Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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/*++
Copyright (c) 1990-91 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
pathcan.c
Abstract:
Net path canonicalization routines:
NetpwCanonicalize
Notes:
The Nt versions of these routines are kept in the NetApi Dll and are
(usually) called locally. If the caller specifies a remote computer
name then we try to RPC the request. If that fails the wrapper routine
which attempts RPC will call down-level.
OLDPATHS support has been removed from this module in keeping with the
N-1 (this product and its immediate predecessor) philosophy of NT.
Therefore, we always expect a down-level server to be able to handle a
remoted canonicalization request. We don't cover for Lan Manager 1.x
Types of paths we expect to receive in this routine:
- relative path
e.g. foo\bar
- absolute path (path specified from root, but no drive or computer name)
e.g. \foo\bar
- UNC path
e.g. \\computer\share\foo
- disk path (full path specified with disk drive)
e.g. d:\foo\bar
Author:
Richard L Firth (rfirth) 06-Jan-1992
from an original script by danny glasser (dannygl)
Revision History:
--*/
#include "nticanon.h"
//
// routines
//
NET_API_STATUS
NetpwPathCanonicalize(
IN LPTSTR PathName,
IN LPTSTR Outbuf,
IN DWORD OutbufLen,
IN LPTSTR Prefix OPTIONAL,
IN OUT LPDWORD PathType,
IN DWORD Flags
)
/*++
Routine Description:
NetpPathCanonicalize produces the canonical version of the specified
pathname.
The canonical form of PRN is LPT1
The canonical form of AUX is COM1
If the value of <PathType> on entry has not been determined
by a prior (successful) call to NetpPathType, it must be set to 0.
Even if it is set to the correct non-zero value on entry, it may be
changed by this function, since the canonicalized version of a name
may be of a different type than the original version (e.g. if the
prefix is used).
Arguments:
PathName - The pathname to canonicalize
Outbuf - The place to store the canonicalized version of the pathname
OutbufLen - The size, in bytes, of <Outbuf>
Prefix - Optional prefix to use when canonicalizing a relative pathname
PathType - The place to store the type. If the type does not contain
zero on function entry, the function assumes that this type
has been determined already by a call to NetpPathType
Flags - Flags to determine operation. MBZ
Return Value:
NET_API_STATUS
Success - NERR_Success
Failure - ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER
ERROR_INVALID_NAME
NERR_BufTooSmall
--*/
{
DWORD rc = 0;
BOOL noPrefix = ((Prefix == NULL) || (*Prefix == TCHAR_EOS));
DWORD typeOfPrefix;
DWORD typeOfPath;
#ifdef CANONDBG
NetpKdPrint(("NetpwPathCanonicalize\n"));
#endif
typeOfPath = *PathType;
if (Flags & INPCA_FLAGS_RESERVED) {
return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
}
//
// Determine type of pathname, if it hasn't been determined yet
// Abort on error
//
if (!typeOfPath) {
if (rc = NetpwPathType(PathName, &typeOfPath, 0)) {
return rc;
}
}
//
// Validate prefix, if there is one
// Abort on error
//
if (!noPrefix) {
if (rc = NetpwPathType(Prefix, &typeOfPrefix, 0)) {
return rc;
}
}
//
// Set the output buffer to the null string (or return with an error, if
// it's zero length). Note that we've already set the caller's
// <PathType> parameter.
//
if (OutbufLen == 0) {
return NERR_BufTooSmall;
} else {
*Outbuf = TCHAR_EOS;
}
rc = CanonicalizePathName(Prefix, PathName, Outbuf, OutbufLen, NULL);
if (rc == NERR_Success) {
rc = NetpwPathType(Outbuf, PathType, 0);
}
return rc;
}