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117 struct eap_sake_hdr *sake; in eap_sake_build_msg() local131 sake = wpabuf_put(msg, sizeof(*sake)); in eap_sake_build_msg()132 sake->version = EAP_SAKE_VERSION; in eap_sake_build_msg()133 sake->session_id = data->session_id; in eap_sake_build_msg()134 sake->subtype = subtype; in eap_sake_build_msg()
93 struct eap_sake_hdr *sake; in eap_sake_build_msg() local107 sake = wpabuf_put(msg, sizeof(*sake)); in eap_sake_build_msg()108 sake->version = EAP_SAKE_VERSION; in eap_sake_build_msg()109 sake->session_id = data->session_id; in eap_sake_build_msg()110 sake->subtype = subtype; in eap_sake_build_msg()
21 for the sake of "describing hardware"), it mostly just exposes firmware
41 # sake.
40 # redundant but is done for completeness sake.
40 # at the top level is somewhat redundant but ss done for completeness sake.
41 # it at the top level is somewhat redundant but is done for completeness sake.
43 # is done for completeness sake.
44 # is done for completeness sake.
38 # redundant but is done for completness sake.
39 # sake.
38 # at the top level is somewhat redundant but ss done for completness sake.
41 # is done for completness sake.
42 # is done for completness sake.
39 # it at the top level is somewhat redundant but is done for completness sake.
15 but for the sake of consistency this binding assumes that the same assignment
25 but for the sake of consistency this binding assumes that the same assignment
39 appropriate. Some may refuse non-PEM content for the sake of
63 also described in 'pcap-sita.html' for posterity sake.