#include #include #include #include "case.h" #include "byte.h" #include "buffer.h" #include "ldap.h" #include "ldif.h" #include "open.h" #include "mmap.h" #include "uint32.h" #include "auth.h" #include "bstr.h" #ifdef STANDALONE #include "socket.h" #include "ip6.h" #ifdef __FreeBSD__ #include #include #else #include #endif #endif #include "case.h" #include #include "uint16.h" #include "acl.h" #ifdef DEBUG #include #define verbose 1 #define debug 1 #else #define verbose 0 #define debug 0 #endif /* basic operation: the whole data file is mmapped read-only at the beginning and stays there. */ char* map; /* where the file is mapped */ long filelen; /* how many bytes are mapped (the whole file) */ uint32 magic,attribute_count,record_count,indices_offset,size_of_string_table; /* these are the first values from the file, see the file "FORMAT" * basic counts and offsets needed to calculate the positions of * the data structures in the file. */ /* We do queries with indexes by evaluating all the filters (subexpressions) that can be * answered with an index, and then getting a bit vector, one bit for each record. */ /* how many longs are needed to have one bit for each record? */ uint32 record_set_length; /* some pre-looked-up attribute offsets to speed up ldap_match_mapped */ uint32 dn_ofs,objectClass_ofs,userPassword_ofs,any_ofs; /* to avoid string compares, we don't work with char* but with uint32 (offsets within * the mmapped file) whenever it's about values that will be mentioned in the file, such * as attribute names. So, for each filter we get sent, we look up the attributes in the * file, so we have the offsets to save the strcmp later. * In the same step, we also get the attribute flags. tinyldap does not have LDAP * schemas, so it does not know which attributes are case sensitive and which aren't. So, * this is saved in a flag, which is currently set by addindex when a case insensitive * index is created. */ /* This routine is called when we got a Filter and now want to look up the offsets for * each attribute mentioned in it */ /* recursively fill in attrofs and attrflag */ static void fixup(struct Filter* f) { if (!f) return; switch (f->type) { case EQUAL: case SUBSTRING: case GREATEQUAL: case LESSEQUAL: case PRESENT: case APPROX: { char* x=map+5*4+size_of_string_table; unsigned int i; f->attrofs=f->attrflag=0; for (i=0; iava.desc,map+j)) { f->attrofs=j; uint32_unpack(x+attribute_count*4,&f->attrflag); break; } x+=4; } if (!f->attrofs) { buffer_puts(buffer_2,"cannot find attribute \""); buffer_put(buffer_2,f->ava.desc.s,f->ava.desc.l); buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,"\"!\n"); } } case AND: case OR: case NOT: if (f->x) fixup(f->x); default: break; } if (f->next) fixup(f->next); } #if 0 _ _ __ _ ___| | ___ _ _ _ __ _ __ ___ _ __| |_ / _` |/ __| | / __| | | | '_ \| '_ \ / _ \| '__| __| | (_| | (__| | \__ \ |_| | |_) | |_) | (_) | | | |_ \__,_|\___|_| |___/\__,_| .__/| .__/ \___/|_| \__| |_| |_| #endif uint32 filters,acls; /* number of filters and acls in the ACL section of the data file */ uint32 filtertab,acltab; /* offsets of the filter and acl table in the data file */ char* acl_ec_subjects; /* if the n'th byte here is nonzero, then the current subject (the dn the user is logged in as) matches the n'th filter, i.e. the ACLs with this subject need to be applied. */ struct Filter** Filters; char Self[]="self"; char Any[]="*"; uint32 authenticated_as; struct acl { uint32 subject,object; /* index of filter for subject,object */ uint16 may,maynot; uint32 attrs; uint32 Attrs[1]; }; struct acl** Acls; static void load_acls() { uint32 ofs; uint32 acl_ofs; acl_ofs=0; for (ofs=indices_offset+record_count*4; ofs<(unsigned long)filelen;) { uint32 index_type,next; uint32_unpack(map+ofs,&index_type); uint32_unpack(map+ofs+4,&next); if (index_type==2) { acl_ofs=ofs; break; } if (nextfilelen) { kaputt: buffer_putsflush(buffer_1,"broken data file!