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Security in ReactOS and WINE with Lsass
by Steven Edwards Feb. 15, 2004

Feb. 15, 2004

Hello All, I am running in to more and more programs that depend on having a working Local Security subsystem. I have as a short-term solution adapted some of the WINE hacks for advapi32 Lsa* functions in to ReactOS but I would like to look at stubing out a lsass and moving all of the hacks there so Wine and ReactOS can share more of this implementation. I guess I am thinking that on Unix we can create as lsass.exe in wine/programs that talks to the WINEserver and deals with the unix<->Windows security mess and then on ReactOS we can implement our own lsass. This should let us share most of the same code in user-mode. Is this something that is do-able? If we try to follow this route with lsass and implement it like rpcss in WINE then we should be able to share most if not all of the code in question like we are going to try to do with rpcrt4. Thanks Steven __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance: Get your refund fast by filing online. http://taxes.yahoo.com/filing.html

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shell32 regression?
by Mike Hearn Feb. 15, 2004

Feb. 15, 2004

Hi, I don't have time to narrow it down to the specific patch but it seems the recent shell32 work has partly broken the shell browse folder dialog - an app creates one with a root of the Desktop and there are no subfolders shown. The app is freeware, you can get it at dvdshrink.org - click Open Files to see the problem. With native shell32 this works fine. thanks -mike

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Does winelib implement main()?
by Chris Seaton Feb. 15, 2004

Feb. 15, 2004

I'm writing a Windows user interface from scratch but using winelib so that I can develop in Linux where the development of the program's library is taking place. I'm linking to libwine, libkernel32.dll and libuser32.dll but there doesn't seem to be an implementation of main() anywhere so I get a "undefined reference to `main'" from "_start". Currently I just have the WinMain function, no other code yet. What am I doing wrong? The winelib user's guide is no good for answering this sort of thing, by the way. It assumes you're porting rather than writing from scratch. Thanks Chris Seaton

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Re: Setup .inf files
by Kevin Koltzau Feb. 15, 2004

Feb. 15, 2004

On Saturday 14 February 2004 10:22 pm, Chris Morgan wrote: > The best documentation I've found thus far for inf files, > http://www.leeos.com/infdoc.html#Top, doesn't have anything about running > programs from inside of an inf file. If this is possible it would probably > make more sense to have the inf file register the dlls. There is no way to do this that I'm aware of. Usually you would add a RunOnce registry key in HKLM to call regsvr32

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Re: Darwine Update, Question
by ATMRD＠aol.com Feb. 14, 2004

Feb. 14, 2004

Dimi, In a message dated 2/13/04 1:37:17 AM, dpaun(a)rogers.com writes: > > What configure script is that, I can't imagine why we would be looking > for this atldef.h file... > > It is the configure script created after running winemaker on the source directory. ~Sanjay Connare

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using the FIXME macro
by Zimler Attila Feb. 14, 2004

Feb. 14, 2004

Hi List, I would like to use the FIXME macro in my piece of code. I found out that this macro is declared in "include/wine/debug" and my code compile's well, but I got an error at link time. The error message is: undefined reference to 'FIXME'. I think I should link a library to the code. But I don't find which. Could somebody help with that library's name? Thanks, Attila

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Re: SHDOCVW: Mozilla Active X control embedding done right
by Dimitrie O. Paun Feb. 14, 2004

Feb. 14, 2004

On February 13, 2004 12:35 pm, Mike McCormack wrote: > OK, this time I've done it the right way, and it at least works for one > or two apps, with a screen shot to prove it. Very cool indeed Mike! One thing that I've noticed is that the code uses a lot of Mozilla dependent names, but the only thing that's actually Mozilla specific is the CLSID. Shouldn't we just read that info from the registry (from some sort of HtmlControl key), so that people can experiment with other things as well (e.g. IE) just by changing the configuration? Another thing: + if( !SHDOCVW_GetMozctlPath( szPath, sizeof szPath ) ) where szPath is an array of WCHAR, so you pass the size in bytes (sizeof szPath).I hope that's OK (I have to run now, and I don't have time to look up Reg* docu). :) -- Dimi.

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#winehackers IRC logs
by Mike Hearn Feb. 14, 2004

Feb. 14, 2004

Was not feeling in a wine-hacking mood so I wrote this instead: http://www.navi.cx/~mike/winelogs/ Voila, you can now see the stuff we all talk about in there, updated in real time. You need an XSLT capable browser. Any modern gecko browser will do it, as will IE6 with the a recent MSXML. Konqueror will not. Opera will not. At some point I may move the xslt processing serverside, but not sure when I'll have the motivation. Have fun! thanks -mike

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Is there an opensource MIDL?
by Kuba Ober Feb. 14, 2004

Feb. 14, 2004

Hi, I'm putting up a cross-compilation environment for Qt/Win (Professional/Enterprise) so that it could be built (and the applications using it!) with crossmingw32 (http://www.ibib.waw.pl/~winnie) In order to enable myself (and other people) to "natively" use ActiveX (and thus ActiveQT), I guess I need to find an IDL compiler, right? I think that Qt needs it for ActiveQT... Do you folks, by any chance, know of an opensource midl compiler that I could use in my packages? Or is there something at least semi-functional in the works somewhere? My web searches didn't turn up with anything... Thanks, Kuba Ober PS. Please CC replies to me as I'm not on wine-devel

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Re: SetRenderState
by Ann and Jason Edmeades Feb. 14, 2004

Feb. 14, 2004

>trace:d3d:IDirect3DDevice8Impl_SetRenderState (0x4a540020)->(153,0) not handled yet This says the apps has called (or as part of replaying a state block, we have called) set render state, with parm 153 == D3DRS_SOFTWAREVERTEXPROCESSING, and we haven't implemented it, but this would not account for an exception. That render state just tells d3d not to do software rendering, it wants hardware (I think, from memory), but doesn't change any parms / behaviour from d3d8. The question is where does it trap and why. This is usually the golden question, and a backtrace may help but might not - it all depends on what has happened. This is where we can spend hours trying to work out what has gone wrong. I remember you mentioned the resolutions were not being shows - Your d3d trace you sent me showed us returning 15 or 16 different display resolutions / bpp, so I don't know why it wasn't coming out. Jason

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