That is correct. The headers I'm using forces me to include security.h instead. The headers may be incorrect, but including security.h solves the problem.
However, the problem is that when using #include <security.h>
it's not my system include but the pike security.h file that is included. The result is not the same...
#include "/include/security.h" solves the problem.
/ Marcus Agehall (Scanian)
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2004-04-06 12:54: Subject: WINAPI
Looks like you haven't included <Sspi.h>.
/ Henrik Grubbström (Lysator)