\n"); exit(1); } ofs=next; } filters=acls=0; acl_ec_subjects=0; if (acl_ofs) { uint32 i; ofs=acl_ofs+8; filters=uint32_read(map+ofs); acl_ec_subjects=malloc(2*filters); filtertab=ofs+4; ofs=filtertab+filters*4; if (ofsfilelen) goto kaputt; if (byte_equal(map+ofs,4,"self")) f=(struct Filter*)Self; else if (byte_equal(map+ofs,2,"*")) f=(struct Filter*)Any; else if (scan_ldapsearchfilter(map+ofs,map+filelen,&f)!=0) { fixup(f); if (debug) { unsigned long l=fmt_ldapsearchfilterstring(0,f); char* buf=malloc(l+23); if (!buf) goto kaputt; buf[fmt_ldapsearchfilterstring(buf,f)]=0; free(buf); } } else goto kaputt; Filters[i]=f; } ofs=uint32_read(map+filtertab+filters*4); if (ofsfilelen-4) goto kaputt; acls=uint32_read(map+ofs); acltab=ofs+4; Acls=malloc(sizeof(Acls[0])*acls); if (!Acls) goto kaputt; for (i=0; ifilelen-16) goto kaputt; cnt=0; for (tmp=ofs+12; tmptmp) goto kaputt; if (!j) break; ++cnt; } Acls[i]=malloc(sizeof(struct acl)+cnt*sizeof(uint32)); if (!Acls[i]) goto kaputt; Acls[i]->subject=uint32_read(map+ofs); Acls[i]->object=uint32_read(map+ofs+4); Acls[i]->may=uint16_read(map+ofs+8); Acls[i]->maynot=uint16_read(map+ofs+10); Acls[i]->attrs=cnt; tmp=ofs+12; for (j=0; jAttrs[j]=x=uint32_read(map+tmp+4*j); if (any_ofs==0 && map[x]=='*' && map[x+1]==0) any_ofs=x; } } } if (acls) { uint32 i; for (i=0; idesc.s,a->desc.l); buffer_puts(buffer_2," "); buffer_puts(buffer_2,rel); buffer_puts(buffer_2," "); buffer_put(buffer_2,a->value.s,a->value.l); buffer_puts(buffer_2,"]"); } static void printal(struct AttributeDescriptionList* a) { while (a) { buffer_put(buffer_2,a->a.s,a->a.l); a=a->next; if (a) buffer_puts(buffer_2,","); } if (a) buffer_puts(buffer_2,"\n"); } static void printfilter(struct Filter* f) { switch (f->type) { case AND: buffer_puts(buffer_2,"&("); mergesub: printfilter(f->x); buffer_puts(buffer_2,")\n"); break; case OR: buffer_puts(buffer_2,"|("); goto mergesub; break; case NOT: buffer_puts(buffer_2,"!("); goto mergesub; case EQUAL: printava(&f->ava,"=="); break; case SUBSTRING: { struct Substring* s=f->substrings; int first=1; buffer_put(buffer_2,f->ava.desc.s,f->ava.desc.l); buffer_puts(buffer_2," has "); while (s) { if (!first) buffer_puts(buffer_2," and "); first=0; switch(s->substrtype) { case prefix: buffer_puts(buffer_2,"prefix \""); break; case any: buffer_puts(buffer_2,"substr \""); break; case suffix: buffer_puts(buffer_2,"suffix \""); break; } buffer_put(buffer_2,s->s.s,s->s.l); buffer_puts(buffer_2,"\""); s=s->next; } } break; case GREATEQUAL: printava(&f->ava,">="); break; case LESSEQUAL: printava(&f->ava,"<="); break; case PRESENT: printava(&f->ava,"\\exist"); break; case APPROX: printava(&f->ava,"\\approx"); break; case EXTENSIBLE: buffer_puts(buffer_2,"[extensible]"); break; } if (f->next) { buffer_puts(buffer_2,","); printfilter(f->next); } buffer_flush(buffer_2); } #endif #if 0 _ _ _ (_)_ __ __| | _____ __ ___ ___ __| | ___ | | '_ \ / _` |/ _ \ \/ / / __/ _ \ / _` |/ _ \ | | | | | (_| | __/> < | (_| (_) | (_| | __/ |_|_| |_|\__,_|\___/_/\_\ \___\___/ \__,_|\___| #endif /* find out whether this filter can be accelerated with the indices */ static int indexable(struct Filter* f) { struct Filter* y=f->x; if (!f) return 0; switch (f->type) { case AND: while (y) { if (indexable(y)) return 1; y=y->next; } return 0; case OR: while (y) { if (!indexable(y)) return 0; y=y->next; } /* fall through */ case PRESENT: return 1; #if 0 /* doesn't make much sense to try to speed up negated queries */ case NOT: return indexable(y); #endif case SUBSTRING: if (f->substrings->substrtype!