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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Files	Lines
1999-03-09	Greg Dickie spotted some wierd memory corruption problem with group	Luke Leighton	1	-7/+7
	database enumeration. (This used to be commit b0381bb262f51fca916fb951fc0c7e54a58e2dd3)
1999-02-19	last unix group not being listed. spotted by jacques sansdrap.	Luke Leighton	1	-1/+1
	(This used to be commit 2d5fc5c7cf2086c396c853c13a3409bfac77d05c)
1999-02-03	cache unix groups so that two-level getgrent calls don't occur.	Luke Leighton	1	-11/+53
	(This used to be commit f7dfa55a2e191ae780d399026bce48f68cda4bf0)
1998-12-07	- lib/unix_sec_ctxt.c	Luke Leighton	1	-5/+22
	attempt at taking lib/uid.c and getting a unix security context change module that is independent of "cnums" and "snums". a security context is needed for pipes, not just IPC$ or other services. - group database API added add_group/alias_member, del_group/alias_member, del_group/alias_entry functions. del_builtin_entry() is deliberately set to NULL to cause an exception, you cannot delete builtin aliases. - parse_lsa.c srv_lsa.c fixed lookup_names code, it was a load of trash and didn't do anything. - cmd_samr.c rpcclient.c srv_samr.c added "deletegroup", "deletealias", "delaliasmem", "delgroupmem", "addgroupmem", "addaliasmem", "createalias", "creategroup", to both client and server code. server code calls into unix stubs right now, which don't actually do anything. the only instance where they are expected to do anything is in appliance mode NOT even in the ldap code or anything. client code modified to call samr_lookup_names() for group code (because we can) and lsa_lookup_names() for alias code (because we have to). - srv_lookup.c oops, lookup on unsplit name, we got lookup on DOMAIN, DOMAIN\name instead of DOMAIN, name. (This used to be commit b8175702ef61b8b37b078f38e81452c00a5e2986)
1998-12-01	ok. unix-nt mapping code issues	Luke Leighton	1	-2/+2
	need to check, when looking up group members, that a group member is a unix user [being mapped to an nt user] FIRST then if that fails check that a group member is a unix group [being mapped to an nt group]. why? because you can have group names in a unix /etc/group file with the same name as users. this _might_ be a problem... (This used to be commit 585d47644d3d709ccdfd5135c5f77166b609eb3b)
1998-11-30	builtin alias password API	Luke Leighton	1	-0/+268
	(This used to be commit 58c0f0a77c396a6021596c84d4a30b1c9a4b1419)