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Charles Wilson
Contributors:
Corinna Vinschen
Julio Costa
Herb Maeder
Original sources:
Corinna Vinschen (ssh-host-config)
Pierre Humblet (cron-config, exim-config)
Mark Harig (cron-config: cron_diagnose)

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The files included in this distribution are available
under a number of different licenses.
native/getopt[1][.c|.h] : LGPL 2.1
native/Win32Error.h : equivalent to MIT/X or BSD-2-clause
native/getAccountName.cpp : MIT/X
native/winProductName.c : MIT/X
native/lookupAccountName[.h|.cpp] : MIT/X
cygwin/getvolinfo.c : MIT/X
cygwin-service-installation-helper.sh : MIT/X
portions derived from ---
ssh-host-config (2008-02-25): BSD
permission granted for distribing the portions of csih.sh
derived from this script under MIT/X
Corinna Vinschen 2008Apr08
http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2008-04/msg00228.html
exim-config (2008-03-02) : not specified
permission granted for distribing the portions of csih.sh
derived from this script under MIT/X
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cron-config (2008-03-02) : not specified
permission granted for distribing the portions of csih.sh
derived from this script under MIT/X
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2015-08-30 Corinna Vinschen <vinschen@redhat.com>
* cygwin-service-installation-helper.sh: Throughout replace *server1014
with *server1016.
* native/winProductName.c (products): Add missing values since W10.
(GetOSDisplayString): Rename Server 2014 to Server 2016.
2015-04-02 Achim Gratz <Stromeko@NexGo.DE>
* cygwin-service-installation-helper.sh
(csih_create_privileged_user): Also add
SeDenyInteractiveLogonRight to the service user. otherwise it will
be shown on the logon screen in some versions of Windows.
2015-02-23 Achim Gratz <Stromeko@NexGo.DE>
* cygwin-service-installation-helper.sh (csih_use_file_etc):
Correct the return value in the case that /etc/nsswitch.conf
exists, but has no active line for that file. The default
contains db, so use_file=1 must be maintained. Add a comment for
that case.
2015-02-20 Achim Gratz <Stromeko@NexGo.DE>
* cygwin-service-installation-helper.sh
(csih_get_system_and_admins_ids): Remove reference to
/etc/{passwd/group} files.
(csih_check_passwd_and_group): Branch code based on the result of
csih_old_cygwin. Correct comment about the version that change
happened in Cygwin.
(csih_old_cygwin): Factor out check for Cygwin version that do not
have DB-based user/group lookup. Correct version that code
actually went into Cygwin.
(csih_use_file_etc): Use csih_old_cygwin. Correct the check for
nsswitch.conf content so that it confroms to the intended and
commented behaviour.
* cygwin-service-installation-helper.sh: Whitespace cleanup (only
trailing spaces, consider tabification). Register new function
"csih_old_cygwin".
2015-01-08 Henri ??? <houder@xs4all.nl>
* cygwin-service-installation-helper.sh (csih_use_file_etc): Fix regular
expression to catch commented out "db" entry correctly.
2015-01-07 Corinna Vinschen <vinschen@redhat.com>
* version.h (VERSION_MICRO): Revert version bump.
2015-01-07 Corinna Vinschen <vinschen@redhat.com>
* cygwin-service-installation-helper.sh (csih_privileged_accounts):
Fix copy/paste bug.
(csih_create_privileged_user): Evaluate local Windows administrators
group name instead of relying on Cygwin group name. Fix error message.
* version.h (VERSION_MICRO): Bump to 9.
2014-12-11 Christian Franke <Christian.Franke@t-online.de>
* cygwin-service-installation-helper.sh (csih_create_local_group): Fix
typo.
2014-12-10 Corinna Vinschen <vinschen@redhat.com>
* native/Makefile: More changes to allow cross-building (barely).
2014-12-10 Corinna Vinschen <vinschen@redhat.com>
* version.h (VERSION_MICRO): Bump to 8.
* native/Makefile (LIBS): Drop default-manifest file.
* native/Win32Error.h: Downcase header filenames to enable cross
compiling.
* native/getAccountName.cpp: Drop useless tchar.h include.
2014-12-10 Corinna Vinschen <vinschen@redhat.com>
* Makefile: Remove stray trailing backslash.
