- Request only the access rights that are actually required in openTcpFile. Fixes many should-be access denied errors originating from netshell. While this doesn't fix the root cause of CORE-9172, it is a required step if we ever want netshell to work for non-Admin users.
CORE-9172
svn path=/trunk/; revision=66300
[IPHLPAPI] - Fix a use after free in getNthInterfaceEntity (CID 716795 - partly reverts r53190). Fix a possible double free in getArpTable (CID 716796).
svn path=/trunk/; revision=57127
- Fix a massive memory leak of our entire TDI entity ID database after each call to getInterfaceInfoSet
- Fix another massive leak of our entire TDI interface table after each call to getInterfaceInfoByIndex and getInterfaceInfoByName
- Fix some uninitialized variable warnings
- Explorer no longer leaks horrendous amounts of memory (about 1 MB per minute even without network activity) when the network status icon is in the system tray
svn path=/trunk/; revision=53190
New noteworthy improvements include (in addition to the other improvements made in the commits that were reverted in trunk):
- Support for sending/receiving packets > 16KB in size
- Samba-tng works
- Tracert works
- Major speed and stability improvements (especially for TCP connections)
- Use ExAllocatePoolWithTag/ExFreePoolWithTag instead of memtrack
svn path=/trunk/; revision=45172
- TSVN choked repeatedly when attempting to merge ~9000 revs into the branch (tried 3 times on 2 different computers)
- If someone wants to delete aicom-network-fixes, they are welcome to
- Lesson learned: Letting a branch get thousands of revs out of date is a horrible idea
svn path=/branches/aicom-network-branch/; revision=44353
- Remove duplicate defines for the same IOCTL
- Remove unneeded code
- Fix a completely wrong implementation of ENTITY_TYPE_ID
- Perform parameter checking
- Remove several hacks in iphlpapi that worked around bugs in the previous implementation
- We now support retrieving interface-specific routing tables and ARP tables
svn path=/trunk/; revision=43338
- Fix out of bounds array access
- Check that we got a valid pointer from HeapAlloc
- Don't close the caller's handle when we fail
- Fix a memory leak
- Found by Amine Khaldi
svn path=/trunk/; revision=42774