=prefix) return 0; /* fall through */ case EQUAL: case LESSEQUAL: case GREATEQUAL: { uint32 ofs; for (ofs=indices_offset+record_count*4; ofs<(unsigned long)filelen;) { uint32 index_type,next,indexed_attribute; index_type=uint32_read(map+ofs); next=uint32_read(map+ofs+4); indexed_attribute=uint32_read(map+ofs+8); if (index_type<=1) if (!matchstring(&f->ava.desc,map+indexed_attribute)) return 1; ofs=next; } } /* fall through */ default: return 0; } } /* each record can have more than one attribute with the same name, i.e. two email * addresses. Thus, the index can't just be a sorted list of pointers the records * (because a record with two email addresses needs to be in the index twice, once for * each email address). So our index is a sorted list of pointers to the attributes. * Thus, a look-up in the index does not yield the record but the attribute. We need to * be able to find the record for a given attribute. To do that, we exploit the fact that * the strings in the string table are in the same order as the records, so we can do a * binary search over the record table to find the record with the attribute. This does * not work for objectClass, because the classes are stored in a different string table to * remove duplicates. */ /* Yes, this is an evil kludge to keep index size small. However, it turned out that it * also dominated lookup time for a relatively minor index size reduction. So index type * 1 was added (flag f to addindex), which does not need this. The benefit is so big that * tinyldap will drop support for type 0 indices sooner or later. Type 1 indexes are * twice as large, and save the record number besides each index entry. */ /* find record given a data pointer */ static long findrec(uint32 dat) { uint32* records=(uint32*)(map+indices_offset); uint32 bottom=0; uint32 top=record_count-1; while ((top>=bottom)) { uint32 mid=(top+bottom)/2; uint32 l; l=uint32_read(map+uint32_read((char*)(&records[mid]))+8); if (l<=dat) { if (mid>=record_count-1) l=uint32_read(map+uint32_read((char*)(&records[0]))+12); else l=uint32_read(map+uint32_read((char*)(&records[mid+1]))+8); if (l>dat) { return mid; /* found! */ } bottom=mid+1; } else if (mid) top=mid-1; else break; } buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,"findrec failed!\n"); return -1; } /* basic bit-set support: set all bits to 0 */ static inline void emptyset(unsigned long* r) { unsigned long i; for (i=0; i=bottom)) { int l; mid=(top+bottom)/2; k=uint32_read((char*)(&index[mid])); #ifdef DEBUG buffer_puts(buffer_2,"match["); buffer_putulong(buffer_2,bottom); buffer_puts(buffer_2,".."); buffer_putulong(buffer_2,top); buffer_puts(buffer_2,"]: "); buffer_put(buffer_2,s->s,s->l); buffer_puts(buffer_2," <-> "); buffer_puts(buffer_2,map+k); buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,": "); #endif if ((l=match(s,map+k))==0) { /* match! */ #ifdef DEBUG buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,"MATCH!\n"); #endif if (index_type==0) rec=findrec(k); else if (index_type==1) rec=uint32_read((char*)(&index[mid+elements])); else { buffer_puts(buffer_2,"unsupported index type "); buffer_putulong(buffer_2,index_type); buffer_puts(buffer_2," in tagmatches!