/* * lib/krb5/os/sendto_kdc.c * * Copyright 1990,1991,2001,2002 by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. * All Rights Reserved. * * Export of this software from the United States of America may * require a specific license from the United States Government. * It is the responsibility of any person or organization contemplating * export to obtain such a license before exporting. * * WITHIN THAT CONSTRAINT, permission to use, copy, modify, and * distribute this software and its documentation for any purpose and * without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright * notice appear in all copies and that both that copyright notice and * this permission notice appear in supporting documentation, and that * the name of M.I.T. not be used in advertising or publicity pertaining * to distribution of the software without specific, written prior * permission. Furthermore if you modify this software you must label * your software as modified software and not distribute it in such a * fashion that it might be confused with the original M.I.T. software. * M.I.T. makes no representations about the suitability of * this software for any purpose. It is provided "as is" without express * or implied warranty. * * * Send packet to KDC for realm; wait for response, retransmitting * as necessary. */ #define NEED_SOCKETS #define NEED_LOWLEVEL_IO #include "fake-addrinfo.h" #include "k5-int.h" #ifdef HAVE_SYS_TIME_H #include #else #include #endif #include "os-proto.h" #ifdef _WIN32 #include #endif #ifdef _AIX #include #endif #ifndef _WIN32 /* For FIONBIO. */ #include #ifdef HAVE_SYS_FILIO_H #include #endif #endif #define MAX_PASS 3 #define DEFAULT_UDP_PREF_LIMIT 1465 #define HARD_UDP_LIMIT 32700 /* could probably do 64K-epsilon ? */ #define DEBUG #ifdef DEBUG int krb5int_debug_sendto_kdc = 0; #define debug krb5int_debug_sendto_kdc #endif static void default_debug_handler (const void *data, size_t len) { fwrite(data, 1, len, stderr); /* stderr is unbuffered */ } void (*krb5int_sendtokdc_debug_handler) (const void *, size_t) = default_debug_handler; static void put(const void *ptr, size_t len) { (*krb5int_sendtokdc_debug_handler)(ptr, len); } static void putstr(const char *str) { put(str, strlen(str)); } #define dprint krb5int_debug_fprint static void krb5int_debug_fprint (const char *fmt, ...) { #ifdef DEBUG va_list args; /* Temporaries for variable arguments, etc. */ krb5_error_code kerr; int err; fd_set *rfds, *wfds, *xfds; int i; int maxfd; struct timeval *tv; struct addrinfo *ai; const krb5_data *d; char addrbuf[NI_MAXHOST], portbuf[NI_MAXSERV]; const char *p; char tmpbuf[NI_MAXHOST + NI_MAXSERV + 30]; if (!krb5int_debug_sendto_kdc) return; va_start(args, fmt); #define putf(FMT,X) (sprintf(tmpbuf,FMT,X),putstr(tmpbuf)) for (; *fmt; fmt++) { if (*fmt != '%') { /* Possible optimization: Look for % and print all chars up to it in one call. */ put(fmt, 1); continue; } /* After this, always processing a '%' sequence. */ fmt++; switch (*fmt) { case 0: default: abort(); case 'E': /* %E => krb5_error_code */ kerr = va_arg(args, krb5_error_code); sprintf(tmpbuf, "%lu/", (unsigned long) kerr); putstr(tmpbuf); p = error_message(kerr); putstr(p); break; case 'm': /* %m => errno value (int) */ /* Like syslog's %m except the errno value is passed