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File pkg/dcerpc/scmr.go contains only the skeleton for the data structures described in the Miscrosoft specification. Every opnum is declared without the internal fields. Each of them should be described as:
typeOpnumNameRequeststruct{
// Declarations here
}
typeOpnumNameResponsestruct{
// Declarations here
}
The request should use the same types (in Go notation) as the specification, except for DWORD (which can be declared as uint32) and all other basic types (for example WORD and BYTE). Also rename all the structs named OpnumNameStruct to OpnumNameRequest.
An example already defined in the code is Opnum 5. OpnumName is RSetServiceObjectSecurity and its declaration in Microsoft's specification is:
In the pkg/dcerpc/scmr.go file, add the remaining opnum. Each opnum should be implemented as a struct with the name OpnumNameRequest and OpnumNameResponse. The fields in the struct should be as per the Microsoft's specification. Also, rename all the structs named OpnumNameStruct to OpnumNameRequest.
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File
pkg/dcerpc/scmr.go
contains only the skeleton for the data structures described in the Miscrosoft specification. Every opnum is declared without the internal fields. Each of them should be described as:The request should use the same types (in Go notation) as the specification, except for DWORD (which can be declared as uint32) and all other basic types (for example WORD and BYTE). Also rename all the structs named
OpnumNameStruct
toOpnumNameRequest
.An example already defined in the code is Opnum 5. OpnumName is RSetServiceObjectSecurity and its declaration in Microsoft's specification is:
And in the code is defined as:
With no response.
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