int SMBSetNetworkIdentity(SMBHANDLE inConnection, void *network_sid, char *account, char *domain)
{
NTSTATUS status;
int error;
void *hContext = NULL;
ntsid_t *ntsid = (ntsid_t *)network_sid;
struct smbioc_ntwrk_identity ntwrkID;
status = SMBServerContext(inConnection, &hContext);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(status)) {
/* Couldn't get the context? */
return EINVAL;
}
memset(&ntwrkID, 0, sizeof(ntwrkID));
ntwrkID.ioc_version = SMB_IOC_STRUCT_VERSION;
ntwrkID.ioc_ntsid_len = sizeof(*ntsid);
ntwrkID.ioc_ntsid = *ntsid;
if (account) {
strlcpy(ntwrkID.ioc_ntwrk_account, account, sizeof(ntwrkID.ioc_ntwrk_account));
}
if (domain) {
strlcpy(ntwrkID.ioc_ntwrk_domain, domain, sizeof(ntwrkID.ioc_ntwrk_domain));
}
if (smb_ioctl_call(((struct smb_ctx *)hContext)->ct_fd, SMBIOC_NTWRK_IDENTITY, &ntwrkID) == -1) {
error = errno;
smb_log_info("The SMBIOC_NTWRK_IDENTITY call failed, syserr = %s",
ASL_LEVEL_DEBUG, strerror(error));
return error;
}
return 0;
}
static int
smb_ioc_request(
void * hContext,
struct smb_header * header,
const mbuf_t words,
const mbuf_t bytes,
mbuf_t response)
{
struct smbioc_rq krq;
bzero(&krq, sizeof(krq));
krq.ioc_version = SMB_IOC_STRUCT_VERSION;
krq.ioc_cmd = header->command;
/* XXX For large I/O requests where the uint16_t byte count
* (ioc_tbc) wraps to 0, this interface will get horribly
* confused. I don't think we can fix this without revving the
* ioctl version -- jpeach
*/
/* Set transmit words buffer ... */
krq.ioc_twc = mbuf_len(words) / sizeof(uint16_t);
krq.ioc_twords = mbuf_data(words);
/* Set transmit bytes buffer ... */
krq.ioc_tbc = mbuf_len(bytes);
krq.ioc_tbytes = mbuf_data(bytes);
/* Set receive buffer, reserving space for the word count and byte count ... */
krq.ioc_rpbufsz = (int32_t)mbuf_maxlen(response);
krq.ioc_rpbuf = mbuf_data(response);
if (smb_ioctl_call(((struct smb_ctx *)hContext)->ct_fd,
SMBIOC_REQUEST, &krq) == -1) {
return errno;
}
header->flags = krq.ioc_flags;
header->flags2 = krq.ioc_flags2;
header->status = krq.ioc_ntstatus;
mbuf_setlen(response, krq.ioc_rpbufsz);
return 0;
}
