querying an NT domain for a list of logged-in users

[Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton]

On Tue, 17 Aug 1999, Michael Glauche wrote:

> Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton wrote:
> 
> > > > you would be new at this as i am.  examine smbstatus.c, you would need to
> > > > cut/paste the code there (or better, make some function calls out of it
> > > > that can be called from both smbstatus.c _and_ rpc_server/srv_srvsvc.c) to
> > > > fill in the structures that are filled with total garbage in the
> > > > make_xxx_xxx_info_x() structures above.
> > > >
> 
> Is the only way to get the connection Status to parse the STATUS..LCK
> file ?

yep!!!

> I mean, the make_xxx_xxx_info_x() are inside smbd, is there some other
> (faster ?) 
> way of getting this kind of information ?

nope!!!   remember, it's information across _multiple_ smbd processes.
the only way to get this stuff is from either shared memory or its
slow-equivalent, file-based.

[i'd like locking/shmem*.c to be sufficiently general so that we can
replace STATUS..LCK with proper shared memory library routines, but that
is a job for another day].
 
> And, if I code some functions for parsing STATUS..LCK, so that the
> code is shared between smbstatus and srv_srvsvc.c, where to put it ?
> :)

hmmmm... if it's going to be shared between smbstatus and rpcclient and
smbd, then in lib/

thanks michael!