Moved SecurityEditor.dll functionality to authSSP.dll.
aclui.dll is called with /delayload option to allow operation on NT4 and Win9x.
Code is in CVS, binary will be available in the next RC.
Please let me know if this works on NT4 and Win9x.
Martin
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Merged authSSP.dll and SecurityEditor.dll
Re: Merged authSSP.dll and SecurityEditor.dll
Does this mean that the security configuration manager is no longer needed on NT 4 boxes?Marscha wrote: aclui.dll is called with /delayload option to allow operation on NT4 and Win9x.
No, from a users perspective, it's the same as before.
You can run ultravnc without the security configuration manager on NT4.
You just won't be able to configure MS-Logon groups through the graphical dialog.
But you can load these groups with the MSLogonACL tool.
So the security configuration manager is not absolutely neccessary.
But from a programmers standpoint things are a lot easier with just one dll for all stuff related to MS-Logon II.
I announced this change here because I need feedback if it is working as expected since I have no NT4 or Win9x boxes to test.
You can run ultravnc without the security configuration manager on NT4.
You just won't be able to configure MS-Logon groups through the graphical dialog.
But you can load these groups with the MSLogonACL tool.
So the security configuration manager is not absolutely neccessary.
But from a programmers standpoint things are a lot easier with just one dll for all stuff related to MS-Logon II.
I announced this change here because I need feedback if it is working as expected since I have no NT4 or Win9x boxes to test.