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* pwdgrp.h (pwdgrp_check::pwdgrp_state): Replace by
pwdgrp_check::isinitializing ().
(pwdgrp_check::isinitializing): Create.
* passwd.cc (grab_int): Change type to unsigned, use strtoul and
set the pointer content to 0 if the field is invalid.
(parse_pwd): Move validity test after getting pw_gid.
(read_etc_passwd): Replace "passwd_state <= " by
passwd_state::isinitializing ().
(internal_getpwuid): Ditto.
(internal_getpwnam): Ditto.
(getpwent): Ditto.
(getpass): Ditto.
* grp.cc (parse_grp): Use strtoul for gr_gid and verify the validity.
(read_etc_group): Replace "group_state <= " by
group_state::isinitializing ().
(internal_getgrgid): Ditto.
(getgrent32): Ditto.
(internal_getgrent): Ditto.
2002-12-10 Pierre Humblet <pierre.humblet@ieee.org>
* security.h: Move declarations of internal_getgrent,
internal_getpwsid and internal_getgrsid to pwdgrp.h.
* pwdgrp.h: Declare internal_getpwsid, internal_getpwnam,
internal_getpwuid, internal_getgrsid, internal_getgrgid,
internal_getgrnam, internal_getgrent and internal_getgroups.
Delete "emulated" from enum pwdgrp_state.
(pwdgrp_check::isuninitialized): Create.
(pwdgrp_check::pwdgrp_state): Change state to initializing
rather than to uninitialized.
(pwdgrp_read::gets): Remove trailing CRs.
* passwd.cc (grab_string): Don't look for NLs.
(grab_int): Ditto.
(parse_pwd): Don't look for CRs. Return 0 if entry is too short.
(search_for): Delete.
(read_etc_passwd): Simplify tests to actually read the file.
Set state to loaded before making internal_getpwXX calls.
Replace search_for calls by equivalent internal_pwgetXX calls.
(internal_getpwsid): Use passwd_state.isuninitialized to decide
to call read_etc_passwd.
(internal_getpwuid): Create.
(internal_getpwnam): Create.
(getpwuid32): Simply call internal_getpwuid.
(getpwuid_r32): Call internal_getpwuid.
(getpwnam): Simply call internal_getpwnam.
(getpwnam_r): Call internal_getpwnam.
* grp.cc (parse_grp): Don't look for CRs. Adjust blank space.
(add_grp_line): Adjust blank space.
(class group_lock): Ditto.
(read_etc_group): Simplify tests to actually read the file.
Set state to loaded before making internal_getgrXX calls.
Replace getgrXX calls by equivalent internal calls.
(internal_getgrsid): Use group_state.isuninitialized to decide
to call read_etc_group.
(internal_getgrgid): Create.
(internal_getgrnam): Create.
(getgroups32): Simply call internal_getgrgid.
(getgrnam32): Simply call internal_getgrnam.
(internal_getgrent): Call group_state.isuninitialized.
(internal_getgroups): Create from the former getgroups32, using
two of the four arguments. Set gid to myself->gid and username
to cygheap->user.name ().
(getgroups32): Simply call internal_getgroup.
(getgroups): Call internal_getgroup instead of getgroups32.
(setgroups32): Call internal versions of get{pw,gr}XX.
* sec_helper.cc: Include pwdgrp.h.
(is_grp_member): Call internal versions of get{pw,gr}XX.
* security.cc: Include pwdgrp.h.
(alloc_sd): Call internal versions of get{pw,gr}XX.
* syscalls.cc: Include pwdgrp.h.
(seteuid32): Call internal versions of get{pw,gr}XX.
(setegid32): Ditto.
* uinfo.cc: Include pwdgrp.h.
(internal_getlogin): Call internal versions of get{pw,gr}XX.
(cygheap_user::ontherange): Ditto.
* sec_acl.cc: Include pwdgrp.h.
(setacl): Call internal versions of get{pw,gr}XX.
(acl_access): Ditto and simplify logic.
(aclfromtext): Ditto.
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