Re: [Samba] I need to be able to retrieve windows user info on a windows server.

[touchring]

Kai Blin-4 wrote:
 
 I think at this point your best bet is to use the Samba-based libnetapi 
 library. I'm not sure if that is packaged for your system or if you need
 to 
 build samba yourself to get it. I'm also not sure on how to create pascal 
 bindings for a C library, but I assume there is a way to do so.
 


Thanks Kai , I'll check out that.  Meanwhile, I read there's also a NET
command - https://features.opensuse.org/303535
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[Samba] I need to be able to retrieve windows user info on a windows server.

[touchring]

Hi, I'm a Linux newbie.

I've been doing novice level programming on Delphi win32 for about 2 years,
and recently, I've been exploring freepascal/Lazarus on Ubuntu because I
want to port a small win32 application to Windows.  I've managed to port
over most aspects of the win32 app, including database, but I'm now stuck at
trying to find a Linux equivalent of the netapi32 (a windows NT api
function) which I actually use to call NetUserGetInfo (see
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa370654(VS.85).aspx) to retrieve
Windows login user info on a windows server.

At this point, I'm not sure whether I need to use Samba, or Wine, or a mix
of both.  I've tried researching on the net for the past 2 days to no avail,
hope to receive some tips from you guys.  :)
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