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which we can use to link against Samba unit test programs. Now we can
compile and link unit tests without having to create 4MB executables
for each program
It's called libbigballofmud.so both to discourage casual usage and
also to reflect what the dependencies within Samba have become.
Also tidied up some of Richard's code (I don't think he uses the compiler
flags -g -Wall -Wshadow -Wstrict-prototypes -Wpointer-arith -Wcast-qual like
I do :-) :-).
Jeremy.
link it on a per-program basis.
Next step is to make -lpopt apply only to the right programs, which might
help some of this kind of thing show up on Linux.
Andrew Bartlett
(quoting his mail)
Ok, here's round two of splitting up the library dependencies. I think
the first one's been steeping in CVS for long enough now.
This splits off the "authentication" libs (libpam, libcrypt) into their
own group. A modest gain, but you've gotta start somewhere.
Steve Langasek
postmodern programmer
In order to reduce complexity, this patch removes the upper layer of the SAM
API. Also, we remove the function pointers on the sam context - there really
is no point making these replaceable - that's for the modules.
Move a number of functions in include/interface.c around to allow for use of
'static' and to keep the external API in one chunk, at the bottem. All these
functions were renamed to remove the context_sam -> sam
Consequential changes in the samtest module, and back out metze's change for
ACB filtering, becouse I think it belongs in the SAM backeds. (But I will take
debate on this one).
Changes to the lib/util_sid.c code to create a 'system' token, and make it a
SAM_ASSERT() enforced requirement to have a token on those calls that specify
it. samtest now uses this.
We should have a samtest call to set your own token.
We also need to extend our se_access code to cover the things that Win2k is
returning in it's access tokens. Currently our system token doesn't pass, due
to unexpected flags. (When running sam_ads against Win2k)
Andrew Bartlett
This module, primarilly the work of "Stefan (metze) Metzmacher"
<metze@metzemix.de>, uses the Active Directory schema to store the
user/group/other information. I've been testing it against a real AD server,
and it is intended to work with OpenLDAP as well.
I've moved a few functions around in our other libads code, which has made it
easier to tap into that existing code.
Also, I've made some changes to the SAM interface, I hope there are not too
many objections... To ensure we don't get silly bugs in the skel module, it
is now in the default compile. This way you should not forget to update it :-)
Andrew Bartlett
be traversals being attempted. Yes, this was from bitter experience (and
an out of control server :-). Also allow callers to break out of a tdb_chainlock
with sigalarm if desired.
Jeremy.
and doesn't actually call sendfile. Needs to be vectored through the
VFS and tested on all supported platforms (Solaris/HPUX/FreeBSD/Linux).
Linux doesn't actually work (2.4.19 kernel) at the moment because it
doesn't have a 64-bit clean sendfile.
Jeremy.
Rafal Szczesniak <mimir@diament.ists.pwr.wroc.pl>
It includes a conversion of make_user_info*() to NTSTATUS and some minor
changes to other files.
It also picks up on a nasty segfault that can occour in some security=domain
cases.
Andrew Bartlett
to extend the ADS_STATUS system to include NTSTATUS, and to provide a better
general infrustructure for his sam_ads work.
I've also added some extra failure mode DEBUG()s to parts of the code.
NOTE: The ADS_ERR_OK() macro is rather sensitive to braketing issues - without
the final set of brakets, the test is essentially inverted - causing some
intersting 'error = success' messages...
Andrew Bartlett
