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msmqmp

import "github.com/TheManticoreProject/Manticore/windows/protocols/ms-mqmp"

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type CACCreateRemoteCursor

CACCreateRemoteCursor ([MS-MQMP]). Generated by tools/idlgen; verify pointer/array tags.

type CACCreateRemoteCursor struct {
    HCursor      ndr.DWORD
    Srv_hACQueue ndr.DWORD
    Cli_pQMQueue ndr.DWORD
}

type CACTransferBufferV1

CACTransferBufferV1 carries the parameters and message properties of a Send, Receive, or CreateCursor operation ([MS-MQMP] 2.2.5). It is a large, heavily optional structure: a uTransferType discriminant selects one of three operation-specific arms, and the trailing members carry every message property as an independent unique pointer.

NOT YET WIRE-READY. Faithful NDR marshalling of this structure requires pointer double-indirection that the declarative codec (network/dcerpc/ndr) does not yet support: the message-property buffers are IDL “[size_is(,n)] TYPE**” — a unique pointer to a unique pointer to a conformant[-varying] array — and the id fields are “TYPE**” (a unique pointer to a unique pointer to a single value). The codec models only a single level of pointer-to-array / pointer-to-value, so the fields below are declared with the closest single-indirection form for documentation and Go-level use, but they are known to be one referent id short of the wire and are NOT round-trip tested. The four methods that carry a CACTransferBuffer (R_QMCreateRemoteCursor, and qmcomm2’s QMSendMessageInternalEx / rpc_ACSendMessageEx / rpc_ACReceiveMessageEx) are deferred until the codec gains double-indirection support and the layout can be validated against a live MSMQ server.

type CACTransferBufferV1 struct {
    UTransferType ndr.DWORD
    Value         CACTransferBufferV1Union

    PClass          *uint16          `ndr:"unique"`
    PpMessageID     *msmqmq.OBJECTID `ndr:"unique"`
    PpCorrelationID []byte           `ndr:"unique,varying,size_is=20,length_is=20"`
    PSentTime       *ndr.DWORD       `ndr:"unique"`
    PArrivedTime    *ndr.DWORD       `ndr:"unique"`
    PPriority       *uint8           `ndr:"unique"`
    PDelivery       *uint8           `ndr:"unique"`
    PAcknowledge    *uint8           `ndr:"unique"`
    PAuditing       *uint8           `ndr:"unique"`
    PApplicationTag *ndr.DWORD       `ndr:"unique"`

    PpBody                   []byte `ndr:"unique,varying,size_is=UlAllocBodyBufferInBytes,length_is=UlBodyBufferSizeInBytes"`
    UlBodyBufferSizeInBytes  ndr.DWORD
    UlAllocBodyBufferInBytes ndr.DWORD
    PBodySize                *ndr.DWORD `ndr:"unique"`

    PpTitle                    []uint16 `ndr:"unique,varying,size_is=UlTitleBufferSizeInWCHARs,length_is=UlTitleBufferSizeInWCHARs"`
    UlTitleBufferSizeInWCHARs  ndr.DWORD
    PulTitleBufferSizeInWCHARs *ndr.DWORD `ndr:"unique"`

    UlAbsoluteTimeToQueue  ndr.DWORD
    PulRelativeTimeToQueue *ndr.DWORD `ndr:"unique"`
    UlRelativeTimeToLive   ndr.DWORD
    PulRelativeTimeToLive  *ndr.DWORD `ndr:"unique"`
    PTrace                 *uint8     `ndr:"unique"`

    PulSenderIDType    *ndr.DWORD `ndr:"unique"`
    PpSenderID         []byte     `ndr:"unique,size_is=USenderIDLen"`
    PulSenderIDLenProp *ndr.DWORD `ndr:"unique"`
    PulPrivLevel       *ndr.DWORD `ndr:"unique"`
    UlAuthLevel        ndr.DWORD
    PAuthenticated     *uint8     `ndr:"unique"`
    PulHashAlg         *ndr.DWORD `ndr:"unique"`
    PulEncryptAlg      *ndr.DWORD `ndr:"unique"`

