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Re: Visual c++ 6 doesn't show variables

Joe Woodbury15-Jul-09 20:09

Joe Woodbury

15-Jul-09 20:09

Verify whether you are watching "Auto", "Locals" or "this".

Re: Visual c++ 6 doesn't show variables

mariano_7617-Jul-09 3:04

mariano_76

17-Jul-09 3:04

seems very strange, i've tryed on another PC the same code and i got same results...so is not my HW i suppose, but mine and other PC are
with dual core CPUs...i got a amd athlon X2 processor and other is intel core 2 duo....i will try on a single core machine...maybe visual c++ 6
got some troubles with today multicore cpus? if it's true what i can do?....

Re: Visual c++ 6 doesn't show variables

Joe Woodbury17-Jul-09 6:04

Joe Woodbury

17-Jul-09 6:04

I use VC++ 6 on a Core 2 duo and don't have a problem. Wish I had a solution for you.

Cryptography trying to set hash (message digest) to encoded message using Crypto API

Lilach4215-Jul-09 5:31

Lilach42

15-Jul-09 5:31

Hi,

I have a code that generates hash from data stream using following calls:
CryptAcquireContext(&hDummyProv, NULL, NULL, PROV_RSA_FULL, 0)
CryptCreateHash()
CryptHashData()
CryptGetHashParam()
CryptDestroyHash()

I am trying to use the hash blob to generate signed message using following calls:

CertEnumCertificatesInStore
CertGetCertificateContextProperty ()
CryptAcquireContext(
&hProv,
pProvInfoData->pwszContainerName,
pProvInfoData->pwszProvName,
PROV_RSA_FULL,
0)
CryptCreateHash() – get new hash handle this time from CSP
CryptSetHashParam() – update hash handle with message digest prepared earlier
CryptMsgOpenToEncode(
MY_ENCODING_TYPE,
CMSG_DETACHED_FLAG | CMSG_AUTHENTICATED_ATTRIBUTES_FLAG,
CMSG_SIGNED,
&SignedEncodedInfo,
0,
NULL)

Everything works fine until I retrieve the szOID_RSA_messageDigest property to compare with previously generated hash. I get a different value than I set.

Comment: I must use a call to CryptMsgOpenToEncode to generate encrypted message signed by A CSP.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks for helping me,
Lilach

Re: Cryptography trying to set hash (message digest) to encoded message using Crypto API

Randor 15-Jul-09 13:19

Randor

15-Jul-09 13:19

Hi Lilach,

Unfortunately you have not provided enough information to conclusively identify the cause of your problem. The only thing that comes to mind is that I dont see your mention of calling CryptMsgUpdate.

With the limited information provided the only thing I can think of is to point you towards an MSDN sample which closely matches your requirements:

Example C Program: Encoding an Enveloped, Signed Message[^]

Best Wishes,
-David Delaune

Re: Cryptography trying to set hash (message digest) to encoded message using Crypto API

Lilach4219-Jul-09 13:22

Lilach42

19-Jul-09 13:22

Hi David,

I added a call to CryptMsgUpdate() as you suggested. The problem is that when I decode the resulted message, the content contains different message digest. In fact, I think it is the digest of an empty message.

Here is the message digest I got:
DA 39 A3 EE 5E 6B 4B 0D 32 55 BF EF 95 60 18 90 AF D8 07 09

Here is the relevant code:

CMSG_SIGNED_ENCODE_INFO signedEncodedInfo;
HCRYPTPROV hHash = NULL;

// ... here singedEncodedInfo is initiated

// create a hash object.
if (!CryptCreateHash(d_hCryptProv, CALG_SHA1, 0, 0, &hHash))
{
throw( GetLastError());
}

// set hash data to hash handle
// pHashBytes is a pointer to bytes array containing
// hashed data
if (!CryptSetHashParam(hHash, HP_HASHVAL, pHashBytes, 0))
{
throw(GetLastError());
}

// initiate encoded message
d_hMsg = CryptMsgOpenToEncode(MY_ENCODING_TYPE,
CMSG_DETACHED_FLAG | MSG_AUTHENTICATED_ATTRIBUTES_FLAG,
MSG_SIGNED,
&SignedEncodedInfo,
0,
NULL);

if (!CryptMsgUpdate( d_hMsg, NULL, 0, TRUE ))
{
throw(GetLastError());
}

Do you have an idea what is wrong?

