the values of the command line options of the corresponding names.

If @a non_interactive is @c TRUE, then the following parameters control whether an invalid SSL certificate will be accepted regardless of a specific verification failure:

@a trust_server_cert_unknown_ca: If @c TRUE, accept certificates from unknown certificate authorities.

@a trust_server_cert_cn_mismatch: If @c TRUE, accept certificates even if the Common Name attribute of the certificate differs from the hostname of the server.

@a trust_server_cert_expired: If @c TRUE, accept certificates even if they are expired.

@a trust_server_cert_not_yet_valid: If @c TRUE, accept certificates from the future.

@a trust_server_cert_other_failure: If @c TRUE, accept certificates even if any other verification failure than the above occured.

@a cfg is the @c SVN_CONFIG_CATEGORY_CONFIG configuration, and @a cancel_func and @a cancel_baton control the cancellation of the prompting providers that are initialized.

Use @a pool for all allocations.

@since New in 1.9.