/* * * (c) Copyright 1989 OPEN SOFTWARE FOUNDATION, INC. * (c) Copyright 1989 HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY * (c) Copyright 1989 DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION * To anyone who acknowledges that this file is provided "AS IS" * without any express or implied warranty: * permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this * file for any purpose is hereby granted without fee, provided that * the above copyright notices and this notice appears in all source * code copies, and that none of the names of Open Software * Foundation, Inc., Hewlett-Packard Company, or Digital Equipment * Corporation be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to * distribution of the software without specific, written prior * permission. Neither Open Software Foundation, Inc., Hewlett- * Packard Company, nor Digital Equipment Corporation makes any * representations about the suitability of this software for any * purpose. * */ /* */ /* ** ** NAME ** ** twr_uxd.c ** ** FACILITY: ** ** Protocol Tower Services for the internet address family ** ** ABSTRACT: ** ** The protocol tower service provides routines that: ** ** o convert a socket address to the lower floors of ** a protocol tower ** ** o convert a protocol tower to a socket address ** ** */ #include /* Common declarations for all RPC runtime */ #include /* Common communications services */ #include /* Private tower services */ #include /* * Include the Internet specific socket address */ #ifdef VMS #include #else #include #endif /* **++ ** ** ROUTINE NAME: twr_uxd_lower_flrs_from_sa ** ** SCOPE: PUBLIC - declared in twr.idl ** ** DESCRIPTION: ** ** Creates the canonical representation of an internet protocol tower's ** lower floors from a sockaddr. The canonical form can be transmitted ** on the wire, or included in a DNS tower. ** ** INPUTS: ** ** trans_prot Integer value specifying the transport layer ** protocol for the Internet address family. ** For address family RPC_C_NAF_ID_UXD specify: ** ** RPC_C_NETWORK_PROTOCOL_ID_UXD for udp ** ** sa Internet-specific socket address data ** structure. ** ** INPUTS/OUTPUTS: none ** ** OUTPUTS: ** ** lower_flrs Returns the lower tower floors in a twr_t ** structure (includes the floor count in the ** "tower_octet_string" member). ** ** status A value indicating the return status of the routine: ** twr_s_ok ** twr_s_unknown_sa ** ** IMPLICIT INPUTS: none ** ** IMPLICIT OUTPUTS: none ** ** FUNCTION VALUE: void ** ** SIDE EFFECTS: none ** **-- **/ PUBLIC void twr_uxd_lower_flrs_from_sa #ifdef _DCE_PROTO_ ( sockaddr_p_t sa, twr_p_t *lower_flrs, unsigned32 *status ) #else (sa, lower_flrs, status) sockaddr_p_t sa; twr_p_t *lower_flrs; unsigned32 *status; #endif { unsigned8 protocol_id[TWR_C_NUM_UXD_LOWER_FLRS]; unsigned16 id_size = TWR_C_TOWER_PROT_ID_SIZE, floor_count, related_data_size[TWR_C_NUM_UXD_LOWER_FLRS], twr_rep_16; unsigned32 count, twr_t_length; byte_p_t related_data_ptr[TWR_C_NUM_UXD_LOWER_FLRS], tmp_tower; char *sun_path; CODING_ERROR (status); RPC_VERIFY_INIT (); if (sa->family == RPC_C_NAF_ID_UXD) { protocol_id[0] = TWR_C_FLR_PROT_ID_UXD; } else { *status = twr_s_unknown_sa; return; } /* * Since we now know the socket address we're dealing with, * collect the sizes of each field to allocate memory, and * remember the pointers