teepeedee-0.3.1/0002777000175000017500000000000010061062737010451 500000000000000teepeedee-0.3.1/README0000664000175000017500000001561410061062117011244 00000000000000QuickStart: ==== Once installed (./configure && make && make install) use the Python script teepeedee-share to share the current directory automatically with FTP and HTTP Description ==== teepeedee is a small, hopefully scalable, single-threaded file server. It can serve or receive multiple files over http, https and ftp simultaneously, listening on any number of ports and providing entirely different views of the filesystem to different users. It uses sendfile and is written in C++. The license is laid out in the file COPYING.teepeedee. teepeedee certainly used to run on FreeBSD i586 4.7-STABLE, Linux i686 2.4.20 with glibc 2.3, Debian i686 Woody (20021220), Debian PPC Unstable (20021220). You may like to increase the rlimit'd number of open file descriptors to allow teepeedee to have more connnections (in the Bourne shell, ulimit -n). It is a very untested at the moment. Please report problems to the author, John Fremlin ! Teepeedee can be found at http://john.fremlin.de/programs/teepeedee WARNING == Do not run with elevated privileges! While hypothetically there should be no problems with running teepeedee as root, you would have to be more nuts than raisins to do it. teepeedee does not check for symlinks. It is important that directories under users' home directories not be writable by untrusted agents as otherwise users could symlinkrace teepeedee and e.g. get it to overwrite any file owned by the teepeedee running user. Security == UPLOADED FILES ARE CREATED GROUP WRITABLE! teepeedee will only allow files or directories to be read that are world readable, and will only allow files or directories to be modified if they are owned by the teepeedee process's user and group, and are user and group writable. A file or directory's parents ARE NOT CHECKED FOR ACCESS PERMISSIONS. Signals == SIGTERM, SIGINT - cleanly shut teepeedee down SIGUSR1 - write out pending configuration information, and clear configuration cache Configuration == By default teepeedee takes /etc/teepeedee as its configuration root. You can change this with ./configure --enable-configdir=dir. If present the first command line argument given to teepeedee overrides the configuration root. Under the configuration root, there should be a number of lowercase directories named after protocols, e.g. "ftp" or "http". Inside them should be directories defining servers. For an example use the teepeedee-share program to create a base configuration. Root configuration structure == Under the main configuration directory each configurable item is stored in a single file so it is more a config tree than a config file. In the main configuration directory (by default compile time configured to /etc/teepeedee or first command line argument) there are directories defining server classes. These are the recognised server classes: http, https, ftp. Inside each server class directory there can be an unlimited number of server configuration directories. For example you could have a layout like this /etc/teepeedee/https/secret-server/ /etc/teepeedee/https/intranet-server/ /etc/teepeedee/ftp/downloads/ /etc/teepeedee/http/important-website/ Generic server configuration == All server configuration directories can contain the following files and directories. All files are optional unless marked (required). Some files are written to, these are marked (written). bind_port - (required) contains port number to listen on as an ASCII decimal (e.g. 8080) bind_addr - IP address to listen on, in dotted quad format (e.g. 127.0.0.1) timeout_prelogin - number of seconds of inactivity before closing the connection before the user is authenticated (logging in anonymously counts as authenticating) timeout_postlogin - number of seconds of inactivity before closing the connection after the user is authenticated timeout_xfer - number of seconds of inactivity before closing a file transfer or directory listing unauthenticated_connections - (written) the number of unauthenticated connections active unauthenticated_connections_max - maximum number of connections in a pre-authentication state users/ - Users directory (described below) SSL server configuration == To function an SSL server needs the following files public_cert - public certificate in PEM format private_key - private key in PEM format HTTP(S) server configuration == HTTP and HTTPS server directories can contain the following additional configuration items. See the information for generic SSL servers to set the keys for HTTPS. canonical_server_name - the official name of the server that will be used in HTTP redirections. For example, it could contain the line www.example.com realm - HTTP authentication realm. If the realm is "Private members area". Browsers will say, Enter username and password for "Private members area". default-user/ - User directory if the user supplies incorrect or no authentication (described below) FTP server configuration == If you specify keys (as described in the information for generic SSL servers) the FTP server will do AUTH TLS control connection encryption. If you want to allow anonymous logins, create users "ftp" and "anonymous" with any_password_ok. passive_port_min - lowest port that the server will listen on for passive connections passive_port_max - highest port that the server will listen on for passive connections greeting - multiline welcome banner no_passive_mode - if this file exists the server will refuse a request to enter passive mode (where the client connects to another port on the server for the data transfer) no_port_mode - if this file exists the server will refuse to enter active mode (where the server connects to a port on the client for the data transfer) Users directory == The users/ directory in each server's configuration contains a directory per user. The name of the directory is the username. User directories == Each user directory can contain the following files and directories homedir/ - root of the filesystem as visible to the user though symlinks will be followed password_plain - the user's password in plain text format password - the user's crypt(3)ed password any_password_ok - if this file exists the user may login without a password (HTTP) or with any password (FTP) logins - (written) contains the number of times the user is currently logged in, e.g. 10 logins_max - maximum number of times the user can be logged in, e.g. 5 upload_ratio - floating point number as an ASCII string, e.g. 5.00. 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_data_listener->detach to avoid segfault 2003-06-10 John Fremlin * src/serverssl.hh (read_config): do not commit suicide on failure * src/ftpcontrol.cc (~FTPControl): when FTPControl dies, tell dependents 2003-05-24 John Fremlin * lib/stream.cc (listen_queue_length): raised to 128 2003-05-23 John Fremlin * src/user.cc (message_directory): changed .index to more std .message 2003-05-21 John Fremlin * lib/sendfile.cc (io): added SENDFILE_FUNCTION_PRESENT define for libc 2.2 on Linux x86 which has the sendfile function but which cannot be used because it does not have a 64bit off_t version * lib/stream.hh: fixed FreeBSD compilation by including sys/socket.h 2003-05-20 John Fremlin * lib/streamfd.hh (class StreamFD): when deleting StreamFD do shutdown not close * lib/iocontextxfer.hh (class IOContextXfer): only do_io if the stream matches * lib/sendfile.cc (system_sendfile): add EAGAIN to acceptable sendfile errnos 2003-05-19 John Fremlin * lib/iocontextopenssl.hh (class IOContextOpenSSL): changed so does not use an internal buffer anymore 2003-03-08 John Fremlin * src/ftpcontrol.cc: help for specific commands 2003-02-11 John Fremlin * src/ftpcontrol.cc (cmd_port): removed unnecessary assert_no_xfer which screws up some ftp clients 2003-01-28 John Fremlin * configure.in: added AC_SYS_LARGEFILE to automatically support large files stop using config.h as not all files include it * lib/sendfile.cc (io): refactored into read_in and write_out * lib/sendfile.hh (class Sendfile ): increased buffer size 2003-01-19 John Fremlin * src/ftpmlstprinter.hh (class FTPMlstPrinter): add a / at the beginning of filenames to confirm more properly to the spec 2003-01-18 John Fremlin * src/ftpcontrol.cc (FTPControl): clear _port_addr before doing getsockname in case of failure 2003-01-17 John Fremlin * lib/iocontext.cc (getsockname): no longer refs desc in error case to avoid infinite recursion (bind_ipv4): clear sockaddr_in to 0 before we bind for NetBSD * lib/iocontextresponder.cc 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loop round accept 2002-12-21 John Fremlin * lib/iocontext.cc (getsockname): fix error reporting * src/ftplistlong.cc (prepare_entry): pad out listing items to make them more readable [reported by Felix von Leitner] * src/httpcontrol.cc (do_cmd_get): add Content-Type to directory listings [reported by Felix von Leitner] 2002-12-20 John Fremlin * src/ftpcontrol.cc (do_cmd_list): ignore ls(1) options (finished_reading): more viciously strip control sequences * src/httplist.cc (prepare_entry): add initial "/" so as not to confuse browsers * lib/iocontextxfer.cc (hangup): fixed problem where buffered data would not be written out due to data connection hanging up * src/httpcontrol.cc (persistant): fixed order of tests * lib/iocontext.cc (getpeername): added * lib/iocontextresponder.cc (read_done): added logging * src/ftpcontrol.cc: made cmd_help tell more (do_cmd_list): add globbing * lib/filelisterglob.hh: added 2002-12-19 John Fremlin * lib/sendfile.cc: Fixed filedescriptor leak * 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By default this is /etc/teepeeedee. See /usr/share/doc/teepeedee/README.gz for the configuration directory format and /usr/share/doc/teepeedee/examples/configuration-examples for examples. .SH AUTHORS John Fremlin teepeedee-0.3.1/teepeedee-share.10000664000175000017500000000206010061062642013465 00000000000000.TH teepeedee-share "1" .SH NAME teepeedee-share \- share a directory with teepeedee(1) .SH SYNOPSIS .B teepeedee-share [OPTION]... .SH DESCRIPTION teepeedee-share uses the teepeedee file-server to share a directory over the network, using HTTP and FTP. It is only meant to be used when you want to share the directory temporarily. If you want a more permanent or more frequently run server, set up a configuration for teepeedee(1). By default the current working directory will be shared. Port 20180 will be used for HTTP and 20121 for FTP. Use Ctrl-C to terminate teepeedee-share. teepeedee-share requires Python to be installed on your system. .SH WARNING teepeedee shares files as .B world writable if (and only if) they are user writable and group writable. .SH OPTIONS .TP -h, --help show the help message and exit .TP -cDIR, --configdir=DIR write configuration into DIR (default /tmp) .TP -dDIR, --sharedir=DIR share directory DIR (default current working directory) .TP -eFILE, --exec=FILE location of teepeedee executable .SH AUTHORS John Fremlin teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/0002777000175000017500000000000010061062737011217 500000000000000teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/streamtable.hh0000664000175000017500000000304610006060067013753 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_STREAMTABLE_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_STREAMTABLE_HH #include #include #include #include #include #include "streamcontainer.hh" class Stream; class StreamFD; class IOContext; class StreamTable:public StreamContainer { typedef std::list _streams_type; _streams_type _streams; typedef std::list _nonfd_streams_type; _nonfd_streams_type _nonfd_streams; typedef std::map _fd_to_stream_type; _fd_to_stream_type _fd_to_stream; // note that an added stream might be deleted typedef std::set _deleted_streams_type; _deleted_streams_type _deleted_streams; typedef _deleted_streams_type _added_streams_type; _deleted_streams_type _added_streams; sig_atomic_t _async_notify; void free() ; void sow_and_reap() ; void remove(Stream*s) { _deleted_streams.insert(s); } void remove(IOContext*ioc) ; void do_remove(Stream*s) ; void do_add(Stream*s) ; bool do_events(Stream*s) ; bool tables_modified()const { return !_added_streams.empty() || !