Thanks,
Lilach

Re: Cryptography trying to set hash (message digest) to encoded message using Crypto API

Randor 21-Jul-09 5:20

Randor

21-Jul-09 5:20

What do you mean when you say decode? Are you trying to decode a SHA1 hash back into the original message? SHA1 is a one way hash, it cannot be decoded back into the original message!

Best Wishes,
-David Delaune

How to add controls to a splitted pane using CSSplitter class in a CDialog. (Or if you know a better class) [modified]

Netc15-Jul-09 4:41

Netc

15-Jul-09 4:41

I'm using CSSplitter class to split some controls in a dialog. CSSplitters take two * CWnd arguments for the up and down control window. (or left and right).
It's very easy to do that. But now, I'd like to add some controls in one pane, because only two controls are split for now. The goal is to make a bar with buttons between the controls that would move as the splitter is moved.
A picture would be more eloquent : http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/4145/sanstitre1fgg.jpg (http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/4145/sanstitre1fgg.jpg)
That's what i'd like to do in the best case. (Image from bearshare)
We can drag the splitter and the bar moves as the bottom list is resized.

Have you got any idea on how to do that ?
Any simple solutions ?
Or do you know some other splitter class than CSSplitter that would be able to do it in a dialog ?

I tried Zsplitter on this site, but it doesn't work with visual studio 2008... And is somewhat complex to install. (not to use)

I've been stuck for 2 days trying to solve that ridiculous but very annoying and frustrating problem. For hours I tried tutorials, different classes. But none worked well, because most classes are made for sdi/mdi, most don't allow more than one control per pane, can't be resized... (As my dialog is a CResizingDialog to resize controls automatically, sometimes it works, sometimes i get numerous errors...)

Thanks in advance,

One idea was to make a separate panel that includes controls and attach it when creating the splitter. But it doesn't work too, and i wouldn't be able to access objects any more.

modified on Wednesday, July 15, 2009 1:07 PM

Mount file to a folder

gospel56715-Jul-09 4:14

gospel567

15-Jul-09 4:14

Is it possible to mount a file (from C/C++) to a folder in Microsoft Windows? Like some virtual CD drive applications mount *.iso (and other formats) files to a virtual drive, but to folder instead of a drive.
If it is, please point me in the right direction (some article for example). I've spent countless hours google'ing for it but found nothing.

Thanks in advance.

Re: Mount file to a folder

Michael Schubert15-Jul-09 4:58

Michael Schubert

15-Jul-09 4:58

What kind of file do you want to mount? It only makes sense if the file is a container of some sort that has a folder structure inside (ISO, ZIP).

Re: Mount file to a folder

gospel56715-Jul-09 5:10

gospel567

15-Jul-09 5:10

Yes, I'm working on a project, a part of which is creation of a file format that contains just plain data of files, stored sequentaly, so that such file can be mounted as a directory. 'Container' in other words. ISO, ZIP etc are good examples.

Re: Mount file to a folder

Stuart Dootson15-Jul-09 5:32

Stuart Dootson

15-Jul-09 5:32

Assuming you're using an NTFS filesystem, I think reparse points[^] sound like they could fit the bill?

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Re: Mount file to a folder

gospel56715-Jul-09 5:59

gospel567

15-Jul-09 5:59

Well, this looks like a solution, but a bit complicated (only for me? D'Oh! | :doh:

) Anyway, many thanks for the reply.

