Cross Reference: /sssd-io/src/providers/ad/ad

Lines Matching defs:object
716     struct security_ace_object object;
734     object = ace->object.object;
737     if (object.flags & SEC_ACE_OBJECT_TYPE_PRESENT) {
738         if (GUID_equal(&object.type.type, &ext_right_agp_guid)) {
1065  * This function parses the input ini_config object (which represents
1123  * in the file (as part of the GPO Result object in the sysdb cache).
1438  * the GPO_Result object in the sysdb cache. It then parses the raw value and
1503  * input gpo_map_type from the GPO Result object in the sysdb cache, parses
2093          * Delete the result object list, since there are no
2132          * Delete the result object list, since there are no
2203      * before we start processing each gpo, we delete the GPO Result object
2205      * subsequent functions will add the GPO Result object (and populate it
2337  * stored as part of the GPO Result object in the sysdb cache. Once all
2339  * comparing the resultant policy setting values in the GPO Result object
2372      * (as part of the GPO Result object in the sysdb cache).
2729  * a list of gp_som objects. Each object in this list represents a SOM
2733  * target. In turn, the SOM object DNs are used to retrieve certain LDAP
2734  * attributes of each SOM object, that are parsed into an array of gp_gplink
2736  * SOM object. Note that it is perfectly valid for there to be *no* GPOs
2737  * linked to a SOM object.
3140  * This function examines the gp_gplink objects in each gp_som object specified
3524  * security_descriptor object to the _gpo_sd output parameter.
3583  * it might be reduced based on subsequent filtering steps. The GPO object DNs
3584  * are used to retrieve certain LDAP attributes of each GPO object, that are
3585  * parsed into the various fields of the gp_gpo object.