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it's wrong. i've seen a packet from nt client on MAILSLOT\NETLOGON
with appended undocumented unicode tacked on the end and the response
contained undocumented unicode tacked on the end.
last count (probably an ENUM / resume handle) should always be returned
even if there are no items being returned.
- got fed up of seven intendation levels in cmd_samr.c, maximum recommended
in *any* code is three! made some sub-fns instead.
(you can do "lookupdomain MYDOMAIN" and "lookupdomain BUILTIN" and the
results won't be too surprising), but it will come in useful testing the
new password database code I'm working on.
* Added SAMR_LOOKUP_DOMAIN (-> SamrLookupDomainInSamServer)
* Added real SAMR_ENUM_DOM_GROUPS (corresponding to
SamrEnumerateGroupsInDomain). The existing one is just an alias for
SamrQueryDisplayInformation (see below).
* Added three extra info levels to SAMR_QUERY_DISPINFO. Info level 3 is
what was previously SAMR_ENUM_DOM_GROUPS; info levels 4 and 5 are
simple user/group list requests used by Win9x and I suspect (haven't
checked) the "low speed connection" User Manager.
* Added another two aliases for SAMR_QUERY_DISPINFO, opcodes 0x30 and
0x33. Usually the first is with info level 3 and the second 4 but there is
some overlap so indeed these should be implemented as just aliases.
* Return ERRDOS/ERRmoredata on extra data instead of
STATUS_BUFFER_OVERFLOW for Win95's benefit. On a named pipe this results
in an SMBreadX as usual.
Still need to fix SAMR_QUERY_DOMAIN_INFO which has a hard-coded number of
users and groups - which Win95 proceeds to truncate at.
Piping the output of smbmount back to autofs/automount was causing the
automount process to hang. Reason was that automount was depending
on the pipe to close to continue on, rather than detecting the child
signal. This occured with debug enabled and the daemon process was not
closing the stdout process. Disabling debuging avoids the problem.
Debugging is turned off in the cvs repository and a warning placed over
the debugging option.
caching the password if it came from the command line or from the environment.
This completes the set and deals with the bloody nusance when reconnecting
a connection after we have gone daemon... Grrr...
Added code to clean up the mount point following a catastrophic failure
during reconnect. The smbmount daemon was exiting but leaving the mount
point in an unusable state. If smbmount must exit following a reconnect
failure, we "unmount" the mount point and clean up mnttab. Currently,
the unmount works, fixing some really ugly I/O errors and failure when
trying to remount. The cleanup on mnttab still has problems. This
is better than what it was and doesn't break anything that wasn't broken
before, so I'm committing this in even with the mnttab problem. Will
commit the fix to that when I figure out what is busted there...
-mhw-
No more ugly static library buffers and all functions take a destination
string length (especially unistrcpy was rather dangerous; we were only
saved by the fact that datagrams are limited in size).
representation in the underlying database: removed this code.
for example, with the nt->unix mapping system (don't know about the ldap
one) if you want "Domain Admins" to appear you _must_ put it in the
domaingroup.map file.
the previous code was adding builtin aliases and well-known groups even
if they weren't in the domain maps. bad idea.