* winProductName.c (GetOSDisplayString): Always call GetNativeSystemInfo
since we're only supporting XP and later anyway. Drop checks for
older OS-versions. Rearrange Major/Minor OS number check to accommodate
the menacing OS version 10.x for Windows 10.
2014-11-24 Corinna Vinschen <vinschen@redhat.com>
* cygwin-service-installation-helper.sh: Drop global checks for NT and
Cygwin version 1.7.
(csih_VERSION): Bump to 0.9.8.
(csih_PRIVILEGED_USERWINNAME): New global variable.
(csih_PRIVILEGED_USERDOMAIN): Ditto.
(csih_UNPRIVILEGED_USERNAME): Ditto.
(csih_UNPRIVILEGED_USERWINNAME): Ditto.
(csih_UNPRIVILEGED_USERDOMAIN): Ditto.
(csih_LOCAL_GROUPNAME): Ditto.
(csih_LOCAL_GROUPWINNAME): Ditto.
(csih_LOCAL_GROUPDOMAIN): Ditto.
(_csih_well_known_privileged_accounts): Add machinename-prefixed names.
(_csih_well_known_privileged_accounts_quoted): Ditto.
(_csih_sanity_check): Check for getent.
(_csih_nt): Remove.
(_csih_2k): Remove.
(_csih_windows8_1): Add.
(_csih_windows10): Add.
(_csih_exactly_windows8_1): Add.
(_csih_exactly_windows10): Add.
(csih_is_nt): Always return 0.
(csih_is_2k): Ditto.
(csih_is_xp): Ditto.
(csih_is_windows8_1): New function.
(csih_is_windows10): Ditto.
(csih_cygver_is_oneseven): Always return 0.
(csih_is_exactly_windows8_1): New function.
(csih_is_exactly_server2012r2): Ditto.
(csih_is_exactly_windows10): Ditto.
(csih_is_exactly_server2014): Ditto.
(csih_check_sys_mount): Always return 0.
(csih_use_file_etc): New function to check for /etc/passwd or
/etc/group requirement.
(csih_get_system_and_admins_ids): Don't require /etc/passwd or
/etc/group. Allow new Cygwin usernames generated from Windows account
DBs.
(csih_check_passwd_and_group): Ditto.
(csih_check_user): Ditto.
(csih_privileged_accounts): Ditto.
(csih_account_has_necessary_privileges): Ditto.
(csih_select_privileged_username): Ditto.
(csih_create_privileged_user): Ditto.
(csih_create_unprivileged_user): Ditto.
(csih_service_should_run_as): Ditto.
(csih_create_local_group): New function.
(_csih_late_initialization_code): Set new OS variables.
2014-11-10 Corinna Vinschen <vinschen@redhat.com>
* native/Makefile (LIBS): Add default-manifest file.
(NTDLL): Define.
(getAccountName): Add $(CFLAGS). Fix usage of $(LIBS) for
PE/COFF platform.
(winProductName): Ditto. Add $(NTDLL).
* native/winProductName.c: Re-indent for better readability. Remove
not working tchar.h overhead.
(products): Drop "note"-type comments.
(RtlGetVersion): Declare.
(RtlGetProductInfo): Declare.
(GetOSDisplayString): Use RtlGetVersion and RtlGetProductInfo. Explain
why. Use switch statements rather than if/else if chains where
applicable. Add support for Windows 8.1, Server 2012 R2, Windows 10 and
Server 2014(?). Drop support for Windows versions prior to Windows XP.
2013-04-09 Charles Wilson <...>
0.9.7 release
* cygwin/Makefile: Adapt for 64bit cross-compiling.
* cygwin/getVolInfo.c: Avoid ddk headers and internal functions.
* native/Makefile: Modify to support building with mingw64 toolchains.
Auto-detect platform and choose wisely when not cross-compiling;
otherwise rely on caller to set NATIVECC and NATIVECXX.
* native/lookupAccountName.h: Don't redeclare WELL_KNOWN_SID_TYPE
when win32api headers already do so. However, add new values to
declaration if you do need to declare it.
* native/lookupAccountName.h: Don't redeclare CreateWellKnownSid
when w32api headers already do so.
* native/getAccountName.cpp: Use hardcoded value to represent maximum
WELL_KNOWN_SID_TYPE enumeration value, since the various w32api
versions are all different.
* native/winProductName.c: Add new macro values and strings for
GetProductInfo dwType.