in rather than the current value. */ err = va_arg(args, int); putf("%d/", err); p = strerror(err); putstr(p); break; case 'F': /* %F => fd_set *, fd_set *, fd_set *, int */ rfds = va_arg(args, fd_set *); wfds = va_arg(args, fd_set *); xfds = va_arg(args, fd_set *); maxfd = va_arg(args, int); for (i = 0; i < maxfd; i++) { int r = FD_ISSET(i, rfds); int w = wfds && FD_ISSET(i, wfds); int x = xfds && FD_ISSET(i, xfds); if (r || w || x) { putf(" %d", i); if (r) putstr("r"); if (w) putstr("w"); if (x) putstr("x"); } } putstr(" "); break; case 's': /* %s => char * */ p = va_arg(args, const char *); putstr(p); break; case 't': /* %t => struct timeval * */ tv = va_arg(args, struct timeval *); if (tv) { sprintf(tmpbuf, "%ld.%06ld", (long) tv->tv_sec, (long) tv->tv_usec); putstr(tmpbuf); } else putstr("never"); break; case 'd': /* %d => int */ putf("%d", va_arg(args, int)); break; case 'p': /* %p => pointer */ putf("%p", va_arg(args, void*)); break; case 'A': /* %A => addrinfo */ ai = va_arg(args, struct addrinfo *); if (0 != getnameinfo (ai->ai_addr, ai->ai_addrlen, addrbuf, sizeof (addrbuf), portbuf, sizeof (portbuf), NI_NUMERICHOST | NI_NUMERICSERV)) strcpy (addrbuf, "??"), strcpy (portbuf, "??"); sprintf(tmpbuf, "%s %s.%s", (ai->ai_socktype == SOCK_DGRAM ? "udp" : ai->ai_socktype == SOCK_STREAM ? "tcp" : "???"), addrbuf, portbuf); putstr(tmpbuf); break; case 'D': /* %D => krb5_data * */ d = va_arg(args, krb5_data *); /* may not be nul-terminated */ put(d->data, d->length); break; } } va_end(args); #endif } static int merge_addrlists (struct addrlist *dest, struct addrlist *src) { int err, i; dprint("merging addrlists:\n\tlist1: "); for (i = 0; i < dest->naddrs; i++) dprint(" %A", dest->addrs[i]); dprint("\n\tlist2: "); for (i = 0; i < src->naddrs; i++) dprint(" %A", src->addrs[i]); dprint("\n"); err = krb5int_grow_addrlist (dest, src->naddrs); if (err) return err; for (i = 0; i < src->naddrs; i++) { dest->addrs[dest->naddrs + i] = src->addrs[i]; src->addrs[i] = 0; } dest->naddrs += i; src->naddrs = 0; dprint("\tout: "); for (i = 0; i < dest->naddrs; i++) dprint(" %A", dest->addrs[i]); dprint("\n"); return 0; } /* * send the formatted request 'message' to a KDC for realm 'realm' and * return the response (if any) in 'reply'. * * If the message is sent and a response is received, 0 is returned, * otherwise an error code is returned. * * The storage for 'reply' is allocated and should be freed by the caller * when finished. */ krb5_error_code krb5_sendto_kdc (krb5_context context, const krb5_data *message, const krb5_data *realm, krb5_data *reply, int use_master, int tcp_only) { krb5_error_code retval; struct addrlist addrs; int socktype1 = 0, socktype2 = 0; /* * find KDC location(s) for realm */ /* * BUG: This code won't return "interesting" errors (e.g., out of mem, * bad config file) from locate_kdc. KRB5_REALM_CANT_RESOLVE can be * ignored from one query of two, but if only one query is done, or * both return that error, it should be returned to the caller. Also, * "interesting" errors (not KRB5_KDC_UNREACH) from sendto_{udp,tcp} * should probably be returned as well. */ dprint("krb5_sendto_kdc(%d@%p, \"%D\", use_master=%d, tcp_only=%d)\n", message->length, message->data, realm, use_master, tcp_only); if (!tcp_only && context->udp_pref_limit < 0) { int tmp; retval = profile_get_integer(context->profile, "libdefaults", "udp_preference_limit", 0, DEFAULT_UDP_PREF_LIMIT, &tmp); if (retval) return retval; if (tmp < 0) tmp = DEFAULT_UDP_PREF_LIMIT; else if (tmp > HARD_UDP_LIMIT) /* In the unlikely case that a *really* big value is given, let 'em use as big as we think we can support. */ tmp = HARD_UDP_LIMIT; context->udp_pref_limit = tmp; } retval = (use_master ? KRB5_KDC_UNREACH : KRB5_REALM_UNKNOWN); if (tcp_only) socktype1 = SOCK_STREAM, socktype2 = 0; else if (message->length <= context->udp_pref_limit) socktype1 = SOCK_DGRAM, socktype2 = SOCK_STREAM; else socktype1 = SOCK_STREAM, socktype2 = SOCK_DGRAM; retval = krb5_locate_kdc(context, realm, &addrs, use_master, socktype1, 0); if (socktype2) { struct addrlist addrs2; retval = krb5_locate_kdc(context, realm, &addrs2, use_master, socktype2, 0); if (retval == 0) { (void) merge_addrlists(&addrs, &addrs2); krb5int_free_addrlist(&addrs2); } } if (addrs.naddrs > 0) { retval = krb5int_sendto (context, message, &addrs, reply, 0, 0); krb5int_free_addrlist (&addrs); if (retval == 0) return 0; } return retval; } #if defined(_WIN32) && defined(DEBUG) static char *bogus_strerror (int xerr) { static char buf[30]; sprintf(buf, "[err%d]", xerr); return buf; } #define strerror(S) bogus_strerror(S) #endif #ifdef DEBUG #ifdef _WIN32 #define dperror(MSG) \ dprint("%s: an error occurred ... " \ "\tline=%d errno=%m socketerrno=%m\n", \ (MSG), __LINE__, errno, SOCKET_ERRNO) #else #define dperror(MSG) dprint("%s: %m\n", MSG, errno) #endif #define dfprintf(ARGLIST) (debug ? fprintf ARGLIST : 0) #else /* ! DEBUG */ #define dperror(MSG) ((void)(MSG)) #define dfprintf(ARGLIST) ((void)0) #endif /* * Notes: * * Getting "connection refused" on a connected UDP socket causes * select to indicate write capability on UNIX, but only shows up * as an exception on Windows. (I don't think any UNIX system flags * the error as an exception.) So we check for both, or make it * system-specific. * * Always watch for responses from *any* of the servers. Eventually * fix the UDP code to do the same. * * To do: * - TCP NOPUSH/CORK socket options? * - error codes that don't suck * - getsockopt(SO_ERROR) to check connect status * - handle error RESPONSE_TOO_BIG from UDP server and use TCP * connections already in progress */ #include "cm.h" static const char *const state_strings[] = { "INITIALIZING", "CONNECTING", "WRITING", "READING", "FAILED" }; enum conn_states { INITIALIZING, CONNECTING, WRITING, READING, FAILED }; struct incoming_krb5_message { size_t bufsizebytes_read; size_t bufsize; char *buf; char *pos; unsigned char bufsizebytes[4]; size_t n_left; }; struct conn_state { SOCKET fd; krb5_error_code err; enum conn_states state; unsigned int is_udp : 1; int (*service)(struct conn_state *, struct select_state *, int); struct addrinfo *addr; struct { struct { sg_buf sgbuf[2]; sg_buf *sgp; int sg_count; } out; struct incoming_krb5_message in; } x; }; static int getcurtime (struct timeval *tvp) { #ifdef _WIN32 struct _timeb tb; _ftime(&tb); tvp->tv_sec = tb.time; tvp->tv_usec = tb.millitm * 1000; /* Can _ftime fail? */ return 0; #else if (gettimeofday(tvp, 0)) { dperror("gettimeofday"); return errno; } return 0; #endif } /* * Call select and return results. * Input: interesting file descriptors and absolute timeout * Output: select return value (-1 or num fds ready) and fd_sets * Return: 0 (for i/o available or timeout) or error code. */ krb5_error_code krb5int_cm_call_select (const struct select_state *in, struct select_state *out, int *sret) { struct timeval now, *timo; krb5_error_code e; *out = *in; e = getcurtime(&now); if (e) return e; if (out->end_time.tv_sec == 0) timo = 0; else { timo = &out->end_time; out->end_time.tv_sec -= now.tv_sec; out->end_time.tv_usec -= now.tv_usec; if (out->end_time.tv_usec < 0) { out->end_time.tv_usec += 1000000; out->end_time.tv_sec--; } if (out->end_time.tv_sec < 0) { *sret = 0; return 0; } } dprint("selecting on max=%d sockets [%F] timeout %t\n", out->max, &out->rfds, &out->wfds, &out->xfds, out->max, timo); *sret = select(out->max, &out->rfds, &out->wfds, &out->xfds, timo); e = SOCKET_ERRNO; dprint("select returns %d", *sret); if (*sret < 0) dprint(", error = %E\n", e); else if (*sret == 0) dprint(" (timeout)\n"); else dprint(":%F\n", &out->rfds, &out->wfds, &out->xfds, out->max); if (*sret < 0) return e; return 0; } static int service_tcp_fd (struct conn_state *conn, struct select_state *selstate, int ssflags); static int service_udp_fd (struct conn_state *conn, struct select_state *selstate, int ssflags); static int setup_connection (struct conn_state *state, struct addrinfo *ai, const krb5_data *message, unsigned char *message_len_buf, char **udpbufp) { state->state = INITIALIZING; state->err = 0; state->x.out.sgp = state->x.out.sgbuf; state->addr = ai; state->fd = INVALID_SOCKET; SG_SET(&state->x.out.sgbuf[1], 0, 0); if (ai->ai_socktype == SOCK_STREAM) { SG_SET(&state->x.out.sgbuf[0], message_len_buf, 4); SG_SET(&state->x.out.sgbuf[1], message->data, message->length); state->x.out.sg_count = 2; state->is_udp = 0; state->service = service_tcp_fd; } else { SG_SET(&state->x.out.sgbuf[0], message->data, message->length); SG_SET(&state->x.out.sgbuf[1], 0, 0); state->x.out.sg_count = 1; state->is_udp = 1; state->service = service_udp_fd; if (*udpbufp == 0) { *udpbufp = malloc(krb5_max_dgram_size); if (*udpbufp == 0) { dperror("malloc(krb5_max_dgram_size)"); (void) closesocket(state->fd); state->fd = INVALID_SOCKET; state->state = FAILED; return 1; } } state->x.in.buf = *udpbufp; state->x.in.bufsize = krb5_max_dgram_size; } return 0; } static int start_connection (struct conn_state *state, struct select_state *selstate) { int fd, e; struct addrinfo *ai = state->addr; dprint("start_connection(@%p)\ngetting %s socket in family %d...", state, ai->ai_socktype == SOCK_STREAM ? "stream" : "dgram", ai->ai_family); fd = socket(ai->ai_family, ai->ai_socktype, 0); if (fd == INVALID_SOCKET) { state->err = SOCKET_ERRNO; dprint("socket: %m creating with af %d\n", state->err, ai->ai_family); return -1; /* try other hosts */ } /* Make it non-blocking. */ if (ai->ai_socktype == SOCK_STREAM) { static const int one = 1; static const struct linger lopt = { 0, 0 }; if (ioctlsocket(fd, FIONBIO, (const void *) &one)) dperror("sendto_kdc: ioctl(FIONBIO)"); if (setsockopt(fd, SOL_SOCKET, SO_LINGER, &lopt, sizeof(lopt))) dperror("sendto_kdc: setsockopt(SO_LINGER)"); } /* Start connecting to KDC. */ dprint(" fd %d; connecting to %A...