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Operating Systems #3
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this bug has been fixed. |
Hi, I am sorry - I am still getting the exact same error - same screenshot. =( |
I have tried to debug the code. It appears that function "fn_enum_process_thread" is not adding eventlog threads to manipulate in the threads vector when "closehandle" param which is why we get subscript out of range error. The code to identify the services associated with a given thread and populate the threads vector when the servicename matches "eventlog" as performed by "fn_get_service_name" is always returning FALSE - the "tagQuery.pBuffer" in lstrcmpi on line 80 in function "fn_get_service_name" is always a comparison with an empty string - this means that no eventlog related threads running under the svchost.exe process are identified. I am not sure why tagQuery.pbuffer is empty as the code to get service tags and get service name seems ok =( . I am using Windows 7 SP1 and debugging in Visual Studio 2017 @liuxigu Your assistance in fixing or guidance would be really appreciated! Thank you. |
Hi ,
Can I please confirm which operating systems is this tool applicable for?
I have tested on windows 7 SP1 - but I am unable to activate closehandle. The error I get is as follows:
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