(GetOSDisplayString): Use proper name for Windows Server 2012. Adapt
to newly added values for GetProductInfo dwType.
* cygwin-service-installation-helper.sh: Bump version number.
(csih_cygwin_is_64bit): New function.
(csih_is_exactly_windows8server): Rename to
(csih_is_exactly_server2012): this.
(_csih_late_initialization_code): Adapt to changes in winProductName.
* version.h: Bump version.
* NEWS: Document changes.
2012-03-26 Charles Wilson <...>
0.9.6 release
* native/Makefile: Use static language runtime libraries.
* cygwin/Makefile: Use static language runtime libraries.
* cygwin-service-installation-helper.sh: Bump version.
* version.h: Bump version.
* NEWS: Document changes.
2012-02-09 Charles Wilson <...>
0.9.5 release.
* native/Makefile: Avoid -mno-cygwin.
* native/winProductName.c (GetOSDisplayString): Support
Windows 8 and Windows Server 8. Improve support for various
Microsoft OS products.
* version.h: Bump version.
* csih.sh: Bump version.
(csih_is_windows8): New function.
(csih_is_exactly_windows8): New function.
(csih_is_exactly_windows8server): New function.
(csih_account_has_necessary_privileges): Don't attempt to
validate membership in Administrators group -- the test doesn't
work properly on domains anyway. Just try to set the necessary
rights and report error if the operation fails.
(csih_create_privileged_user): Don't attempt to check whether
/usr/bin/passwd has the -e option; all versions of passwd shipped
with cygwin-1.7.x support it.
(_csih_late_initialization_code): Fix bug related to the various
existing csih_is_exactly_* functions. Support new Windows 8 related
ones.
2011-02-13 Charles Wilson <...>
0.9.4 release
* csih.sh: Bump version number.
* version.h: ditto.
2011-02-12 Charles Wilson <...>
Add support for tmpfiles; remove obsolete code.
* NEWS: Update documentation.
* csih.sh: (csih_check_basic_mounts): Deprecate; replace with
stub that issues warning message.
(csih_writable_tmpdir): New function.
(csih_mktemp): New function.
(_csih_sanity_check): Check also chown, mktemp, mv.
(_csih_warning_for_missing_ACL_support): Remove accomodations
for cygwin-1.5.
(_csih_setup): Don't call csih_check_basic_mounts.
(csih_create_privileged_user): Use csih_mktemp instead of $$
for temporary files. Take more care to preserve ownership,
permissions, and ACLs when replacing /etc/passwd.
2011-02-11 Corinna Vinschen <...>
Charles Wilson <...>
Verify external tools before using; invoke via full paths.
* NEWS: Update documentation.
* csih.sh: Massive reorganization to ensure that external
applications are verified before using them to initialize
variables. Initialization now has four distinct phases --
First, the easy stuff. Then, stuff that requires external
apps (e.g. coreutils) -- and the sanity check is performed
during the phase. Third, stuff that requires the utilities
shipped in this package, and csih_invoke_helper(). These
three phases now occur which csih is sourced. The final
phase is peformed by _csih_setup() which is called by public
API functions when THEY are invoked by the client. Throughout,
invoke external tools via full path to avoid conflicts in the
presence of unexpected $PATH contents. Invoke net.exe via
new csih_call_winsys32() function throughout.
(csih_sanity_check): Deprecated (issues warning), replaced by...
(_csih_sanity_check): New function. Issue warning message here,
rather than in _csih_setup (reword and expand message to apply
to both cygwin and Red Hat installations).
(_csih_late_initialization_code): Initialize _csih_script_dir
and _csih_exec_dir here, instead of 'inline'.
(csih_check_program): Return 1 if specified program doesn't
exist; 2 if it exists but can't be executed. Prefer full
pathnames but use hash if relative pathname is supplied.
(csih_check_program_or_warn, csih_check_program_or_error): Ripple
from changes to csih_check_program; print appropriate warning or
error messages.
(_csih_setup): No longer call csih_sanity_check, since internal
replacement _csih_sanity_check is now called when csih is sourced.
(_csih_get_exec_dir): Use hash builtin to locate program in
$PATH search fallback case, rather than csih_check_program.
(csih_call_winsys32): New function used to invoke tools that
reside in the ${SYSTEMROOT}/system32/ directory (such as net.exe).
2011-02-07 Corinna Vinschen <...>
0.9.3 release.
