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JwAddMapSid adds a string to the string Sid map list. JwInitMapping must be called before. | |
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JwCheckInitKnownSid checks whether one or more well known sid variables from unit JwsclKnownSid are initialized (not nil). If a given variable was not created the procedure raises EJwsclInitWellKnownException; otherwise it does nothing. This procedure is like JwsclUtils.JwCheckInitKnownSid but does a thorough check for the variables. | |
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JwGetLogonSID gets the logon SID of the given window station. Remark: This function is useful if a new user must have access to the given windows station so she can create windows. One do not have to add the new user to the window station DACL. This does not work if the user is not logged on as an interactive user. | |
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fSecurityCurrentThreadUserSID : TJwSecurityThreadUserSID = nil; | |
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JwGetMachineSid returns a local or remote machine's SID. Warning: This function may need some time on remote machines. | |
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JwInitMapping initialises Sid name mapping. Must be called before using JwAddMapSid and JwSidMap. JwInitMapping reads JwSidMapDef and adds it to the internal list of name to Sid mappings. If a mapping could not be made, JwSidMapDefErrors will contain the index (JwSidMapDef) of the problem. | |
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JwInitWellKnownSIDs initializes the WellKnownSID variables. This function should not be called during initialization of a Jwscl-unit since it indirectly accesses various global variables, e.g. JwProcessHeap, which might not have been initialized yet. | |
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JwInitWellKnownSIDsEx works like JwInitWellKnownSIDs but also inits the array JwKnownSid for additional known SIDs. It calls JwInitWellKnownSIDs automatically. | |
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This is function JwInitWellKnownSIDsExAll. | |
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JwSecurityCurrentThreadUserSID gets the current process user or impersonated thread user of the current thread that is used to call this function. The caller is responsible to free the SecurityID instance. Despite its name, the function does not fail if the current thread is not impersonated. In this case the process user is returned. Use: | |
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JwSidMap returns a Sid instance that was connected to a name. The advantage of this type is that names are not translated. They are always the same. JwInitMapping must be called before. |
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