Azaria Zornberg

hi @isaiahh1013 ! so you'll obviously want to create a session, then you'll want to use the function `set_object_security_descriptor` - the docs for it can be found here: https://ms-active-directory.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ad_session.html so...

`create_ace_for_allow_access` is in the security_descriptor_utils module. so the import would be ``` from ms_active_directory.environment.security.security_descriptor_utils import create_ace_for_allow_access ```

hi @commandline-be ! unfortunately, this library currently only supports reading/modifying things that are exposed over the LDAP protocol/Netlogon and DNS. installed software is not. I might add some winrm (WS-Management...

hi @antonvn1 ! it was by design but that was largely because I wrote this entire library fully based on the things I thought were nice and the use cases...

hi @KriosofWar ! sorry I was out for holidays/a volunteering trip. I'm not quite sure what this is. from some googling it sounds like FFIError might be related to some...

hi @kerryhatcher ! if you set the log level then you can get a bit more detail ``` conn.open() logger.debug('Opened connection to AD domain %s: %s', self.domain, conn) if self.encrypt_connections:...

hi @Mr-Reca ! this seems reasonable - I can add it in. I'll also add a keyword argument to skip escaping in order to facilitate scenarios where people do their...

thanks for the catch! I commented on the PR

Hi @afurkanoruc ! So you’re using an LDAP simple bind. This type of authentication generally doesn’t work for cross-domain users because the user’s password doesn’t live in the trusting domain...

this might be a result of policies in your domain. it's unclear if you're using `ldaps`/`startTLS`, and it looks like you're using simple binds rather than SASL some users in...