* version.h: Bump version number.
* csih.sh (csih_install_config): Not an error if user
elects NOT to overwrite existing files; return success (0).
* NEWS: Update documentation.
2010-11-16 Charles Wilson <...>
Actual 0.9.2 release.
* cygwin/getVolInfo.c (main): Use cygwin_create_path
instead of deprecated cygwin_conv_to_full_win32_path.
* native/Makefile: Use gcc-3 and g++-3 explicitly.
* NEWS: Update documentation.
2010-11-16 Charles Wilson <...>
* version.h: Bump version number.
2010-11-16 Charles Wilson <...>
* csih.sh (csih_account_has_necessary_privileges): Fix typo.
(csih_create_privileged_user): Fix typo.
2010-11-16 Charles Wilson <...>
Document XP64/XP32 issues. Remove vestiges of Win9x.
* TODO: Remove Win9x item.
* NEWS: Update documentation.
* csih.sh: Update version and copyright date. Update
comments throughout to reflect that WinXP64 is included
in "Windows NT Server 2003 or above).
(csih_is_nt2003): Expand commentary to describe situation.
(_csih_warning_for_win9x_perms): Removed.
(csih_guest_account_active): Remove check for !csih_is_nt.
(_csih_warning_for_missing_ACL_support): Ditto.
(csih_privileged_accounts): Ditto.
(csih_create_privileged_user): Ditto.
(csih_create_unprivileged_user): Ditto.
(csih_select_privileged_username): Remove check for !csih_is_nt.
Update user messages regarding NT2003/XP64.
(csih_service_should_run_as): Ditto.
2009-08-01 Charles Wilson <...>
Release 0.9.1
* NEWS: Update.
* csih.sh: Update version.
* version.h: Update version.
2009-07-23 Corinna Vinschen <...>
* cygwin/getVolInfo.c: Check ZwOpenFile status code for
STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER and retry top open with FILE_READ_DATA
access. Simply STATUS_NO_MEDIA_IN_DEVICE condition.
2009-05-03 Charles Wilson <...>
Add error checking for supported OS/cygwin version.
* NEWS: Update.
* csih.sh (csih_win_product_name): New function, allows
to cache results of calling winProductName since we
have to call it anyway.
(_csih_late_initialization_code): set cache variable
for use by csih_win_product_name().
(main): Check that OS is at least WinNT, and cygwin
version is at least 1.7.0, else issue error.
2009-05-03 Charles Wilson <...>
Update version number on trunk.
* NEWS: Update.
* csih.sh (main): Update csih_VERSION.
* version.h: New file.
* native/getAccountName.cpp: Use version.h to set
version number.
* native/winProductName.c: Ditto.
2009-05-03 Charles Wilson <...>
Release 0.2.0
* NEWS: Update.
* csih.sh (main): Update csih_VERSION.
* native/getAccountName.cpp: Bump version number.
* native/winProductName.c: Bump version number.
2009-03-29 Charles Wilson <...>
ACLs for /var/*; supress unnecessary info msgs
* csih.sh (_csih_setup): Add ACLs for system user
and Administrators group to /var/log, /var/run, and
/var/empty.
(csih_select_privileged_username): Supress informational
messages about other privileged users when called with
-u $specific_username_request.
2009-03-28 Charles Wilson <...>
* TODO: New.
* AUTHORS: Updated.
* csih.sh (main): Bump version number.
(_csih_well_known_privileged_accounts[_quoted]): New.
(csih_privileged_accounts): New -u $username option;
check also the specified $username, as well as the
'well known' accounts.
(csih_privileged_account_exists): Modify semantics;
now return true if account exists and has necessary
privileges, even if it is not one of the 'well known'
accounts.
(csih_select_privileged_username): Add -u $default_user
option. Allows to specify some (possibly not yet
existing) account for the service to run under, IF
if is not already installed. This allows to override
the *default* default, cyg_server.
(csih_is_windows7): New.
(csih_is_exactly_windows7): New.
(csih_is_exactly_server2008r2): New.
* native/getAccountName.cpp: Bump version number.
* native/winProductName.c: Bump version number.
Update for Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2.
* NEWS: Update documentation.
2009-03-28 Charles Wilson <...>
* csih.sh (csih_privileged_accounts): Issue
warning if $username in /etc/passwd but not SAM.
