} drsuapi_SupportedExtensionsExt;
/* this is used by w2k */
- typedef struct {
+ typedef [public] struct {
drsuapi_SupportedExtensions supported_extensions;
GUID site_guid;
uint32 pid;
} drsuapi_DsBindInfo24;
/* this is used by w2k3 */
- typedef struct {
+ typedef [public] struct {
drsuapi_SupportedExtensions supported_extensions;
GUID site_guid;
uint32 pid;
} drsuapi_DsBindInfo28;
/* this is used by w2k8 */
- typedef struct {
+ typedef [public] struct {
drsuapi_SupportedExtensions supported_extensions;
GUID site_guid;
uint32 pid;
GUID config_dn_guid;
} drsuapi_DsBindInfo48;
- typedef struct {
+ typedef [public] struct {
[flag(NDR_REMAINING)] DATA_BLOB info;
} drsuapi_DsBindInfoFallBack;
- typedef [nodiscriminant] union {
- [case(24)][subcontext(4)] drsuapi_DsBindInfo24 info24;
- [case(28)][subcontext(4)] drsuapi_DsBindInfo28 info28;
- [case(48)][subcontext(4)] drsuapi_DsBindInfo48 info48;
- [default][subcontext(4)] drsuapi_DsBindInfoFallBack FallBack;
+ typedef [nopull, nopush, noprint] [nodiscriminant] union {
+ [case(24)][subcontext(0), subcontext_size(24)] drsuapi_DsBindInfo24 info24;
+ [case(28)][subcontext(0), subcontext_size(28)] drsuapi_DsBindInfo28 info28;
+ [case(48)][subcontext(0), subcontext_size(48)] drsuapi_DsBindInfo48 info48;
+ /*
+ * The size for the defaut case is a bit arbitrary it in fact the value
+ * of the switch but we can't reference it.
+ * As we hand(un-)marshall this structure it has 0 impact and makes
+ * pidl happy for wireshark too
+ */
+ [default][subcontext(0), subcontext_size(48)] drsuapi_DsBindInfoFallBack Fallback;
} drsuapi_DsBindInfo;
/* the drsuapi_DsBindInfoCtr was this before
* so we're doing it here
*/
+ /*
+ * MS-DRSR.pdf gives the following definition
+ typedef struct {
+ [range(1,10000)] DWORD cb;
+ [size_is(cb)] BYTE rgb[];
+ } DRS_EXTENSIONS;
+
+ But we use a subcontext which has a slighly different signification on how
+ data are laid out.
+ With the MS-DRSR definition we will have
+ size_is_cb cv rgb_array
+ with size_is_cb being a uint3264 and cv being a uint32
+
+ We used to have
typedef struct {
[range(1,10000)] uint32 length;
[switch_is(length)] drsuapi_DsBindInfo info;
} drsuapi_DsBindInfoCtr;
+ typedef [nodiscriminant] union {
+ [case(24)][subcontext(4)] drsuapi_DsBindInfo24 info24;
+ [case(28)][subcontext(4)] drsuapi_DsBindInfo28 info28;
+ [case(48)][subcontext(4)] drsuapi_DsBindInfo48 info48;
+ [default][subcontext(4)] drsuapi_DsBindInfoFallBack FallBack;
+ } drsuapi_DsBindInfo;
+
+ With this definition data is laid out this way:
+ length subcontext_size drsuapi_DsBindInfoxx
+ with length being a uint32 and subcontext_size being a uint3264
+
+ It has clearly an impact on the way things are aligned when using NDR64
+ */
+ typedef [flag(NDR_NOALIGN)] struct {
+ [range(1,10000)] uint3264 length;
+ [value(length)] uint32 __ndr_length;
+ [switch_is(length)] drsuapi_DsBindInfo info;
+ } drsuapi_DsBindInfoCtr;
+
/* this is a magic guid you need to pass to DsBind to make drsuapi_DsWriteAccountSpn() work
*
* maybe the bind_guid could also be the invocation_id see drsuapi_DsReplicaConnection04