Re: Sample security Code is not working!
- From: Raj <Raj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2006 09:17:01 -0700
Hi Hennings,
I have fixed that in the current version. The thing is - currently, I am
ordering the anonymous group together with normal users - that is, it may
end up between two groups.
I didnt get you this. How 'anonymous ' end up between groups? if you order
the anonymous group together with normal users?
Regards
Rajesh
"Henning Krause" wrote:
I have not taken a look at the sample code.
However, I have my own logic to manipulate security descriptors (See my
exchange package - but the version on the net (0.95) is flawed - it will
not order the security descriptor correctly when groups are added).
Up to now, I haven't ran into any issues with the systems manager..
Best regards,
Henning Krause
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"Raj" <Raj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi Henning,
I also had the same feeling but why sample security code is breaking ESM
if
there are valid DLs as members!
I think, the format used by sample security code is like this
User1: Allow
User1: Deny
User2: Allow
User2: Deny
DL1: Allow
DL2: Allow
DL3: Allow
Anonymous : Allow
DL1: Deny
DL2: Deny
DL3: Deny
Anonymous : Deny
EveryOne: Allow
Correct me if I am wrong. Is it possible for you to check what really
happening in your end with sample code.
Thanks
Rajesh
"Henning Krause" wrote:
AFAIK, well known groups (albeit the Everyone and Anonymous) are handled
equally to normal groups.
Best regards,
Henning Krause
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"Raj" <Raj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi Henning,
Please check for me. Thanks...
also I tried this and working fine
User1: Allow
User1: Deny
User2: Allow
User2: Deny
Anonymous : Allow
Anonymous : Deny
DL1: Allow
DL2: Allow
DL3: Allow
DL1: Deny
DL2: Deny
DL3: Deny
EveryOne: Allow
I dont know how to order other well-know groups?(if any exists)
Thanks again
Regards
Rajesh
"Henning Krause" wrote:
Hello,
well, if it does not break ESM, then it is certainly correct :-)
I will look into this this evening...
Best regards,
Henning Krause
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"Raj" <Raj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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HI Henning,
odd and even means same
DL1: Allow
DL2: Allow
DL3: Allow
DL1: Deny
DL2: Deny
DL3: Deny
but what about anonymous? If i consider anonymous as a DL, ESM
breaks!
Sample security code do the same isnt it?
So I cahnged ordering like this
Anonymous : Allow
Anonymous : Deny
User1: Allow
User1: Deny
User2: Allow
User2: Deny
DL1: Allow
DL2: Allow
DL3: Allow
DL1: Deny
DL2: Deny
DL3: Deny
EveryOne: Allow
Is that right?
Thanks for the response
Rajesh
"Henning Krause" wrote:
Hello,
what do you mean with odd mask and even mask?
DL must be ordered first by allow mask and then deny mask
User1: Allow
User1: Deny
User2: Allow
User2: Deny
DL1: Allow
DL2: Allow
DL3: Allow
DL1: Deny
DL2: Deny
DL3: Deny
EveryOne: Allow
Best regards,
Henning Krause
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"Raj" <Raj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Please help me on this. I am not able to move forward . If Dls
are
members
of
the folder, I can update folder but getting 'Window handle
exception'
when
try to add/update folder permission using ESM. This is format I
use
to
write
user, groups and well know groups
1. Sort First Users Second Groups and Alias, third others(well
knowns)
and
last '/Everyone'
2. Clean Masks
2. Create user's SD for each mask
3. Create Group, Alias, and Well know groups(except 'everyone')
SD
for
each
even mask
4. Create Group, Alias, and well know groups(Except 'everyone')
SD
for
each
odd mask
5. Create SD for 'Every one' for all mask...
Any problem in that ordering?
Please help.
Thanks in Advance
Rajesh
"Raj" wrote:
Hi,
After updating a folder member (only DL ) using sample code
provided
in
Exchange SDK, tried to update the same folder using ESM and got
WIndows
handle exception!. If no group present in the folder, i am able
to
update
the
folder member without any issue! any one face same issue? what
might
be
the
problem?
Could you please send me Latest LoadSaveDacl.js file and
Security.js
file
....
Thanks
Rajesh
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