Reported by: Herb Maeder
2009-03-28 Julio Costa <...>
* csih.sh (csih_select_privileged_username): Add
-f option.
(csih_create_privileged_user): Expand comments.
2009-01-28 Corinna Vinschen <corinna-cygwin@cygwin.com>
* csih.sh (csih_get_cygenv): Don't check input for certain values.
2008-08-20 Charles Wilson <...>
* csih.sh (_csih_setup): suppress error messages
from chmod (when run as normal user).
2008-08-20 Charles Wilson <...>
Correct csih_check_access behavior.
* csih.sh (csih_check_access): update documentation.
Fix broken if-clauses -- [ fn -a $var -eq "foo" ]
doesn't work; use ( fn && [ $var -eq "foo" ]).
Remove test (and erroneous comments) concerning
ACLs and 'other' permission bits.
(csih_select_privileged_username): reformat messages.
2008-08-20 Charles Wilson <...>
csih-0.1.8 release
* csih.sh (main): bump version number
2008-08-20 Corinna Vinschen <corinna-cygwin@cygwin.com>
Better support for domain accounts.
* csih.sh (csih_create_privileged_user): return success
if user already exists in /etc/passwd (allows to use
pre-existing domain account as privileged user).
(csih_create_unprivileged_user): return success
if user already exists in /etc/passwd (allows to use
pre-existing domain account as unpriv user).
2008-08-20 Charles Wilson <...>
* csih.sh (csih_create_unprivileged_user): detect
if fail to add user to /etc/passwd.
2008-08-20 Charles Wilson <...>
* csih.sh (_csih_setup): Attempt to set correct permissions
on /var/run, /var/log, /var/empty, and /etc.
2008-08-16 Charles Wilson <...>
csih-0.1.7 release
Fix bugs and improve Vista and cygwin-1.7 support.
* csih.sh (main): update documentation, bump version
number.
(csih_cygver): new function.
(csih_cygver_is_oneseven): new function.
(csih_sanity_check): Check for stat program.
(csih_get_system_and_admins_ids): Use 'stat -c %A'
instead of 'ls -ld'.
(csih_check_dir_perms): ditto.
(csih_check_sys_mount): Document as cygwin-1.5.x
specific. Unconditionally return 0 (true) for
cygwin-1.7 and above.
(csih_check_basic_mounts): ditto.
(_csih_setup): Allow /var to have text bit set --
iow, match permissions pattern 'd..x..x..[xt]'
(csih_select_privileged_username): workaround bug in
cygwin-1.7 mkpasswd. Reparagraph error user message,
fix documentation typo.
(csih_service_should_run_as): Return either privileged
account name OR system, not both.
* NEWS: Update documentation.
2008-08-07 Charles Wilson <...>
csih-0.1.6 release
Add getVolInfo utility program. Use it to avoid
checking permissions on volumes that do not support ACLs.
* csih.sh (main): update documentation.
(csih_WIN32_VOLS_WITH_ACLS): new client-accessible var.
(csih_WIN32_VOLS_WITHOUT_ACLS): ditto.
(csih_path_supports_acls): new function.
(_csih_convert_w32vol_to_shell_pattern): new function.
(_csih_path_in_volumelist_core): new function.
(_csih_path_in_volumelist): new function.
(csih_get_system_and_admins_ids): update comments.
No longer an error if Administrators group is not found
in /etc/passwd.
(_csih_warning_for_win9x_perms): new function.
(_csih_warning_for_missing_ACL_support): new function.
(csih_check_dir_perms): bail out early (returning success
but with a warning) if on OS older than windows NT, or the
specified file/dir is on a volume that does not support ACLs.
(csih_check_access): ditto. Also, improve comments. If
csih_ADMINSUID is empty, gracefully skip checking if file/dir
is owned by the Administrators group.
* cygwin/Makefile: new file.
* cygwin/getVolInfo.c: new file.
* COPYING: update documentation.
* NEWS: update documentation.
2008-08-04 Charles Wilson <...>
Accept pre-existing privileged domain accounts.
Default to privileged account on NT/2k/XP if exist.
* csih.sh (csih_privileged_accounts): Always look
for privileged users if NT or better. Look in both
/etc/passwd and local SAM.
(csih_privileged_account_exists): Update documentation
to reflect behavior change inherited from above.
