SID in HEX format. #11

If you’re interested. I ran into a different form of SID value it is a hex version.

$ ad -u "Domain Users"
UID: Domain Users
SID: S-1-5-21-2385084637-1531931085-3623800711-513
S-1-5-15-8e2980dd-5b4f69cd-d7fecf87-201
GUID: a83ac89b-0e81-544a-8c6e-2cd07ef638aa
Type: group

In the above the first form is typically what I see however the second form is what I found from tools that I ran into for an EMC.

So I added support to your python SID module. Feel free to include or ignore. Supporting this additional form was useful for me.

$ diff ~/tools/ver/ad-0.0.1/bin/sid.py sid.py
11c11
< SID_HEX = 3

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< elif sidtype == SID_HEX:
< self._sid = self.hexStrsid(data)
< return
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< def hex(self):
< '''Return hex version of sid'''
< return self.bytehex(self._sid)
<
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< def bytehex(cls, strsid):
< '''
< Encode a sid into hex form
< strsid - SID to encode
< '''
< tmp = cls.byte(strsid)
< ret = 'S'
< sid = []
< sid.append("%x" % cls.byteToLong(tmp[0:1]))
< sid.append("%x" % cls.byteToLong(tmp[2:2+6], False))
< for i in range(8, len(tmp), 4):
< sid.append("%x" % cls.byteToLong(tmp[i:i+4]))
< for i in sid:
< ret += '-' + str(i)
< return ret
<
< @classmethod
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<
< @classmethod
< def hexStrsid(cls, hexsid):
< '''
< Decode a hex SID into string
< hexsid - hex encoded sid
< '''
< ret = 'S'
< fields = hexsid.split("-")
< fields = fields[1:]
< sid = []
< for i in fields:
< sid.append(int(i,16))
< for i in sid:
< ret += '-' + str(i)
< return ret

sid.py.txt