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Tridge, if you have time, you might want to look at the segfault I was still
seeing. Now I store the handle to the netlogon pipe in the global winbind
state and free it on the next entry into check_machacc. The problem seems to
be that talloc_free()ing a pipe struct from within a callback function on that
pipe is not possible. I think I can live with that, but it has been not really
obvious. To reproduce the segfault you might want to look at putting a
talloc_free(state->getcreds->out.netlogon) into
wbsrv_samba3_check_machacc_receive_creds. This is called from a dcerpc
callback function.
In particular if the check failed it would be nice if I could delete the pipe
directly and not post a different event to some winbind queue.
I tried to delete the pipe from a timed event triggered immediately, but this
also fails because the inner loop seems to hit the same event again, calling
it twice.
Volker
(This used to be commit 5436d77648)
destructors hanging off the stream connection don't trip more socket
events.
this should help with the problem volker described
(This used to be commit fd8eccd5bf)
I also think the method of getting rid of pstring isn't the right
one. I certainly do want to get rid of pstring/fstring, but the reason
for removing them is the use of arbitrary sized fixed length strings
on the stack and in structures. Changing to another fixed length stack
string format isn't really a win, and moving to use strncpy() is
actually worse than pstrcpy() as strncpy() has the absolutely awful
semantics of always zeroing all remaining bytes, so it ends up taking
a lot of cpu doing pointless memory writes.
I'd rather move to more use of asprintf()/talloc_asprintf() and
similar functions for dynamic string allocation.
You also have to be very careful about some of these system defined
string limits. One some systems PATH_MAX could be 64k or even larger,
which can quickly blow the stack out when you allocate a few of them.
(This used to be commit 194efd26e4)
directly, and expression based searches are converted to trees. This
makes for less conversions.
- allow the caller to supply a set of credentials via the ldb opaque
name 'credentials'. I will be using this in my ldb proxy module.
(This used to be commit af24f3d7fa)
directory now looks like the config.mk file but with different
punctuation.
The only weird bit is that it creates a proto.h file for each subsystem.
(This used to be commit 09d4abecb0)
of an existing socket, that is needed to handle WREPL_REPL_UPDATE
in the server, because we need to flig the connection and act as client on it
metze
(This used to be commit 131e5dfe69)
- the unknown flag 0x10 seems to mean that this name was localy registered on this
currently asked server, that flag is not present in replica records
metze
(This used to be commit ba3685c41d)
make wrepl_nbt_name a scalar type that is another
wire representation of struct nbt_name
give wrepl_name->flags a meaning
metze
(This used to be commit 5fa13d6c2b)
- add wrepl_nbt_name scalar type and do the pull/push in the ndr layer
instead of the caller
- give the flags and group_flag in the wrepl_name a meaning
metze
(This used to be commit b98efc2905)
Also add torture tests for this function and file_{load,save}. I've hardcoded
a file name here.. should I handle that neater somehow?
(This used to be commit 8fa383f182)