(csih_select_privileged_username): Attempt to return
a username even on NT/2k/XP (but default to empty if
no pre-existing privileged user on those OS's). Be more
specific in the informational messages emitted. Look
in both /etc/passwd and local SAM for accounts, if user
specified one we don't know about already.
(csih_create_privileged_user): Improve comments.
(csih_create_unprivileged_user): Improve comments.
See FIXME! (remove this line from ChangeLog when resolved)
(csih_service_should_run_as): Improve comments. Check
both /etc/passwd and local SAM if "answer" is an account
that did not exist when script was launched. For NT/2k/XP,
default to pre-existing privileged user (if one exists), and
only report SYSTEM otherwise.
* NEWS: Document new behavior
2008-07-19 Corinna Vinschen <corinna-cygwin@cygwin.com>
* csih.sh (csih_account_has_necessary_privileges): Don't
explicitely test for SeDenyXXX rights, nor for
SeIncreaseQuotaPrivilege.
(csih_create_privileged_user): Drop setting
SeDenyInteractiveLogonRight and SeIncreaseQuotaPrivilege.
2008-07-19 Charles Wilson <...>
csih-0.1.5 release
* cish.sh (csih_account_has_necessary_privileges):
Use editrights -t instead of editrights -l and fgrep.
2008-07-19 Corinna Vinschen <corinna-cygwin@cygwin.com>
* csih.sh (csih_account_has_necessary_privileges,
csih_create_privileged_user): Don't disallow network
logon for service user account.
2008-04-14 Charles Wilson <...>
csih-0.1.4 release
* csih.sh: add MIT/X license text.
(csih_error): Removed any direct heritage from cygport due to
licensing concerns.
(csih_warning): ditto
(csih_inform): ditto
(csih_verbose): ditto
* COPYING: update documentation
* NEWS: update documentation
* COPYING.GPLv3: removed
2008-04-09 Charles Wilson <...>
* csih.sh (csih_account_has_necessary_privileges): new function
(csih_select_privileged_username): new behavior if optionally
specified service is installed.
(csih_service_should_run_as): new optional argument service_name.
If specified, checks to see if that service is already installed,
and returns the installed account name if so. Otherwise, behavior
is unchnaged.
2008-04-07 Corinna Vinschen <...>
* csih.sh (csih_create_privileged_user): fix typo
(_csih_setup): fix typo
2008-04-07 Charles Wilson <...>
* csih.sh (csih_select_privileged_username): moved
below _csih_setup so it can be a main entry point.
Added option parsing: -q query mode, and service_name.
Added caching; once csih_PRIVILEGED_USERNAME is set,
avoid extra reprocessing.
(csih_version_ge): new function for comparing version
numbers. 'csih_version_ge A B' returns true if A >= B,
where A and B are of the form x.y.z.
(csih_version_le): ditto, for A <= B.
(csih_version_gt): ditto, for A > B.
(csih_version_lt): ditto, for A < B.
(csih_version_eq): ditto, for A == B.
2008-04-02 Charles Wilson <...>
* csih.sh (csih_create_privileged_user): accept
password as optional first argument.
* native/winProductName.c (usage): new function
(help, license, version): ditto
(main): add support for basic option parsing and
help.
* native/Makefile: link winProductName against
libnative (for getopt support).
* NEWS: new file
* AUTHORS: new file
* COPYING: new file
* COPYING.GPLv3: new file
* COPYING.LGPLv2.1: new file
* COPYING.MIT_X: new file
2008-03-16 Charles Wilson <...>
csih-0.1.3 release
* csih.sh (_csih_late_initialization_code): new function.
moved inline late initialization code to here.
2008-03-16 Charles Wilson <...>
csih-0.1.2 release
* native/winProductName.c: new file
* native/Makefile: add rules for winProductName
* csih.sh (csih_is_exactly_vista): new function
* csih.sh (csih_is_exactly_server2008): new function
* csih.sh: protect usage of $csih_progname against
leading '-' character, throughout.
* csih.sh (late initialization code): add new code
block after definition of csih_invoke_helper().
2008-03-06 Charles Wilson <...>
csih-0.1.1 release
* native/getAccountName.cpp: new file
* native/getopt.c: new file
* native/getopt.h: new file
* native/getopt1.c: new file
* native/lookupAccountName.cpp: new file
* native/lookupAccountName.h: new file
* native/Makefile: new file
* native/ReadMe.Win32Error.txt: new file
* native/Win32Error.h: new file
* csih.sh (csih_is_2k): new function
(csih_is_xp): new function
(csih_is_vista): new function
(csih_invoke_helper): new function
(csih_get_localized_account_name): new function
(csih_get_guest_account_name): new function
(csih_guest_account_active): new function

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0.9.7:
* winProductName: Better support for Windows Server 2012 variants.
