pull up r19221 from trunk r19221@cathode-dark-space: jaltman | 2007-03-13 02:35:13 -0400 ticket: new subject: KFW: Vista Integrated Logon component: windows On Windows Vista the GINA architecture was removed. As a side effect the support for the Logon Event Handlers was also removed. The KFW Integrated Logon functionality relies on the "Logon" event handler to migrate the user's tickets from a secure FILE: ccache to an API: ccache so that the tickets will be available to NetIDMgr and all other Kerberos applications. This functionality is especially important on Vista for accounts that are members of the Administrators group because the User Account Control (UAC) restricts access to the session keys of all tickets in the MSLSA ccache. The only way for tickets to be made available to MIT Kerberos applications is by obtaining them within the Network Provider and pushing them into the Logon Session. This patch replaces the missing Logon Event Handler support with a new exported function "LogonEventHandler" which adheres to the rundll32.exe specifications. The "LogonEventHandler" function accepts as input the name of a FILE ccache and moves the contents into an API: ccache and then deletes the FILE ccache. In order for this to work the FILE ccache must be owned by the account that was used to logon to the current session. The NPLogonNotify() function must therefore lookup the SID for the active account, assign an appropriate DACL to the ccache file, and change the owner. In addition, when Vista is in use a LogonScript must be constructed that will perform the call to rundll32.exe. Other changes include altering the prototype of KFW_copy_ccache_system_file to accept a filename instead of the LogonID. This improves the abstraction and allows the filename to be computed once and passed into multiple functions from NPLogonNotify(). Many debugging calls were added to assist with implementation. #define DEBUG 1 at the top of kfwcommon.c when you wish to build with debugging that generates entries in the Windows Application Event Viewer. It is important to note that Integrated Logon attempts to logon the username within the default realm within the krb5.ini file using the provided password. This is so a local machine account name matching the default realm can obtain Kerberos tickets by synchronizing the password. Commit By: tlyu Revision: 19334 Changed Files: _U branches/krb5-1-6/ U branches/krb5-1-6/src/windows/kfwlogon/kfwcommon.c U branches/krb5-1-6/src/windows/kfwlogon/kfwlogon.c U branches/krb5-1-6/src/windows/kfwlogon/kfwlogon.def U branches/krb5-1-6/src/windows/kfwlogon/kfwlogon.h