Finish the c32ncp.c/c32ncp.h to ncpapi.c/ncpapi.h rename.
Update the build files, include directives, dependency tracking, header guard,
README references and file-level comments to use the new ncpapi naming. This
matches the current split where ncpapi contains the ncpXX_YY_* protocol API
wrappers and ncpcall contains the lower-level requester/transport helpers.
No behavior change.
Add function-level comments to the Trustee/Rights helper routines in trustee.c.
Document option parsing, rights word parsing and formatting, bindery object
lookup, and trustee-specific directory handling. This clarifies the intended
split between generic helpers in tools.c and Trustee/Rights-specific behavior
in trustee.c.
No behavior change.
Rename the low-level NCP wrapper functions in ncpcall.c and net.h to include
both the NCP function/subfunction number and the operation they perform.
This keeps the numeric protocol reference visible for comparison with SDK
documentation and MARS-NWE logs, while making call sites easier to understand.
Update all callers to use the new names.
No behavior change.
Remove generic wrapper helpers from trustee.c and switch GRANT/REMOVE/REVOKE
callers to the shared tools.c helpers directly.
Keep trustee.c focused on Trustee/Rights-specific behavior such as option
parsing, rights parsing/formatting, object lookup and trustee path handling.
The generic string, current directory handle, uppercase and path helper logic
now lives in tools.c where it can be reused by other DOS utilities.
Add GPL-2-or-later license headers to the DOS utility source files and
document the purpose and local dependencies of each C, header and assembler
file.
Preserve the original Martin Stover copyright attribution for the historic
MARS-NWE utility sources, including files that did not previously carry an
explicit header but are part of the original tool set. Add Mario Fetka as the
2026 copyright holder for the current maintenance work, and use Mario-only
headers for files without original Martin Stover ownership.
Also add a root-level COPYING file containing the GPL-2 license text.
Move common DOS utility helper code into tools.c and expose it through
net.h. This removes duplicated command-local helpers from GRANT,
RIGHTS, FLAG, FLAGDIR and the trustee helper layer.
The shared helpers cover case-insensitive argument comparison, help and
option detection, /FILES and /SUBDIRS parsing, current network directory
handle lookup, current volume prefix formatting, uppercase DOS path
copying, basename/header-path handling, wildcard detection and simple
path joining/splitting.
Keep the command frontends smaller and less coupled so the current
multicall utility can later be split into smaller grouped multicall
binaries, such as trustee tools, login/session tools and file/flag
tools.
Update the DOS utilities README for the newer Client32 and trustee
commands. Document RIGHTS, GRANT, REVOKE and REMOVE in the status,
feature, command and install sections. Add command reference entries
for the trustee tools, including Novell-style syntax, supported rights,
recursive/file options and missing-trustee behavior.
Also mention the shared trustee helper layer and common tools.c helpers
used by the newer command frontends.
Implement REVOKE and REMOVE for the Client32 DOS utilities.
REVOKE now supports Novell-style syntax:
REVOKE rightslist* [FOR path] FROM [USER|GROUP] name [options]
and removes rights from explicit trustee assignments. It scans the
trustee list first, updates the trustee rights mask, and deletes the
trustee entry when no rights remain.
REMOVE now supports Novell-style syntax:
REMOVE [USER | GROUP] name [FROM path] [option]
and deletes explicit trustee assignments for users or groups.
Both tools support USER/GROUP lookup, /FILES, /SUBDIRS,
/SUBDIRECTORIES, wildcard file targets, recursive directory handling,
Novell-style help text and summary output. Missing trustee entries are
reported with Novell-style "No trustee for the specified ..." messages.
Add shared trustee helpers and Client32 NCP87 trustee scan/delete
support. Also adjust GRANT ALL so it matches Novell behavior by not
granting Supervisor implicitly; Supervisor must be granted explicitly.
