2 Unix SMB/CIFS implementation.
3 SMB parameters and setup
4 Copyright (C) Andrew Tridgell 1992-1998
5 Copyright (C) Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton 1996-1998
6 Copyright (C) Jeremy Allison 1998
7 Copyright (C) James Myers 2003 <myersjj@samba.org>
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24 #ifndef _CLI_CONTEXT_H
25 #define _CLI_CONTEXT_H
27 struct cli_tree; /* forward declare */
28 struct cli_request; /* forward declare */
29 struct cli_session; /* forward declare */
30 struct cli_transport; /* forward declare */
32 typedef struct smb_sign_info {
33 void (*sign_outgoing_message)(struct cli_request *req);
34 BOOL (*check_incoming_message)(struct cli_request *req);
35 void (*free_signing_context)(struct cli_transport *transport);
36 void *signing_context;
41 /* context that will be and has been negotiated between the client and server */
42 struct cli_negotiate {
44 * negotiated maximum transmit size - this is given to us by the server
48 /* maximum number of requests that can be multiplexed */
51 /* the negotiatiated protocol */
52 enum protocol_types protocol;
54 int sec_mode; /* security mode returned by negprot */
55 DATA_BLOB secblob; /* cryptkey or negTokenInit blob */
58 smb_sign_info sign_info;
60 /* capabilities that the server reported */
61 uint32_t capabilities;
65 unsigned int readbraw_supported:1;
66 unsigned int writebraw_supported:1;
68 const char *server_domain;
71 /* this is the context for a SMB socket associated with the socket itself */
73 TALLOC_CTX *mem_ctx; /* life of socket pool */
75 /* when the reference count reaches zero then the socket is destroyed */
78 struct in_addr dest_ip;
83 /* the open file descriptor */
86 /* a count of the number of packets we have received. We
87 * actually only care about zero/non-zero at this stage */
90 /* the network address of the client */
93 /* timeout for socket operations in milliseconds. */
98 this structure allows applications to control the behaviour of the
102 unsigned int use_oplocks:1;
103 unsigned int use_level2_oplocks:1;
104 unsigned int use_spnego:1;
107 /* this is the context for the client transport layer */
108 struct cli_transport {
111 /* when the reference count reaches zero then the transport is destroyed */
114 /* socket level info */
115 struct cli_socket *socket;
117 /* the next mid to be allocated - needed for signing and
121 /* negotiated protocol information */
122 struct cli_negotiate negotiate;
124 /* options to control the behaviour of the client code */
125 struct cli_options options;
127 /* is a readbraw pending? we need to handle that case
128 specially on receiving packets */
129 unsigned int readbraw_pending:1;
131 /* an idle function - if this is defined then it will be
132 called once every period milliseconds while we are waiting
135 void (*func)(struct cli_transport *, void *);
140 /* the error fields from the last message */
142 enum {ETYPE_NONE, ETYPE_DOS, ETYPE_NT, ETYPE_SOCKET, ETYPE_NBT} etype;
149 enum socket_error socket_error;
155 /* a oplock break request handler */
156 BOOL (*handler)(struct cli_transport *transport,
157 uint16_t tid, uint16_t fnum, uint8_t level, void *private);
158 /* private data passed to the oplock handler */
162 /* a list of async requests that are pending on this connection */
163 struct cli_request *pending_requests;
165 /* remember the called name - some sub-protocols require us to
166 know the server name */
167 struct nmb_name called;
170 /* this is the context for the user */
172 /* this is the context for the session layer */
174 TALLOC_CTX *mem_ctx; /* life of session */
176 /* when the reference count reaches zero then the session is destroyed */
179 /* transport layer info */
180 struct cli_transport *transport;
182 /* after a session setup the server provides us with
183 a vuid identifying the security context */
186 /* default pid for this session */
189 DATA_BLOB user_session_key;
193 cli_tree context: internal state for a tree connection.
196 /* life of tree tree */
199 /* when the reference count reaches zero then the tree is destroyed */
202 /* session layer info */
203 struct cli_session *session;
205 uint16_t tid; /* tree id, aka cnum */
210 /* the context for a single SMB request. This is passed to any request-context
211 * functions (similar to context.h, the server version).
212 * This will allow requests to be multi-threaded. */
214 /* allow a request to be part of a list of requests */
215 struct cli_request *next, *prev;
217 /* a talloc context for the lifetime of this request */
220 /* a request always has a transport context, nearly always has
221 a session context and usually has a tree context */
222 struct cli_transport *transport;
223 struct cli_session *session;
224 struct cli_tree *tree;
226 /* the flags2 from the SMB request, in raw form (host byte
227 order). Used to parse strings */
230 /* the NT status for this request. Set by packet receive code
231 or code detecting error. */
234 /* the sequence number of this packet - used for signing */
237 /* set if this is a one-way request, meaning we are not
238 expecting a reply from the server. */
239 unsigned int one_way_request:1;
241 /* the mid of this packet - used to match replies */
245 /* the raw SMB buffer, including the 4 byte length header */
248 /* the size of the raw buffer, including 4 byte header */
251 /* how much has been allocated - on reply the buffer is over-allocated to
252 prevent too many realloc() calls
256 /* the start of the SMB header - this is always buffer+4 */
259 /* the command words and command word count. vwv points
260 into the raw buffer */
264 /* the data buffer and size. data points into the raw buffer */
268 /* ptr is used as a moving pointer into the data area
269 * of the packet. The reason its here and not a local
270 * variable in each function is that when a realloc of
271 * a send packet is done we need to move this
276 /* information on what to do with a reply when it is received
277 asyncronously. If this is not setup when a reply is received then
278 the reply is discarded
280 The private pointer is private to the caller of the client
281 library (the application), not private to the library
284 void (*fn)(struct cli_request *);
290 cli_state: internal state used in libcli library for single-threaded callers,
291 i.e. a single session on a single socket.
294 TALLOC_CTX *mem_ctx; /* life of client pool */
295 struct cli_transport *transport;
296 struct cli_session *session;
297 struct cli_tree *tree;
298 struct substitute_context substitute;
301 /* useful way of catching wct errors with file and line number */
302 #define CLI_CHECK_MIN_WCT(req, wcount) if ((req)->in.wct < (wcount)) { \
303 DEBUG(1,("Unexpected WCT %d at %s(%d) - expected min %d\n", (req)->in.wct, __FILE__, __LINE__, wcount)); \
304 req->status = NT_STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER; \
308 #define CLI_CHECK_WCT(req, wcount) if ((req)->in.wct != (wcount)) { \
309 DEBUG(1,("Unexpected WCT %d at %s(%d) - expected %d\n", (req)->in.wct, __FILE__, __LINE__, wcount)); \
310 req->status = NT_STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER; \
314 #endif /* _CLI_CONTEXT_H */