\n", fd, ai); e = connect(fd, ai->ai_addr, ai->ai_addrlen); if (e != 0) { /* * This is the path that should be followed for non-blocking * connections. */ if (SOCKET_ERRNO == EINPROGRESS || SOCKET_ERRNO == EWOULDBLOCK) { state->state = CONNECTING; } else { dprint("connect failed: %m\n", SOCKET_ERRNO); state->err = SOCKET_ERRNO; state->state = FAILED; return -2; } } else { /* * Connect returned zero even though we tried to make it * non-blocking, which should have caused it to return before * finishing the connection. Oh well. Someone's network * stack is broken, but if they gave us a connection, use it. */ state->state = WRITING; } dprint("new state = %s\n", state_strings[state->state]); state->fd = fd; if (ai->ai_socktype == SOCK_DGRAM) { /* Send it now. */ int ret; sg_buf *sg = &state->x.out.sgbuf[0]; dprint("sending %d bytes on fd %d\n", SG_LEN(sg), state->fd); ret = send(state->fd, SG_BUF(sg), SG_LEN(sg), 0); if (ret != SG_LEN(sg)) { dperror("sendto"); (void) closesocket(state->fd); state->fd = INVALID_SOCKET; state->state = FAILED; return -3; } else { state->state = READING; } } FD_SET(state->fd, &selstate->rfds); if (state->state == CONNECTING || state->state == WRITING) FD_SET(state->fd, &selstate->wfds); FD_SET(state->fd, &selstate->xfds); if (selstate->max <= state->fd) selstate->max = state->fd + 1; selstate->nfds++; dprint("new select vectors: %F\n", &selstate->rfds, &selstate->wfds, &selstate->xfds, selstate->max); return 0; } /* Return 0 if we sent something, non-0 otherwise. If 0 is returned, the caller should delay waiting for a response. Otherwise, the caller should immediately move on to process the next connection. */ static int maybe_send (struct conn_state *conn, struct select_state *selstate) { sg_buf *sg; dprint("maybe_send(@%p) state=%s type=%s\n", conn, state_strings[conn->state], conn->is_udp ? "udp" : "tcp"); if (conn->state == INITIALIZING) return start_connection(conn, selstate); /* Did we already shut down this channel? */ if (conn->state == FAILED) { dprint("connection already closed\n"); return -1; } if (conn->addr->ai_socktype == SOCK_STREAM) { dprint("skipping stream socket\n"); /* The select callback will handle flushing any data we haven't written yet, and we only write it once. */ return -1; } /* UDP - Send message, possibly for the first time, possibly a retransmit if a previous attempt timed out. */ sg = &conn->x.out.sgbuf[0]; dprint("sending %d bytes on fd %d\n", SG_LEN(sg), conn->fd); if (send(conn->fd, SG_BUF(sg), SG_LEN(sg), 0) != SG_LEN(sg)) { dperror("send"); /* Keep connection alive, we'll try again next pass. Is this likely to catch any errors we didn't get from the select callbacks? */ return -1; } /* Yay, it worked. */ return 0; } static void kill_conn(struct conn_state *conn, struct select_state *selstate, int err) { conn->state = FAILED; shutdown(conn->fd, SHUTDOWN_BOTH); FD_CLR(conn->fd, &selstate->rfds); FD_CLR(conn->fd, &selstate->wfds); FD_CLR(conn->fd, &selstate->xfds); conn->err = err; dprint("abandoning connection %d: %m\n", conn->fd, err); /* Fix up max fd for next select call. */ if (selstate->max == 1 + conn->fd) { while (selstate->max > 0 && ! FD_ISSET(selstate->max-1, &selstate->rfds) && ! FD_ISSET(selstate->max-1, &selstate->wfds) && ! FD_ISSET(selstate->max-1, &selstate->xfds)) selstate->max--; dprint("new max_fd + 1 is %d\n", selstate->max); } selstate->nfds--; } /* Return nonzero only if we're finished and the caller should exit its loop. This happens in two cases: We have a complete message, or the socket has closed and no others are open. */ static int service_tcp_fd (struct conn_state *conn, struct select_state *selstate, int ssflags) { krb5_error_code e = 0; int nwritten, nread; if (!