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Changed smbpasswd to be client-server for a normal user, rather
than accessing the private/smbpasswd file directly (it still accesses
this file directly when run as root, so root can add users/change a
users password without knowing the old password).
A shakeout of this change is that smbpasswd can now be used to
change a users password on a remote NT machine (yep - you heard
that one right - we can now change a NT password from UNIX !!!!!).
Jeremy.
(This used to be commit 20770b6f1c25288e90d3e0d215afa7f0809ce124)
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Jeremy.
(This used to be commit e02e3bcbbd4333113dde7bef47763fb229148007)
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that Andrew pointed out.
Jeremy.
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"name resolve order" parameter.
source/Makefile: Re-ordered link for name resolve order code.
source/clientgen.c:
source/clientutil.c: Added calls to resolve_name().
source/includes.h: Added HPUX zombie fix.
source/loadparm.c: Added new name resolve order parameter.
source/namequery.c: Re-wrote to include parsing of lmhosts file, new resolve_name()
function requested by John.
source/nmbd.c: Tell resolve_name not to do WINS lookups if we are the WINS server.
source/nmbd_lmhosts.c: Call lmhosts parsing functions in namequery.c
source/password.c: Call resolve_name() to lookup security=server name.
source/reply.c:
source/time.c:
source/trans2.c: "fake directory create times" fix from Jim Hague - hague@research.canon.com.au.
source/util.c: Removed isalnum() test in Get_Hostname() that seems to cause
problems on many systems.
Jeremy.
(This used to be commit 7f118970da7c43eaddcf92dc056d3e849f1e7d5c)
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This is merely updating the Copyright statements from 1997 to 1998.
It's a once a year thing :-).
NO OTHER CHANGES WERE MADE.
Jeremy.
(This used to be commit b9c16977231efb274e08856f7f3f4408dad6d96c)
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from Max Khon <max@iclub.nsu.ru>.
chgpasswd.c: Allow old RAP change password to work with encrypted
passwords. Samba can now allow Windows 95/NT clients to securely
change the Lanman password ! (But not the NT hash - that gets lost).
ipc.c:
smbdes.c:
smbpass.c: Support for the above.
server.c: #ifdef'ed out fix for NT redirector bug.
util.c: Fix NIS bug with server name.
Jeremy.
(This used to be commit cd9fad92d0316e5a0007ba3c5668906dc2f011f1)
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server.c: Test fix for NT worstation SMBmv oplock bug.
smbdes.c: Addition of 'forward' parameter in preparation of allowing
password change.
Jeremy.
(This used to be commit 0b0b1fb122a52e67a8fdc77d013ad0b3bbb90d19)
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clientgen.c:
clientutil.c:
clitar.c: Changed usage of receive_smb to new function client_receive_smb
except for one use of receive_smb in client.c. This is the
receive_smb used to discard packets received whilst in a
keyboard wait state.
util.c: Created new function client_receive_smb that ignores session
keepalives just as the old receive_smb used to do. Created
internal function read_smb_length_return_keepalive that is
used internally by the changed receive_smb call.
Changed read_smb_len to not use an internal buffer - it is
never called with a null buffer so such code is redundant.
Jeremy.
(This used to be commit 1084fb46821cb96702da35439da4a8df9d255698)
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back into the main tree.
For the cvs logs of all the files starting nmbd_*.c, look
in the JRA_NMBD_REWRITE branch. That branch has now been
discontinued.
Jeremy.
(This used to be commit d80b0cb645f81d16734929a0b27a91c6650499bb)
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reply.c: Changed reply_open_and_X to split out the oplock
request bits from core and extended and if an oplock was granted only set
the corresponding bit on reply.
server.c: Added code to dynamically allocate i/o buffers in oplock_break
(prevents recursion problems) , also made reset of sent_oplock_break
explicit.
Jeremy.
(This used to be commit 16e55ee2b8be9a4210d8cf87691cdf42373759d2)
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added test in smbtorture for the server updating the directory modify
time when a file is added to a directory
cleanup in smbtorture so no garbage files are left on the server
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W95 doesn't seem to support this call.
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This tests for things like midnight access times, sticky create times
and word reversed INFO_STANDARD returns
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added support for choosing the protocol level in smbtorture (-m option)
use -1 for null date in cli_close()
get the attributes right in cli_open()
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option is used.
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parameters to cli_NetServerEnum()
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remove problems.
