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win32utils-devel@rubyforge.org

2004-Mar-11 20:37 UTC

[Win32utils-devel] win32-etc-0.2.2 testing wanted

I''ve commited code for win32-etc 0.2.2, which adds the configure_user
and
configure_group methods.  Testing appreciated.  On my home system, I
can''t
get configure_user to work, but I haven''t any real idea why it fails. 
The
configure_group method seems to work fine, however.

Dan

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2004-Mar-11 21:52 UTC

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See attached test results on Win XP (Home).

----- Original Message ----- 
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Subject: [Win32utils-devel] win32-etc-0.2.2 testing wanted

> I''ve commited code for win32-etc 0.2.2, which adds the
configure_user and
> configure_group methods.  Testing appreciated.  On my home system, I
can''t
> get configure_user to work, but I haven''t any real idea why it
fails.  The
> configure_group method seems to work fine, however.
>
> Dan
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Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
(C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.

C:\win32utils\win32-etc>..\install.cmd

C:\win32utils\win32-etc>ruby extconf.rb
checking for main() in netapi32.lib... yes
creating Makefile

C:\win32utils\win32-etc>nmake

Microsoft (R) Program Maintenance Utility   Version 6.00.8168.0
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp 1988-1998. All rights reserved.

        cl -nologo -MD -Zi -O2b2xg- -G6 -I. -Ic:/ruby/lib/ruby/1.8/i386-mswin32
-Ic:/ruby/lib/ruby/1.8/i386-mswin32 -I.  -I. -I./.. -I./../missing -c -Tcetc.c
etc.c
        cl -nologo -LD -Feetc.so etc.obj msvcrt-ruby18.lib netapi32.lib 
oldnames.lib user32.lib advapi32.lib wsock32.lib  -link -incremental:no -debug
-opt:ref -opt:icf -dll -libpath:"c:/ruby/lib"
-def:etc-i386-mswin32.def
   Creating library etc.lib and object etc.exp

C:\win32utils\win32-etc>nmake site-install

Microsoft (R) Program Maintenance Utility   Version 6.00.8168.0
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp 1988-1998. All rights reserved.

install -c -p -m 0755 etc.so c:/ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/i386-msvcrt/win32

C:\win32utils\win32-etc>cd test

C:\win32utils\win32-etc\test>ruby tc_etc.rb
Loaded suite tc_etc
Started
..............
Finished in 10.265 seconds.

14 tests, 28 assertions, 0 failures, 0 errors

C:\win32utils\win32-etc\test>ruby test.rb

VERSION: 0.2.2

getlogin test
============Shashank Date

getpwnam test
============#<struct Struct::Passwd name="Guest", uid=501,
comment="Built-in account for guest access to the computer/domain",
usr_comment="", full_name="", priv="guest",
auth_flags=[], password_age=0, home_dir="", parms="",
last_logon=1078538516, last_logoff=0, bad_pw_count=0, num_logons=2,
logon_server="\\\\*", country_code=0, workstations="",
max_storage=4294967295, code_page=0>

getpwuid test
============#<struct Struct::Passwd name="Guest", uid=501,
comment="Built-in account for guest access to the computer/domain",
usr_comment="", full_name="", priv="guest",
auth_flags=[], password_age=0, home_dir="", parms="",
last_logon=1078538516, last_logoff=0, bad_pw_count=0, num_logons=2,
logon_server="\\\\*", country_code=0, workstations="",
max_storage=4294967295, code_page=0>

getgrgid test
============#<struct Struct::Group name="None",
comment="Ordinary users", gid=513, type="global">

getgrnam test
============#<struct Struct::Group name="Guests",
comment="Guests have the same access as members of the Users group by
default, except for the Guest account which is further restricted",
gid=nil, type="local">

group test
=========#<struct Struct::Group name="Administrators",
comment="Administrators have complete and unrestricted access to the
computer", gid=nil, type="local">

#<struct Struct::Group name="Guests", comment="Guests have the
same access as members of the Users group by default, except for the Guest
account which is further restricted", gid=nil, type="local">

#<struct Struct::Group name="Users", comment="Users are
prevented from making accidental or intentional system-wide changes.  Thus,
Users can run certified applications, but not most legacy applications",
gid=nil, type="local">

