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Hook only custom call functions...?

Hi. I'm trying to implement an example: inject to notepad.exe and hook user32::DialogBoxParamW (About program dialog).
I use modified minject-rs for dll injecting.
If i use custom call user32::MessageBoxA - it is hooks (see comment // This call hook works.). But then i press notepad button for show About program dialog - user32::DialogBoxParamW does not hook.
What could be wrong?

static_hooks! {
    // Hook for user32::MessageBoxA.
    pub impl MESSAGE_BOX_A for user32::MessageBoxA: unsafe extern "system" fn(winapi::HWND, winapi::LPCSTR, winapi::LPCSTR, winapi::UINT) -> winapi::c_int;
    // Hook for user32::DialogBoxParamW.
    pub impl DIALOG_BOX_PARAM_W for user32::DialogBoxParamW: unsafe extern "system" fn(winapi::HINSTANCE, winapi::LPCWSTR, winapi::HWND, winapi::DLGPROC, winapi::LPARAM) -> winapi::INT_PTR;
}

fn attach(hinstance: winapi::HINSTANCE) -> Result<()> {
    // Disable thread attach/detach calls.
    if unsafe { kernel32::DisableThreadLibraryCalls(hinstance) } == winapi::FALSE {
        bail!(Error::with_chain(io::Error::last_os_error(),
                                ErrorKind::DisableThreadLibraryCalls));
    }

    // Init hooks.
    unsafe {
        MESSAGE_BOX_A
            .initialize(|wnd, text, _caption, flags| {
                            debug!("MESSAGE_BOX_A");
                            println!("MESSAGE_BOX_A");
                            let caption = b"Hooked caption a ;).\0";
                            MESSAGE_BOX_A.call_real(wnd, text, caption.as_ptr() as winapi::LPCSTR, flags)
                        })?
    };
    unsafe {
        DIALOG_BOX_PARAM_W
            .initialize(|instance, template_name, parent, dialog_func, init_param| {
                            debug!("DIALOG_BOX_PARAM_W");
                            message_box("DIALOG_BOX_PARAM_W", "DIALOG_BOX_PARAM_W.").unwrap();
                            println!("DIALOG_BOX_PARAM_W");
                            DIALOG_BOX_PARAM_W.call_real(instance, template_name, parent, dialog_func, init_param)
                        })?
    };
    debug!("Hooks initialized.");

    // Enable hooks.
    MESSAGE_BOX_A.enable()?;
    DIALOG_BOX_PARAM_W.enable()?;
    debug!("Hooks enabled.");

    // This call hook works.
    {
        let caption = b"Caption.\0";
        let text = b"Text.\0";
        unsafe {
            user32::MessageBoxA(0 as winapi::HWND,
                                text.as_ptr() as winapi::LPCSTR,
                                caption.as_ptr() as winapi::LPCSTR,
                                0)
        };
    }

    message_box("Attach", "Template module attached.")?;
    debug!("Template module attached.");
    Ok(())
}

System: Win 10. x86_64. rust: 1.20.0-nightly

Incorrect buffer address and length then hook w2_32::recv.

I try to hook w2_32::recv and w2_32::send.
w2_32::send hooks correctly, but w2_32::recv return wrong buffer address and wrong length.

Init hooks:

// send/recv.
unsafe {
    hook::Send
        .initialize(|socket, buffer, length, flags| {
            let buffer = slice::from_raw_parts_mut(buffer as *mut u8, length as usize);
            let mut cursor = Cursor::new(buffer);
            while cursor.position() < length as u64 {
                trace_packet(protocol::Direction::Send, &mut cursor);
            }
            hook::Send.call_real(socket, buffer, length, flags)
        })?
};
unsafe {
    hook::Recv
        .initialize(|socket, buffer, length, flags| {
            let address = buffer;
            let buffer = slice::from_raw_parts_mut(buffer as *mut u8, 7);
            debug!("{} (buffer: {:?}, address: {:#?}, length: {}, flags: {})",
                   protocol::Direction::Receive,
                   buffer,
                   address as *const _,
                   length as usize,
                   flags);
            hook::Recv.call_real(socket, buffer, length, flags)
        })?
};

Define hooks:

static_hooks! {
    // ws2_32.dll
    // Hook for ws2_32::send.
    pub impl Send for "send" in "ws2_32.dll": unsafe extern "system" fn(winapi::SOCKET, *const winapi::c_char, winapi::c_int, winapi::c_int) -> winapi::c_int;
    // Hook for ws2_32::recv.
    pub impl Recv for "recv" in "ws2_32.dll": unsafe extern "system" fn(winapi::SOCKET, *mut winapi::c_char, winapi::c_int, winapi::c_int) -> winapi::c_int;
...
}

Proc addresses from injector and from injected dll the same:

# from injector:
[DEBUG] injector::injector: Function. (name: "send", address: 0x7ffc785a4060)
[DEBUG] injector::injector: Function. (name: "recv", address: 0x7ffc78596ce0)
# from injected dll:
[DEBUG] injected: Function. (module: ws2_32.dll, name: "send", address: 0x00007ffc785a4060)
[DEBUG] injected: Function. (module: ws2_32.dll, name: "recv", address: 0x00007ffc78596ce0)

Example recv function log:

...
# Send (correct):
19:45:55 [DEBUG] injected: Send. Unknown { id: 0x0e01, encoded: 1, payload: HexBuffer { buffer: [0d 69 00 00 d8 e1 90 ce 46 00 00 00], length: 12 } }
19:45:58 [DEBUG] injected: Send. Unknown { id: 0x0e32, encoded: 1, payload: HexBuffer { buffer: [00], length: 1 } }
...
# Receive (incorrect):
19:48:01 [DEBUG] injected: Receive. (buffer: [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0], address: 0x000000006b3e43d2, length: 9945838, flags: 0)
19:48:01 [DEBUG] injected: Receive. (buffer: [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0], address: 0x000000006b3e43fb, length: 9945797, flags: 0)
19:48:01 [DEBUG] injected: Receive. (buffer: [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0], address: 0x000000006b3e4424, length: 9945756, flags: 0)
19:48:02 [DEBUG] injected: Receive. (buffer: [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0], address: 0x000000006b3e444d, length: 9945715, flags: 0)
19:48:02 [DEBUG] injected: Receive. (buffer: [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0], address: 0x000000006b3e4476, length: 9945674, flags: 0)
...

Special soft for hooking send/recv functions (for example EchoMirage) hooks it correctly.

System: Win 10. x86_64. rust: 1.20.0-nightly

What could be the problem?

Not buildable.

Could you make it work with latest versions of rust, please?

no method named `enable` found for type `()` in the current scope

Hey, trying to do

let mut test = minhook::Hook::<fn(f32, *mut UserCmd) -> bool>::create::<fn(f32, *mut UserCmd) -> bool>(hook, fn_ptrs.addy);

test.enable();

Leads me to this error

no method named enable found for type () in the current scope

Odd, shouldn't be doing this. Please help me :)

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