    PpSenderCert         []byte `ndr:"unique,size_is=UlSenderCertLen"`
    UlSenderCertLen      ndr.DWORD
    PulSenderCertLenProp *ndr.DWORD `ndr:"unique"`

    PpwcsProvName          []uint16 `ndr:"unique,size_is=UlProvNameLen"`
    UlProvNameLen          ndr.DWORD
    PulAuthProvNameLenProp *ndr.DWORD `ndr:"unique"`
    PulProvType            *ndr.DWORD `ndr:"unique"`
    FDefaultProvider       int32

    PpSymmKeys          []byte `ndr:"unique,size_is=UlSymmKeysSize"`
    UlSymmKeysSize      ndr.DWORD
    PulSymmKeysSizeProp *ndr.DWORD `ndr:"unique"`
    BEncrypted          uint8
    BAuthenticated      uint8
    USenderIDLen        uint16

    PpSignature          []byte `ndr:"unique,size_is=UlSignatureSize"`
    UlSignatureSize      ndr.DWORD
    PulSignatureSizeProp *ndr.DWORD      `ndr:"unique"`
    PpSrcQMID            *msdtyp.GUID    `ndr:"unique"`
    PUow                 *msmqmq.XACTUOW `ndr:"unique"`

    PpMsgExtension              []byte `ndr:"unique,varying,size_is=UlMsgExtensionBufferInBytes,length_is=UlMsgExtensionBufferInBytes"`
    UlMsgExtensionBufferInBytes ndr.DWORD
    PMsgExtensionSize           *ndr.DWORD   `ndr:"unique"`
    PpConnectorType             *msdtyp.GUID `ndr:"unique"`
    PulBodyType                 *ndr.DWORD   `ndr:"unique"`
    PulVersion                  *ndr.DWORD   `ndr:"unique"`
}

type CACTransferBufferV1Receive

CACTransferBufferV1Receive is the CACTB_RECEIVE arm ([MS-MQMP] 2.2.5): the parameters of a Receive operation. The four format-name buffers are IDL “[size_is(,n)] WCHAR**” (see the double-indirection note on CACTransferBufferV1) and are modelled here with the closest single-indirection form.

type CACTransferBufferV1Receive struct {
    RequestTimeout               ndr.DWORD
    Action                       ndr.DWORD
    Asynchronous                 ndr.DWORD
    Cursor                       ndr.DWORD
    UlResponseFormatNameLen      ndr.DWORD
    PpResponseFormatName         []uint16   `ndr:"unique,size_is=UlResponseFormatNameLen"`
    PulResponseFormatNameLenProp *ndr.DWORD `ndr:"unique"`
    UlAdminFormatNameLen         ndr.DWORD
    PpAdminFormatName            []uint16   `ndr:"unique,size_is=UlAdminFormatNameLen"`
    PulAdminFormatNameLenProp    *ndr.DWORD `ndr:"unique"`
    UlDestFormatNameLen          ndr.DWORD
    PpDestFormatName             []uint16   `ndr:"unique,size_is=UlDestFormatNameLen"`
    PulDestFormatNameLenProp     *ndr.DWORD `ndr:"unique"`
    UlOrderingFormatNameLen      ndr.DWORD
    PpOrderingFormatName         []uint16   `ndr:"unique,size_is=UlOrderingFormatNameLen"`
    PulOrderingFormatNameLenProp *ndr.DWORD `ndr:"unique"`
}

type CACTransferBufferV1Send

CACTransferBufferV1Send is the CACTB_SEND arm ([MS-MQMP] 2.2.5): the admin and response queue format names for a Send operation.

type CACTransferBufferV1Send struct {
    PAdminQueueFormat    *msmqmq.QUEUE_FORMAT `ndr:"unique"`
    PResponseQueueFormat *msmqmq.QUEUE_FORMAT `ndr:"unique"`
}

type CACTransferBufferV1Union

CACTransferBufferV1Union is the [switch_is(uTransferType)] union of CACTransferBufferV1 ([MS-MQMP] 2.2.5). CACTB_SEND (0) selects the Send arm, CACTB_RECEIVE (1) the Receive arm, and CACTB_CREATECURSOR (2) a CACCreateRemoteCursor.