#<struct Struct::Group name="Debugger Users",
comment="Debugger users can debug processes on this machine, both locally
and remotely", gid=nil, type="local">

#<struct Struct::Group name="HelpServicesGroup",
comment="Group for the Help and Support Center", gid=nil,
type="local">

#<struct Struct::Group name="None", comment="Ordinary
users", gid=513, type="global">


passwd test
==========#<struct Struct::Passwd name="Administrator", uid=500,
comment="Built-in account for administering the computer/domain",
usr_comment="", full_name="", priv="admin",
auth_flags=[], password_age=0, home_dir="", parms="",
last_logon=0, last_logoff=0, bad_pw_count=0, num_logons=0,
logon_server="\\\\*", country_code=0, workstations="",
max_storage=4294967295, code_page=0>

#<struct Struct::Passwd name="ASPNET", uid=1013,
comment="Account used for running the ASP.NET worker process
(aspnet_wp.exe)", usr_comment="Account used for running the ASP.NET
worker process (aspnet_wp.exe)", full_name="ASP.NET Machine
Account", priv="user", auth_flags=[], password_age=8629732,
home_dir="", parms="                                             
P\004\032\010\001CtxCfgPresent????\030\010\001CtxCfgFlags1????\022\010\001CtxShadow????*\002\001CtxMinEncryptionLevel?",
last_logon=0,
 last_logoff=0, bad_pw_count=0, num_logons=0, logon_server="\\\\*",
country_code=0, workstations="", max_storage=4294967295,
code_page=0>

#<struct Struct::Passwd name="Guest", uid=501,
comment="Built-in account for guest access to the computer/domain",
usr_comment="", full_name="", priv="guest",
auth_flags=[], password_age=0, home_dir="", parms="",
last_logon=1078538516, last_logoff=0, bad_pw_count=0, num_logons=2,
logon_server="\\\\*", country_code=0, workstations="",
max_storage=4294967295, code_page=0>

#<struct Struct::Passwd name="HelpAssistant", uid=1005,
comment="Account for Providing Remote Assistance",
usr_comment="", full_name="Remote Desktop Help Assistant
Account", priv="guest", auth_flags=[], password_age=13729710,
home_dir="", parms="", last_logon=0, last_logoff=0,
bad_pw_count=0, num_logons=0, logon_server="\\\\*", country_code=0,
workstations="", max_storage=4294967295, code_page=0>

#<struct Struct::Passwd name="Shashank Date", uid=1006,
comment="", usr_comment="", full_name="",
priv="admin", auth_flags=[], password_age=13735974,
home_dir="", parms="", last_logon=1079007403, last_logoff=0,
bad_pw_count=0, num_logons=352, logon_server="\\\\*", country_code=0,
workstations="", max_storage=4294967295, code_page=0>

#<struct Struct::Passwd name="SUPPORT_388945a0", uid=1002,
comment="This is a vendor''s account for the Help and Support
Service", usr_comment="", full_name="CN=Microsoft
Corporation,L=Redmond,S=Washington,C=US", priv="guest",
auth_flags=[], password_age=47458110, home_dir="", parms="",
last_logon=0, last_logoff=0, bad_pw_count=0, num_logons=0,
logon_server="\\\\*", country_code=0, workstations="",
max_storage=4294967295, code_page=0>

#<struct Struct::Passwd name="SUPPORT_b326ad0c", uid=1004,
comment="This is a vendor''s account for the Help and Support
Service", usr_comment="", full_name="CN=Compaq Computer
Corporation,L=Houston,S=Texas,C=US", priv="guest", auth_flags=[],
password_age=37639629, home_dir="", parms="", last_logon=0,
last_logoff=0, bad_pw_count=0, num_logons=0, logon_server="\\\\*",
country_code=0, workstations="", max_storage=4294967295,
code_page=0>

#<struct Struct::Passwd name="VUSR_MYLAPTOP", uid=1012,
comment="Account for the Visual Studio Analyzer server components",
usr_comment="", full_name="VSA Server Account",
priv="guest", auth_flags=[], password_age=13755096,
home_dir="", parms="", last_logon=0, last_logoff=0,
bad_pw_count=0, num_logons=0, logon_server="\\\\*", country_code=0,
workstations="", max_storage=4294967295, code_page=0>


