Corinna Vinschen eea4e48208 * fhandler.cc (fhandler_base::fhaccess): Accommodate interface changes
of access control functions throughout.
	* fhandler_disk_file.cc: Ditto.
	* fhandler_registry.cc: Ditto.
	* sec_acl.cc: Drop unnecessary includes.
	(setacl): Take path_conv instead of file name as parameter.
	Accommodate interface changes of access control functions.
	(getacl): Ditto.
	* sec_auth.cc: New file, taking over all authentication related
	functions from security.cc.
	* sec_helper.cc: Drop unnecessary includes.
	* security.cc: Ditto.  Move all authentication related functions to
	sec_auth.cc.
	(ALL_SECURITY_INFORMATION): New define.  Use throughout.
	(set_file_sd): New function, replacing read_sd and the file related
	part of get_nt_object_security.
	(get_reg_sd): Rename from get_reg_security.  Drop type parameter.
	(get_reg_attribute): New function, replacing the registry related part
	of get_nt_object_security.
	(get_file_attribute): Take path_conv instead of file name as parameter.
	Use new get_file_sd call.
	(set_file_attribute): Ditto plus new set_file_sd.  Drop unnecessary
	implementation without uid/gid parameters.
	(check_file_access): Take path_conv instead of file name as parameter.
	Use new get_file_sd call.
	(check_registry_access): Use new get_reg_sd call.
	* security.h: Accommodate above interface changes.
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		   README for GNU development tools

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