Jeremy
(This used to be commit 4a36ac236c2ad634f05efcd0179875d09988614a)
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separated out smb server-mode password validation into a separate file.
added called and calling netbios names to client gen state: referenced
section in rfc1002.txt.
created workstation trust account checking code in ntclient.c
there might be a bug in reply_session_setup_andX. i indented and added { }
around single-line if statements: the lm password checking code now doesn't
look right (around the GUEST_SESSSETUP bits). *no code semantics have been
changed by the indentation process*.
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are ones that I know Samba fails. They are:
1) correct support for retaining locks over a close (ie. the server
must not use posix semantics)
2) support for lock timeouts
3) the server supports multiple locking contexts on the one SMB
connection, distinguished by PID.
4) the server correctly fails overlapping locks made by the same PID (this
goes against POSIX behaviour, which is why it is tricky to implement)
5) the server denies unlock requests by an incorrect client PID
I've been discussing with Jeremy ways that we can re-implement the
locking code to handle these correctly. This test code will be useful
to see that we have got it right.
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This should fix the byte order problems (maybe!)
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techniques more accurately.
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Q/R LSA_REQ_CHAL; Q/R LSA_AUTH2; Q/R LSA_SAMLOGON; Q/R LSA_SAMLOGOFF.
the last (non-essential right now) bit is the LSA_SRV_PWSET.
the next stage is to do LSA_OPENPOLICY; add the pipe binds (missing right
now); then we can test against an NT Server.
(This used to be commit 0a549e62fbf11a3ff1f1de663176e30006553e08)
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in clientutil.c (Luke, you can't just copy a global variable
declaration from one file to another, you need to declare one of them
extern)
(This used to be commit 944ecbcbd47afcc20e2e408a06d57c7b8d0d86a8)
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code, which means we don't have to link with a fake getpass routine
and we don't have a whole pile of global variables that really have
nothing to do with nmbd and were there to keep the client code happy.
The code should function identically to what it did before (hopefully
it was correct)
The only thing that now uses the horrible clientutil.c code is
smbclient.
(This used to be commit 4bf5c03b18f88b566f3ac12cc4b3a9c5c96fd35d)
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adding bits for new nt domain code
byteorder.h :
trying to get macros right, and not to crash on SUNOS5...
client.c :
added #ifdef NTDOMAIN, and created do_nt_login() function. don't
want to have to recompile client.c unless absolutely necessary.
credentials.c :
moved deal_with_creds() [possibly inappropriately] into credentials.c
ipc.c reply.c server.c uid.c :
attempting to make (un)become_root() functions calleable from smbclient.
this is a little tricky: smbclient might have to be another setuid
root program, immediately setuid'ing to non-root, so that we can
reset-uid to root to get at the smbpasswd file. or, have a secure
pipe mechanism to smbd to grab smbpasswd entries. or the like.
smbdes.c smbencrypt.c :
created a function to generate lm and nt owf hashes.
lsaparse.c ntclient.c smbparse.c :
added nt client LSA_AUTH2 code. it works, too!
pipenetlog.c pipentlsa.c pipesrvsvc.c :
simplification. code-shuffling. getting that damn offset right
for the opcode in RPC_HDR.
smb.h :
changed dcinfo xxx_creds to DOM_CRED structures instead of DOM_CHAL.
we might need to store the server times as well.
proto.h :
the usual.
(This used to be commit 82436a3d99d4bdce249ce9ff27fd2ca4b2447e07)
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adding some debug info
pipenetlog.c pipentlsa.c pipesrvsvc.c :
using unistrn2 instead of unistr2 in the SAM logon username.
wrong offset for command in request (use "reserved" field
not cancel_count. AGH i'll get there)
(This used to be commit 6d301d2cfd25b18ba18685d926d7a5bc08695b6d)
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added a structure that wraps nt errors as strings and enums, so we
can do a smb_nt_error() function.
Makefile ntclient.c :
added ntclient.c, broken out nt domain stuff into a separate file.
getting fed up of compile-times and size of client.c.
fixed the do_lsa_req_chal() function. made it read the response,
and return the challenge credentials received from the server.
next stop: do_lsa_auth_2().
client.c :
removed nt domain logon functions into a separate file.
pipenetlog.c pipentlsa.c pipesrvsvc.c smbparse.c :
i'd broken the offsets of the RPC_HDR while trying to sort out the
nt client code. fixed it again. added some robustness stuff.
util.c :
the unistrn2() function was null-terminating the string at one
character too many.