Everything seems ok.
Now run ''nmake site-install'' if you wish to install

C:\win32utils\win32-etc\test>ruby test_admin.rb
test_admin.rb:51: syntax error
                :flags       => 0,
                 ^
test_admin.rb:53: syntax error

C:\win32utils\win32-etc\test>

win32utils-devel@rubyforge.org

2004-Mar-11 23:25 UTC

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>C:\win32utils\win32-etc\test>ruby test_admin.rb
>test_admin.rb:51: syntax error
>                :flags       => 0,
>                 ^
>test_admin.rb:53: syntax error
No, that''s just a typo.  Here''s what happens if I just try
this:

Etc::Admin.configure_user(
   :user_name => user,
   :description => "Total loser - delete asap"
)

C:\eclipse\workspace\win32-etc-0.2.2\test>ruby test_admin.rb -k foo
VERSION: 0.2.2
test_admin.rb:48:in `configure_user'': unknown error: 87 
(Win32::Etc::AdminError)

87 is "bad parameter".  I didn''t actually track down *which*
parameter (uh,
still trying to figure that out) but knowing that won''t make me less 
confused (will it?).

Any ideas?

Dan

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win32utils-devel@rubyforge.org

2004-Mar-12 00:07 UTC

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Hi Dan,
> No, that''s just a typo.  Here''s what happens if I just
try this:
Yes, indeed ! Sorry for the noise ...
> C:\eclipse\workspace\win32-etc-0.2.2\test>ruby test_admin.rb -k foo
> VERSION: 0.2.2
> test_admin.rb:48:in `configure_user'': unknown error: 87
> (Win32::Etc::AdminError)
>
> 87 is "bad parameter".  I didn''t actually track down
*which* parameter
(uh,> still trying to figure that out) but knowing that won''t make me
less
> confused (will it?).
I get a different error number 2221 which means:
      2221 The user name could not be found. NERR_UserNotFound


C:\win32utils\win32-etc\test>ruby test_admin.rb -k foo
VERSION: 0.2.2
test_admin.rb:48:in `configure_user'': unknown error: 2221
(Win32::Etc::AdminError)
        from test_admin.rb:48

C:\win32utils\win32-etc\test>

win32utils-devel@rubyforge.org

2004-Mar-12 09:56 UTC

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: win32utils-devel-bounces@rubyforge.org 
> [mailto:win32utils-devel-bounces@rubyforge.org] On Behalf Of 
> win32utils-devel@rubyforge.org
> Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 9:54 PM
> To: win32utils-devel@rubyforge.org
> Subject: Re: [Win32utils-devel] win32-etc-0.2.2 testing wanted
> 
> 
> 
> Hi Dan,
> 
> > No, that''s just a typo.  Here''s what happens if I
just try this:
> 
> Yes, indeed ! Sorry for the noise ...
> 
> > C:\eclipse\workspace\win32-etc-0.2.2\test>ruby test_admin.rb -k foo
> > VERSION: 0.2.2
> > test_admin.rb:48:in `configure_user'': unknown error: 87
> > (Win32::Etc::AdminError)
> >
> > 87 is "bad parameter".  I didn''t actually track
down
> *which* parameter
> (uh,
> > still trying to figure that out) but knowing that won''t 
> make me less 
> > confused (will it?).
> 
> I get a different error number 2221 which means:
>       2221 The user name could not be found. NERR_UserNotFound
> 
> 
> C:\win32utils\win32-etc\test>ruby test_admin.rb -k foo
> VERSION: 0.2.2
> test_admin.rb:48:in `configure_user'': unknown error: 2221
> (Win32::Etc::AdminError)
>         from test_admin.rb:48
> 
> C:\win32utils\win32-etc\test>
Hmm...I wondered if somehow it wasn''t finding the user.  The only thing
I could think of was that maybe it was a wide-character issue again
(I''ve seen that happen before).  That, or it''s not looking for
local
users, only global, but the docs don''t say that.

