Fwd: Hi

[Segin]

The letter seems to check out as valid from what I can find. at any 
rate, there is a little-known solution that Microsoft has produced 
themselves that barely anyone ever used. Not many Microsoft employees 
still remember it cause it was a back-burner feature for 95/98:
QuickView. You coul right-click on a file, select QuickView, and a 
window would popup showing the document, or if an executable, a list of 
infomation about it that is highly detailed, including ordinals, 
synbols, relocations, all sorts of offsets, and a number of useful 
things. It would dump infomation for PE and NE executables, and also MZ 
headers (DOS exec and stubs). Sadly, I don't know why a Microsoft 
employee didn't think of this before. It would be simple to get the Wine 
system libraries from the wine-win32-dlls package, and use a test Win98 
box or so to find out what ordinals are in them.

Of couse, the gre/Winedump/Linux solution is also suggested. Try running 
that in combination of gdb.

Hans Leidekker wrote:

>Hi list,
>
>I'm forwarding a question from someone at Microsoft(!). I could
>recommend grep, winedump and Linux of course but I was wondering if
>anyone on this list has a good suggestion for this guy?
>
>Don't believe it? I didn't either, but look at the headers, this mail
>was accepted from a mailserver in the microsoft.com domain:
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>----------  Forwarded Message  ----------
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>Subject: Hi
>Date: Monday 13 March 2006 18:54
>From: "Gaolai Peng \(Volt\)" <a-gaolap at microsoft.com>
>To: hans at it.vu.nl
>
>Hi Hans,
>
>
>
>My name is Gaolai. I am working on antivirus software for MS exchange.
>
>
>
>One of our customers gets following error when he opened our product,
>"the ordinal 319 could not be located in the Dynamic link library
>wldap32.dll, "initialization of dll msrd2x40.dll terminated". For sure
>our product doesn't need ordinal 319, ldap_create_vlv_control. His
>environment is NT 4.0 SP 6. I looked up the msdn, func
>ldap_create_vlv_control requires Windows Vista or Windows XP. So I
>figured the user must have installed some software that needs at least
>XP or Vista?
>
>>From http://source.winehq.org/source/ChangeLog, I found out you were the
>
>first person who implemented this function. Can you give some suggestion
>about how do I find out what software needs ordinal 319? What I am
>supposed to do to fix this without suggesting the user to install XP?
>
>
>
>Thanks.
>
>
>
>Gaolai
>
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