Re: Mount file to a folder

Randor 15-Jul-09 13:37

Randor

15-Jul-09 13:37

gospel567 wrote:
Well, this looks like a solution, but a bit complicated

Stuart gave you some excellent advice. Have a look at the Microsoft MSDN sample code:

Creating a Mounted Folder[^]

Hopefully viewing code samples will shed some light on this mysterious function and reduce the percieved complexity level.

Best Wishes,
-David Delaune

Re: Mount file to a folder

«_Superman_»15-Jul-09 6:04

«_Superman_»

15-Jul-09 6:04

You could use CreateHardLink[^] to create a link to a file in another folder.

«_Superman_»
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Re: Mount file to a folder

Richard Andrew x6415-Jul-09 6:18

Richard Andrew x64

15-Jul-09 6:18

Sounds to me like you want to create a Shell Extenstion.

It's not easy. You need to implement a wide variety of interfaces.

Look up Shell Extensions, and you'll see that it does what you want.

RegOpenKeyEx fetching value after logoff

hackcrackvirus15-Jul-09 4:10

hackcrackvirus

15-Jul-09 4:10

Hello,
I am developing a small application that reads remote machine's username by reading "HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows NT\\CurrentVersion\\Winlogon" key. Even when I logoff remote machine, I still get the same username. I want to ask are my following assumptions correct:
1) This registry key stores the last logged on username.
2) Its value changes when another user logs into the system.

Re: RegOpenKeyEx fetching value after logoff

David Crow15-Jul-09 4:42

David Crow

15-Jul-09 4:42

hackcrackvirus wrote:
I want to ask are my following assumptions correct:
1) This registry key stores the last logged on username.

The DefaultUserName value stores the name of the last user to log on to a computer.

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How to change the access properties of a drive

Nekkantidivya15-Jul-09 4:03

Nekkantidivya

15-Jul-09 4:03

Hi,

I am working on a C++ project, in this I have to change the access of a temporary drive to read only or readwrite. I have code to find the temporary drive but the problem is to change the access properties (Read only, Read Write, Locked etc something like this).

If anyone have any idea to solve this please reply me.

Thanks in advance

Re: How to change the access properties of a drive

Stuart Dootson15-Jul-09 4:13

Stuart Dootson

15-Jul-09 4:13

ACLs[^]? Disks are objects, you can set ACLs on them, I believe.

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Re: How to change the access properties of a drive

Nekkantidivya15-Jul-09 5:01

Nekkantidivya

15-Jul-09 5:01

basically i need to change access of the usb device driver to read only
i want to know which api i need to use to make the usb device drive read only
i am using vc++ and visual studio 2005

i didn't understand how the ACL will help here

Re: How to change the access properties of a drive

Stuart Dootson15-Jul-09 5:29

Stuart Dootson

15-Jul-09 5:29

If you need to do something with the device driver, then you probably need an appropriate IOCTL[^]

Or maybe this article[^] is of relevance?

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Re: How to change the access properties of a drive

Anil Veeraghattapu 415-Jul-09 6:19

Anil Veeraghattapu 4

15-Jul-09 6:19

that article explains the procedure for changing access through registry keys. it will fails if we have more than one usb device plugged in to the machine.

i want to use win32 api to change the access of usb device driver through vc++ application.

can you please explain me how can modify the acl of the volume stack of the usb device to make it read only

or is there any setupDi... function which makes a usb driver to read only

Re: How to change the access properties of a drive

Richard Andrew x6415-Jul-09 6:07

Richard Andrew x64

15-Jul-09 6:07

What you want is not achieved by adjusting the USB driver.

Stuart is right. You need to learn how to use ACL's if you want to control access to the files and folders on the USB drive.

Re: How to change the access properties of a drive

David Crow15-Jul-09 6:14

David Crow

15-Jul-09 6:14

Nekkantidivya wrote:
i didn't understand how the ACL will help here

Since you are wanting to control access to the device, an Access Control List/Entry will help.

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