_deleted_streams.empty(); } StreamTable(const StreamTable&) { } public: StreamTable():_async_notify(0) { } void async_notify_stop() { _async_notify = 1; } void add(Stream*s) { _added_streams.insert(s); } void poll(int const*masked_signals); ~StreamTable() { free(); } bool empty()const { return _added_streams.empty()&&_streams.empty(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/iocontext.hh0000664000175000017500000000620210006060067013461 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXT_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXT_HH #include #include #include #include "stream.hh" // An IOContext is a consumer of IO from a stream class IOContext { std::time_t _max_idle; std::time_t _timeout_time; IOContext(const IOContext&) { } void reset_timeout(std::time_t now) { set_timeout(now + _max_idle); } void set_timeout(std::time_t when) { _timeout_time = when; } bool has_timeout()const { return _max_idle; } std::time_t get_timeout()const { return _timeout_time; } protected: void made_progress() { reset_timeout(std::time(0)); } ssize_t do_read(Stream&stream,char*buffer,size_t size) { ssize_t ret = stream.read(buffer,size); if(ret != -1) made_progress(); else check_timeout(stream); return ret; } ssize_t do_write(Stream&stream,const char*buffer,size_t size) { ssize_t ret = stream.write(buffer,size); if(ret != -1) made_progress(); else check_timeout(stream); return ret; } Stream* do_accept(Stream&stream) { Stream* s = stream.accept(); if(s) made_progress(); else check_timeout(stream); return s; } virtual void read_in(Stream&stream,size_t max) { } virtual void write_out(Stream&stream,size_t max) { } virtual void timedout(Stream&stream) { delete_this(); } public: class Destroy { IOContext*_target; public: Destroy(IOContext*ioc):_target(ioc) { } IOContext* target() { return _target; } }; protected: void delete_this() { throw Destroy(this); } public: IOContext():_max_idle(0),_timeout_time(0) { } bool check_timeout(Stream&stream) { if(!has_timeout())return false; std::time_t limit = get_timeout(); std::time_t now = std::time(0); if(!limit){ reset_timeout(now); return false; } if(now > limit){ reset_timeout(now); timedout(stream); return true; } return false; } void read(Stream&stream,size_t max=0) { read_in(stream,max); } void write(Stream&stream,size_t max=0) { write_out(stream,max); } // can't make these const as e.g. iocontextwriter needs to do a bunch of stuff virtual bool want_write(Stream&stream) =0; virtual bool want_read(Stream&stream) =0; // Notifies IOContext that this related Stream is dead // true means that the STREAM was essential to the IOContext and the // IOContext sees no further purpose in life in light of the fact // that the Stream has died virtual bool stream_hungup(Stream&stream) { return true; } virtual std::string desc()const { return "consumer"; } void set_timeout_interval(std::time_t i) { _max_idle = i; _timeout_time = 0; } virtual void // this function is called by IOContextListener when a // connection is made and should not be used to do essential // stuff remote_stream(const Stream&stream) { } virtual ~IOContext() { } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/dircontainer.hh0000664000175000017500000000303307661461312014140 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_DIRCONTAINER_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_DIRCONTAINER_HH #include #include #include #include class DirContainer { std::string _dir; public: DirContainer(const std::string& d):_dir(d) { }; std::string name()const { return _dir; } class iterator { DIR*_stream; struct dirent _entry; protected: friend class DirContainer; iterator(DIR*s):_stream(s) { read_next(); } void close() { if(_stream && closedir(_stream)) warn("closedir"); _stream=0; } void read_next() ; public: bool operator!()const { return !_stream; } int get_fd() { if(!_stream)return -1; return dirfd(_stream); } ~iterator() { close(); } std::string get_name()const { if(!_stream){ return std::string(); } return std::string(_entry.d_name); } std::string operator*()const { return get_name(); } iterator&operator++() { read_next(); return *this; } bool operator == (const iterator&i)const { if(!_stream || !i._stream)return (!_stream && !i._stream); return(*(*this) == *i); } bool operator != (const iterator&i)const { return !(*this == i); } }; iterator begin()const { DIR*d=opendir(_dir.c_str()); return iterator(d); } iterator end()const { return iterator(0); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/conf.hh0000664000175000017500000000573010006060162012373 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_CONF_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_CONF_HH #include #include #include #include #include #include #include // for uint32_t #include "confexception.hh" #include "confdb.hh" class IOContext; class Conf { ConfDB::Key _key; ConfDB mutable* _db; ConfDB& db()const { return *_db; } void get_seconds(const std::string&name,std::time_t&out)const ; ConfDB::Key db_key(const ConfDB::Key&k)const { return db().join_keys(_key,k); } public: Conf():_db(0) { } Conf(ConfDB&db,ConfDB::Key k = ConfDB::Key()): _key(k), _db(&db) { } Conf(const Conf&c,const ConfDB::Key& k): _key(c._key), _db(c._db) { key(db_key(k)); } void key(const ConfDB::Key&name) { _key = name; } bool exists(const ConfDB::Key&name) const { return db().exists(db_key(name)); } template void get_atomically_if_exists(const ConfDB::Key&name,T&val) { return get_if_exists(name,val); } template void get_if_exists(const ConfDB::Key&name,T&val) { if(!exists(name)) return; get(name,val); } void get(const ConfDB::Key&name,std::string&out)const { out = db().get(db_key(name)); } void get(const ConfDB::Key&name,bool&out)const { out = exists(name); } void get_line(const ConfDB::Key&name,std::string&val)const { get(name,val); val = val.substr(0,val.find('\n')); } void get_fsname(const ConfDB::Key&name,std::string&val)const { val = db().get_fsname(db_key(name)); } template void get(const ConfDB::Key&n,T&i)const { db().get_type(db_key(n),i); } template void put(const ConfDB::Key&name,const T& i) { db().put_type(db_key(name),i); } bool book_increment(const ConfDB::Key&value,ConfDB::Numeric increment=1) { return book_increment(value,value + "_max",increment); } bool//return true if increment +value is below max or max is 0 book_increment(const ConfDB::Key&value,const std::string&maximum,ConfDB::Numeric increment=1) { ConfDB::Numeric max = 0; get_if_exists(maximum,max); return book_increment(value,max,increment); } bool//return true if increment + value is below max or max is 0 book_increment(const ConfDB::Key&value,ConfDB::Numeric max,ConfDB::Numeric increment=1) { return db().increment(db_key(value),increment,max); } void book_decrement(const ConfDB::Key&value, ConfDB::Numeric decrement=1) { if(!db().decrement(db_key(value),decrement)) warnx("counter %s underflowed when being decremented",value.c_str()); } void get_ipv4_addr(const ConfDB::Key&name,uint32_t&inaddr)const; void get_timeout(const ConfDB::Key&name,IOContext&ioc)const; template void get_subkeys(T&container)const { db().get_subkeys(_key,container); } std::string get_name()const { return _key; } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/confdb.hh0000664000175000017500000000465210006060162012703 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_CONFDB_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_CONFDB_HH #include #include #include #include #include "dircontainer.hh" #include "confexception.hh" class ConfDB { std::string _base; public: typedef off_t Numeric; // unsigned typedef std::string Key; private: class Value { std::string _contents; bool _changed; public: Value(const std::string&s=std::string(),bool c=false): _contents(s),_changed(c) { } void set(const std::string&s) { if(!_changed){ if(_contents != s){ _changed = true; _contents = s; } } else { _contents = s; } } const std::string& get()const { return _contents; } bool changed()const { return _changed; } void unchange() { _changed = false; } }; typedef std::map Hash; Hash _hash; std::string make_path(const Key&k)const { return join_keys(_base, k); } public: ConfDB(const std::string path):_base(path) { } template void get_subkeys(const Key&k,T&container) { DirContainer d(make_path(k)); for(DirContainer::iterator i = d.begin();!!i;++i) container.push_back(*i); } void write_out() ; void sync() { write_out(); _hash.erase(_hash.begin(),_hash.end()); } //always true if the value + amt <= max or max == 0 bool increment(const Key&k,Numeric amt=1, Numeric max=0) ; bool decrement(const Key&k,Numeric amt=1, Numeric min=0) ; bool exists(const Key&k) ; // This is used by the OpenSSL wrapper, for finding where its // keyfiles are. It should only be used for things like this. std::string get_fsname(const Key&k) { return make_path(k); } std::string get(const Key&k) ; template void get_type(const Key&k,T&ret) { std::istringstream iss(get(k)); iss >> ret; if(!iss) throw ConfException(k,"unable to correctly read value"); } void put(const Key&k,const std::string&str) ; template void put_type(const Key&k,const T&ret) { std::ostringstream oss; oss << ret; if(!oss.good()) throw ConfException(k,"unable to correctly write value"); put(k,oss.str()); } Key join_keys(const Key&base,const Key&key)const { return base + "/" + key; } ~ConfDB() { write_out(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/iocontextwriter.hh0000664000175000017500000000221507663537155014744 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXTWRITER_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXTWRITER_HH #include "iocontext.hh" class IOContextWriter : public virtual IOContext { const char* _buf; unsigned _buf_len; unsigned _buf_pos; void do_finished_writing() { finished_writing(); } protected: unsigned buf_len()const { return _buf_len; } bool write_buf_empty()const { return !_buf || !_buf_len || _buf_pos >= _buf_len; } virtual void finished_writing() { } void reset_write_buf() { _buf = 0; _buf_pos = 0; _buf_len = 0; } void set_write_buf(const char*buf,unsigned len) { move_write_buf(buf,len); _buf_pos = 0; } void move_write_buf(const char*buf,unsigned len) { _buf = buf; _buf_len = len; } bool want_write(Stream&stream) { if(write_buf_empty()){ do_finished_writing(); } return !write_buf_empty(); } bool want_read(Stream&stream) { return false; } protected: void // return true if want to write more write_out(Stream&stream,size_t max) ; public: IOContextWriter():_buf(0),_buf_len(0),_buf_pos(0) { } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/path.hh0000664000175000017500000000210507600570464012414 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_PATH_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_PATH_HH #include #include class Path : public std::list { public: Path() { } Path(const std::string&dir) { append(dir); } Path(const std::string&dir,const std::string&then) { append(dir); chdir(then); } Path(const Path&dir,const std::string&then) { *this = dir; chdir(then); } void clear() { erase(begin(),end()); } std::string str()const { std::string ret; if(empty())return ret; const_iterator i = begin(); ret += *i; for(++i;i!=end();++i) ret += std::string("/") + *i; return ret; } // operator std::string()const // { // return str(); // } void chdir(const std::string&elem) { if(elem.empty()) return; if(elem[0] == '/') clear(); append(elem); } void append(const std::string&name) ; void append_one(const std::string&name) ; std::string get_last()const { if(empty())return std::string(); return *rbegin(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/unixexception.hh0000664000175000017500000000113407600570464014363 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_UNIXEXCEPTION_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_UNIXEXCEPTION_HH #include #include #include #include class UnixException : public std::exception { int _errno; std::string _desc; public: UnixException(const std::string&d=std::string(), int e = errno):_errno(e),_desc(d) { if(_desc.empty())_desc="unknown"; _desc += ": " + std::string(strerror(_errno)); } const char*what() const throw() { return _desc.c_str(); } int get_errno()const throw() { return _errno; } ~UnixException()throw() { } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/confexception.hh0000664000175000017500000000071007600570464014324 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_CONFEXCEPTION_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_CONFEXCEPTION_HH #include class ConfException : public std::exception { std::string _value_name; std::string _problem; public: ConfException(const std::string&val,const std::string&prob): _value_name(val) { _problem = _value_name + ": " + prob; } const char*what() const throw() { return _problem.c_str(); } ~ConfException()throw() { } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/filelisterfile.hh0000664000175000017500000000102607600570464014463 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_FILELISTERFILE_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_FILELISTERFILE_HH #include #include "filelister.hh" #include "path.hh" class FileListerFile:public FileLister { Path _path; public: FileListerFile(const Path&p):_path(p) { } bool last()const { return _path.empty(); } virtual void next() { _path.clear(); } virtual std::string name() const { return _path.get_last(); } virtual Path virtual_path() const { return _path; } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/filelisternone.hh0000664000175000017500000000071607600570464014510 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_FILELISTERNONE_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_FILELISTERNONE_HH #include #include "filelister.hh" #include "path.hh" class FileListerNone:public FileLister { public: virtual bool last()const { return true; } virtual void next() { return; } virtual std::string name() const { return std::string(); } virtual Path virtual_path() const { return Path(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/filelister.hh0000664000175000017500000000057407661461312013630 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_FILELISTER_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_FILELISTER_HH #include class Path; class FileLister { public: virtual bool last()const//true if no more files left =0; virtual void next() =0; virtual std::string name() const=0; virtual Path virtual_path() const=0; virtual ~FileLister() { } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/filelisterdir.hh0000664000175000017500000000136407600570464014327 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_FILELISTERDIR_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_FILELISTERDIR_HH #include #include "path.hh" #include "filelister.hh" #include "dircontainer.hh" class FileListerDir : public FileLister, private DirContainer { Path _vpath; DirContainer::iterator _entry; public: FileListerDir(const std::string& dir,const Path&vpath): DirContainer(dir), _vpath(vpath), _entry(begin()) { } int get_fd() { return _entry.get_fd(); } void next() { ++_entry; } bool last()const { return _entry == end(); } std::string name() const { return *_entry; } Path virtual_path() const { Path p(_vpath); p.push_back(name()); return p; } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/iocontextlist.hh0000664000175000017500000000264307662033373014400 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXTLIST_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXTLIST_HH #include #include "iocontextwriter.hh" #include "iocontextcontrolled.hh" #include "filelister.hh" #include "path.hh" class IOContextList : public IOContextWriter, public IOContextControlled { FileLister*_lister; std::string _buf; void free() { if(_lister){ delete _lister; _lister = 0; } } void next_entry() { if(no_entries_left()) return; prepare_entry(); skip_entry(); } protected: void skip_entry() { if(no_entries_left()) return; _lister->next(); } bool no_entries_left()const { return !