Windows NT 4.0 source code leak
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/*++
Copyright (c) 1987-1993 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
ReplGbl.h
Abstract:
Constants and some global data definition.
Author:
Ported from Lan Man 2.x
Environment:
Contains NT-specific code.
Requires ANSI C extensions: slash-slash comments, long external names.
Notes:
The caller must include <lmcons.h> before this file.
Revision History:
10/28/91 (madana)
ported to NT. Converted to NT style.
20-Jan-1992 JohnRo
Changed file name from repl.h to replgbl.h to avoid MIDL conflict.
More changes suggested by PC-LINT.
22-Jan-1992 JohnRo
Moved current role from P_repl_sw to ReplGlobalRole.
24-Jan-1992 JohnRo
Changed to use LPTSTR etc.
Added ReplGlobal variables corresponding to the old P_ variables.
09-Feb-1992 JohnRo
Set up to dynamically change role.
05-Mar-1992 JohnRo
Changed ReplMain's interface to match new service controller.
06-Mar-1992 JohnRo
Avoid starting RPC server too soon.
24-Mar-1992 JohnRo
Renamed many ReplGlobal vars to ReplConfig vars.
11-Aug-1992 JohnRo
RAID 2115: repl svc should wait while stopping or changing roles.
08-Dec-1992 JohnRo
RAID 3316: access violation while stopping the replicator
05-Jan-1993 JohnRo
Repl WAN support (get rid of repl name list limits).
24-May-1993 JohnRo
RAID 10587: repl could deadlock with changed NetpStopRpcServer(), so
just call ExitProcess() instead.
--*/
#ifndef _REPLGBL_
#define _REPLGBL_
#include <netlock.h> // LPNET_LOCK.
//#include <repldefs.h> // MAX_NAME_BUF.
#include <winsvc.h> // SERVICE_STATUS_HANDLE, etc.
//
// "config" variables (read at startup and settable by NetReplSetInfo).
//
extern LPNET_LOCK ReplConfigLock; // decl and init in repl.c
extern DWORD ReplConfigRole; // Locked by ReplConfigLock.
extern TCHAR ReplConfigExportPath[PATHLEN+1]; // Ditto.
extern LPTSTR ReplConfigExportList; // Ditto.
extern TCHAR ReplConfigImportPath[PATHLEN+1]; // Ditto.
extern LPTSTR ReplConfigImportList; // Ditto.
extern TCHAR ReplConfigLogonUserName[UNLEN+1]; // Ditto.
extern DWORD ReplConfigInterval; // Ditto.
extern DWORD ReplConfigPulse; // Ditto.
extern DWORD ReplConfigGuardTime; // Ditto.
extern DWORD ReplConfigRandom; // Ditto.
//
// Variables to control termination of the service.
//
extern HANDLE ReplGlobalClientTerminateEvent;
extern HANDLE ReplGlobalMasterTerminateEvent;
//
// Variables to control service startup.
//
extern HANDLE ReplGlobalExportStartupEvent;
extern HANDLE ReplGlobalImportStartupEvent;
//
// Variables to control service stop.
//
extern BOOL ReplGlobalIsServiceStopping;
extern DWORD ReplGlobalCheckpoint;
//
// client thread handle
//
extern HANDLE ReplGlobalClientThreadHandle;
//
// master thread handle
//
extern HANDLE ReplGlobalMasterThreadHandle;
//
// Variables to control service error report.
//
extern SERVICE_STATUS_HANDLE ReplGlobalServiceHandle;
extern DWORD ReplGlobalUninstallUicCode;
//
// We talk to both downlevel and NT clients, who want ANSI and Unicode
// strings respectively. So, let's maintain copies of this (presumably
// constant) data in both forms:
//
extern WCHAR ReplGlobalUnicodeComputerName[CNLEN+1];
extern WCHAR ReplGlobalUnicodeDomainName[DNLEN+1];
extern CHAR ReplGlobalAnsiComputerName[CNLEN+1];
extern CHAR ReplGlobalAnsiDomainName[DNLEN+1];
extern LPTSTR ReplGlobalComputerName; // points to one of the above.
extern LPTSTR ReplGlobalDomainName; // points to one of the above.
#endif // _REPLGBL_