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Add operations are denied since these are single-valued - only replace is
allowed.
This is only provisorily at the moment - we need to implement the triggers
specified in MS-ADTS.
this avoids one place of a GNU make dependency.
Portable make sucks a bit as it has no way of defining variables for a limited
set of targets only. Manual duplication of target rules is the only way to
achieve what we need.
If someone actually knows a trick how to do this without target duplication,
let me know.
some compilers (HP and Sun e.g.) output warning messages on stderr for unknown
options and we ended up partly using some unwanted random compile flags we
did't intend to use.
Windows 2000 does strictly request header signing on some requests also if the
server doesn't provide it. But there is a small trick (don't reset the actual
session info) to make these special RPC operations work without a full header
signing implementation.
This fixes for example the list of domain groups in local groups when displayed
sing the local user/group management tool.
And this should finally fix bug #7113.
The patch was inspired by another one by tridge and abartlet: http://gitweb.samba.org/samba.git/?p=tridge/samba.git;a=commitdiff;h=2dc19e2878371264606575d3fc09176776be7729
- param names made more clear what they stand for
- user RID out param is now optional, so that this function may
be used in cases where we don't need user RID
- SAMR connection handle is closed as it is not used further
(we should play nice with servers)
- name changed to test_domain_open to be more alike athore functions
in utils.c file
- output parameters moved to the end param list definition just
after mem_ctx so it is somehow more clear those params are OUT
- param names made more clear what they stand for
- dom_sid out param is now optional, so that this function may
be used in cases where we don't need dom_sid
- SAMR connection handle is closed as it is not used further
This doesn't really belong in util_sid.c, and has much more in common
with the other functions in util_names.c
Andrew Bartlett
Signed-off-by: Stefan Metzmacher <metze@samba.org>