_lister || _lister->last(); } Path virtual_path()const { return _lister->virtual_path(); } std::string entry_name()const { return _lister->name(); } void finished_writing() { if(no_entries_left()) { finished_listing(); return; } next_entry(); } virtual void finished_listing() { completed(); } virtual void prepare_entry() =0; void set_entry(const std::string&s) { _buf = s; set_write_buf(_buf.c_str(),_buf.length()); } public: IOContextList(IOController*ioc,FileLister*l): IOContextControlled(ioc), _lister(l) { } std::string desc()const { return "directory listing"; } ~IOContextList() { free(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/iocontextresponder.hh0000664000175000017500000000336407662033373015427 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXTRESPONDER_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXTRESPONDER_HH #include #include #include "iocontextwriter.hh" // a class for protocols that read in one line then output something class IOContextResponder : public IOContextWriter { typedef IOContextWriter super; std::string _remotename; std::string _response; char _buf[2000]; unsigned _buf_write_pos; bool _closing; void report(bool connecting=true) ; void prepare_io() ; void prepare_read() { _buf_write_pos = 0; } protected: ~IOContextResponder() { report(false); } void read_in(Stream&stream,size_t max) ; void write_out(Stream&stream,size_t max) ; void close_after_output() { _closing = true; } bool closing()const { return _closing; } bool response_ready()const { return !_response.empty(); } void finished_writing() ; void read_done(Stream&stream) ; virtual void finished_reading(char*buf,size_t len) =0; virtual void input_line_too_long() { delete_this(); } void add_response(const std::string&resp) { _response += resp; if(!write_buf_empty()) move_write_buf(_response.c_str(),_response.length()); else prepare_io(); } std::string remotename()const { return _remotename; } public: IOContextResponder(): _buf_write_pos(0), _closing(false) { } bool want_write(Stream&stream) { return response_ready() || closing(); } bool want_read(Stream&stream) { if(!response_ready()) return true; return false; } void remote_stream(const Stream&stream) { _remotename = stream.remotename(); report(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/iocontextxfer.hh0000664000175000017500000000516210006060067014352 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXTXFER_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXTXFER_HH #include "unixexception.hh" #include "iocontextcontrolled.hh" #include "xferlimit.hh" #include "sendfile.hh" class IOContextXfer : public IOContextControlled,public Sendfile { typedef IOContextControlled super; XferLimit* _limit; void free() { if(_limit){ delete _limit; _limit=0; } if(stream_out() && stream_out()->consumer() == this) stream_out()->release_consumer(); if(stream_in() && stream_in()->consumer() == this) stream_in()->release_consumer(); } void do_io() { if(!stream_in() && data_buffered()){ Sendfile::write_out(); if(!data_buffered()){ completed(); return; } return; } if(!stream_in()||!stream_out()) return; bool result = Sendfile::io(); if(result){ completed(); return; } } protected: void limit_xfer(off_t bytes) { _limit->xfer(bytes); if(bytes) made_progress(); } public: IOContextXfer(IOController*ioc,Stream*in=0,Stream*out=0): IOContextControlled(ioc), Sendfile(in,out), _limit(0) { } void limit(XferLimit*xl) { _limit = xl; } bool stream_hungup(Stream&stream) { if(stream_in() && stream_in()->consumer() == this) stream_in()->release_consumer(); if (stream_out() && &stream==stream_in() && &stream != stream_out()) { if(data_buffered()){ stream_in(0); return false; } } if(stream_out() && stream_out()->consumer() == this) stream_out()->release_consumer(); stream_out(0); stream_in(0); return true; } std::string desc()const { return "sendfile " + super::desc(); } ~IOContextXfer() { free(); } bool want_write(Stream&stream) { if(!stream_out()){ if(stream_in()!=&stream) stream_out(&stream); } if(has_buf() && !data_buffered()) return false; return &stream==stream_out(); } bool want_read(Stream&stream) { if(!stream_in()){ if(stream_out()!=&stream) stream_in(&stream); } if(data_buffered()) return false; if(&stream!=stream_in()) return false; if(!has_buf()) return false; return true; } protected: void read_in(Stream&stream,size_t max) { if(!stream_in()){ if(stream_out()!=&stream) stream_in(&stream); } if(&stream!=stream_in()) return; do_io(); } void write_out(Stream&stream,size_t max) { if(!stream_out()){ if(stream_in()!=&stream) stream_out(&stream); } if(&stream!=stream_out()) return; do_io(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/sendfile.hh0000664000175000017500000000205110006060067013234 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_SENDFILE_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_SENDFILE_HH #include "stream.hh" class Sendfile { Stream*_in; Stream*_out; bool read_in(); void free() { if(_buf){ delete _buf; _buf = 0; } } struct Buf { char buffer[1<<24]; unsigned len; unsigned pos; Buf():len(0),pos(0) { } }; Buf*_buf; Sendfile(const Sendfile&) { } protected: bool has_buf()const { return _buf; } virtual void limit_xfer(off_t bytes) { } public: Sendfile(Stream*in,Stream*out): _in(in),_out(out), _buf(0) { } Stream* stream_in() { return _in; } Stream* stream_out() { return _out; } void stream_in(Stream*s) { _in=s; } void stream_out(Stream*s) { _out=s; } bool data_buffered() { if(!_buf) return false; return (_buf->pos < _buf->len); } void write_out(); // returns true if finished (may throw XferLimitException) bool io(); ~Sendfile() { free(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/iocontextcontrolled.hh0000664000175000017500000000120607662033373015564 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXTCONTROLLED_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXTCONTROLLED_HH #include #include #include "iocontroller.hh" class IOContextControlled:public virtual IOContext { IOController*_control; void notify(bool happy) { if(!_control) return; IOController*tmp=_control; detach(); tmp->xfer_done(this,happy); } public: IOContextControlled(IOController*c):_control(c) { } void detach() { _control = 0; } void completed(bool happy=true) { notify(happy); delete_this(); } ~IOContextControlled() { notify(false); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/iocontroller.hh0000664000175000017500000000040507600570464014174 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_IOCONTROLLER_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_IOCONTROLLER_HH class IOContextControlled; class IOController { public: virtual ~IOController() { } virtual void xfer_done(IOContextControlled*xfer,bool successful) =0; }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/uri.hh0000664000175000017500000000210707661461312012257 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_URI_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_URI_HH #include #include "path.hh" // partial RFC 2396 // does not handle relative paths class URI { std::string _scheme; std::string _authority; Path _path; void reset() { _scheme = std::string(); _authority = std::string(); _path.clear(); } void parse_from_authority(const std::string&encoded) ; void parse_from_path(const std::string&encoded) ; static std::string dequote_percent(const std::string&hexencoded) ; static std::string quote_percent(const std::string&hexencoded) ; public: URI(const std::string&e) // e should be encoded as in a http request { parse(e); } URI() { } Path path()const { return _path; } void set_path(const Path&unencoded) { _path = unencoded; } std::string str()const { return get_html_quoted(); } std::string authority()const { return _authority; } std::string get_html_quoted()const ; void parse(const std::string&encoded) ; }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/filelisterglob.hh0000664000175000017500000000330707600570464014473 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_FILELISTERGLOB_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_FILELISTERGLOB_HH #include #include "filelister.hh" #include "path.hh" class FileListerGlob:public FileLister { std::string _pattern; FileLister* _lister; void free() { if(_lister){ delete _lister; _lister = 0; } } static bool match(std::string::const_iterator nbeg, std::string::const_iterator nend, std::string::const_iterator pbeg, std::string::const_iterator pend) { while(pbeg != pend){ if(*pbeg == '*'){ do { ++pbeg; if(pbeg == pend) return true; } while(*pbeg == '*'); // stop DoS attack for(std::string::const_iterator i = nbeg;i!=nend;++i) if(match(i,nend,pbeg,pend)) return true; return false; } if(nbeg == nend) return false; if(*pbeg != '?') if(*nbeg != *pbeg) return false; ++nbeg; ++pbeg; } return nbeg == nend; } bool match(const std::string&name) { return match(name.begin(),name.end(),_pattern.begin(),_pattern.end()); } void skip_till_match() { if(!_lister)return; while (!_lister->last() && !match(_lister->name())){ _lister->next(); } } public: FileListerGlob(const std::string&pat,FileLister*list): _pattern(pat), _lister(list) { skip_till_match(); } ~FileListerGlob() { free(); } virtual bool last()const { return !_lister || _lister->last(); } virtual void next() { if(last())return; _lister->next(); skip_till_match(); } virtual std::string name() const { return _lister->name(); } virtual Path virtual_path() const { return _lister->virtual_path(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/xferlimit.hh0000664000175000017500000000425007662033373013467 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_XFERLIMIT_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_XFERLIMIT_HH #include #include #include #include "xferlimitexception.hh" #include "time.hh" class XferLimit{ off_t _total; Time _start; std::string _remotename; std::string _service; std::string _username; std::string _resource; public: class Direction { public: enum type { upload,download }; static std::string to_string(type d) { switch(d){ default:return (char*)0; case upload:return "upload"; case download:return "download"; } }; static char to_char(type d) { switch(d){ default:return ' '; case upload:return 'i'; case download:return 'o'; } }; }; private: Direction::type _dir; protected: virtual bool // true if allowed to xfer that many bytes book_xfer(off_t bytes,Direction::type dir) { return true; }; public: XferLimit(Direction::type dir, const std::string& remotename, const std::string& service, const std::string&resource, const std::string&username): _total(0), _remotename(remotename), _service(service), _username(username), _resource(resource), _dir(dir) { } void direction(Direction::type d) { _dir = d; } void remotename(const std::string&rm) { _remotename = rm; } void service(const std::string&rm) { _service = rm; } void username(const std::string&s) { _username = s; } void resource(const std::string&s) { _resource = s; } void xfer(off_t bytes) { if(!book_xfer(bytes,_dir)) throw XferLimitException(); _total += bytes; } virtual ~XferLimit() { //xferlog format as described http://www.id.ethz.ch/Dienste/Lists/Archiv/sun-unix/0041.html Time end; end -= _start; std::cout << _start << ' ' << end.seconds() << ' ' << _remotename << ' ' << _total << ' ' << _resource << ' ' << "b _ " << Direction::to_char(_dir) << ' ' << "g " << _username << ' ' << _service << ' ' << "0 *" << std::endl; } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/xferlimitexception.hh0000664000175000017500000000047107661461312015404 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_XFERLIMITEXCEPTION_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_XFERLIMITEXCEPTION_HH #include "limitexception.hh" class XferLimitException:public LimitException{ public: const char* what()const throw() { return "transfer limit exceeded"; } ~XferLimitException()throw() { } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/limitexception.hh0000664000175000017500000000044307661461312014516 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_LIMITEXCEPTION_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_LIMITEXCEPTION_HH #include class LimitException:public std::exception{ public: const char* what()const throw() { return "configured limit exceeded"; } ~LimitException()throw() { } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/streamfd.hh0000664000175000017500000000633707663537155013311 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_STREAMFD_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_STREAMFD_HH #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "stream.hh" #include "unixexception.hh" class StreamFD : public Stream { int _fd; int fcntl(int cmd,int flags) { return ::fcntl(fd(),cmd,flags); } void set_nonblock() { int flags = fcntl(F_GETFL,0); if(flags==-1) throw UnixException("fcntl(F_GETFL)"); flags |= O_NONBLOCK; if(fcntl(F_SETFL,flags)==-1) throw UnixException("fcntl(F_SETFL)"); } void setsockopt(int LEVEL, int OPTNAME, void *OPTVAL, socklen_t OPTLEN) { if(-1 == ::setsockopt(fd(),LEVEL,OPTNAME,OPTVAL,OPTLEN)) throw UnixException("setsockopt"); } void shutdown() { if(fd()!