(ssflags & (SSF_READ|SSF_WRITE|SSF_EXCEPTION))) abort(); switch (conn->state) { SOCKET_WRITEV_TEMP tmp; case CONNECTING: if (ssflags & SSF_READ) { /* Bad -- the KDC shouldn't be sending to us first. */ e = EINVAL /* ?? */; kill_conn: kill_conn(conn, selstate, e); if (e == EINVAL) { closesocket(conn->fd); conn->fd = INVALID_SOCKET; } return e == 0; } if (ssflags & SSF_EXCEPTION) { #ifdef DEBUG int sockerr; socklen_t sockerrlen; #endif handle_exception: #ifdef DEBUG sockerrlen = sizeof(sockerr); e = getsockopt(conn->fd, SOL_SOCKET, SO_ERROR, &sockerr, &sockerrlen); if (e != 0) { /* What to do now? */ e = SOCKET_ERRNO; dprint("getsockopt(SO_ERROR) on exception fd failed: %m\n", e); goto kill_conn; } /* Okay, got the error back. Either way, kill the connection. */ e = sockerr; #else e = 1; /* need only be non-zero */ #endif goto kill_conn; } /* * Connect finished -- but did it succeed or fail? * UNIX sets can_write if failed. * Try writing, I guess, and find out. */ conn->state = WRITING; goto try_writing; case WRITING: if (ssflags & SSF_READ) { e = E2BIG; /* Bad -- the KDC shouldn't be sending anything yet. */ goto kill_conn; } if (ssflags & SSF_EXCEPTION) goto handle_exception; try_writing: dprint("trying to writev %d (%d bytes) to fd %d\n", conn->x.out.sg_count, ((conn->x.out.sg_count == 2 ? SG_LEN(&conn->x.out.sgp[1]) : 0) + SG_LEN(&conn->x.out.sgp[0])), conn->fd); nwritten = SOCKET_WRITEV(conn->fd, conn->x.out.sgp, conn->x.out.sg_count, tmp); if (nwritten < 0) { e = SOCKET_ERRNO; dprint("failed: %m\n", e); goto kill_conn; } dprint("wrote %d bytes\n", nwritten); while (nwritten) { sg_buf *sgp = conn->x.out.sgp; if (nwritten < SG_LEN(sgp)) { SG_ADVANCE(sgp, nwritten); nwritten = 0; } else { nwritten -= SG_LEN(conn->x.out.sgp); conn->x.out.sgp++; conn->x.out.sg_count--; if (conn->x.out.sg_count == 0 && nwritten != 0) /* Wrote more than we wanted to? */ abort(); } } if (conn->x.out.sg_count == 0) { /* Done writing, switch to reading. */ /* Don't call shutdown at this point because * some implementations cannot deal with half-closed connections.*/ FD_CLR(conn->fd, &selstate->wfds); /* Q: How do we detect failures to send the remaining data to the remote side, since we're in non-blocking mode? Will we always get errors on the reading side? */ dprint("switching fd %d to READING\n", conn->fd); conn->state = READING; conn->x.in.bufsizebytes_read = 0; conn->x.in.bufsize = 0; conn->x.in.buf = 0; conn->x.in.pos = 0; conn->x.in.n_left = 0; } return 0; case READING: if (ssflags & SSF_EXCEPTION) { if (conn->x.in.buf) { free(conn->x.in.buf); conn->x.in.buf = 0; } goto handle_exception; } if (conn->x.in.bufsizebytes_read == 4) { /* Reading data. */ dprint("reading %d bytes of data from fd %d\n", (int) conn->x.in.n_left, conn->fd); nread = SOCKET_READ(conn->fd, conn->x.in.pos, conn->x.in.n_left); if (nread <= 0) { e = nread ? SOCKET_ERRNO : ECONNRESET; free(conn->x.in.buf); conn->x.in.buf = 0; goto