to the fields so we can copy the * data once we have allocated the tower string. */ floor_count = TWR_C_NUM_UXD_LOWER_FLRS; /* * Not sure whether we need to "canonicalize" this. */ sun_path = ((struct sockaddr_un *)sa)->sun_path; if (strncmp(sun_path, RPC_C_UXD_DIR, RPC_C_UXD_DIR_LEN) == 0) { related_data_ptr[0] = (byte_p_t)&sun_path[RPC_C_UXD_DIR_LEN + 1]; } else { related_data_ptr[0] = (byte_p_t)sun_path; } related_data_size[0] = strlen((char*) related_data_ptr[0]) + 1; /* * Calculate the length of the tower floors. */ twr_t_length = TWR_C_TOWER_FLR_COUNT_SIZE; /* to store floor count */ for ( count = 0; count < floor_count; count++ ) { twr_t_length += TWR_C_FLR_OVERHEAD; twr_t_length += related_data_size[count]; } /* * Next allocate space for the tower structure */ RPC_MEM_ALLOC ( *lower_flrs, twr_p_t, sizeof (twr_t) + (twr_t_length - 1), RPC_C_MEM_TOWER, RPC_C_MEM_WAITOK ); /* * Copy the length of the tower octet string into the tower structure */ (*lower_flrs)->tower_length = twr_t_length; /* * Copy the floor information into the tower octet string */ /* * Use a temporary for the octet string since we need * to increment the pointer. */ tmp_tower = (*lower_flrs)->tower_octet_string; /* * Copy the number of floors into the tower octet string */ twr_rep_16 = floor_count; RPC_RESOLVE_ENDIAN_INT16 (twr_rep_16); memcpy ((char *)tmp_tower, (char *)&twr_rep_16, TWR_C_TOWER_FLR_COUNT_SIZE); tmp_tower += TWR_C_TOWER_FLR_COUNT_SIZE; /* * Convert the protocol identifier size to its proper * representation for use in the following loop. */ RPC_RESOLVE_ENDIAN_INT16 (id_size); for ( count = 0; count < floor_count; count++ ) { /* * Copy the length of the protocol identifier field into * tower octet string. (Converted before the loop.) */ memcpy ((char *)tmp_tower, (char *)&id_size, TWR_C_TOWER_FLR_LHS_COUNT_SIZE); tmp_tower += TWR_C_TOWER_FLR_LHS_COUNT_SIZE; /* * Copy the protocol identifier into tower octet string * (1 byte so no need to convert endian representation). */ memcpy ((char *)tmp_tower, (char *)&(protocol_id[count]), TWR_C_TOWER_PROT_ID_SIZE); tmp_tower += TWR_C_TOWER_PROT_ID_SIZE; /* * Copy the length of the address data field into * tower octet string. */ twr_rep_16 = related_data_size[count]; RPC_RESOLVE_ENDIAN_INT16 (twr_rep_16); memcpy ((char *)tmp_tower, (char *)&twr_rep_16, TWR_C_TOWER_FLR_RHS_COUNT_SIZE); tmp_tower += TWR_C_TOWER_FLR_RHS_COUNT_SIZE; /* * If there is addressing data, copy the address data field into * tower octet string */ if (related_data_size[count]) { memcpy ((char *)tmp_tower, (char *)related_data_ptr[count], related_data_size[count]); /* * Set up for the next floor. */ tmp_tower += related_data_size[count]; } } *status = twr_s_ok; } /* **++ ** ** ROUTINE NAME: twr_uxd_lower_flrs_to_sa ** ** SCOPE: PUBLIC - declared in twr.idl ** ** DESCRIPTION: ** ** Creates an internet sockaddr from the canonical representation of an ** internet protocol tower's lower floors. ** ** INPUTS: ** ** tower_octet_string ** The protocol tower to convert to a sockaddr. ** ** INPUTS/OUTPUTS: none ** ** OUTPUTS: ** ** sa Returns a pointer to the created sockaddr structure. ** ** sa_len Returns the length, in bytes, of the returned ** "sa" argument. ** ** status A value indicating the return status of the routine: ** twr_s_ok ** twr_s_unknown_tower ** ** IMPLICIT INPUTS: none ** ** IMPLICIT OUTPUTS: none ** ** FUNCTION VALUE: void ** ** SIDE EFFECTS: none ** **-- **/ PUBLIC void twr_uxd_lower_flrs_to_sa #ifdef _DCE_PROTO_ ( byte_p_t tower_octet_string, sockaddr_p_t *sa, unsigned32 *sa_len, unsigned32 *status ) #else ( tower_octet_string, sa, sa_len, status ) byte_p_t tower_octet_string; sockaddr_p_t *sa; unsigned32 *sa_len; unsigned32 *status; #endif { unsigned8 id; byte_p_t tower; unsigned16 count, floor_count, id_size, addr_size; unsigned32 length; CODING_ERROR (status); RPC_VERIFY_INIT (); id_size = 0; /* * Make sure we have a pointer to some data structure. */ if ( !(tower = tower_octet_string)) { *status = twr_s_unknown_tower; return; } /* * Get the tower floor count */ memcpy ((char *)&floor_count, (char *)tower, TWR_C_TOWER_FLR_COUNT_SIZE); RPC_RESOLVE_ENDIAN_INT16 (floor_count); tower += TWR_C_TOWER_FLR_COUNT_SIZE; /* * Skip over the (application's) upper floors while we look for the * beginning of the uxd-specific lower floors. */ for ( count = 0; count < floor_count; count++ ) { /* * Get the length of this floor's protocol id field (don't advance * the pointer). */ memcpy ((char *)&id_size, (char *)tower, TWR_C_TOWER_FLR_LHS_COUNT_SIZE); RPC_RESOLVE_ENDIAN_INT16 (id_size); /* * Get the protocol id (don't advance the pointer). * Expect one byte; no need to convert. */ memcpy ((char *)&id, (char *)(tower + TWR_C_TOWER_FLR_LHS_COUNT_SIZE), TWR_C_TOWER_PROT_ID_SIZE); /* * See if we support the protocol id. */ if ( (id_size == TWR_C_TOWER_PROT_ID_SIZE) && (id == TWR_C_FLR_PROT_ID_UXD)) { /* * Indicate we found the beginning of the uxd floors. */ *status = twr_s_ok; break; } else { /* * Skip this floor. Get the address size in order * to know how much to skip. */ memcpy ((char *)&addr_size, (char *)(tower + TWR_C_TOWER_FLR_LHS_COUNT_SIZE + id_size), TWR_C_TOWER_FLR_RHS_COUNT_SIZE); RPC_RESOLVE_ENDIAN_INT16 (addr_size); tower += TWR_C_TOWER_FLR_LHS_COUNT_SIZE + id_size + TWR_C_TOWER_FLR_RHS_COUNT_SIZE + addr_size; /* * For now, assume we don't find the floors we're looking for. */ *status = twr_s_unknown_tower; } } if (*status != twr_s_ok) { return; } /* * Skip the floor's protocol id field length and protocol id * (now move the pointer). We already know it's * TWR_C_FLR_PROT_ID_UXD. */ tower += (TWR_C_TOWER_FLR_LHS_COUNT_SIZE + id_size); /* * Allocate space for sockaddr */ length = sizeof(struct sockaddr_un); RPC_MEM_ALLOC ( *sa, sockaddr_p_t, length, RPC_C_MEM_SOCKADDR, RPC_C_MEM_WAITOK ); *sa_len = length; /* * make sure unused bytes are null */ memset ((char *) *sa, 0, length); /* * define this as an internet family socket */ ((struct sockaddr_un *)(*sa))->sun_family = RPC_C_NAF_ID_UXD; /* * Get the length of endpoint address */ memcpy ((char *)&addr_size, (char *)tower, RPC_C_TOWER_FLR_RHS_COUNT_SIZE); RPC_RESOLVE_ENDIAN_INT16 (addr_size); tower += RPC_C_TOWER_FLR_RHS_COUNT_SIZE; /* * Copy the endpoint address to the sockaddr. */ tower[addr_size - 1] = '\0'; if (tower[0] != '/') { addr_size += RPC_C_UXD_DIR_LEN + 1; } if (addr_size > sizeof(((struct sockaddr_un *)(*sa))->sun_path)) { *status = rpc_s_no_memory; RPC_MEM_FREE (*sa, RPC_C_MEM_SOCKADDR); *sa = NULL; return; } snprintf(((struct sockaddr_un *)(*sa))->sun_path, sizeof(((struct sockaddr_un *)(*sa))->sun_path), "%s%s", (tower[0] == '/') ? "" : RPC_C_UXD_DIR"/", tower); *status = twr_s_ok; }