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using System;
using System.Security.AccessControl;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.Text;
namespace NetAccessControl
{
class SACLForm : DACLForm
{
public SACLForm(RegistrySecurity ppSDIn, string ObjectNameIn) : base(ppSDIn, ObjectNameIn)
{
/* We need to edit some of the text to SACL specific stuff. */
this.dataGridViewComboBoxColumn1.Items.Clear();
this.dataGridViewComboBoxColumn1.Items.Add("None");
this.dataGridViewComboBoxColumn1.Items.Add("Success");
this.dataGridViewComboBoxColumn1.Items.Add("Failure");
this.autoinheritBox.Text = "SACL auto-&inherits from its parent";
}
protected override void CheckAutoInheritBox()
{
/* Checked if the SACL inherits */
this.autoinheritBox.Checked = !this.ppSD.AreAuditRulesProtected;
}
protected override uint GetAccessRightsFromEntry(System.Security.AccessControl.AuthorizationRule Entry)
{
/* Is it an AccessRule, or AuditRule. */
return (uint)((RegistryAuditRule)(Entry)).RegistryRights;
}
protected override string GetAccessType(AuthorizationRule Entry)
{
/* Same thing here */
return ((RegistryAuditRule)(Entry)).AuditFlags.ToString();
}
protected override AuthorizationRuleCollection GetAuthzRules(bool inheritedOrExplicit)
{
return this.ppSD.GetAuditRules(!inheritedOrExplicit, inheritedOrExplicit,
typeof(System.Security.Principal.NTAccount));
}
protected override void applyButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
for (int i = 0; i < this.daclLView.Rows.Count; i++)
{
try
{
/* Identity */
string identity = (string)(this.daclLView["userLViewCol", i].Value);
/* Access mask */
RegistryRights accessMask = (RegistryRights)(Convert.ToUInt32
((string)(this.daclLView["permsLViewCol", i].Value), 16));
/* Inheritance flags */
AuthorizationRule inheritEntries =
(AuthorizationRule)(this.daclLView["inheritLViewCol", i].Tag);
/* With this information, we can create an Audit rule. */
RegistryAuditRule newEntry = new RegistryAuditRule(identity, accessMask,
inheritEntries.InheritanceFlags, inheritEntries.PropagationFlags,
this.GetFlags(i));
/* With the auditrule created, apply it to the security descriptor. */
this.ppSD.SetAuditRule(newEntry);
}
catch (System.NullReferenceException)
{
/* ignore empty values */
}
}
/* Don't forget the auto-inheritance */
this.ppSD.SetAuditRuleProtection(!this.autoinheritBox.Checked, (bool)(this.autoinheritBox.Tag));
this.Close();
}
protected override void HandleUpdatedData(object sender, DataGridViewCellEventArgs e)
{
/* The user changed an item, enable the Apply button. */
if (e.ColumnIndex == 3)
{
/* Actually the user just wanted to see the inheritance flags. So Show them */
RegistryAuditRule inheritFlags = (RegistryAuditRule)
(this.daclLView[e.ColumnIndex, e.RowIndex].Tag);
Inheritance<RegistryAuditRule> childFrm = new Inheritance<RegistryAuditRule>(
inheritFlags);
if (childFrm.ShowDialog(this) == DialogResult.OK)
{
RegistryAuditRule Entry = new RegistryAuditRule((string)
(this.daclLView["userLViewCol", e.RowIndex].Value),
(RegistryRights)(Convert.ToUInt32((string)(this.daclLView["permsLViewCol", e.RowIndex].Value), 16)),
childFrm.Entryinhers, childFrm.Entryprops, this.GetFlags(e.RowIndex));
this.daclLView[e.ColumnIndex, e.RowIndex].Tag = Entry;
this.applyButton.Enabled = true;
}
}
else this.applyButton.Enabled = true;
}
protected AuditFlags GetFlags(int i)
{
/* Since this is required by two events, I've extracted this method from the main handler. */
AuditFlags alloworDeny = AuditFlags.None;
switch ((string)(this.daclLView["typeLViewCol", i].Value))
{
default:
case "None":
{
alloworDeny = AuditFlags.None;
break;
}
case "Failure":
{
alloworDeny = AuditFlags.Failure;
break;
}
case "Success":
{
alloworDeny = AuditFlags.Success;
break;
}
}
return alloworDeny;
}
}
}
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