* getVolInfo: Adapt to new w32api; avoid ddk.
* csih: Renamed csih_is_exactly_windows8server to csih_is_exactly_server2012.
* csih: Added csih_cygwin_is_64bit.
* Support cross-compilation; support cygwin64.
* Use mingw64 toolchains by default for "native" executables.
0.9.6:
* Avoid language runtime dlls when compiling utility programs.
0.9.5:
* winProductName now supports Windows 8 and Windows 8 Server.
* Remove various obsolete tests.
0.9.4:
* New function csih_call_winsys32() for invoking programs
in C:\Windows\system32.
* New function csih_writable_tmpdir() echos path to a temporary
directory, using $TMP, $TEMP, $TMPDIR, $HOME, etc.
* New function csih_mktemp() safely wraps /usr/bin/mktemp.
* csih_sanity_check() deprecated (replaced by internal
function).
* csih_check_basic_mounts() deprecated (ditto).
* New mutable variables csih_sanity_check_server and
csih_required_commands[] for modifying the behavior of
the internal replacement function for csih_sanity_check().
* All external applications (mkpasswd, expr, tr, sed, etc)
are now called by their full path, to avoid conflicts in
the presence of unexpected $PATH contents.
* (internal): massive reorganization, changing the order
of intialization. Required because some initialization requires
calling external programs, and we now verify these programs
are accessible first.
0.9.3:
* In csih_install_config(), don't treat as error when
user elects elects NOT to overwrite existing files; instead
return success. (Corinna Vinschen)
0.9.2:
* Remove all vestiges of pre-NT support -- except
for failure message if used on 9x platforms.
* Update user messages and # comments to reflect new
information: csih_is_nt2003 returns true for 64bit XP
but not 32bit XP. This is because 64bit XP is actually
more similar to Windows NT Server 2003 than XP32:
especially with regards to the privileges of the SYSTEM
account.
* getVolInfo uses cygwin_create_path instead of deprecated
cygwin_conv_to_full_win32_path.
0.9.1:
* getVolInfo doesn't need file access rights to get
just volume information. Open with reduced rights
to work around issue with HGFS. (Corinna Vinschen)
0.9.0:
* On-going development on the trunk is specific
for cygwin-1.7. Bump version number to reflect
that, but...
* Only a few substantive changes relative to 0.2.0:
- use common version.h file in compiled programs,
to avoid having to increment the version number
in too many places.
- new csih_win_product_name() function caches result
of calling winProductName.
- Verify that OS is at least WinNT, and that cygwin
version is at least 1.7.0, or error.
0.2.0:
* Branch for cygwin-1.5-specific releases
* No other changes with respect to package 0.1.9-2
0.1.9:
* correct csih_check_access behavior.
* suppress errors in _csih_setup
* No longer restrict contents of CYGWIN variable
* New -f option for csih_select_privileged_username to
accomodate unattended installs
* New '-u default_username' for csih_select_privileged_username,
for another way of accomodating unattended installs, AND to
allow foo-config to specify explicitly the --service-account
to use. Note that csih_privileged_account_exists $username
now returns true if $username exists, and has all necessary
privileges, even if it is not one of the well-known cyg_server,
cron_server, or sshd_server accounts.
* New '-u username' for csih_privileged_accounts. Also checks
username as well as 'well known' accounts for (a) existence,
and (b) having necessary privileges.
* Now warn user when an account is specified in /etc/passwd,
but is not found in the SAM. This is ok if the account is
a domain account, but the user should be aware of the issue.
* Updated winProductName to reflect Windows 7, Server 2008 R2.
* csih has new functions related to detecting Windows 7 and
Server 2008 R2.
0.1.8:
* explicitly set permissions on /var/[log|run|empty]
and /etc. This simplifies code in most callers.
* Better support for (pre-existing) domain accounts
as privileged and unprivileged users.