\n"); return; } if (rec>=0) setbit(bitfield,rec); /* there may be multiple matches. * Look before and after mid, too */ for (k=mid-1; k>0; --k) { m=uint32_read((char*)(&index[k])); if ((ft==LESSEQUAL) || (l=match(s,map+m))==0) { if (index_type==0) rec=findrec(m); else if (index_type==1) rec=uint32_read((char*)(&index[k+elements])); if (rec>=0) setbit(bitfield,rec); } else break; } for (k=mid+1; k=0) setbit(bitfield,rec); } else break; } return; } if (l<0) { #ifdef DEBUG buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,"smaller!\n"); #endif if (mid) top=mid-1; else break; /* since our offsets are unsigned, we need to avoid the -1 case */ } else #ifdef DEBUG buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,"larger!\n"), #endif bottom=mid+1; } /* not found; we can still have matches if type==LESSEQUAL or * type==GREATEQUAL */ if (ft==GREATEQUAL) { for (k=mid; k=0) setbit(bitfield,rec); } } else if (ft==LESSEQUAL) { for (k=0; k<=mid; ++k) { m=uint32_read((char*)(&index[k])); if (index_type==0) rec=findrec(m); else if (index_type==1) rec=uint32_read((char*)(&index[k+elements])); if (rec>=0) setbit(bitfield,rec); } } } /* Use the indices to answer a query with the given filter. * For all matching records, set the corresponding bit to 1 in bitfield. * Note that this match can be approximate. Before answering, the * matches are verified with ldap_match_mapped, so the index can also * be used if it only helps eliminate some of the possible matches (for * example an AND query where only one of the involved attributes has an * index). */ static int useindex(struct Filter* f,unsigned long* bitfield) { struct Filter* y=f->x; if (!f) return 1; switch (f->type) { case AND: { unsigned long* tmp=alloca(record_set_length*sizeof(unsigned long)); int ok=0; fillset(bitfield); while (y) { if (useindex(y,tmp)) { unsigned int i; for (i=0; inext; } return ok; } case OR: { unsigned long* tmp=alloca(record_set_length*sizeof(unsigned long)); int ok=1; emptyset(bitfield); while (y) { if (useindex(y,tmp)) { unsigned int i; for (i=0; inext; } return ok; } #if 0 /* doesn't make much sense to try to speed up negated queries */ case NOT: return indexable(y); #endif case SUBSTRING: if (f->substrings->substrtype!=prefix) return 0; { uint32 ofs; for (ofs=indices_offset+record_count*4; ofs<(unsigned long)filelen;) { uint32 index_type,next,indexed_attribute; index_type=uint32_read(map+ofs); next=uint32_read(map+ofs+4); indexed_attribute=uint32_read(map+ofs+8); if (index_type<=1) if (!matchstring(&f->ava.desc,map+indexed_attribute)) { tagmatches((uint32*)(map+ofs+12),(next-ofs-12)/(4<substrings->s,bitfield, f->attrflag&1?matchcaseprefix:matchprefix,index_type,f->type); return 1; } ofs=next; } } return 0; case PRESENT: { /* now this is not exactly using an index, but a linear search * through the record table, but since each check is very cheap, * we pretend it's indexed */ char* x=map+5*4+size_of_string_table+attribute_count*8; unsigned long i; emptyset(bitfield); for (i=0; iattrofs)) setbit(bitfield,i); x+=uint32_read(x)*8; } return 1; } case LESSEQUAL: case GREATEQUAL: case EQUAL: { uint32 ofs; for (ofs=indices_offset+record_count*4; ofs<(unsigned long)filelen;) { uint32 index_type,next,indexed_attribute; index_type=uint32_read(map+ofs); next=uint32_read(map+ofs+4); indexed_attribute=uint32_read(map+ofs+8); if (index_type<=1) if (!matchstring(&f->ava.desc,map+indexed_attribute)) { tagmatches((uint32*)(map+ofs+12),(next-ofs-12)/(4<ava.value,bitfield, f->attrflag&1?matchcasestring:matchstring,index_type,f->type); return 1; } ofs=next; } } /* fall through */ default: return 0; } } #if 0 _ __ _ _ _ ___ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _____ _____ _ __(_)_ __ __ _ / _` | | | |/ _ \ '__| | | | / _` | '_ \/ __\ \ /\ / / _ \ '__| | '_ \ / _` | | (_| | |_| | __/ | | |_| | | (_| | | | \__ \\ V V / __/ | | | | | | (_| | \__, |\__,_|\___|_| \__, | \__,_|_| |_|___/ \_/\_/ \___|_| |_|_| |_|\__, | |_| |___/ |___/ #endif /* this routine is called for each record matched the query. It basically puts together * an answer LDAP message from the record and the list of attributes the other side said * it wanted to have. */ static void answerwith(uint32 ofs,struct SearchRequest* sr,long messageid,int out) { struct SearchResultEntry sre; struct PartialAttributeList** pal=&sre.attributes; #if (debug != 0) if (debug) { char* x=map+ofs; uint32 j; buffer_putulong(buffer_2,j=uint32_read(x)); buffer_puts(buffer_2," attributes:\n"); x+=8; buffer_puts(buffer_2," dn: "); buffer_puts(buffer_2,map+uint32_read(x)); buffer_puts(buffer_2,"\n objectClass: "); x+=4; buffer_puts(buffer_2,map+uint32_read(x)); buffer_puts(buffer_2,"\n"); x+=4; for (; j>2; --j) { buffer_puts(buffer_2," "); buffer_puts(buffer_2,map+uint32_read(x)); buffer_puts(buffer_2,": "); buffer_puts(buffer_2,map+uint32_read(x+4)); buffer_puts(buffer_2,"\n"); x+=8; } buffer_flush(buffer_2); } #endif if (acls) byte_zero(acl_ec_subjects+filters,filters); sre.objectName.l=bstrlen(sre.objectName.s=map+uint32_read(map+ofs+8)); sre.attributes=0; /* now go through list of requested attributes */ { struct AttributeDescriptionList* adl=sr->attributes; if (!adl) { /* did not ask for any attributes. send 'em all. */ /* to do that, construct a list of all attributes */ /* FIXME! This adl appears to create a segfault later on */ uint32 i; char* x=map+5*4+size_of_string_table+4; adl=alloca((attribute_count)*sizeof(struct AttributeDescriptionList)); for (i=0; isubject]) continue; /* does the ACL even apply to read operations? */ if ((Acls[j]->may | Acls[j]->maynot) & acl_read) { uint32 k; if (acl_ec_subjects[filters+Acls[j]->object]==-1) continue; if (acl_ec_subjects[filters+Acls[j]->object]==0) { int match=0; if (Filters[Acls[j]->object]==(struct Filter*)Any) match=1; else if (Filters[Acls[j]->object]==(struct Filter*)Self) match=(ofs==authenticated_as); else match=(ldap_matchfilter_mapped(ofs,Filters[Acls[j]->object])); if (match) acl_ec_subjects[filters+Acls[j]->object]=1; else { acl_ec_subjects[filters+Acls[j]->object]=-1; continue; } } for (k=0; kattrs; ++k) { if (Acls[j]->Attrs[k]==any_ofs || !matchstring(&adl->a,map+Acls[j]->Attrs[k])) { if (Acls[j]->may&acl_read) { #if 0 printf("acl %u allowed serving attribute \"%.*s\"\n",j,(int)adl->a.l,adl->a.s); #endif ok=1; } else { #if 0 printf("acl %u disallowed serving attribute \"%.*s\"\n",j,(int)adl->a.l,adl->a.s); #endif ok=-1; } break; } } } if (ok) break; } if (ok==1) { uint32_unpack(map+ofs,&j); #if 0 buffer_puts(buffer_2,"looking for attribute \""); buffer_put(buffer_2,adl->a.s,adl->a.l); buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,"\"\n"); #endif if (!matchstring(&adl->a,"dn")) val=sre.objectName.s; else if (!matchstring(&adl->a,"objectClass")) val=map+uint32_read(map+ofs+12); else { for (; ia,map+uint32_read(map+ofs+i*8))) { val=map+uint32_read(map+ofs+i*8+4); ++i; break; } } if (val) { *pal=malloc(sizeof(struct PartialAttributeList)); if (!*pal) { nomem: buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,"out of virtual memory!\n"); exit(1); } (*pal)->type=adl->a; { struct AttributeDescriptionList** a=&(*pal)->values; add_attribute: *a=malloc(sizeof(struct AttributeDescriptionList)); if (!