Function SmbDaemon

SmbDaemon starts the SMB server:

int SmbDaemon(SmbConfigData *pConfig);

Parameters

pConfig

A pointer do the configuration data.

typedef struct
    {
    char               cIpAddress[32];
    int                iSecurityMode;
    int                iMaxBufferSize;
     int                iPriority;
     SmbTreeCheckProc   pTreeCheck;
    SmbUserLogonProc   pUserLogon;
    SmbGetPasswordProc pGetPassword;
    }SmbConfigData;

cIpAddress        is the used ip-address of the server. i.e. "192.168.1.10"
iSecurityMode   is the share mode of the server. (SMB_SHARE=share all, SMB_USER=user depents)
iMaxBufferSize is transfer buffer size of the server. i.e. 0x1000 to 0xFFFF.
iPriority             is the task priority of the server.(0 to 256) for default use PRIOTASK_NORMAL*4.
pTreeCheck      is a callback function with this you can check all connections, see at TreeCheck.
pUserLogon      is a callback function with this you can check all user logons and assign all tree entries, see at UserLogon.
pGetPassword  is a callback function to get the password for a user.
 

remark

If  iSecurityMode will set to SMB_SHARE, the server will not need a valid user logon. The password of
the user isn't checked. The server only share the same paths for all users.
If  iSecurityMode will set to SMB_USER, the server will need a valid logon. The server only share
can assign indivitual shares for each user.

The callback functions are called in this order:

Order	Callback	Function
1.	pGetPassword	The server will get a password for a user, to compare it with the transmitted password. (only at SMB_USER)
2.	pUserLogon	The server will know to wich path a user have access.
3.	pTreeCheck	The server want to know if a user has acces to an tree.

return value

Macro	Value	Meaning
SMB_ERR_NONE	0	no error
SMB_ERR_SOCKET	1	socket error
SMB_ERR_ISRUNNING	2	the server allready runs
SMB_ERR_INIT	4	the server couln't be initialized
SMB_ERR_MEMORY	5	not enouth memory
SMB_ERR_WRONGSIZE	6	the iMaxBufferSize hase a wrong value
SMB_ERR_WRONGIP	7	the ip address is wrong

 

Introduction
The SMB daemon
The NMB daemon
The CheckTree Function
The UserLogon Function
The GetPassword Function 
The SmbInsertTreeEntry Function 
The SmbInfo Function 
OS-Independency

Copyright © 2003 Anton Zechner