The SubSystemNames array didn't correlate with the possible values of
SubSystemType (e.g. index 4 was "Posix" whereas Posix is type 7; Posix
and OS/2 entries were inverted; Windows CUI subsystem (type 3) was
mapped to "Posix"), and the array dereferencing was out of bounds if the
SubSystemType of the image happened to be larger than 8.
I know (strings extraction from debug build of Windows' SMSS.EXE) that
they use that same old'n'broken array. Perhaps a leftover from very old
times (NT 3.1 betas) where the PE format was under work and the
subsystem numbers didn't have their definitive values... (This has
already happened with the NT PDK v1.196 from September 1991.)
This is really ReactOS-specific, so I surround them with __REACTOS__
(even if this is our code) to differentiate these from Win2k3 behaviour,
even though they were strongly inspired by what was possible in the beta
versions of NT 3.1 (pre-3.10.404).
Interestingly, Windows 7+ partially re-introduced that functionality
(just in differencing "Windows=On" from "Off").
See https://reactos.org/wiki/User:Hbelusca/CSRSS for more information.
The "failed to grant access rights" message isn't enough to understand what kind of access rights haven't been granted and why. Dumping information of the captured security descriptor, the ACL and its ACEs with mask rights and token SIDs should be enough to understand the reason of the failure in question.
debug.c will serve as a centralized facility for security debugging routines and everything related to that. This file will be expanded with further debug functions for the Security subsystem if needed.
Loosely based on the deprecated ReactOS-specific SmExecuteProgram().
On server-side, we lookup into the list of deferred subsystems that
has been initialized at init time.
Dedicated to Justin Miller (The_DarkFire) work on reviving the
POSIX subsystem!
This DLL was exporting legacy NT-incompatible or ROS-specific SM client
functions, that have been since 10 years now (2012) replaced by the new
NT-compatible SM:
- SmConnectApiPort(): was just SmConnectToSm().
- SmCompleteSession():
The legacy SMSS used it for when a subsystem initialization was finished.
Now (NT-compatible) this function is called by subsystems **only** when a
subsystem session **terminates**: SmSessionComplete().
- SmExecuteProgram(): was just the client side of SmLoadDeferedSubSystem()
(whose server side is not implemented yet). The legacy SM "old" SmExecPgm
implementation actually was "SmLoadDeferedSubSystem"...
- SmLookupSubsystem(): is a utility-only function to read any registry value
inside "Session Manager\SubSystems".
Move SMDLL's readme into SMLIB and update its contents.
Collect some residual useful functions into smutils.c (and moved in SMLIB,
though not compiled yet):
- SmExecuteProgram(), now implemented as a wrapper around SmExecPgm();
- SmLookupSubsystem(), described above;
- SmQueryInformation(), that retrieves a list of currently-running subsystems.
[SMLIB] Validate SbApiPortName's length in SmConnectToSm().
Fix CommandLine length validation in SmStartCsr().
Add documentation (+ SAL annotations) to the NT-compatible SMSS client functions.
smmsg.h: Add both Win32 and Win64 struct sizes C_ASSERTs for those whose size
change between these two processor architecture sizes.
[SMLIB] Introduce SmSendMsgToSm() as helper to send data into the SM LPC port.
+ Make the other API functions use it.
It should be observed that in Vista+, both functions SmConnectToSm() and this
new SmSendMsgToSm() are exported by NTDLL under the names RtlConnectToSm()
and RtlSendMsgToSm() (and use the same signature).
See: https://www.geoffchappell.com/studies/windows/win32/ntdll/history/names60.htm
[NTDLL] Correctly stub RtlConnectToSm() and RtlSendMsgToSm().
[NTDLL_VISTA] Link to SMLIB and simply export RtlConnectToSm() and RtlSendMsgToSm().
- Delete some IntRequestFontSize function calls.
- Enable cache on font size requests.
- Add two members into FONTGDI structure, for font size cache.
CORE-15554
- Delete "DejaVu Sans Mono" font files (DejaVuSansMono.ttf etc.).
- Re-map "Terminal" font substitute to "Lucida Console" except for HebrewFonts and UnicodeFonts.
- Re-map HebrewFonts "Terminal" font substitute to "Courier New".
- Re-map UnicodeFonts "Terminal" font substitute to "Courier New". And then, re-map UnicodeFonts "Courier" font substitute to "Courier New". Delete UnicodeFonts "Courier New" font substitute.
CORE-18605
- Use IsDialogMessage function in message loop to enable Tab.
- Add WS_TABSTOP style to IDC_FONTCOMBO control.
- Set focus on create.
- Handle WM_KEYDOWN and WM_GETDLGCODE messages.
- Add UpdateCells, LimitCaretXY SetCaretXY, MoveUpDown, and MoveLeftRight helper functions.
- Delete DrawGrid, and DrawActiveCell functions for simplicity.
- Add and delete some members in MAP structure.
CORE-13806
I manually applied the final state of the reviewed (#4829) by hand.
The commit relies on (#4837) which added the Greek Tahoma glyphs, and the result now
does finally draw fine with unbold Tahoma also for the Greek ros installation.
See the final screenshot that I added today within (#4829).
Since 0.4.14-dev-6-g f45dd65 we do have a proper "Verdana" font,
so there is no need for substitution with "DejaVu Sans" any longer. That is the proper MS name for such a font.
And with 0.4.14-dev-20-g 2f4fb90 we even deleted the "DejaVu Sans" font,
so it makes no sense to keep it as a substitution target.
So adapt fonts.inf and muifonts.h, and also a test where it was still referenced.
MS 2k3sp2 does neither have such a font substitute, nor such a font.
- Copy Greek vector glyphs from DejaVu Sans font by using FontForge.
- Add Greek bitmap glyphs by hand with using FontForge.
- Add Greek charset on font info.
- Underline position is hacked because FontForge has a bug in saving Underline position.
CORE-14343
* [REGEDIT] Partially Sync to Wine 7.17
- regproc.c and regedit.c are now in sync.
- some other mostly depending fixes for the remaining files
* [REGEDIT_WINETEST] Sync to Wine-7.0