=-1) ::shutdown(fd(),2); close(); } void close() { if(fd() != -1){ ::close(fd()); _fd = -1; } } public: typedef int events_t; std::string desc()const ; void set_reuse_addr(bool on=true) { int opt = on ? 1 : 0; setsockopt(SOL_SOCKET,SO_REUSEADDR,&opt,sizeof(opt)); } StreamFD(int f=-1):_fd(-1) { fd(f); } Stream* accept()const { int f = ::accept(fd(),0,0); if(f == -1){ if(errno != EWOULDBLOCK) throw UnixException("accept"); return 0; } try { return new StreamFD(f); } catch (...){ ::close(f); throw; } } // this function should not be used to change the fd while the // instance is in a streamtable void fd(int f) { close(); _fd = f; if(f!=-1) set_nonblock(); } int fd()const { return _fd; } virtual ssize_t read(char*buffer,size_t size) { ssize_t ret; do { ret = ::read(fd(),buffer,size); }while(ret == -1 && errno == EINTR); if(ret == -1){ if(errno == EAGAIN) return -1; if(errno == ECONNRESET || errno == ENETRESET) throw ClosedException(); throw UnixException("read"); } if(ret == 0) throw ClosedException(); return ret; } virtual ssize_t write(const char*buffer,size_t size) { ssize_t ret; do { ret = ::write(fd(),buffer,size); }while(ret == -1 && errno == EINTR); if(ret == -1){ if(errno == EAGAIN) return -1; if(errno == ECONNRESET || errno == ENETRESET) throw ClosedException(); throw UnixException("write"); } return ret; } ~StreamFD() { close(); } std::string localname()const ; std::string remotename()const ; void getsockname(void*addr,socklen_t*len)const { if(::getsockname(fd(),(sockaddr*)addr,len)) throw UnixException("getsockname"); //cannot ref desc as that uses getsockname } void getpeername(void*addr,socklen_t*len)const { if(::getpeername(fd(),(sockaddr*)addr,len)) throw UnixException("getpeername"); } void seek_from_start(off_t pos) { if(::lseek(fd(),pos,SEEK_SET)==-1) throw UnixException("lseek"); } virtual bool ready_to_read() { return false; } virtual bool ready_to_write() { return false; } // XXX implement ready_to_read and ready_to_write with poll or select }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/stream.hh0000664000175000017500000000555107663537155012774 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_STREAM_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_STREAM_HH #include #include #include #include #include class IOContext; class StreamTable; class Stream { IOContext*_consumer; void free() ; Stream(const Stream&) { } public: class Exception:public std::exception {public: ~Exception()throw() { } }; class ClosedException:public Exception { public: const char*what()const throw() { return "attempt to do IO on a closed stream"; } ~ClosedException()throw() { } }; class UnsupportedException:public Exception { public: const char*what()const throw() { return "attempt to perform an unsupported operation on a stream"; } ~UnsupportedException()throw() { } }; // Bind and listen to a socket // Try to find a port randomly in the range [PORT_MIN,PORT_MAX] // inclusive // INADDR is in network byte order // PORT_MIN is in host byte order // PORT_MAX is in host byte order static Stream* listen_ipv4_range(uint32_t inaddr,uint16_t port_min,uint16_t port_max); // will never return 0 (throws exception) static Stream* listen(const sockaddr*addr,socklen_t len) ; // will never return 0 (throws exception) static Stream* connect(const sockaddr*addr,socklen_t len,const sockaddr*source_addr=0,socklen_t source_len=0); Stream(IOContext*c=0):_consumer(c) { } IOContext* consumer() { return _consumer; } void consumer(IOContext*c) { free(); _consumer = c; } void release_consumer() { _consumer=0; } struct State { enum type { none=0,want_read=1, want_write=2 }; }; virtual Stream* accept()const { return 0; } virtual ssize_t read(char*buffer,size_t size) =0; virtual ssize_t write(const char*buffer,size_t size) =0; virtual bool ready_to_read() { return true; } virtual bool ready_to_write() { return true; } virtual std::string localname()const { return "localend"; } virtual std::string remotename()const { return "remoteend"; } void getsockname(struct sockaddr_in&sai)const { socklen_t len = sizeof sai; memset(&sai,0,sizeof sai); getsockname(&sai,&len); } void getpeername(struct sockaddr_in&sai)const { socklen_t len = sizeof sai; memset(&sai,0,sizeof sai); getpeername(&sai,&len); } virtual void getsockname(void*addr,socklen_t*len)const { throw UnsupportedException(); } virtual void getpeername(void*addr,socklen_t*len)const { throw UnsupportedException(); } virtual void seek_from_start(off_t pos) { throw UnsupportedException(); } virtual std::string desc()const =0; virtual ~Stream() { free(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/streamopenssl.hh0000664000175000017500000000273207662033373014366 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_STREAMOPENSSL_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_STREAMOPENSSL_HH #include "stream.hh" #include "iocontextopenssl.hh" #include "opensslexception.hh" class StreamOpenSSL :public Stream { typedef Stream super; IOContextOpenSSL*_source; SSL* ssl() { return _source->ssl(); } bool waiting(int ret) { return _source->waiting(ret); } public: StreamOpenSSL(IOContextOpenSSL&fol):_source(&fol) { _source->accept(); } ~StreamOpenSSL() { if(_source->hungup()) delete _source; else _source->shutdown(); } ssize_t read(char*buffer,size_t size) { int ret; ret = SSL_read(ssl(),buffer,size); if(ret <0) { if(waiting(ret)){ if(_source->hungup()) throw ClosedException(); return -1; } throw OpenSSLException("SSL_read"); } return ret; } virtual ssize_t write(const char*buffer,size_t size) { int ret; if(_source->hungup()) throw ClosedException(); if(_source->ssl_write_buffer_too_big()) return -1; ret = SSL_write(ssl(),buffer,size); if(ret <0) { if(waiting(ret)){ return -1; } throw OpenSSLException("SSL_write"); } return ret; } virtual bool ready_to_read() { return SSL_pending(ssl()); } virtual bool ready_to_write() { return !_source->ssl_write_buffer_too_big(); } std::string desc()const { return "SSL/TLS encrypted stream"; } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/opensslexception.hh0000664000175000017500000000116607661461312015066 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_OPENSSLEXCEPTION_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_OPENSSLEXCEPTION_HH #include #include #include class OpenSSLException : public std::exception { unsigned long _errno; std::string _desc; public: OpenSSLException(const std::string&d=std::string(), int e = ERR_get_error()):_errno(e),_desc(d) { if(_desc.empty())_desc="unknown"; _desc += ": " + std::string(ERR_error_string(e,0)); } const char*what() const throw() { return _desc.c_str(); } int get_errno()const throw() { return _errno; } ~OpenSSLException()throw() { } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/iocontextopenssl.hh0000664000175000017500000001070710006060067015072 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXTOPENSSL_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXTOPENSSL_HH #ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXTOPENSSL_I_KNOW_ABOUT_OPENSSL #error Sorry, to you I do not exist #endif #include #include #include #include "stream.hh" #include "iocontextwriter.hh" #include "opensslexception.hh" class IOContextOpenSSL : public IOContextWriter { typedef IOContextWriter super; unsigned ssl_buffer_max()const { return 1<<24; } bool ssl_buffer_too_big(BIO*bio) { BUF_MEM *bptr; BIO_get_mem_ptr(bio, &bptr); return(bptr->length >= (int)ssl_buffer_max()); } bool ssl_write_buffer_too_big() { return ssl_buffer_too_big(_ssl_out); } bool waiting(int ret) { if(SSL_get_error(_ssl,ret)==SSL_ERROR_WANT_READ) return true; if(SSL_get_error(_ssl,ret)==SSL_ERROR_WANT_WRITE) return true; return false; } SSL*_ssl; BIO*_ssl_in; // data going into _SSL BIO*_ssl_out; // data coming out of _SSL struct State { enum type { none,established,accept,shutdown,hungup }; }; State::type _state; void try_accept() { int ret = SSL_accept(_ssl); if(ret == 1){ _state = State::established; } else { if(ret >= 0 || !waiting(ret)) throw OpenSSLException("SSL_accept"); } } void try_shutdown() { int ret = SSL_shutdown(_ssl); if(ret == -1){ if(!waiting(ret)) throw OpenSSLException("SSL_shutdown"); } if(SSL_get_shutdown(_ssl)&SSL_SENT_SHUTDOWN){ _state = State::none; delete_this(); return; } } void try_state_change() { switch(_state){ case State::accept: try_accept(); break; case State::shutdown: try_shutdown(); break; default:break; } } void do_set_write_buf() { int left = BIO_pending(_ssl_out); BUF_MEM *bptr; BIO_get_mem_ptr(_ssl_out, &bptr); move_write_buf(bptr->data,left); } friend class StreamOpenSSL; protected: virtual void read_in(Stream&stream,size_t max) { if(dead()){ if(!BIO_pending(_ssl_in)) delete_this(); return; } if(ssl_buffer_too_big(_ssl_in)){ if(_state == State::shutdown || _state == State::accept) { warnx("SSL input buffer too full; rudely shutting down"); delete_this(); } return; } try_state_change(); char buf[1<<16]; // must be separate buffer because ssl might require protocol reads to continue writes max = (max && max < sizeof buf) ? max : sizeof buf; ssize_t ret = do_read(stream,buf,max); if(ret == -1) return; if(ret == 0) { delete_this(); return; } if(ret != BIO_write(_ssl_in, buf, ret)) throw OpenSSLException("BIO_write"); } void write_out(Stream&stream,size_t max) { if(dead()){ return; } do_set_write_buf(); super::write_out(stream,max); } void finished_writing() { if(dead()){ return; } try_state_change(); if(buf_len() != (unsigned)BIO_pending(_ssl_out)) { do_set_write_buf(); return; } BIO_reset(_ssl_out); reset_write_buf(); } SSL* ssl() { return _ssl; } void accept() { _state = State::accept; try_accept(); } void shutdown() { if(!dead()) _state = State::shutdown; } bool dead()const { return _state == State::hungup || _state==State::none; } bool hungup()const { return _state == State::hungup; } public: IOContextOpenSSL(SSL_CTX*ctx):_ssl(0), _ssl_in(0), _ssl_out(0), _state(State::none) { _ssl = SSL_new(ctx); if(!_ssl) throw OpenSSLException("SSL_new"); _ssl_in = BIO_new(BIO_s_mem()); if(!_ssl_in){ SSL_free(_ssl); throw OpenSSLException("BIO_new (input BIO)"); } _ssl_out = BIO_new(BIO_s_mem()); if(!