rpcinterface_14a8831cbc8211d28a640008c7457e5d_1_0

import "github.com/TheManticoreProject/Manticore/network/dcerpc/interfaces/14a8831c-bc82-11d2-8a64-0008c7457e5d/1.0"

Package rpcinterface_14a8831cbc8211d28a640008c7457e5d_1_0 is the descriptor for the ExtendedError RPC interface, abstract syntax 14a8831c-bc82-11d2-8a64-0008c7457e5d version 1.0 ([MS-EERR]).

[MS-EERR] is a data-structure-only specification: the ExtendedError interface defines no on-the-wire methods (opnums). Its NDR types (ExtendedErrorInfo and friends, in the windows/protocols/ms-eerr package) are not carried by a dedicated RPC endpoint; they are marshalled with the [C706] Type Serialization (“pickling”) rules and embedded in the response data of OTHER protocols to convey extended error information. There is therefore no named pipe and no functions subpackage for this interface — this descriptor exists only to record the abstract syntax identifier so callers that pickle or interpret these structures can name the interface unambiguously.

Constants

PipeName is empty: the ExtendedError interface defines no on-the-wire methods and is not reached over a named pipe. Its structures are pickled ([C706] type serialization) and embedded in other protocols’ responses (see the package doc).

const PipeName = ``

Variables

NameToOpnum is the reverse of OpnumToName, built at init so the two never drift.

var NameToOpnum = func() map[string]uint16 {
    m := make(map[string]uint16, len(OpnumToName))
    for op, name := range OpnumToName {
        m[name] = op
    }
    return m
}()

OpnumToName maps each on-the-wire opnum to its method name. [MS-EERR] defines no methods, so this map is empty; it is retained for symmetry with other interface descriptors and as the single source of truth for the (empty) opnum set.

var OpnumToName = map[uint16]string{}

func SyntaxID

func SyntaxID() syntax.SyntaxID

SyntaxID returns the ExtendedError abstract syntax identifier: 14a8831c-bc82-11d2-8a64-0008c7457e5d, version 1.0.