Build without Win32.mak, and using Universal C Runtime (UCRT)
windows: Check for APPVER, not VCVER for UCRT
When deciding whether UCRT is used (and thus no CRT merge modules), check for
Windows 10 rather than the version of Visual Studio, as we may be building with
an older SDK.
Build without Win32.mak, and using Universal C Runtime (UCRT)
windows: Check for APPVER, not VCVER for UCRT
When deciding whether UCRT is used (and thus no CRT merge modules), check for
Windows 10 rather than the version of Visual Studio, as we may be building with
an older SDK.
In order for the 64-bit FULL installer to install both the 64-bit
and 32-bit versions of gssapi.dll a merge module needs to be created
so that both versions can exist within the same install package.
Change-Id: Iaa979556e1691d3906e497f87e7d12cd89b1d980
When installing the gssapi.dll within the Heimdal\bin directory
make sure to install the version that has the assembly manifest.
Otherwise, the DLL cannot find the heimdal.dll.
Change-Id: Idd6f8f00db718f8a764e1cfa9d06d188ab22a313
gssapi.dll is supposed to be implementation agnostic. No version
numbers and no manifest required to load it. In addition to the
version that is installed as part of the assembly also include a
version that can be discovered by LoadLibrary() via PATH search.
Change-Id: I1865dd2ecec208745a40e699837bd2a888341a31
This reverts commit a759e5091f.
The policy assembly is now skipped on XP from within the policy assembly
itself so it can be safely installed elsewhere.
On XP there is a bug which prevents two installers from including a
policy assembly of the same name. Policy Assembly names are
<Product>.<Major>.<Minor>
For now do not install the policy assembly until we have a work around
for XP or a method of conditionally not installing the policy on XP.
Change-Id: If92bea3c625e6124eb64c2bcc3e5008a58f04404
Remove third party plugins from installers now that they must be part
of the assemblies.
Add support for thirdparty heimdal-assemblies.wxs and heimdal-policy.wxs
files.
Change-Id: Idb29ebcf39b14ebcd2b01dc8c53b9bb7fbb8eaab
Heimdal plugins are not safe on windows. Plugins are bound to a
specific assembly and if the plugin assembly is not the same as
the Heimdal DLL that is loading the plugin heap corruption will
occur.
Change-Id: Icf43a989684c4aacd3c4a225482a9bed9b60e29d
Patchset 1ad02ec31a removed the
createAndRemoveOnUninistall actions from a number of registry keys.
Get the same behavior with the ForceDeleteOnUninstall Wix 3.x Attribute.
Change-Id: I8c0623fa39055844d10035cbffb3870cc2d39ec6
kswitch.exe and klist.exe are kcc.exe installed and copied
under the alternate names. The installer script was missing
the required DestinationProperty to specify where the
destination files were to be placed.
Change-Id: Ia1e826a038459b1631f8452f8d7ef6f7ca02abac
The 'plugin_dir' value is Heimdal specific. So keep it in the
Software/Heimdal registry key. The Software/Kerberos registry key
will also be loaded and will contain generic Kerberos configuration.
When building the x64 installer, we can optionally include 32-bit
components as well. This requires that the 32-bit build to be already
completed. The resulting multiplatform installer will install
both sets of components.
This is enabled by the environment variable MULTIPLATFORM_INSTALLER.
