#!/usr/bin/python
print "import start"
from samba.dcerpc import drsblobs
print "import 2"
from samba.ndr import ndr_unpack, ndr_pack, ndr_print
print "import done"
import talloc
def test1():
	i=0
	talloc.enable_null_tracking()
	talloc.report_full()

	saltstr = "salt"

	print "here: %s" % (i)
	talloc.report_full()
	print "here: %s" % (i)
	i=i+1

	krb = drsblobs.package_PrimaryKerberosBlob()

	print "here: %s" % (i)
	talloc.report_full()
	print "here: %s" % (i)
	i=i+1

	krb.version = 3

	print "here: %s" % (i)
	talloc.report_full()
	print "here: %s" % (i)
	i=i+1

	print ndr_print(krb)

	print "here: %s" % (i)
	talloc.report_full()
	print "here: %s" % (i)
	i=i+1

	# this seems to generate temporary python objects for ctr and ctr.salt
	# but they're gone in the following
	# talloc.report_full()
	#
	# adding talloc_report_full(NULL, stdout);
	# add the end of
	# py_package_PrimaryKerberosString_set_string()
	# demonstrates that.
	#
	# you need this:
	# rm bin/default/librpc/gen_ndr/py_drsblobs*.o
	# rm bin/default/source4/librpc/python-dcerpc-drsblobs.so
	#
	krb.ctr.salt.string = saltstr

	print "here: %s" % (i)
	talloc.report_full()
	print "here: %s" % (i)
	i=i+1

	# this generates valgrind errors, as we have
	# references to the deallocated ctr and ctr.salt and ctr.salt.string
	# objects
	print ndr_print(krb)

	print "here: %s" % (i)
	talloc.report_full()
	print "here: %s" % (i)
	i=i+1

	return

if __name__ == '__main__':
	test1()