openafs/src/WINNT/afsadmsvr/TaAfsAdmSvr.h
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/*
* Copyright 2000, International Business Machines Corporation and others.
* All Rights Reserved.
*
* This software has been released under the terms of the IBM Public
* License. For details, see the LICENSE file in the top-level source
* directory or online at http://www.openafs.org/dl/license10.html
*/
#ifndef TAAFSADMSVR_H
#define TAAFSADMSVR_H
/*
* INCLUSIONS _________________________________________________________________
*
*/
#include <rpc.h>
#include <rpcndr.h>
#include <windows.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <WINNT/TaLocale.h>
#include <WINNT/iTaAfsAdmSvr.h>
#include <WINNT/TaAfsAdmSvrCommon.h>
#ifndef TAAFSADMSVRCLIENT_H
#include <WINNT/AfsAppLib.h>
#endif // TAAFSADMSVRCLIENT_H
/*
* DEFINITIONS ________________________________________________________________
*
*/
// The admin server can be started on a machine just by running
// its .EXE; if the "timed" keyword is given on its command-line,
// it will shut itself down if it's idle for N minutes. If the "Manual"
// keyword is not present, the local cell will automatically be opened
// for administration and its contents refreshed (the scope of the auto-
// refresh can be limited to users or volumes by also adding one of
// the Scope keywords)
//
#define AFSADMSVR_PROGRAM "TaAfsAdmSvr.exe"
#define AFSADMSVR_KEYWORD_TIMED "Timed"
#define AFSADMSVR_KEYWORD_MANUAL "Manual"
#define AFSADMSVR_KEYWORD_SCOPE_USERS "Users"
#define AFSADMSVR_KEYWORD_SCOPE_VOLUMES "Volumes"
#define AFSADMSVR_KEYWORD_DEBUG "Debug"
// Ordinarily, the admin server will export its binding handles
// under the following identity:
//
#define AFSADMSVR_ENTRYNAME_DEFAULT "/.:/Autohandle_TaAfsAdmSvr"
// On my Win98 box, RpcNsBindingExport() always fails for some
// inexplicable reason (error 6BF, RPC_S_CALL_FAILED_DNE, which
// is about as generic a "didn't work" error code as you can get.)
// Presuming that this is not the only box in the world which can't
// do this--even though it's documented to work on Win95, perhaps
// it's widespread?--the admin server will detect failure of this
// routine and attempt to bind to a particular default endpoint;
// if the client can't find any valid binding handles through
// RpcNsBinding* lookups, it will try this well-known endpoint as
// a last-ditch effort.
//
#define AFSADMSVR_ENDPOINT_DEFAULT 1025
#endif // TAAFSADMSVR_H