_ssl_out){ BIO_free(_ssl_in); SSL_free(_ssl); throw OpenSSLException("BIO_new (output BIO)"); } SSL_set_bio(_ssl,_ssl_in,_ssl_out); SSL_set_read_ahead(_ssl,1); } std::string desc()const { return "ssl filter"; } ~IOContextOpenSSL() { if(_ssl){ SSL_free(_ssl); _ssl = 0; } } bool want_read(Stream&) { return !ssl_buffer_too_big(_ssl_in); } bool stream_hungup(Stream&stream) { if(_state == State::none) return true; if(_state == State::shutdown) return true; _state = State::hungup; return false; } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/streamcontainer.hh0000664000175000017500000000042007662036460014655 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_STREAMCONTAINER_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_STREAMCONTAINER_HH class Stream; // This is just to hide StreamTable from things class StreamContainer { public: virtual void add(Stream*s) =0; virtual ~StreamContainer() { } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/time.hh0000664000175000017500000000216307662036460012423 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_TIME_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_TIME_HH #include #include #include "unixexception.hh" class Time { struct timeval _val; void reset() { if(gettimeofday(&_val,0)) throw UnixException("gettimeofday"); } public: Time() { reset(); } void strftime(char*buf,size_t size,const char*fmt)const { if(!::strftime(buf,size,fmt,gmtime(&_val.tv_sec))) throw UnixException("strftime"); } std::string xferlog_format()const { char buf[64]; strftime(buf,sizeof buf,"%a %b %d %H:%M:%S %Y"); return std::string(buf); } long microseconds()const { return _val.tv_usec; } double seconds()const { return double(_val.tv_sec) + double(0.000001)*double(_val.tv_usec); } Time& operator-=(Time rhs) { if(_val.tv_usec < rhs._val.tv_usec) { _val.tv_sec --; _val.tv_usec += 1000000; } _val.tv_usec -= rhs._val.tv_usec; _val.tv_sec -= rhs._val.tv_sec; return *this; } }; inline std::ostream&operator<<(std::ostream&o,const Time&t) { return o< #include class Stream; class StreamContainer; class SSLStreamFactory { void*_ssl_ctx;//so that we don't need to include the openssl headers void free() ; public: class UnsupportedException:public std::exception { public: const char*what()const throw() { return "SSL not available"; } ~UnsupportedException()throw() { } }; SSLStreamFactory() ; ~SSLStreamFactory() ; Stream* new_stream(Stream*source,StreamContainer&table) ; void set_keys(const std::string&public_cert_filename, const std::string&private_key_filename) ; }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/iocontextlistener.hh0000664000175000017500000000230510006060067015227 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXTLISTENER_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXTLISTENER_HH #include #include "iocontext.hh" #include "streamcontainer.hh" class IOContextListener:public virtual IOContext { StreamContainer*_table; protected: void read_in(Stream&stream,size_t max) { while(Stream*s=do_accept(stream)){ Stream*t; try { t= new_stream(s,stream_container()); } catch (...){ delete s; throw; } try{ IOContext*ioc = new_iocontext(); if(!ioc){ delete t; return; } t->consumer(ioc); stream_container().add(t); } catch (...) { delete t; throw; } t->consumer()->remote_stream(*s); } } public: IOContextListener():_table(0) { } void stream_container(StreamContainer*table) { _table=table; } StreamContainer& stream_container() { return *_table; } bool want_write(Stream&stream) { return false; } bool want_read(Stream&stream) { return true; } virtual IOContext* new_iocontext() =0; virtual Stream* new_stream(Stream*source,StreamContainer&table) { return source; } std::string desc()const { return "listener"; } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/permitsignals.hh0000664000175000017500000000065610006060067014335 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_PERMITSIGNALS_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_PERMITSIGNALS_HH #include class PermitSignals { sigset_t _old; public: PermitSignals(int const*masked_signals) { sigset_t ss; sigemptyset(&ss); for(const int*s=masked_signals;*s!=NSIG;s++) sigaddset(&ss,*s); sigprocmask(SIG_UNBLOCK,&ss,&_old); } ~PermitSignals() { sigprocmask(SIG_SETMASK,&_old,0); } } ; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/signal.hh0000664000175000017500000000066710006065766012746 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_SIGNAL_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_SIGNAL_HH #include #include #include "unixexception.hh" class Signal { sighandler_t _old; int _signum; public: Signal(int sn,sighandler_t n):_signum(sn) { _old = signal(sn,n); if(_old == SIG_ERR) throw UnixException("signal"); } ~Signal() { if(signal(_signum,_old)==SIG_ERR) warnx("signal(%d)",_signum); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/Makefile.am0000664000175000017500000000164110006065766013175 00000000000000noinst_LIBRARIES = libteepeedee.a libteepeedee_a_SOURCES = streamtable.cc \ conf.cc \ confdb.cc \ iocontextwriter.cc \ iocontextresponder.cc \ sendfile.cc \ path.cc \ uri.cc \ dircontainer.cc \ stream.cc \ streamfd.cc \ sslstreamfactory.cc noinst_HEADERS = streamtable.hh \ iocontext.hh \ dircontainer.hh \ conf.hh \ confdb.hh \ iocontextwriter.hh \ path.hh \ unixexception.hh \ 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i!=_nonfd_streams.end();++i) { if(do_events(*i)) nonfd_events_pending = true; if((*i)->consumer()){ if((*i)->consumer()->check_timeout(**i)){ debug(("has timed out %s:%s",(*i)->desc().c_str(),(*i)->consumer()?(*i)->consumer()->desc().c_str():"")); } } } sow_and_reap(); { unsigned nfds = _fd_to_stream.size(); if(nfds != fds_size){ if(nfds) { fds = (struct pollfd*)realloc(fds,nfds*sizeof(fds[0])); if(!fds) errx(EXIT_FAILURE,"out of memory allocating poll buffer"); } else { if(fds) { ::free(fds); fds = 0; } } fds_size = nfds; } } int fd=0; for(_fd_to_stream_type::iterator i = _fd_to_stream.begin(); i!=_fd_to_stream.end();++i,++fd){ fds[fd].fd = i->first; Stream*s = i->second; fds[fd].events = POLLHUP; try{ if(s->consumer()){ if(s->consumer()->check_timeout(*s)){ debug(("has timed out %s:%s",s->desc().c_str(),s->consumer()?s->consumer()->desc().c_str():"")); } } if(s->consumer()) { if(s->consumer()->want_read(*s)) { debug(("wants read %s:%s",s->desc().c_str(),s->consumer()?s->consumer()->desc().c_str():"")); fds[fd].events |= POLLIN; } } if(s->consumer()) { if(s->consumer()->want_write(*s)){ debug(("wants write %s:%s",s->desc().c_str(),s->consumer()?s->consumer()->desc().c_str():"")); fds[fd].events |= POLLOUT; } } } catch (IOContext::Destroy&d){ debug(("removing fd due to destroy %p",d.target())); remove(d.target()); } } if(tables_modified()) continue; assert((unsigned)fd==fds_size); if(_async_notify) break; int events; { PermitSignals ps(masked_signals); events = ::poll(fds,fds_size,nonfd_events_pending?0:-1); } for(unsigned i=0;events && i < fds_size;++i) if(fds[i].revents){ Stream*s=_fd_to_stream[fds[i].fd]; do_events(s); if(fds[i].revents&POLLHUP){ debug(("scheduling %p for removal",s)); remove(s); } --events; } } } catch (...){ if(fds) { ::free(fds); fds = 0; } throw; } if(fds) { ::free(fds); fds = 0; } } teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/conf.cc0000664000175000017500000000172110006060162012355 00000000000000#include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "conf.hh" #include "confexception.hh" #include "iocontext.hh" void Conf::get_ipv4_addr(const ConfDB::Key&n,uint32_t&inaddr)const { std::string v; get_line(n,v); if(inet_pton(AF_INET,v.c_str(),&inaddr)<=0) throw ConfException(n,"not an IPv4 address"); } void Conf::get_seconds(const ConfDB::Key&name,std::time_t&out)const { std::string v; get(name,v); if(v.empty()) throw ConfException(name,"empty string: not a valid time_t"); char *s; out = strtoul(v.c_str(),&s,0); if(s == v.c_str()) throw ConfException(name,"not a valid time_T"); } void Conf::get_timeout(const ConfDB::Key&name,IOContext&ioc)const { if(!exists(name)){ ioc.set_timeout_interval(0); return; } time_t t; get_seconds(name,t); ioc.set_timeout_interval(t); } teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/confdb.cc0000664000175000017500000000374710006060162012675 00000000000000#include #include #include #include #include #include "confdb.hh" class ConfDBIOException : public std::exception { std::string _str; public: ConfDBIOException(const std::string&s) { _str = s; } const char*what()const throw() { return _str.c_str(); } ~ConfDBIOException() throw() { } }; bool ConfDB::exists(const Key&k) { if(_hash.find(k)!=_hash.end())return true; std::string file = make_path(k); struct stat buf; int ret = stat(file.c_str(),&buf); return ret == 0; } bool ConfDB::increment(const Key&k,Numeric amt, Numeric max) { Numeric val=0; if(exists(k)) get_type(k,val); val += amt; if(max && val > max) return false; put_type(k,val); return true; } bool ConfDB::decrement(const Key&k,Numeric amt, Numeric min) { Numeric val = min; if(exists(k)) get_type(k,val); if(min + amt > val) return false; val -= amt; put_type(k,val); return true; } std::string ConfDB::get(const Key&k) { Hash::iterator i = _hash.find(k); if(i != _hash.end()) return (*i).second.get(); std::ifstream file(make_path(k).c_str()); if(!file.good()){ throw ConfException(k,"unable to open file for reading: " + make_path(k)); } std::string val; for(char c;file.good();val+=c){ c = file.get(); } _hash[k] = Value(val); return val; } void ConfDB::put(const Key&k,const std::string&str) { _hash[k].set(str); } void ConfDB::write_out() { std::string badfiles; for(Hash::iterator i = _hash.begin();i!=_hash.end();++i) if(i->second.changed()){ std::ofstream file(make_path(i->first).c_str()); if(!file.good()){ badfiles += make_path(i->first) + " "; continue; } file << i->second.get(); file.close(); if(!file.good()){ badfiles += make_path(i->first) + " "; continue; } i->second.unchange(); } if(!badfiles.empty()) throw ConfDBIOException("unable to sync files: " + badfiles); } teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/iocontextwriter.cc0000664000175000017500000000127407663537155014736 00000000000000#include #include #include #include #include "unixexception.hh" #include "iocontextwriter.hh" void IOContextWriter::write_out(Stream&stream,size_t max) { if(write_buf_empty()){ do_finished_writing(); if(write_buf_empty()) return; } // the infinite loop round here is too strong and can mean that // retrieves totally take over the server // for(;;){ size_t len = _buf_len - _buf_pos; ssize_t ret; ret = do_write(stream,_buf+_buf_pos,len); _buf_pos += ret; // } // need to tell producer as soon as writing finished or else it gets // confused (FTPControl) if(write_buf_empty()) do_finished_writing(); } teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/iocontextresponder.cc0000664000175000017500000000401707662033373015411 00000000000000#include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "time.hh" #include "iocontextresponder.hh" void IOContextResponder::read_done(Stream&stream) { std::cerr << "<< " << remotename() << ": " << std::string(_buf,_buf_write_pos) << std::endl; unsigned tmp = _buf_write_pos; prepare_read(); //might throw exception finished_reading(_buf,tmp); } void IOContextResponder::prepare_io() { if(response_ready()){ if(write_buf_empty()) set_write_buf(_response.c_str(),_response.length()); } else prepare_read(); } void IOContextResponder::write_out(Stream&stream,size_t max) { if(!response_ready()) return; return super::write_out(stream,max); } void IOContextResponder::read_in(Stream&stream,size_t max) { if(response_ready()) return; if(closing()){ delete_this(); } for(char*start = _buf + _buf_write_pos;_buf_write_pos < sizeof _buf; ++start, ++_buf_write_pos ){ // XXX optimize to reduce number of syscalls ssize_t retval; retval = do_read(stream,start,1); switch(retval){ case -1: return; case 1: if(*start == '\n'){ // permit both \r\n and \n for Mr Plato *start = 0; if(_buf_write_pos && *(start-1) == '\r'){ *(start-1) = 0; _buf_write_pos--; } read_done(stream); return; } break; } } _buf_write_pos = 0; input_line_too_long(); } void IOContextResponder::report(bool connecting) { Time now; char buf[50]; now.strftime(buf,sizeof buf,"%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S"); std::cerr << (connecting ?"+++ ": "--- ") << remotename() << ' '; if(connecting) std::cerr << "connecting to " << desc(); else std::cerr <<"closed"; std::cerr<< " at " << buf << '.' << std::setw(6) << std::setfill('0') << now.microseconds() << std::endl; } void IOContextResponder::finished_writing() { std::cerr << ">> " << remotename() << ": " <<_response << std::flush; _response = std::string(); prepare_io(); } teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/sendfile.cc0000664000175000017500000000510510006060067013225 00000000000000#include #include #include #include "unixexception.hh" #include "sendfile.hh" #include "streamfd.hh" #if defined(HAVE_SENDFILE)&&defined(HAVE_DECL_SENDFILE)&& HAVE_DECL_SENDFILE #ifdef HAVE_SYS_SENDFILE_H #define SENDFILE_FUNCTION_PRESENT // This works on Linux at least #include static ssize_t system_sendfile(int wfd, int rfd) { // XXX check up: suppose it returns 0 but in fact has something left to read? ssize_t ret = sendfile(wfd,rfd,0,(unsigned)-1); if(ret == -1){ if(errno == EAGAIN) return ret; throw UnixException("sendfile"); } return ret; } #else #ifdef HAVE_SYS_UIO_H #include #include #include #include #define SENDFILE_FUNCTION_PRESENT // This one works at least on FreeBSD static ssize_t system_sendfile(int wfd, int rfd) { off_t pos = lseek(rfd,0,SEEK_CUR); if(pos==-1) throw UnixException("lseek before sendfile"); off_t written = 0; int ret = sendfile(rfd,wfd,pos,0,0,&written,0); if(ret == -1) { if(errno == EAGAIN) { if(lseek(rfd,written,SEEK_CUR) == -1) throw UnixException("lseek after sendfile"); return written?written:-1; } throw UnixException("sendfile"); } if(lseek(rfd,written,SEEK_CUR) == -1) throw UnixException("lseek after sendfile complete"); return written;//here ret==0 so the sendfile is complete - should be able to inform } #endif #endif #endif bool Sendfile::io() { if(!