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query.
domain groups now work, hurrah! only thing is that the description is
one character long, don't know why (which is wierd in itself).
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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...
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- split sam_passwd and smb_passwd into separate higher-order function tables
- renamed struct smb_passwd's "smb_user" to "unix_user". added "nt_user"
plus user_rid, and added a "wrap" function in both sam_passwd and smb_passwd
password databases to fill in the blank entries that are not obtained
from whatever password database API instance is being used.
NOTE: whenever a struct smb_passwd or struct sam_passwd is used, it MUST
be initialised with pwdb_sam_init() or pwd_smb_init(), see chgpasswd.c
for the only example outside of the password database APIs i could find.
- added query_useraliases code to rpcclient.
- dealt with some nasty interdependencies involving non-smbd programs
and the password database API. this is still not satisfactorily
resolved completelely, but it's the best i can do for now.
- #ifdef'd out some password database options so that people don't
mistakenly set them unless they recompile to _use_ those options.
lots of debugging done, it's still not finished. the unix/NT uid/gid
and user-rid/group-rid issues are better, but not perfect. the "BUILTIN"
domain is still missing: users cannot be added to "BUILTIN" groups yet,
as we only have an "alias" db API and a "group" db API but not "builtin-alias"
db API...
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unix groups are not explicitly mapped.
i.e as a PDC or BDC you can have domain groups, as a member of a domain
you cannot.
as a member of a domain, unmapped unix groups are assumed to be aliases,
and as a PDC or BDC, unmapped unix groups are assumed to be unix groups.
there is _one_ other check needed with aliases to be added: unmapped unix
groups that have the same name as an NT group on the PDC (for which i will
need to write an LsaLookupNames call) should be assumed to be domain groups
on the PDC.
(This used to be commit 53b49b44e13a4ca9818ebc947372b1374831b568)
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