kill_conn; } conn->x.in.n_left -= nread; conn->x.in.pos += nread; if (conn->x.in.n_left <= 0) { /* We win! */ return 1; } } else { /* Reading length. */ nread = SOCKET_READ(conn->fd, conn->x.in.bufsizebytes + conn->x.in.bufsizebytes_read, 4 - conn->x.in.bufsizebytes_read); if (nread < 0) { e = SOCKET_ERRNO; goto kill_conn; } conn->x.in.bufsizebytes_read += nread; if (conn->x.in.bufsizebytes_read == 4) { unsigned long len; len = conn->x.in.bufsizebytes[0]; len = (len << 8) + conn->x.in.bufsizebytes[1]; len = (len << 8) + conn->x.in.bufsizebytes[2]; len = (len << 8) + conn->x.in.bufsizebytes[3]; dprint("received length on fd %d is %d\n", conn->fd, (int)len); /* Arbitrary 1M cap. */ if (len > 1 * 1024 * 1024) { e = E2BIG; goto kill_conn; } conn->x.in.bufsize = conn->x.in.n_left = len; conn->x.in.buf = conn->x.in.pos = malloc(len); dprint("allocated %d byte buffer at %p\n", (int) len, conn->x.in.buf); if (conn->x.in.buf == 0) { /* allocation failure */ e = errno; goto kill_conn; } } } break; default: abort(); } return 0; } static int service_udp_fd(struct conn_state *conn, struct select_state *selstate, int ssflags) { int nread; if (!(ssflags & (SSF_READ|SSF_EXCEPTION))) abort(); if (conn->state != READING) abort(); nread = recv(conn->fd, conn->x.in.buf, conn->x.in.bufsize, 0); if (nread < 0) { kill_conn(conn, selstate, SOCKET_ERRNO); return 0; } conn->x.in.pos = conn->x.in.buf + nread; return 1; } static int service_fds (struct select_state *selstate, struct conn_state *conns, size_t n_conns, int *winning_conn) { int e, selret; struct select_state sel_results; e = 0; while (selstate->nfds > 0 && (e = krb5int_cm_call_select(selstate, &sel_results, &selret)) == 0) { int i; dprint("service_fds examining results, selret=%d\n", selret); if (selret == 0) /* Timeout, return to caller. */ return 0; /* Got something on a socket, process it. */ for (i = 0; i <= selstate->max && selret > 0 && i < n_conns; i++) { int ssflags; if (conns[i].fd == INVALID_SOCKET) continue; ssflags = 0; if (FD_ISSET(conns[i].fd, &sel_results.rfds)) ssflags |= SSF_READ, selret--; if (FD_ISSET(conns[i].fd, &sel_results.wfds)) ssflags |= SSF_WRITE, selret--; if (FD_ISSET(conns[i].fd, &sel_results.xfds)) ssflags |= SSF_EXCEPTION, selret--; if (!ssflags) continue; dprint("handling flags '%s%s%s' on fd %d (%A) in state %s\n", (ssflags & SSF_READ) ? "r" : "", (ssflags & SSF_WRITE) ? "w" : "", (ssflags & SSF_EXCEPTION) ? "x" : "", conns[i].fd, conns[i].addr, state_strings[(int) conns[i].state]); if (conns[i].service (&conns[i], selstate, ssflags)) { dprint("fd service routine says we're done\n"); *winning_conn = i; return 1; } } } if (e != 0) { dprint("select returned %m\n", e); *winning_conn = -1; return 1; } return 0; } /* * Current worst-case timeout behavior: * * First pass, 1s per udp or tcp server, plus 2s at end. * Second pass, 1s per udp server, plus 4s. * Third pass, 1s per udp server, plus 8s. * Fourth => 16s, etc. * * Restated: * Per UDP server, 1s per pass. * Per TCP server, 1s. * Backoff delay, 2**(P+1) - 2, where P is total number of passes. * * Total = 2**(P+1) + U*P + T - 2. * * If P=3, Total = 3*U + T + 14. * If P=4, Total = 4*U + T + 30. * * Note that if you try to reach two ports (e.g., both 88 and 750) on * one server, it counts as two. */ krb5_error_code krb5int_sendto (krb5_context context, const krb5_data *message, const struct addrlist *addrs, krb5_data *reply, struct sockaddr *localaddr, socklen_t *localaddrlen) { int i, pass; int delay_this_pass = 2; krb5_error_code retval; struct conn_state *conns; size_t n_conns, host; struct select_state select_state; struct timeval now; int winning_conn = -1, e = 0; unsigned char message_len_buf[4]; char *udpbuf = 0; dprint("krb5int_sendto(message=%d@%p)\n", message->length, message->data); reply->data = 0; reply->length = 0; n_conns = addrs->naddrs; conns = malloc(n_conns * sizeof(struct conn_state)); if (conns == NULL) { return ENOMEM; } memset(conns, 0, n_conns * sizeof(conns[i])); for (i = 0; i < n_conns; i++) { conns[i].fd = INVALID_SOCKET; } select_state.max = 0; select_state.nfds = 0; FD_ZERO(&select_state.rfds); FD_ZERO(&select_state.wfds); FD_ZERO(&select_state.xfds); message_len_buf[0] = (message->length >> 24) & 0xff; message_len_buf[1] = (message->length >> 16) & 0xff; message_len_buf[2] = (message->length >> 8) & 0xff; message_len_buf[3] = message->length & 0xff; /* Set up connections. */ for (host = 0; host < n_conns; host++) { retval = setup_connection (&conns[host], addrs->addrs[host], message, message_len_buf, &udpbuf); if (retval) continue; } for (pass = 0; pass < MAX_PASS; pass++) { /* Possible optimization: Make only one pass if TCP only. Stop making passes if all UDP ports are closed down. */ dprint("pass %d delay=%d\n", pass, delay_this_pass); for (host = 0; host < n_conns; host++) { dprint("host %d\n", host); /* Send to the host, wait for a response, then move on. */ if (maybe_send(&conns[host], &select_state)) continue; retval = getcurtime(&now); if (retval) goto egress; select_state.end_time = now; select_state.end_time.tv_sec += 1; e = service_fds(&select_state, conns, host+1, &winning_conn); if (e) break; if (pass > 0 && select_state.nfds == 0) /* * After the first pass, if we close all fds, break * out right away. During the first pass, it's okay, * we're probably about to open another connection. */ break; } if (e) break; retval = getcurtime(&now); if (retval) goto egress; /* Possible optimization: Find a way to integrate this select call with the last one from the above loop, if the loop actually calls select. */ select_state.end_time.tv_sec += delay_this_pass; e = service_fds(&select_state, conns, host+1, &winning_conn); if (e) break; if (select_state.nfds == 0) break; delay_this_pass *= 2; } if (select_state.nfds == 0) { /* No addresses? */ retval = KRB5_KDC_UNREACH; goto egress; } if (e == 0 || winning_conn < 0) { retval = KRB5_KDC_UNREACH; goto egress; } /* Success! */ reply->data = conns[winning_conn].x.in.buf; reply->length = (conns[winning_conn].x.in.pos - conns[winning_conn].x.in.buf); dprint("returning %d bytes in buffer %p\n", (int) reply->length, reply->data); retval = 0; conns[winning_conn].x.in.buf = 0; if (localaddr != 0 && localaddrlen != 0 && *localaddrlen > 0) (void) getsockname(conns[winning_conn].fd, localaddr, localaddrlen); egress: for (i = 0; i < n_conns; i++) { if (conns[i].fd != INVALID_SOCKET) closesocket(conns[i].fd); if (conns[i].state == READING && conns[i].x.in.buf != 0 && conns[i].x.in.buf != udpbuf) free(conns[i].x.in.buf); } free(conns); if (reply->data != udpbuf) free(udpbuf); return retval; }