_buf) { #ifdef SENDFILE_FUNCTION_PRESENT StreamFD*in,*out; if((in=dynamic_cast(_in))&&(out=dynamic_cast(_out))){ ssize_t ret; try{ ret = system_sendfile(out->fd(),in->fd()); if(ret == 0) { return true; } if(ret != -1){ limit_xfer(ret); } return false; } catch (const UnixException&ue){ } } #endif _buf = new Buf; } if(data_buffered()){ write_out(); if(data_buffered()) return false; } bool ret = read_in(); limit_xfer(_buf->len); if(data_buffered()) write_out(); return ret && !data_buffered(); } void Sendfile::write_out() { ssize_t ret; for(;;){ ret = _out->write(_buf->buffer + _buf->pos,_buf->len - _buf->pos); if(ret == -1) return; _buf->pos += ret; return; } } bool Sendfile::read_in() { ssize_t ret; _buf->pos = 0; _buf->len = 0; for(;;){ try{ ret = _in->read(_buf->buffer,sizeof _buf->buffer); } catch (const Stream::ClosedException&){ return true; } if(ret == -1) return false; _buf->len = ret; return false; } } teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/path.cc0000664000175000017500000000104507661461312012402 00000000000000#include #include "path.hh" void Path::append(const std::string&name) { const char*start = name.c_str(); const char*end = start + name.length(); for(const char*i=start;i #include "uri.hh" // XXX does not work on strange machines without ascii static char hexdigit(char c) { if(c >= '0' && c <= '9') return c - '0'; if(c >= 'A' && c <= 'F') return c + 10 - 'A'; if(c >= 'a' && c <= 'f') return c + 10 - 'a'; return 0; } static char hexdecode(char i1,char i2) { return hexdigit(i1) << 4 | hexdigit(i2); } static char hexdigitise(int c) { if(0 <= c && 9 >= c) return c + '0'; if(10 <= c && 16 > c) return c + 'A' - 10; return '!'; } static std::string hexencode(char c) { std::string ret; ret += hexdigitise((c >> 4) & 0xf); ret += hexdigitise((c)&0xf); return ret; } std::string URI::quote_percent(const std::string&unquoted) { using std::isalnum; // cannot use std::isalnum directly as not portable to gcc-2.95 + glibc-2 std::string ret; for(std::string::const_iterator i = unquoted.begin(); i != unquoted.end(); ++i){ if(isalnum(*i) || *i == '-' || *i == '_' || *i == '.' || *i == '!' || *i == '~' || *i == '*' || *i == '\'' || *i == '(' || *i == ')' || *i == '/'){ // XXX should not have '/' FIXME ret += *i; } else { ret += '%'; ret += hexencode(*i); } } return ret; } std::string URI::dequote_percent(const std::string&hexencoded) { if(hexencoded.empty()) return std::string(); std::string ret; for(const char*i=hexencoded.c_str();*i;++i){ if(*i == '%'){ if(!i[1] || !i[2]) break; ret += hexdecode(i[1],i[2]); i += 2; } else ret += *i; } return ret; } std::string URI::get_html_quoted()const { std::string ret; if(!_scheme.empty()){ ret += quote_percent(_scheme); ret += ":/"; if(!_authority.empty()) ret += "/"; } ret += quote_percent(_authority); if(!_authority.empty()) ret += '/'; ret += quote_percent(_path.str()); return ret; } void URI::parse_from_authority(const std::string&str) { std::string::size_type len = str.length(); for(std::string::size_type i=0;i= len) return; if(str[start] == '/'){ if(++start >= len) return; if(str[start] == '/'){ parse_from_authority(str.substr(start+1)); return; } parse_from_path(str.substr(start)); return; } } } parse_from_path(str); } teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/dircontainer.cc0000664000175000017500000000132507661461312014130 00000000000000#include #include "dircontainer.hh" #ifndef HAVE_READDIR_R static int readdir_r(DIR *d, struct dirent *e, struct dirent **r) { errno = 0; // ffs is this stupid *r = readdir(d); if(!*r){ if(errno) return -1; return 0; } return 0; } #endif void DirContainer::iterator::read_next() { if(!_stream) return; struct dirent*e; if(readdir_r(_stream,&_entry,&e)){ warn("readdir_r"); close(); return; } if(!e){ close(); return; } if(e!=&_entry) memcpy(&_entry,e,sizeof _entry); if(_entry.d_name[0] == '.' && (!_entry.d_name[1] || (_entry.d_name[1] == '.' && !_entry.d_name[2]))) read_next(); _entry.d_name[sizeof(_entry.d_name)-1]=0; } teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/stream.cc0000664000175000017500000000415510006060067012733 00000000000000#include #include #include #include "streamfd.hh" #include "stream.hh" #include "iocontext.hh" void Stream::free() { if(consumer()){ IOContext*tmp = consumer(); release_consumer(); if(tmp->stream_hungup(*this)) delete tmp; } } static int get_socket() { int fd = socket (PF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0); if(fd == -1) throw UnixException("socket(PF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0)"); return fd; } static StreamFD* bind_to(const sockaddr*addr,socklen_t len) { StreamFD*stream=new StreamFD; try{ stream->fd(get_socket()); stream->set_reuse_addr(); if(addr) if(::bind(stream->fd(),addr,len)) throw UnixException("bind"); return stream; } catch (...){ delete stream; throw; } } Stream* Stream::listen_ipv4_range(uint32_t inaddr,uint16_t port_min,uint16_t port_max) { int tries = port_max - port_min + 1; int port = (std::rand() % tries) + port_min; sockaddr_in name; memset(&name,0,sizeof name); // for NetBSD 1.6 name.sin_family = AF_INET; name.sin_addr.s_addr = inaddr; for(;tries >= 0;--tries){ name.sin_port = htons(port); try{ return listen((const sockaddr*)&name,sizeof name); } catch(const UnixException&ue){ if(ue.get_errno() != EADDRINUSE || tries == 1) throw; } port ++; if(port > port_max) port = port_min; } *(int*)0=0;//can't get here return 0; } static inline unsigned listen_queue_length() { return 128; } Stream* Stream::listen(const sockaddr*addr,socklen_t len) { StreamFD*stream=bind_to(addr,len); try{ if(::listen(stream->fd(),listen_queue_length())){ throw UnixException("listen"); } } catch (...){ delete stream; throw; } return stream; } Stream* Stream::connect(const sockaddr*addr,socklen_t len,const sockaddr*source_addr,socklen_t source_len) { StreamFD*stream=bind_to(source_addr,source_len); try{ int ret = ::connect(stream->fd(),addr,len); if(ret == -1){ if(errno != EINPROGRESS) throw UnixException("connect to user port"); } } catch (...){ delete stream; throw; } return stream; } teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/streamfd.cc0000664000175000017500000000143207662033373013256 00000000000000#include #include #include #include #include #include "streamfd.hh" static std::string sockaddr_to_str(const sockaddr_in&sai) { std::ostringstream s; char buf[50]; inet_ntop (AF_INET, &sai.sin_addr.s_addr, buf,sizeof buf); s << buf << ':' << ntohs(sai.sin_port); return s.str(); } std::string StreamFD::desc()const { std::ostringstream s; s << "fd " << fd(); try { std::string n = localname(); s << " " << n; } catch (...){ } return s.str(); } std::string StreamFD::localname()const { sockaddr_in sai; Stream::getsockname(sai); return sockaddr_to_str(sai); } std::string StreamFD::remotename()const { sockaddr_in sai; Stream::getpeername(sai); return sockaddr_to_str(sai); } teepeedee-0.3.1/lib/sslstreamfactory.cc0000664000175000017500000000420507743524640015061 00000000000000#include "sslstreamfactory.hh" #ifdef HAVE_OPENSSL #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_IOCONTEXTOPENSSL_I_KNOW_ABOUT_OPENSSL #include #include #include "streamopenssl.hh" #include "iocontextopenssl.hh" #include "streamtable.hh" void SSLStreamFactory::free() { if(_ssl_ctx){ SSL_CTX_free((SSL_CTX*)_ssl_ctx); _ssl_ctx = 0; } } SSLStreamFactory::SSLStreamFactory():_ssl_ctx(0) { _ssl_ctx = SSL_CTX_new(SSLv23_server_method()); if(!_ssl_ctx) throw OpenSSLException("SSL_CTX_new"); // SSL_CTX_set_default_read_ahead((SSL_CTX*)_ssl_ctx,0); SSL_CTX_set_mode((SSL_CTX*)_ssl_ctx,SSL_MODE_ENABLE_PARTIAL_WRITE); //XXX setting this line is necessary at least for IOContextWriter, // but need to check each write to see if it is safe :-( SSL_CTX_set_mode((SSL_CTX*)_ssl_ctx,SSL_MODE_ACCEPT_MOVING_WRITE_BUFFER); } SSLStreamFactory::~SSLStreamFactory() { free(); } Stream* SSLStreamFactory::new_stream(Stream*source,StreamContainer&table) { IOContextOpenSSL*filter = new IOContextOpenSSL((SSL_CTX*)_ssl_ctx); try { Stream*s= new StreamOpenSSL(*filter); source->consumer(filter); table.add(source); return s; } catch (...){ delete filter; throw; } } void SSLStreamFactory::set_keys(const std::string&public_cert_filename, const std::string&private_key_filename) { if(SSL_CTX_use_certificate_chain_file((SSL_CTX*)_ssl_ctx,public_cert_filename.c_str())!=1) throw OpenSSLException("SSL_CTX_use_certificate_chain_file"); if(SSL_CTX_use_PrivateKey_file((SSL_CTX*)_ssl_ctx,private_key_filename.c_str(),SSL_FILETYPE_PEM)!=1) throw OpenSSLException("SSL_CTX_use_PrivateKey_file"); if(SSL_CTX_check_private_key((SSL_CTX*)_ssl_ctx)!=1) throw OpenSSLException("SSL_CTX_check_private_key"); } #else // HAVE_OPENSSL SSLStreamFactory::SSLStreamFactory() { } SSLStreamFactory::~SSLStreamFactory() { } Stream* SSLStreamFactory::new_stream(Stream*source,StreamContainer&table) { return source; } void SSLStreamFactory::set_keys(const std::string&public_cert_filename, const std::string&private_key_filename) { throw UnsupportedException(); } #endif // HAVE_OPENSSL teepeedee-0.3.1/src/0002777000175000017500000000000010061062740011232 500000000000000teepeedee-0.3.1/src/user.hh0000664000175000017500000001456210006060067012454 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_USER_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_USER_HH #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include class Path; class FileLister; class Stream; class User { typedef float ratio_t; Conf _conf; std::string _name; // optimizations bool _accounting_upload; bool _accounting_download; // this field only signals whether this particular authentication // object was explicitly initialised with user_login and should decrement // the number of logins of the user when destroyed bool _authenticated; int open_fd(const Path&fname,int flags,mode_t mode=0664) ; std::string get_root()const { std::string root; _conf.get_fsname("homedir",root); return root; } std::string get_path(const Path&path) ; struct access { enum type { none, read, write }; enum node_type { any, file, dir }; private: access() { } }; bool check_access(const Path&path,access::type type,access::node_type node_type) ; bool access_dir(const Path&path,access::type type) { return check_access(path,type,access::dir); } bool access_file(const Path&path,access::type type) { return check_access(path,type,access::file); } bool exists(const Path&path) { return check_access(path,access::none,access::any); } bool may_deletedir(const Path&path) { return may_delete(path); } bool may_delete(const Path&path) ; bool may_listdir(const Path&path) ; bool may_stat(const Path&path) ; bool may_create(const Path&path) ; bool may_createfile(const Path&path) { return may_create(path); } bool may_createdir(const Path&path) { return may_create(path); } ratio_t upload_ratio() { ratio_t rat = 0; _conf.get_if_exists("upload_ratio",rat); return rat; } public: class Stat; private: bool check_access(const Stat&buf,access::type type,access::node_type node_type) ; public: User(): _accounting_upload(true), _accounting_download(true), _authenticated(false) { } User(const User&u):_conf(u._conf), _accounting_upload(u._accounting_upload), _accounting_download(u._accounting_download), _authenticated(false) { } std::string username()const { return _name; } bool authenticated()const { return _authenticated; } // flags may not include O_RDWR Stream* open(const Path&fname,int flags,mode_t mode=0664) ; class AccessException { public: const char*what()const throw() { return "permission denied"; } }; bool stat(const Path&path,Stat&buf) ; bool unlink(const Path&path); bool mkdir(const Path&path); bool rmdir(const Path&path); bool rename(const Path&from,const Path&to) ; bool authenticate(const std::string&username, const std::string&password, const Conf&usersdb) ; void deauthenticate() ; ~User() { deauthenticate(); } off_t xfer_total(XferLimit::Direction::type dir,bool do_lock=true) { std::string name = XferLimit::Direction::to_string(dir)+"_bytes"; off_t current = 0; _conf.get_atomically_if_exists(name,current); return current; } off_t xfer_limit(XferLimit::Direction::type dir) { std::string name = XferLimit::Direction::to_string(dir)+"_bytes_max"; off_t ret = 0; _conf.get_if_exists(name,ret); if(dir==XferLimit::Direction::download){ ratio_t ratio = upload_ratio(); if(!ratio) return ret; ret += off_t(ratio * xfer_total(XferLimit::Direction::upload)); } return ret; } bool book_xfer(off_t bytes,XferLimit::Direction::type dir) { if(dir == XferLimit::Direction::download && !_accounting_download) return true; if(dir == XferLimit::Direction::upload && !