type CACTransferBufferV1Union struct {
    UTransferType ndr.DWORD `ndr:"switch"`

    Send         CACTransferBufferV1Send    `ndr:"case=0"`
    Receive      CACTransferBufferV1Receive `ndr:"case=1"`
    CreateCursor CACCreateRemoteCursor      `ndr:"case=2"`
}

type CACTransferBufferV2

CACTransferBufferV2 extends CACTransferBufferV1 with the transaction fields of a Send or Receive operation ([MS-MQMP] 2.2.6): the embedded V1 buffer plus first/last-in-transaction flags and the transaction identifier.

NOT YET WIRE-READY. It embeds CACTransferBufferV1, so it inherits that type’s double-indirection limitation (see the note there) and is likewise deferred and not round-trip tested. PpXactID is the IDL “OBJECTID**”, modelled here with a single indirection.

type CACTransferBufferV2 struct {
    Old           CACTransferBufferV1
    PbFirstInXact *uint8           `ndr:"unique"`
    PbLastInXact  *uint8           `ndr:"unique"`
    PpXactID      *msmqmq.OBJECTID `ndr:"unique"`
}

type OBJECT\_FORMAT

OBJECT_FORMAT identifies a directory object operated on by [MS-MQMP] ([MS-MQMP] 2.2.3): an ObjType discriminant and a [switch_is(ObjType)] union. ObjType 1 selects a queue, carried by a unique pointer to a QUEUE_FORMAT ([MS-MQMQ] 2.2.7).

Wire modelling. The IDL union is non-encapsulated (its discriminant is the enclosing struct’s ObjType field); the codec’s declarative unions carry their own discriminant, so the union is modelled as the Value field whose own ObjType switch mirrors the outer one. Keep the two equal with SetObjType.

type OBJECT_FORMAT struct {
    ObjType ndr.DWORD
    Value   ObjectFormatUnion
}

func (*OBJECT_FORMAT) SetObjType

func (o *OBJECT_FORMAT) SetObjType(objType ndr.DWORD) *OBJECT_FORMAT

SetObjType sets both the outer discriminant and the union’s mirrored discriminant so they stay consistent, then returns the receiver for chaining.

type ObjectFormatUnion

ObjectFormatUnion is the [switch_is(ObjType)] union of OBJECT_FORMAT ([MS-MQMP] 2.2.3). ObjType 1 selects a unique pointer to a QUEUE_FORMAT; ObjType 2 selects no arm (an empty union body).

type ObjectFormatUnion struct {
    ObjType      ndr.DWORD            `ndr:"switch"`
    PQueueFormat *msmqmq.QUEUE_FORMAT `ndr:"case=1,unique"`
}

type PCTX\_OPENREMOTE\_HANDLE\_TYPE

PCTX_OPENREMOTE_HANDLE_TYPE is an RPC context handle: 20 bytes ([MS-RPCE] 2.3.2.2, [MS-MQMP]).

type PCTX_OPENREMOTE_HANDLE_TYPE [20]byte

type RPC\_INT\_XACT\_HANDLE

RPC_INT_XACT_HANDLE is an RPC context handle: 20 bytes ([MS-RPCE] 2.3.2.2, [MS-MQMP]).

type RPC_INT_XACT_HANDLE [20]byte

type RPC\_QUEUE\_HANDLE

RPC_QUEUE_HANDLE is an RPC context handle: 20 bytes ([MS-RPCE] 2.3.2.2, [MS-MQMP]).

type RPC_QUEUE_HANDLE [20]byte

type TRANSFER\_TYPE

TRANSFER_TYPE is an NDR enum, transmitted as a 16-bit value ([C706] 14.3.6, [MS-MQMP]).

type TRANSFER_TYPE uint16

const (
    CACTB_SEND         TRANSFER_TYPE = 0
    CACTB_RECEIVE      TRANSFER_TYPE = 1
    CACTB_CREATECURSOR TRANSFER_TYPE = 2
)