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From: Jeff Bromberger <bromberger AT cox DOT net>
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Hello Corinna,

I found a post you made in late 2006 about the authentication package 
you created.  I have created a very simple "dummy" auth package to do 
some testing (for my own project, this is unrelated to cygwin).  I 
install it by listing it after msv1_0 in the registry. One thing that is 
confusing is that LSA calls my LsaApLogonTerminate function a couple of 
times right at the end of boot up, even though I have never received a 
call to LsaApLogonUser.  I get a call to LsaApInitializePackage and 
return success.  Then a few seconds later I get called into 
LsaApLogonTerminate.  My first platform to test on was server 2003 x64.  
I received these terminate calls on that platform, but it didn't seem to 
cause any problems there.  But now I am trying it on server 2003 32-bit 
and LSA causes an exception immediately after calling my 
LsaApLogonTerminate Function.  My function does nothing, just like 
yours, so I was curious if you ever ran into this problem or had any 
idea why it might be happening.

Thank you for your time!
Jeff


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