Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Microsoft Windows
// Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation, 1992 - 1995.
//
// File: proto.h
//
// Contents:
//
// Classes:
//
// Functions:
//
// History: 10-02-96 RichardW Created
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include <align.h>
//
// RELOCATE_ONE - Relocate a single pointer in a client buffer.
//
// Note: this macro is dependent on parameter names as indicated in the
// description below. On error, this macro goes to 'Cleanup' with
// 'Status' set to the NT Status code.
//
// The MaximumLength is forced to be Length.
//
// Define a macro to relocate a pointer in the buffer the client passed in
// to be relative to 'ProtocolSubmitBuffer' rather than being relative to
// 'ClientBufferBase'. The result is checked to ensure the pointer and
// the data pointed to is within the first 'SubmitBufferSize' of the
// 'ProtocolSubmitBuffer'.
//
// The relocated field must be aligned to a WCHAR boundary.
//
// _q - Address of UNICODE_STRING structure which points to data to be
// relocated
//
#define RELOCATE_ONE( _q ) \
{ \
ULONG_PTR Offset; \
\
Offset = (((PUCHAR)((_q)->Buffer)) - ((PUCHAR)ClientBufferBase)); \
if ( Offset >= SubmitBufferSize || \
Offset + (_q)->Length > SubmitBufferSize || \
!COUNT_IS_ALIGNED( Offset, ALIGN_WCHAR) ) { \
\
Status = STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER; \
goto Cleanup; \
} \
\
(_q)->Buffer = (PWSTR)(((PUCHAR)ProtocolSubmitBuffer) + Offset); \
(_q)->MaximumLength = (_q)->Length ; \
}
//
// NULL_RELOCATE_ONE - Relocate a single (possibly NULL) pointer in a client
// buffer.
//
// This macro special cases a NULL pointer then calls RELOCATE_ONE. Hence
// it has all the restrictions of RELOCATE_ONE.
//
//
// _q - Address of UNICODE_STRING structure which points to data to be
// relocated
//
#define NULL_RELOCATE_ONE( _q ) \
{ \
if ( (_q)->Buffer == NULL ) { \
if ( (_q)->Length != 0 ) { \
Status = STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER; \
goto Cleanup; \
} \
} else if ( (_q)->Length == 0 ) { \
(_q)->Buffer = NULL; \
} else { \
RELOCATE_ONE( _q ); \
} \
}
SpInitializeFn SpInitialize;
SpGetInfoFn SpUniGetInfo;
SpGetInfoFn SpSslGetInfo;
SpAcceptCredentialsFn SpAcceptCredentials;
SpAcquireCredentialsHandleFn SpUniAcquireCredentialsHandle;
SpFreeCredentialsHandleFn SpFreeCredentialsHandle;
SpQueryCredentialsAttributesFn SpQueryCredentialsAttributes;
SpSaveCredentialsFn SpSaveCredentials;
SpGetCredentialsFn SpGetCredentials;
SpDeleteCredentialsFn SpDeleteCredentials;
SpInitLsaModeContextFn SpInitLsaModeContext;
SpDeleteContextFn SpDeleteContext;
SpAcceptLsaModeContextFn SpAcceptLsaModeContext;
LSA_AP_LOGON_TERMINATED SpLogonTerminated;
SpApplyControlTokenFn SpApplyControlToken;
LSA_AP_CALL_PACKAGE SpCallPackage;
LSA_AP_CALL_PACKAGE SpCallPackageUntrusted;
LSA_AP_CALL_PACKAGE_PASSTHROUGH SpCallPackagePassthrough;
SpShutdownFn SpShutdown;
SpGetUserInfoFn SpGetUserInfo;
SpInstanceInitFn SpInstanceInit;
SpInitUserModeContextFn SpInitUserModeContext;
SpMakeSignatureFn SpMakeSignature;
SpVerifySignatureFn SpVerifySignature;
SpSealMessageFn SpSealMessage;
SpUnsealMessageFn SpUnsealMessage;
SpGetContextTokenFn SpGetContextToken;
SpQueryContextAttributesFn SpUserQueryContextAttributes;
SpQueryContextAttributesFn SpLsaQueryContextAttributes;
SpSetContextAttributesFn SpSetContextAttributes;
SpDeleteContextFn SpDeleteUserModeContext;
SpCompleteAuthTokenFn SpCompleteAuthToken;
SpFormatCredentialsFn SpFormatCredentials;
SpMarshallSupplementalCredsFn SpMarshallSupplementalCreds;
SpGetExtendedInformationFn SpGetExtendedInformation;
SpExportSecurityContextFn SpExportSecurityContext;
SpImportSecurityContextFn SpImportSecurityContext;
SECURITY_STATUS
SEC_ENTRY
SpSslGetInfo(
PSecPkgInfo pInfo);
SECURITY_STATUS PctTranslateError(SP_STATUS spRet);
BOOL
SslRelocateToken(
IN HLOCATOR Locator,
OUT HLOCATOR * NewLocator);