Functions not declared before use, are define as returning an int.
Under 64-bit this can result in corrupted pointers being returned.
Also, Visual studio doesn't like it when you use variables to declare
array sizes, static values always work though.
Fixed this #3 problem ticket. We determine domain hostname which created
the authenticated token from the token and then pass it to
LoadUserProfile() Windows API which now correctly creates the user's
home directory name and profile folder.
sftp-server.exe code modified to work in Windows as NoMachine never
finished it to work. I/O handling to work as a subsystem and
openssh7.1p1 sshbuf_new() buffer system code had to be used. sshd_config
file need location of sftp subsystem to be specified.
