The code in question is very simple:
PACL acl = 0;
PACL newAcl = 0;
PSECURITY_DESCR IPTOR sd = 0;
DWORD res = GetNamedSecurit yInfo(const_cas t<char*>(path.c _str()), type,
DACL_SECURITY_I NFORMATION,
0, 0, &acl, 0, &sd);
if(res != ERROR_SUCCESS)
{
throw "Could not retrieve securify info for " + path + ": " +
IceUtilInternal ::errorToString (res);
}
try
{
//
// Now check if _sid can read this file/dir/key
//
TRUSTEE trustee;
BuildTrusteeWit hSid(&trustee, _sid);
ACCESS_MASK accessMask = 0;
res = GetEffectiveRig htsFromAcl(acl, &trustee, &accessMask) ; // <--
this fails
if(res != ERROR_SUCCESS)
{
throw "Could not retrieve effective rights for " + _sidName + "
on " + path + ": " + IceUtilInternal ::errorToString (res);
}
One of our users reports that this code is failing with "Circular service
dependency was specified.", but only when called for SID = S-1-5-19 (i.e.
LocalService). It works fine with another SID (interactive user with Admin
rights). It fails when checking the ACL of a newly created directory. The OS
is Windows XP SP2. Unfortunately, I am unable to reproduce the problem.
Any idea what could trigger this error from GetEffectiveRig htsFromAcl?
Thanks,
Bernard
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