(This used to be commit 39cec7f698c4461aee05cfbb213879fbd486117d)
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clashed with the currently-used cli_setup_pkt() in clientutil.c
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I realised this afternoon just how easy it is to add this, so I
thought I'd implement it while the idea was fresh.
nmbd forks at startup and uses a pipe to talk to its child. The child
does the DNS lookups and the file descriptor of the child is added to
the main select loop.
While I was doing this I discovered a bug in nmbd that explains why
the dns proxy option has been so expensive. The DNS cache entries in
the WINS list were never being checked, which means we always did a
DNS lookup even if we have done it before and it is in cache. I'm sure
this used to work (I tested the DNS cache when I added it) so someone
broke it :-(
Anyway, the async DNS gets rid of the problem completely. I'll commit
just the fix to the DNS cache bug to the 1.9.17 tree.
You can disable async DNS by adding -DSYNC_DNS to the compile flags.
(This used to be commit 178e27de0791c1ff3268cb456ed5c5efc9ac2a01)
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to fix the password server code, so I didn't use SMBlib. This code is
fairly generic and uses a "struct cli_state" to hold the client
state.
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SAM logon sorting. too many buffer pointers. added in the missing
switch value (value of 3). dealing with the buffer pointers to the
user info structure in a slightly different way.
(This used to be commit 7993e17c9a1edddae6407d3f12790c461def705a)
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whoops, the SAM Logon structure was wrong. updated this, and
cifsntdomain.txt. more debug info in pipenetlog.c. the crash
is somewhere around deal_with_credentials().
byteorder.h :
put in uint8, uint16 and uint32 typecasts around debug info, because
sign extending was resulting in ffffffe8 being displayed instead of e8.
credentials.c :
some debugging info, because i'm tracking a coredump. without gdb.
nothing like making things difficult.
reply.c :
whoops, missed this (important) bit from paul's code, which tells
the NT workstation that the MACHINE$ entry doesn't already exist,
and we're going to create a default entry with a password "machine"
right now.
proto.h:
the usual.
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changed the order of arguments to smbhash() in credentials.c. Luke,
when you changed from E1() to smbhash() you didn't notice that the
arguments are in a different order. This is why your new code was
failing.
NT logon still fails, but now gets to SAMLOGON. It shouldn't take much
to get it working now.
(This used to be commit 708edc348f0fb81d9c918e4bf857f339a13a3781)
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debugging output wasn't (still isn't) perfect.
credentials.c lsaparse.c smbparse.c :
added DEBUG strings.
pipes.c :
lost some changes, to do with setup of RPC headers. arg.
(This used to be commit 9fdd697d17b68293bb95fd68f44c24f0f5b97f5f)
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added credentials.c to smbd
credentials.c:
using credential structures instead of char*
password.c uid.c server.c:
added sid and attr to user_struct.
smbdes.c:
smbhash and str_to_key make public instead of private.
pipes.c smb.h:
lsa structures, sub-functions.
proto.h:
usual.
(This used to be commit 87a0a944855a673d693d934e446bdc231b1c7f02)
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use UTIME structure (defined and commented in smb.h to be time, secs,
since 01jan1970)
pipes.c:
another sub-function.
util.c:
added char *unistr2(uint16 *buff) function. same as unistr except
it takes uint16* instead of char*.
smbparse.c smb.h:
more structure sorting.
proto.h:
the usual.
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Jeremy (jallison@whistle.com)
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- move routines about a bit between smbencrypt.c and smbdes.c. Ensure
that there is no entry point for normal DES operation
- add the following comment:
This code is NOT a complete DES implementation. It implements only
the minimum necessary for SMB authentication, as used by all SMB
products (including every copy of Microsoft Windows95 ever sold)
In particular, it can only do a unchained forward DES pass. This
means it is not possible to use this code for encryption/decryption
of data, instead it is only useful as a "hash" algorithm.
There is no entry point into this code that allows normal DES operation.
I believe this means that this code does not come under ITAR
regulations but this is NOT a legal opinion. If you are concerned
about the applicability of ITAR regulations to this code then you
should confirm it for yourself (and maybe let me know if you come
up with a different answer to the one above)
(This used to be commit 35b92e725f351c9a9f2846a6b55f71c234f187c7)
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I had one of the sbox[] constants wrong, which interestingly gave a
20% chance of the whole algorithm failing.
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doesn't have any worries about RSA copyright.
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