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happened because init_dom_ref did not find the domain in question in
the list of already mentioned domains.
Could others please double-check this?
Thanks,
Volker
(no need to include all of smbd files to use some basic sec functions)
also minor compile fixes
couldn't compile to test these due to some kerberos problems wirh 3.0,
but on HEAD they're working well, so I suppose it's ok to commit
me to expose a type arguement to make_sec_desc(). We weren't copying
the SE_DESC_DACL_AUTO_INHERITED flag which could cause errors on
auto inherited checks.
Jeremy.
The code was nice, but put in the wrong place (group mapping) and not
supported by most of the code, thus useless.
We will put back most of the code when our infrastructure will be changed
so that privileges actually really make sense to be set.
This is a first patch of a set to enhance all our mapping code cleaness and
stability towards a sane next beta for 3.0 code base
Simo.
lp_workgroup(), for all other server this is global_myname().
This is the name of the domain for accounts on *this* system, and getting
this wrong caused interesting bugs with 'take ownership' on member servers
and standalone servers at Snap.
(They lookup the username that they got, then convert that to a SID - but
becouse the domain out of the smbpasswd entry was wrong, we would fail the
lookup).
Andrew Bartlett
include a domain portion, do a gethostbyname() lookup on that name.
Use this name in our PolicyPrimaryDomainInformation reply (_lsa_query_info2)
that Win2k uses when trying to trust us as a trusted domain.
(We need to do a better mapping between our Netbios and Win2k domain names,
but this will do for now - particularly annoying is the way this possibly needs
to map with our kerberos realm).
Andrew Bartlett
The work here includes:
- metze' set/changed patch, which avoids making changes to ldap on unmodified
attributes.
- volker's group mapping in passdb patch
- volker's samsync stuff
- volkers SAMR changes.
- mezte's connection caching patch
- my recent changes (fix magic root check, ldap ssl)
Andrew Bartlett
non-domain Samba server from a NT4 client.
Note that this exactly reverses a change by Jeremy on the 18th of
December 2001, reverting the code back to what JF originally wrote. I
have looked carefully with a sniffer and JFs original NULL sid is
correct (ie. it matches what NT4 does) and also fixes the problem.
Sending a blank sid (which is what jeremy's patch did) causes NT4 to
give a classic "parameter is incorrect error" and prevents the
addition of new ACLs.
in become_root()/unbecome_root().
Also only allocate the memory the client reqests - and don't allow the client
to trigger an SMB_ASSERT if they ask for 'more'.
Up the maximum number of sids allowed, and note that this is an arbiary guess,
and can be raised without consequence.
Andrew Bartlett
some cleanup of the lsa_open_policy and lsa_open_policy2 parser. the
length fields are not correct but that's what NT send. We don't anymore
underflow or overflow the decoding.
added the domain admins group to the default SD.
we are now checking the desired access flag in the lsa_open_policy_X()
calls and in most functions also.
J.F.
not the privileges. Usually we don't need them, so the memory is free
early.
lib/util_sid.c: added some helper functions to check an SID.
passdb/passdb.c: renamed local_lookup_rid() to local_lookup_sid() and pass
an RID all the way. If the group doesn't exist on the domain SID,
don't return a faked one as it can collide with a builtin one. Some rpc
structures have been badly designed, they return only rids and force the
client to do subsequent lsa_lookup_sid() on the domain sid and the builtin
sid !
rpc_server/srv_util.c: wrote a new version of get_domain_user_groups().
Only the samr code uses it atm. It uses the group mapping code instead of
a bloody hard coded crap. The netlogon code will use it too, but I have to
do some test first.
J.F.
This time it's a PRIVILEGE_SET struct instead of a simple uint32 array. It
makes much more sense. Also added a uint32 systemaccount to the GROUP_MAP
struct as some privilege showing in USRMGR.EXE are not real privs but a
bitmask flag. I guess it's an heritage from NT 3.0 ! I could setup an NT
3.1 box to verify, but I'm too lazy (yes I still have my CDs).
Added 3 more LSA calls: SetSystemAccount, AddPrivileges and
RemovePrivileges, we can manage all this privilege from UserManager.
Time to change the NT_USER_TOKEN struct and add checks in all the rpc
functions. Fun, fun, fun.
J.F.
an array of uint32. That's not perfect but that's better.
Added more privileges too.
Changed the local_lookup_rid/name functions in passdb.c to check if the
group is mapped. Makes the LSA rpc calls return correct groups
Corrected the return code in the LSA server code enum_sids.
Only enumerate well known aliases if they are mapped to real unix groups.
Won't confuse user seeing groups not available.
Added a short/long view to smbgroupedit.
now decoding rpc calls to add/remove privileges to sid.
J.F.
