[Visual Basic] Memory Mapping sample

[ADDiCT]

Sample code that allows u to communicate with ioFTPD from your VB5/6 program, through memory mapping.

Currently implemented:

• list online users
• getting info from userfiles
• kicking users on UID/CID
• id2name & name2id (both groups & users)

Not yet implemented:

• Groupfiles
• User&GroupIdTables
• owner of a file (DC_VFS)

Remarks:
1. Get http://home.no.net/addict99/files/win3207.tlb.rar if u don't have it already. It's a reference file with alot of win32 api functions in declared. I have been using this one for years, it's very helpful.
Add it to any of your projects like this: Menu 'Project' -> 'References' -> (select the file)
2. Only usable on 5.2.11 and later.
3. Edit & use at own risk. Functions are all used in my sitewho.exe and i've never seen it crashing.
This thing is all about working with pointers & CopyMemory, if you don't know what u are doing, either your program or ioFTPD WILL crash at some point.
4. I'm not here to hold your hand, or teach you how to program in VB. I'm assuming u have advanced or expert knowledge/experience.

attachment removed, see below for updated samplecode.

[SnypeTEST]

awsome thnx dude. now I can "Read" it.. lol

[kraxdaz]

Big thx ADDiCT !

[SnypeTEST]

EditTagline function.
add it to clsMemMap.cls

example:
mem.EditTagline 0, "NEW SHIT!"

there is a BUG IN VB so I had to make an extended function. I didnt want to mess with bytes. You can make many other functions out of this one like edit credits (to make a nuke.exe ) , edit groups , blah blah blah

Public Function EditTagline(iUID As Integer, tagline As String) As Boolean
Dim lRet As Long
Dim lRet2 As Long
Dim lpUserFile As io_USERFILE
Dim ThisAllocation As mylpAllocation
'clear old data (if any)
'allocate shared memory
ThisAllocation = SharedAllocate(True, sizeof_USERFILE + (MAX_PATH * 2))
If (ThisAllocation.hDaemon = 0) Then
EditTagline = False
Exit Function
End If
'fill in structure
lpUserFile.Uid = iUID
'copy it to shared memory location
CopyMem2 ThisAllocation.lpMemory, lpUserFile, sizeof_USERFILE
'get the userfile from ioFTPD
lRet = QueryDaemon(DC_USERFILE_OPEN, ThisAllocation, 5000)
If lRet = 0 Then
lRet = QueryDaemon(DC_USERFILE_LOCK, ThisAllocation, 5000)
'ok !
EditTagline = True
'copy shared memory into structure
CopyMem1 lpUserFile, ThisAllocation.lpMemory, sizeof_USERFILE
lpUserFile.tagline = tagline
'edit tagline
Extended_EditUserFile ThisAllocation, lpUserFile
'close the userfile
lRet = QueryDaemon(DC_USERFILE_CLOSE, ThisAllocation, 5000)
Else
'user doesn't exist or function failed
EditTagline = False
End If
SharedFree ThisAllocation
End Function

Private Function Extended_EditUserFile(ThisAllocation As mylpAllocation, lpUserFile As io_USERFILE) As String
Dim lRet As Long
'copy shared memory into structure
CopyMem2 ThisAllocation.lpMemory, lpUserFile, sizeof_USERFILE
'unlock userfile
lRet = QueryDaemon(DC_USERFILE_UNLOCK, ThisAllocation, 5000)
'copy shared memory into structure
CopyMem1 lpUserFile, ThisAllocation.lpMemory, sizeof_USERFILE
End Function

I had probs porting datacopy.c , ( to return file owner/group ) maybe someone else wants to give it a try.

[Topper]

Hi
Your Code works great. But in which format ist LastOnlineUser.lngIdleTime and LoginTime?
It´s only a number how can i change this to a time.

[ADDiCT]

those are both unix timestamps (= total number of seconds that have passed since January 1, 1970)

try some sample code at PSCode.com to convert it to other forms of time/date:
http://www.pscode.com/vb/scripts/Bro...t=Alphabetical


When ioGui2 is "ready", i will update this thread with the ioGuiExt sourcecode.
That updated code gets UserIdTable & GroupIdTable, extracts all info from userfiles & groupfiles, changes a user's flags.

[ADDiCT]

sourcecode of ioGuiExt.exe (from ioGui version 2.0.0)


new functions:

• FULL Userfiles
• Groupfiles
• UserIdTable
• GroupIdTable
• changing userflags (for example, easy to change other settings as wel)

attachment removed, see below for updated samplecode.

[ADDiCT]

ioGuiExt 1.0.3 sourcecode available at: http://www.ioftpd.com/scripts/script.php?id=27

has an important fix that will prevent some crashes.