_accounting_upload) return true; return _conf.book_increment(XferLimit::Direction::to_string(dir)+"_bytes",xfer_limit(dir),bytes); } std::string message_login() ; std::string message_limits() ; std::string message_directory(const Path&path) ; // returned filelister should be deleted FileLister* list(const Path&path) ; FileLister* list_one(const Path&path) ; FileLister* listdir(const Path&path) ; bool may_chdir(const Path&path) ; bool may_deletefile(const Path&path) { return may_delete(path); } bool may_readfile(const Path&path) ; bool may_writefile(const Path&path) ; class Stat { struct stat _stat; protected: friend class User; bool stat(const std::string&pathname) { return !::stat(pathname.c_str(),&_stat); } bool fstat(int fd) { return !::fstat(fd,&_stat); } public: bool is_dir()const { return S_ISDIR(_stat.st_mode); } bool is_file()const { return S_ISREG(_stat.st_mode); } bool may_read()const { if(! (S_IROTH & _stat.st_mode)) return false; if(is_dir()) if(! (S_IXOTH & _stat.st_mode)) return false; return true; } bool may_write()const { if(getuid() != _stat.st_uid) return false; if(getgid() != _stat.st_gid) return false; if(! (S_IWUSR & _stat.st_mode)) return false; if(! (S_IWGRP & _stat.st_mode)) return false; return true; } std::string rwx_string()const { std::string ret; if(is_dir()) ret += "d"; else ret += "-"; std::string perms; perms += may_read() ? "r" : "-"; perms += may_write() ? "w" : "-"; perms += S_IXOTH & _stat.st_mode ? "x" : "-"; ret += perms + perms + perms; return ret; } unsigned nlink()const { return _stat.st_nlink; } std::string username()const { return "ftp"; } std::string groupname()const { return "ftp"; } off_t size()const { return _stat.st_size; } std::time_t mtime()const { return _stat.st_mtime; } }; private: void do_print_limit(std::ostream&limits,XferLimit::Direction::type dir) ; bool verify_password(const std::string&username, const std::string&password, const Conf&usersdb) ; }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/src/serverhttp.hh0000664000175000017500000000057410006060067013702 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_SERVERHTTP_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_SERVERHTTP_HH #include "server.hh" class ServerHTTP : public Server { public: ServerHTTP(Conf&c):Server(c) { } IOContext* new_iocontext() ; static Server* factory(Conf&c) { return new ServerHTTP(c); } std::string desc()const { return "http " + Server::desc(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/src/server.hh0000664000175000017500000000136710006060067013003 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_SERVER_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_SERVER_HH #include #include class Server:public IOContextListener { typedef IOContextListener super; Conf _conf; // bool // full() // { // return !config().book_increment("unauthenticated_connections",0); // } // bool // increment() // { // return config().book_increment("unauthenticated_connections",1); // } // void // decrement() // { // return config().book_decrement("unauthenticated_connections",1); // } protected: Conf& config() { return _conf; } public: Server(Conf&conf):_conf(conf) { } typedef Server* (*Factory)(Conf&conf); virtual Stream* read_config() ; }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/src/httpcontrol.hh0000664000175000017500000000766510006060067014064 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_HTTPCONTROL_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_HTTPCONTROL_HH #include #include #include #include #include #include "user.hh" #include "control.hh" class User; class Path; class HTTPControl : public Control { typedef Control super; std::string _req_method; URI _req_uri; bool _req_uri_is_dir; unsigned _req_ver_major; unsigned _req_ver_minor; std::string _protocol; IOContextControlled* _xfer; typedef std::map _req_headers_type; _req_headers_type _req_headers; bool has_req_header(const std::string&name) { return _req_headers.find(name) != _req_headers.end(); } std::string mimetype(const Path&path) ; bool persistant() ; bool try_authenticate(User&user) ; void authenticate(User&u); void finished_queuing_response() // may be called multiple times { if(!persistant()) close_after_output(); reset_req(); } bool has_req_body() { return has_req_header("content-length") || has_req_header("content-encoding"); } unsigned max_req_headers()const { return 100; } bool has_req_line()const { return !_req_method.empty(); } void parse_req_line(char*buf,size_t len) ; void parse_header(char*buf,size_t len) ; void finished_req() ; void finished_header_line(const std::string&name,const std::string&val) { if(_req_headers.size() > max_req_headers()){ error_response("500","Too many headers"); return; } if(_req_headers.find(name) != _req_headers.end()) _req_headers[name] += ", " + val; else _req_headers[name] = val; } void reset_req() { _req_method = std::string(); _req_headers.clear(); _req_ver_minor = 0; _req_ver_major = 0; _req_uri_is_dir = false; } void error_response(const std::string& code,const std::string& str) ; void start_xfer(IOContextControlled*xfer,Stream*st=0); void start_file_xfer(Stream*fd, const std::string&filename, User&user, XferLimit::Direction::type dir) ; void status_line(const std::string& code,const std::string& str) { add_response("HTTP/1.1 " + code + " " + str + "\r\n"); } void response_header_line(const std::string& name, const std::string& value) { add_response(name + ": " + value + "\r\n"); } void response_header_line(const std::string& name, unsigned long value) ; void moved_to_response(const std::string& path) ; void response_header_end() ; Path get_uri_path()const ; // XXX TODO announce continue void do_cmd_get(bool actually_send_data) ; void do_get_file(const Path&file,User::Stat&buf,User&user,bool actually_send_data) ; void do_get_dirlisting(const Path&dir,User&user,bool actually_send_data) ; void cmd_put() ; void cmd_options() ; void cmd_delete() ; void cmd_trace() ; void cmd_get() { do_cmd_get(true); } void cmd_head() { do_cmd_get(false); } void delete_xfer(IOContext*ioc) { if(ioc == _xfer){ free_xfer(); return; } delete ioc; } void free_xfer() { if(_xfer){ delete _xfer; _xfer=0; } } protected: void finished_reading(char*buf,size_t len) ; void read_in(Stream&stream,size_t max) ; void write_out(Stream&stream,size_t max) ; void read_in_xfer(Stream&stream,size_t max) ; void write_out_xfer(Stream&stream,size_t max) ; public: HTTPControl(const Conf&c,StreamContainer&,const std::string& proto="http") ; void xfer_done(IOContextControlled*xfer,bool successful) ; bool want_write(Stream&stream) ; bool want_read(Stream&stream) ; std::string desc()const { return _protocol + " " + super::desc(); } ~HTTPControl() { free_xfer(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/src/httplist.hh0000664000175000017500000000066307662033373013364 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_HTTPLIST_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_HTTPLIST_HH #include #include class HTTPList:public IOContextList { bool _finished; User _user; protected: void finished_listing(); void prepare_entry() ; public: HTTPList(IOController*fc,FileLister*fl,const User&u) ; std::string desc()const { return "HTTP " + IOContextList::desc(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/src/control.hh0000664000175000017500000000203410006060067013145 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_CONTROL_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_CONTROL_HH #include #include #include #include class StreamContainer; class User; class Control : public IOContextResponder, public IOController { typedef IOContextResponder super; StreamContainer&_stream_container; Conf _conf; bool _authenticated; void decrement() ; void increment(); protected: Conf&config(){return _conf; } StreamContainer& stream_container() { return _stream_container; } public: Control(const Conf&conf,StreamContainer&s):_stream_container(s), _conf(conf),_authenticated(false) { increment();//yes may throw exception } bool user_login_default(User&user,const std::string&password=std::string()) ; bool user_login(User&user,const std::string&username,const std::string&password) ; std::string desc()const { return "protocol control connection " + super::desc(); } ~Control() { decrement(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/src/serverregistration.hh0000664000175000017500000000151607662033373015450 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_SERVERREGISTRATION_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_SERVERREGISTRATION_HH #include #include #include "server.hh" class ServerRegistration { std::string _name; Server::Factory _factory; std::string _desc; ServerRegistration*_next; public: static ServerRegistration*registered_list; ServerRegistration(const std::string&n,Server::Factory f,const std::string&d) :_name(n), _factory(f), _desc(d) { if(!registered_list){ registered_list = this; return; } ServerRegistration*parent; for(parent=registered_list;parent->_next;parent=parent->_next); parent->_next = this; } std::string name()const { return _name; } Server::Factory factory()const { return _factory; } ServerRegistration* next() { return _next; } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/src/serverhttps.hh0000664000175000017500000000066710006060067014070 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_SERVERHTTPS_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_SERVERHTTPS_HH #include "serverhttp.hh" #include "serverssl.hh" class ServerHTTPS : public ServerSSL { typedef ServerSSL super; public: ServerHTTPS(Conf&c):super(c) { } static Server* factory(Conf&c) { return new ServerHTTPS(c); } IOContext* new_iocontext() ; std::string desc()const { return "http " + super::desc(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/src/ftpcontrol.hh0000664000175000017500000001752610006060067013673 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_FTPCONTROL_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_FTPCONTROL_HH #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "control.hh" #include "user.hh" class FTPDataListener; class IOContextControlled; class StreamContainer; class SSLStreamFactory; class FTPControl : public Control { typedef Control super; User _user; FTPDataListener*_data_listener;//for passive mode IOContextControlled*_data_xfer; SSLStreamFactory*_ssl_factory; // These values are things cached for the FTP protocol std::string _username; // not necessarily the logged in user's username Path _path; sockaddr_in _port_addr; sockaddr_in _local_addr; off_t _restart_pos; Path _rename_from; bool _quitting; bool _turning_into_ssl; Stream*_unencrypted_stream; bool encrypted()const { return _unencrypted_stream; } struct ftp_cmd { typedef void (FTPControl::*function_type)(const std::string&argument); const char*name; function_type function; const char*desc; }; static const ftp_cmd ftp_cmd_table[]; off_t take_restart_pos() { off_t tmp = _restart_pos; _restart_pos = 0; return tmp; } bool restart(Stream*fd) ; bool passive()const { return _data_listener != 0; } // return true if good login bool login(const std::string&password) ; void command(const std::string&name,const std::string& argument) ; bool passive_on(bool epsv=false) ; bool passive_off() ; bool active_on() ; void start_file_xfer(const Path&path, XferLimit::Direction::type dir) ; void start_xfer(IOContextControlled*xfer, Stream*fd=0) ; void lose_auth() { _user.deauthenticate(); _username = std::string(); _restart_pos = 0; _rename_from.clear(); _path.clear(); } void make_response_proto_not_supported() { make_response("522","Network protocol not supported, use (1)"); } void make_response(const std::string&code,const std::string&str,char connector=' ') ; void make_response_multiline(const std::string&code,const std::string&multiline); void make_error(const std::string&str) { make_response("421",str); close_after_output(); } bool xfer_pending()const { return _data_xfer; } class InappropriateCommandException { }; class UnauthenticatedException:public InappropriateCommandException { }; class XferPendingException: public InappropriateCommandException { }; void assert_auth() { if(!_user.authenticated()) throw UnauthenticatedException(); } void assert_no_xfer() { if(xfer_pending()) throw XferPendingException(); } void cmd_user(const std::string&argument) { _username = argument; make_response("331","What's the secret password?"); } void cmd_pass(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_stat(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); if(argument.empty()) { make_response("504","STAT not implemented with argument"); return; } make_response("211",xfer_pending() ? "Transfer progressing" : "No transfer"); } void cmd_help(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_feat(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_mdtm(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_size(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_mlst(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_mlsd(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_rein(const std::string&argument) { lose_auth(); make_response("220","Hit me one more time baby"); } void cmd_quit(const std::string&argument) { lose_auth(); make_response("221","Closing control connection"); if(!xfer_pending()) close_after_output(); _quitting = true; } void cmd_noop(const std::string&argument) { make_response("200","I did nothing!"); } void cmd_syst(const std::string&argument) { make_response("215","UNIX Type: L8"); } void cmd_type(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); if(argument == "I" || argument == "A") make_response("200","TYPE irrelevant, nothing is ever mangled"); else make_response("504","Is there any point in implementing this TYPE?"); } void cmd_mode(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); if(argument == "S") make_response("200","MODE S is the only one supported"); else make_response("504","Is there any point in implementing this MODE?"); } void cmd_stru(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); if(argument == "F") make_response("200","STRU F is the only one supported"); else make_response("504","Is there any point in implementing this STRU?"); } void cmd_pasv(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); if(!passive_on()){ make_response("502","Passive mode not available at the moment"); } } void cmd_pwd(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); make_response("257","\"/" + _path.str() + "\" is current directory."); } void cmd_abor(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_cdup(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); cmd_cwd(".."); } void cmd_nlst(const std::string&argument) { do_cmd_list(argument,false); } void cmd_list(const std::string&argument) { do_cmd_list(argument,true); } void cmd_rnfr(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); _rename_from = _path; _rename_from.chdir(argument); make_response("350","Where to boss?"); } void cmd_rnto(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); Path to(_path,argument); if(to.empty()||_rename_from.empty()) { make_response("553","Give me names, names"); return; } if(!