| Index: trunk/src/chrome/browser/chromeos/policy/device_local_account.h
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| --- trunk/src/chrome/browser/chromeos/policy/device_local_account.h (revision 229896)
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| +++ trunk/src/chrome/browser/chromeos/policy/device_local_account.h (working copy)
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| @@ -32,22 +32,6 @@
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| ~DeviceLocalAccount();
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| Type type;
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| - // A device-local account has two identifiers:
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| - // * The |account_id| is chosen by the entity that defines the device-local
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| - // account. The only constraints are that the |account_id| be unique and,
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| - // for legacy reasons, it contain an @ symbol.
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| - // * The |user_id| is a synthesized identifier that is guaranteed to be
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| - // unique, contain an @ symbol, not collide with the |user_id| of any other
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| - // user on the device (such as regular users or supervised users) and be
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| - // identifiable as belonging to a device-local account by.
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| - // The |account_id| is primarily used by policy code: If device policy defines
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| - // a device-local account with a certain |account_id|, the user policy for
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| - // that account has to be fetched by referencing the same |account_id|.
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| - // The |user_id| is passed to the chromeos::UserManager where it becomes part
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| - // of the global user list on the device. The |account_id| would not be safe
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| - // to use here as it is a free-form identifier that could conflict with
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| - // another |user_id| on the device and cannot be easily identified as
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| - // belonging to a device-local account.
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| std::string account_id;
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| std::string user_id;
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| std::string kiosk_app_id;
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