0.1.7:
* bug fixes
* compatibility fixes and workarounds for cygwin-1.7
0.1.6:
* more permissions tweaks for privileged user:
See http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2008-06/msg00453.html
Users of earlier versions of csih may need to manually
adjust their existing privileged users. Again:
editrights -r SeDenyNetworkLogonRight -u cyg_server
editrights -r SeDenyInteractiveLogonRight -u cyg_server
editrights -r SeIncreaseQuotaPrivilege -u cyg_server
* Even on NT/2k/XP, prefer to use "privileged" user (cyg_server,
sshd_server, cron_server, etc) if a suitable such user already
exists. If not, then for these older OS's, fall back to SYSTEM.
As always, by setting csih_FORCE_PRIVILEGED_USER -- usually done
by the calling script via a command line argument, such as
/usr/bin/iu-config -privileged
the user can force NT/2k/XP to behave as Vista or Server2008: a
privileged user is required, and if one does not exist it will
be created.
* Also accept privileged accounts that exist only in /etc/passwd and
are not present in the local SAM. That is, accept pre-existing
privileged domain accounts.
* New utility program: getVolInfo
http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2007-08/msg00040.html
* New function: csih_path_supports_acls() returns 0 (success)
if the specified path is located on a volume that supports
ACLs. Uses getVolInfo. Behavior can be modified, when getVolInfo
is incorrect, by setting user-accessible variables:
csih_WIN32_VOLS_WITH_ACLS
csih_WIN32_VOLS_WITHOUT_ACLS
which each may contain ;-separated lists of win32 paths,
specifying volumes in the relevant category.
* It is no longer a fatal error if, when checking the
permissions or access rights of a file or directory, the
target is located on a volume that does not support ACLs.
A warning is issued, but operation continues.
* The Administrators group is no longer required to be in
/etc/passwd. However, it is still required in /etc/group.
SYSTEM is (still) required in both /etc/passwd and /etc/group.
0.1.5:
* tweak permissions for privileged user (no longer deny
NetworkLogonRight). Users of earlier versions may need to
manually adjust their exising privileged users: that is,
as an Administrator (or, on Vista with UAC, from a console
launched via 'Run as Administrator' with valid UAC
authentication):
editrights -r SeDenyNetworkLogonRight -u cyg_server
0.1.4:
* Add --help, --license, --version options to winProductName.
* Caller can now specify the password when calling
csih_create_privileged_user
* csih_should_run_as now accepts optional [service_name] argument.
If specified, then checks to see if [service_name] is already
isntalled. If so, the user under which the service is installed
is returned (if that user has the necessary privileges).
Should call csih_select_privileged_username first, unless you are
SURE that [service_name] has already been installed.
* Add [-q] and [service_name] options to csih_select_privileged_username
+ If the optional argument '-q' is specified, then
csih_select_privileged_username will operate in query mode, which
is more appropriate for user-config scripts that need information
ABOUT a service, but do not themselves install the service or
create privileged users.
+ If the optional [service_name] argument is present, then that
value may be used in some of the messages. Also,
csih_select_privileged_username will then check to see if
[service_name] is already installed. If so, it the
account under which it is installed will be selected, assuming
that account passes validation (has necessary permissions, group
memberships, etc).
+ Usually [-q] and [service_name] should be specified together.
* Associated foo-config scripts that do not themselves install
a service (such as ssh-user-config) can now query the 'expected'
account that the associated service will run as. Recommended
pattern:
if csih_is_nt
then
if ! cygrunsrv -Q <service> >/dev/null 2>&1
then
csih_select_privileged_username -q <service>
fi
service_user=$(csih_service_should_run_as <service>)
... continue ...
fi
* new functions for comparing x.y.z version numbers:
csih_version_ge A B --> A >= B
csih_version_le A B --> A <= B
csih_version_gt A B --> A > B
csih_version_lt A B --> A < B
csih_version_ne A B --> A == B
* Clarified licensing terms and attributions for csih.sh script
Explicitly MIT/X.
* Removed any direct heritage from cygport due to licensing concerns.
For an example of the usage of the new facilities, see the (proposed)
ssh-host-config and ssh-user-config scripts:
+ host: http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2008-04/msg00079.html
+ user: http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2008-04/msg00219.html
(Note that the official ssh-[host|user]-config scripts may not look
anything like these two proposals...)

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* Needs serious refactoring. Code is way too complicated
and nigh-on unmaintainable. However, refactoring may
require coordinating API changes and release timing
with client foo-config packages.