Ideas anyone?

Dan

win32utils-devel@rubyforge.org

2004-Mar-12 10:06 UTC

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Hi,
----- Original Message ----- 
From: <win32utils-devel@rubyforge.org>
To: <win32utils-devel@rubyforge.org>
Sent: Friday, March 12, 2004 1:12 PM
Subject: [Win32utils-devel] win32-etc-0.2.2 testing wanted

>
> >C:\win32utils\win32-etc\test>ruby test_admin.rb
> >test_admin.rb:51: syntax error
> >                :flags       => 0,
> >                 ^
> >test_admin.rb:53: syntax error
>
> No, that''s just a typo.  Here''s what happens if I just
try this:
>
> Etc::Admin.configure_user(
>    :user_name => user,
>    :description => "Total loser - delete asap"
> )
>
> C:\eclipse\workspace\win32-etc-0.2.2\test>ruby test_admin.rb -k foo
> VERSION: 0.2.2
> test_admin.rb:48:in `configure_user'': unknown error: 87
> (Win32::Etc::AdminError)
>
> 87 is "bad parameter".  I didn''t actually track down
*which* parameter
(uh,> still trying to figure that out) but knowing that won''t make me
less
> confused (will it?).
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Dan
>There was two bugs in etc.c

First, line 664 in function etc_add_user

   switch(rv)

should be

   switch(r)

Second, related USER_INFO_1 structure in etc_config_user
Try with LPUSER_INFO_1 like this:
=======================================================static VALUE
etc_config_user(VALUE mod, VALUE rbHash){
   LPUSER_INFO_1 puiUser = NULL;
   LPCWSTR lpServerName = NULL;
   LPCWSTR lpUser = NULL;
   VALUE rbVal;
   DWORD dwLevel = 1;
   NET_API_STATUS nStatus;
   LPDWORD index = 0;

   Check_Type(rbHash,T_HASH);
   rbHash = normalize(rbHash,"user");

   if( (rbVal = rb_hash_aref(rbHash,rb_str_new2("user_name"))) !=
Qnil){
      Check_Type(rbVal,T_STRING);
      lpUser = AllocWideLString(rbVal);
   }
   else{
      rb_raise(rb_eStandardError,"No user name provided");
   }

   if( (rbVal = rb_hash_aref(rbHash,rb_str_new2("host"))) != Qnil){
      Check_Type(rbVal,T_STRING);
      lpServerName = AllocWideLString(rbVal);
   }

   // Get the current info, change whatever is set by programmer
   nStatus = NetUserGetInfo(
      NULL,
      lpUser,
      dwLevel,
      (LPBYTE*)&puiUser
   );

   if(NERR_Success != nStatus){
      handle_user_error(nStatus);
   }

   if( (rbVal = rb_hash_aref(rbHash,rb_str_new2("password"))) !=
Qnil){
      puiUser->usri1_password = AllocWideLString(rbVal);
   }

   if( (rbVal = rb_hash_aref(rbHash,rb_str_new2("home_dir"))) !=
Qnil){
      Check_Type(rbVal,T_STRING);
      puiUser->usri1_home_dir = AllocWideLString(rbVal);
   }

   if( (rbVal = rb_hash_aref(rbHash,rb_str_new2("description"))) !=
Qnil){
      puiUser->usri1_comment = AllocWideLString(rbVal);
   }

   if( (rbVal = rb_hash_aref(rbHash,rb_str_new2("flags"))) != Qnil){
      puiUser->usri1_flags = NUM2INT(rbVal);
      // The docs say this value must be set, so I''ll do it
automatically
      puiUser->usri1_flags |= UF_SCRIPT;
   }

   if( (rbVal = rb_hash_aref(rbHash,rb_str_new2("script_path"))) !=
Qnil){
      puiUser->usri1_script_path = AllocWideLString(rbVal);
   }

   nStatus = NetUserSetInfo(
      NULL,
      lpUser,
      dwLevel,
      (LPBYTE)(puiUser),
      index
   );

   if(NERR_Success != nStatus){
      handle_user_error(nStatus);
   }

   return Qtrue;
}
=====================================================
Regards,

Park Heesob

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