Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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/*++
Copyright (c) 1989 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
cscsec.h
Abstract:
This module implements all security related definitions for disconnected
operation of Client Side Caching
Revision History:
Balan Sethu Raman [SethuR] 6-October-1997
Notes:
--*/
#ifndef _SECURITY_H_
#define _SECURITY_H_
// The following functions are used to store/retrieve the access rights information
// for the various files/directories cached in the CSC database.
// routines to initialize/teardown the access rights infrastructure in CSC
extern DWORD
CscInitializeSecurity(
LPVOID ShadowDatabaseName);
extern DWORD
CscTearDownSecurity(LPSTR s);
extern DWORD
CscInitializeSecurityDescriptor();
extern DWORD
CscUninitializeSecurityDescriptor();
//
// The CSC access rights database is organized around SIDs. SIDs uniquely identify
// an user across reboots, i.e., they are persistent.
//
typedef USHORT CSC_SID_INDEX, *PCSC_SID_INDEX;
extern DWORD
CscAddSidToDatabase(
PVOID pSid,
ULONG SidLength,
PCSC_SID_INDEX pSidindex);
extern DWORD
CscRemoveSidFromDatabase(
PVOID pSid,
ULONG SidLength);
typedef struct _CSC_SID_ACCESS_RIGHTS_ {
PVOID pSid;
ULONG SidLength;
ULONG MaximalAccessRights;
} CSC_SID_ACCESS_RIGHTS, *PCSC_SID_ACCESS_RIGHTS;
extern DWORD
CscAddMaximalAccessRightsForSids(
HSHADOW hParent,
HSHADOW hShadow,
ULONG NumberOfSids,
PCSC_SID_ACCESS_RIGHTS pSidAccessRights);
extern DWORD
CscAddMaximalAccessRightsForShare(
HSERVER hServer,
ULONG NumberOfSids,
PCSC_SID_ACCESS_RIGHTS pSidAccessRights);
extern DWORD
CscRemoveMaximalAccessRightsForSid(
HSHADOW hParent,
HSHADOW hShadow,
PVOID pSid,
ULONG SidLength);
//
// Since there are large number of files cached for a given SID the access rights
// are stored corresponding to a SID index. The SIDs are stored persistently in
// a special SID mapping file in the CSC database. Currently the SIDs are
// stored as an array and linear comparions are made. Since the number of SIDs
// will be typically less than 10 in any given system this organization suffices.
// The length of the SID is cached to facilitate quicker comparisons and avoid
// recomputation using the security API's.
//
typedef struct _CSC_SID_ {
ULONG SidLength;
PVOID pSid;
} CSC_SID, *PCSC_SID;
typedef struct _CSC_SIDS_ {
ULONG MaximumNumberOfSids;
ULONG NumberOfSids;
CSC_SID Sids[];
} CSC_SIDS, *PCSC_SIDS;
// Two special indexes are distinguished, the CSC_GUEST_SID_INDEX which is used as
// the default access rights indicator when the SID does not map to a valid
// index and CSC_INVALID_SID_INDEX to indicate an invalid SID mapping.
//
#define CSC_GUEST_SID (PVOID)(0x11111111)
#define CSC_GUEST_SID_LENGTH (0x4)
// Achtung !!! these should match with those in shdcom.h
#define CSC_GUEST_SID_INDEX (0xfffe)
#define CSC_INVALID_SID_INDEX (0x0)
// Achtung !!! this should match with that in shdcom.h
#define CSC_MAXIMUM_NUMBER_OF_CACHED_SID_INDEXES (0x4)
#define CSC_SID_QUANTUM (0x2)
extern CSC_SID_INDEX
CscMapSidToIndex(
PVOID pSid,
ULONG SidLength);
//
// Currently access rights for upto four users are cached with any given file in
// the CSC database. This is based upon the fact that 4 DWORDs have been allocated
// for the security information in the CSC database. The file system specific
// access rights are 9 bits long ( it has been rounded off to 16 bits) and 16
// bits are used for the SID index. It is possible to increase this to 8 by
// squeezing in the SID index to the 7 bits in the 16 bits allocated for
// access rights.
//
#define MAXIMUM_NUMBER_OF_USERS (0x4)
typedef struct _ACCESS_RIGHTS_ {
CSC_SID_INDEX SidIndex;
USHORT MaximalRights;
} ACCESS_RIGHTS, *PACCESS_RIGHTS;
typedef struct _CACHED_ACCESS_RIGHTS_ {
ACCESS_RIGHTS AccessRights[MAXIMUM_NUMBER_OF_USERS];
} CACHED_SECURITY_INFORMATION, *PCACHED_SECURITY_INFORMATION;
//
// All the global variables used in mapping/evaluating access rights are aggregated
// in the CSC_SECURITY data structure. Currently it contains the sid mapping file
// in the CSC database and the in memory data structure used.
//
typedef struct _CSC_SECURITY_ {
CSCHFILE hSidMappingsFile;
PCSC_SIDS pCscSids;
LPVOID ShadowDatabaseName;
} CSC_SECURITY, *PCSC_SECURITY;
#endif