*a) goto nomem; (*a)->a.s=bstrfirst(val); (*a)->a.l=bstrlen(val); for (;ia,map+uint32_read(map+ofs+i*8))) { val=map+uint32_read(map+ofs+i*8+4); ++i; a=&(*a)->next; goto add_attribute; } (*a)->next=0; } (*pal)->next=0; pal=&(*pal)->next; } } adl=adl->next; } } { long l=fmt_ldapsearchresultentry(0,&sre); char *buf=alloca(l+300); /* you never know ;) */ long tmp; if (verbose) { buffer_puts(buffer_2,"sre len "); buffer_putulong(buffer_2,l); buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,".\n"); } tmp=fmt_ldapmessage(buf,messageid,SearchResultEntry,l); fmt_ldapsearchresultentry(buf+tmp,&sre); write(out,buf,l+tmp); } free_ldappal(sre.attributes); } #if 0 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | |__ (_) __ _| |__ | | _____ _____| | | | __| | __ _ _ __ | '_ \| |/ _` | '_ \ | |/ _ \ \ / / _ \ | | |/ _` |/ _` | '_ \ | | | | | (_| | | | | | | __/\ V / __/ | | | (_| | (_| | |_) | |_| |_|_|\__, |_| |_| |_|\___| \_/ \___|_| |_|\__,_|\__,_| .__/ |___/ |_| #endif /* This is the high level LDAP handling code. It reads queries from the socket at in, and * then writes the answers to out. Normally in == out, but they are separate here so this * can also be called with in=stdin and out=stdout. */ /* a standard LDAP session looks like this: * 1. connect to server * 2. send a BindRequest * get back a BindResponse * 3. send a SearchRequest * get back n SearchResultEntries * get back a SearchResultDone * 4. send an UnbindRequest * 5. close * tinyldap does not complain if you don't unbind before hanging up. */ int handle(int in,int out) { int len; char buf[BUFSIZE]; for (len=0;;) { int tmp=read(in,buf+len,BUFSIZE-len); int res; long messageid,op,Len; if (tmp==0) { close(in); if (in!=out) close(out); return 0; // if (BUFSIZE-len) { return 0; } } if (tmp<0) { write(2,"error!\n",7); return 1; } len+=tmp; res=scan_ldapmessage(buf,buf+len,&messageid,&op,&Len); if (res>0) { if (verbose) { buffer_puts(buffer_2,"got message of length "); buffer_putulong(buffer_2,Len); buffer_puts(buffer_2," with id "); buffer_putulong(buffer_2,messageid); buffer_puts(buffer_2,": op "); buffer_putulong(buffer_2,op); buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,".\n"); } switch (op) { case BindRequest: { long version,method; struct string name; int tmp; tmp=scan_ldapbindrequest(buf+res,buf+res+len,&version,&name,&method); if (tmp>=0) { if (verbose) { buffer_puts(buffer_2,"bind request: version "); buffer_putulong(buffer_2,version); buffer_puts(buffer_2," for name \""); buffer_put(buffer_2,name.s,name.l); buffer_puts(buffer_2,"\" with method "); buffer_putulong(buffer_2,method); buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,".\n"); } if (name.l) { struct Filter f; struct string password; f.type=EQUAL; scan_ldapstring(buf+res+tmp,buf+res+len,&password); f.ava.desc.l=2; f.ava.desc.s="dn"; f.ava.value=name; f.next=0; fixup(&f); if (!indexable(&f)) { buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,"no index for dn, bind failed!\n"); authfailure: { char outbuf[1024]; int s=100; int len=fmt_ldapbindresponse(outbuf+s,48,"","authentication failure",""); int hlen=fmt_ldapmessage(0,messageid,BindResponse,len); fmt_ldapmessage(outbuf+s-hlen,messageid,BindResponse,len); write(out,outbuf+s-hlen,len+hlen); continue; } } else { unsigned long* result; unsigned long i,done; result=alloca(record_set_length*sizeof(unsigned long)); useindex(&f,result); done=0; for (i=0; irecord_count) ni=record_count; for (; i++returned) break; answerwith(j,&sr,messageid,out); } } } } } else { char* x=map+5*4+size_of_string_table+attribute_count*8; unsigned long i; #if (debug != 0) if (debug) buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,"query can NOT be answered with index!\n"); #endif for (i=0; i++returned) break; answerwith(x-map,&sr,messageid,out); } x+=j*8; } } free_ldapsearchrequest(&sr); } else { buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,"couldn't parse search request!\n"); exit(1); } { char buf[1000]; long l=fmt_ldapsearchresultdone(buf+100,0,"","",""); int hlen=fmt_ldapmessage(0,messageid,SearchResultDone,l); fmt_ldapmessage(buf+100-hlen,messageid,SearchResultDone,l); write(out,buf+100-hlen,l+hlen); } } break; case UnbindRequest: close(out); if (in!=out) close(in); return 0; case ModifyRequest: { struct ModifyRequest mr; int tmp; buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,"modifyrequest!\n"); if ((tmp=scan_ldapmodifyrequest(buf+res,buf+res+len,&mr))) { buffer_puts(buffer_1,"modify request: dn \""); buffer_put(buffer_1,mr.object.s,mr.object.l); buffer_putsflush(buffer_1,"\"\n"); switch (mr.m.operation) { case 0: buffer_puts(buffer_1,"Add\n"); break; case 1: buffer_puts(buffer_1,"Delete\n"); break; case 2: buffer_puts(buffer_1,"Replace\n"); break; } buffer_put(buffer_1,mr.m.AttributeDescription.s,mr.m.AttributeDescription.l); buffer_puts(buffer_1,"\n"); { struct AttributeDescriptionList* x=&mr.m.vals; do { buffer_puts(buffer_1," -> \""); buffer_put(buffer_1,x->a.s,x->a.l); buffer_putsflush(buffer_1,"\"\n"); x=x->next; } while (x); } /* TODO: do something with the modify request ;-) */ free_ldapmodifyrequest(&mr); } else { buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,"couldn't parse modify request!\n"); exit(1); } } case AbandonRequest: buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,"AbandonRequest!\n"); /* do nothing */ break; case AddRequest: { struct AddRequest ar; // buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,"AddRequest!\n"); if ((tmp=scan_ldapaddrequest(buf+res,buf+res+len,&ar))) { /* TODO: do something with the add request ;-) */ free_ldapaddrequest(&ar); } else { buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,"couldn't parse add request!\n"); exit(1); } buffer_put(buffer_1,ar.entry.s,ar.entry.l); buffer_putsflush(buffer_1,"\n"); if (verbose) { /* iterate all attributes */ struct Addition * x; struct AttributeDescriptionList * y; for (x = &ar.a;x;x=x->next) { for (y = &x->vals;y;y=y->next) { buffer_put(buffer_1,x->AttributeDescription.s,x->AttributeDescription.l); buffer_puts(buffer_1,": "); buffer_put(buffer_1,y->a.s,y->a.l); buffer_putsflush(buffer_1,"\n"); } } } { char outbuf[1024]; int s=100; int len=fmt_ldapbindresponse(outbuf+s,0,"","",""); int hlen=fmt_ldapmessage(0,messageid,AddResponse,len); fmt_ldapmessage(outbuf+s-hlen,messageid,AddResponse,len); write(out,outbuf+s-hlen,len+hlen); } } break; default: buffer_puts(buffer_2,"unknown request type "); buffer_putulong(buffer_2,op); buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,"\n"); return 0; // exit(1); } Len+=res; #if 0 buffer_puts(buffer_2,"byte_copy(buf,"); buffer_putulong(buffer_2,len-Len); buffer_puts(buffer_2,",buf+"); buffer_putulong(buffer_2,Len); buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,");\n"); #endif if (Len1?argv[1]:"data",&filelen); if (!map) { buffer_putsflush(buffer_2,"could not open data!\n"); return 1; } uint32_unpack(map,&magic); uint32_unpack(map+4,&attribute_count); uint32_unpack(map+2*4,&record_count); uint32_unpack(map+3*4,&indices_offset); uint32_unpack(map+4*4,&size_of_string_table); record_set_length=(record_count+sizeof(unsigned long)*8-1) / (sizeof(long)*8); /* look up "dn" and "objectClass" */ { char* x=map+5*4+size_of_string_table; unsigned int i; dn_ofs=objectClass_ofs=userPassword_ofs=any_ofs=0; for (i=0; i