_user.rename(_rename_from,to)) make_response("550","Cannot change name, try deed poll"); else make_response("250","Aye aye, captain"); _rename_from.clear(); } void cmd_cwd(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_dele(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_epsv(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_eprt(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_auth(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_pbsz(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_port(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_retr(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_stor(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_rest(const std::string&argument) ; void cmd_mkd(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); if(!_user.mkdir(Path(_path,argument))) make_response("550","Directory impossible"); else make_response("257","Directory made extremely well"); } void cmd_rmd(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); if(!_user.rmdir(Path(_path,argument))) make_response("550","Utterly incapable of removing directory, is it empty?"); else make_response("250","Directory soundly deleted"); } void do_cmd_list(const std::string&argument,bool detailed) ; protected: void finished_reading(char*buf,size_t len) ; void input_line_too_long() { make_error("Input line too long for my attention span"); } bool stream_hungup(Stream&stream) ; void timedout(Stream&stream) { if(!response_ready()){ make_error("Got bored waiting"); return; } return super::timedout(stream); } protected: void read_in(Stream&stream,size_t max) ; public: FTPControl(const Conf&conf,StreamContainer&sc,SSLStreamFactory*ssf=0) ; void remote_stream(const Stream&stream) ; void xfer_done(IOContextControlled*xfer,bool successful); ; std::string desc()const { return "ftp " + super::desc(); } ~FTPControl() ; }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/src/ftpdatalistener.hh0000664000175000017500000000233407663537155014707 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_FTPDATALISTENER_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_FTPDATALISTENER_HH #include #include class IOContext; class FTPDataListener : public IOContextListener, public IOContextControlled { typedef IOContextListener super; IOContext*_data; bool _finished; bool finished()const { return _finished; } protected: void // return true if want to read more read_in(Stream&stream,size_t max) { if(finished()){ delete_this(); return; } if(!has_data())return; super::read_in(stream,max); } public: FTPDataListener(IOController*f):IOContextControlled(f), _data(0), _finished(false) { } void set_data(IOContext*fdc) ; void release_data() { _data = 0; _finished = true; } bool has_data()const { return _data != 0; } void free() { if(has_data()){ delete _data; } release_data(); } IOContext* new_iocontext() ; bool want_read(Stream&stream) { if(finished()){ delete_this(); return false; } if(!has_data()){ return false; } return super::want_read(stream); } ~FTPDataListener() { free(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/src/ftplist.hh0000664000175000017500000000062107600570464013167 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_FTPLIST_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_FTPLIST_HH #include #include class FTPList:public IOContextList { protected: void prepare_entry() { set_entry(entry_name()+"\r\n"); } public: FTPList(IOController*fc,FileLister*fl): IOContextList(fc,fl) { } std::string desc()const { return "FTP " + IOContextList::desc(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/src/ftplistlong.hh0000664000175000017500000000072107600570464014050 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_FTPLISTLONG_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_FTPLISTLONG_HH #include "ftplist.hh" class User; class FTPListLong:public FTPList { User _user; protected: void prepare_entry() ; public: FTPListLong(IOController*fc,const User&u,FileLister*fl): FTPList(fc,fl),_user(u) { set_entry("total 0\r\n"); // don't bother to figure out what it should be } std::string desc()const { return "Long " + FTPList::desc(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/src/ftplistmlsd.hh0000664000175000017500000000075007600570464014052 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_FTPLISTMLSD_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_FTPLISTMLSD_HH #include #include class FTPListMlsd:public FTPList { FTPMlstPrinter _printer; protected: void prepare_entry() { set_entry(_printer.line(virtual_path())+"\r\n"); } public: FTPListMlsd(IOController*fc,FileLister*fl,const FTPMlstPrinter&c): FTPList(fc,fl), _printer(c) { } std::string desc()const { return "MLSD " + FTPList::desc(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/src/ftpmlstprinter.hh0000664000175000017500000000235607662033373014607 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_FTPMLSTPRINTER_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_FTPMLSTPRINTER_HH #include #include #include #include class FTPMlstPrinter { User _user; public: FTPMlstPrinter(const User&u):_user(u) { } static std::string mtime(std::time_t mtime) { struct tm tmbuf; struct tm *split_mtime = gmtime_r(&mtime,&tmbuf); char datebuf[64]; if(!std::strftime(datebuf,sizeof datebuf,"%Y%m%d%H%M%S",split_mtime)){ warn("strftime"); strcpy(datebuf,"00000000000000"); } datebuf[sizeof(datebuf)-1]=0; return datebuf; } std::string line(const Path&p) { return facts(p) + "; /" + p.str(); } std::string facts(const Path&p) { try { User::Stat buf; std::ostringstream s; s << "Perm="; if(!_user.stat(p,buf)) return s.str(); if(buf.may_read()) { if(buf.is_dir()) s << 'e'; s << 'r'; } if(buf.may_write()){ s << 'w'; } s << ";Size=" << buf.size(); if(buf.is_file()) s << ";Type=file"; if(buf.is_dir()) s << ";Type=dir"; s << ";Modified=" << mtime(buf.mtime()); return s.str(); } catch (User::AccessException&ue){ return "Perm="; } } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/src/xferlimituser.hh0000664000175000017500000000112407662033373014404 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_XFERLIMITUSER_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_LIB_XFERLIMITUSER_HH #include #include "user.hh" class XferLimitUser : public XferLimit { User _user; protected: virtual bool // true if allowed to xfer that many bytes book_xfer(off_t bytes,Direction::type dir) { return _user.book_xfer(bytes,dir); }; public: XferLimitUser(const User&u, Direction::type dir, const std::string& remotename, const std::string& service, const std::string&resource ):XferLimit(dir,remotename,service,resource,u.username()), _user(u) { } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/src/serverssl.hh0000664000175000017500000000154110006060067013517 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_SERVERSSL_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_SERVERSSL_HH #include #include class ServerSSL:public Server,public SSLStreamFactory { typedef Server super; public: ServerSSL(Conf&conf):super(conf) { } Stream* read_config() { Stream*ret=super::read_config(); try{ read_config_ssl(); } catch (...){ ret->release_consumer(); delete ret; throw; } return ret; } void read_config_ssl() { std::string pub,priv; config().get_fsname("public_cert",pub); config().get_fsname("private_key",priv); set_keys(pub,priv); } Stream* new_stream(Stream*source,StreamContainer&table) { return SSLStreamFactory::new_stream(source,table); } std::string desc()const { return "SSL/TLS " + super::desc(); } }; #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/src/serverftp.hh0000664000175000017500000000175410006060067013515 00000000000000#ifndef _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_SERVERFTP_HH #define _TEEPEEDEE_SRC_SERVERFTP_HH #include #include #include "server.hh" #include "serverssl.hh" class ServerFTP : public ServerSSL { typedef ServerSSL super; bool _ssl_available; public: ServerFTP(Conf&c):ServerSSL(c),_ssl_available(false) { } IOContext* new_iocontext() ; static Server* factory(Conf&conf) { return new ServerFTP(conf); } std::string desc()const { return "ftp " + Server::desc(); } Stream* new_stream(Stream*s,StreamContainer&) { return s; } Stream* read_config() { _ssl_available = false; Stream*ret=Server::read_config(); try{ read_config_ssl(); _ssl_available = true; } catch (const SSLStreamFactory::UnsupportedException&ue){ } catch 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if(!_conf.exists(XferLimit::Direction::to_string(XferLimit::Direction::download) + "_bytes")) _accounting_download = false; if(!_conf.exists(XferLimit::Direction::to_string(XferLimit::Direction::upload) + "_bytes")) _accounting_upload = false; _authenticated = true; return true; } void User::deauthenticate() { if(_authenticated){ _authenticated = false; _conf.book_decrement("logins",1); } } bool User::verify_password(const std::string&username, const std::string&password, const Conf&usersdb) { using std::isalnum; // damn gcc-2.95.2 vs glibc // verify username is not dodgy for(std::string::const_iterator i = username.begin(); i != username.end(); ++i){ if(!isalnum(*i) && *i != '_' && *i != '-') return false; // and let's make double extra sure in case some clown sets a locale if(*i == '.' || *i == '/') return false; } if(username.empty()) return false; if(username.size() >= max_username_length) return false; if(!usersdb.exists(username)) return false; try{ _conf = Conf(usersdb,username); bool any_password_ok = false; _conf.get("any_password_ok",any_password_ok); if(any_password_ok) return true; std::string real_password; if(_conf.exists("password_plain")) { _conf.get_line("password_plain",real_password); // have to use strcmp as one of these may not be nul-terminated if(!std::strcmp(real_password.c_str(),password.c_str())) return true; return false; } _conf.get_line("password",real_password); char*c=crypt(password.c_str(),real_password.c_str()); if(!std::strcmp(c,real_password.c_str())) return true; return false; }catch(std::exception&e){ warnx("error trying to authenticate user: %s",e.what()); } return false; } bool User::check_access(const Path&path,access::type type,access::node_type node_type) { Stat buf; if(!buf.stat(get_path(path))) return false; return check_access(buf,type,node_type); } bool User::check_access(const Stat&buf,access::type type,access::node_type node_type){ if(type == access::read){ if(!buf.may_read()) return false; } if(type == access::write){ if(!buf.may_write()) return false; } if(node_type == access::file){ if(!buf.is_file()) return false; } if(node_type == access::dir){ if(!buf.is_dir()) return false; } return true; } bool User::may_listdir(const Path&path) { return access_dir(path,access::read); } bool User::may_chdir(const Path&path) { return access_dir(path,access::read); } bool User::may_readfile(const Path&path) { return access_file(path,access::read); } bool User::may_writefile(const Path&path) { if(exists(path)){ return access_file(path,access::write); } else { return may_createfile(path); } } bool User::may_create(const Path&path) { if(path.empty()) return false; Path p(path); p.pop_back(); return access_dir(p,access::write); } bool User::stat(const Path&path,Stat&buf) { if(!may_stat(path)) throw AccessException(); return buf.stat(get_path(path)); } std::string User::get_path(const Path&path) { return get_root() + "/" + path.str(); } bool User::unlink(const Path&path) { if(!may_deletefile(path)) throw AccessException(); return !::unlink(get_path(path).c_str()); } bool User::may_delete(const Path&path) { Path p(path); if(!check_access(p,access::write,access::any)) return false; p.pop_back(); return access_dir(p,access::write); } bool User::mkdir(const Path&path) { if(!may_createdir(path)) throw AccessException(); return !::mkdir(get_path(path).c_str(),0777); } bool User::rmdir(const Path&path) { if(!may_deletedir(path)) throw AccessException(); return !::rmdir(get_path(path).c_str()); } std::string User::message_login() { std::string welcome; _conf.get_if_exists("msg_welcome",welcome); return message_limits() + welcome; } void User::do_print_limit(std::ostream&limits,XferLimit::Direction::type dir) { off_t max=0, current=0; max = xfer_limit(dir); if(!max || (dir == XferLimit::Direction::download && !_accounting_download) || (dir == XferLimit::Direction::upload && !_accounting_upload)) limits << "There is no " << XferLimit::Direction::to_string(dir) << " limit."; else { limits << "The " << XferLimit::Direction::to_string(dir) << " limit was " << max << " bytes."; } try{ current = xfer_total(dir); // limits << " Already " << current << " bytes have been " << XferLimit::Direction::to_string(dir) << "ed."; if(max){ if(current >= max){ limits << " You may not " << XferLimit::Direction::to_string(dir) << " anything."; } else { limits << " You may now " << XferLimit::Direction::to_string(dir) << " " << max - current << " bytes."; } } }catch(ConfException&){ } limits << '\n'; } std::string User::message_limits() { std::ostringstream limits; do_print_limit(limits,XferLimit::Direction::download); ratio_t rat = upload_ratio(); if(rat && _accounting_upload) limits << "For every byte you upload you may download " << rat << " more bytes.\n"; do_print_limit(limits,XferLimit::Direction::upload); { int max=0,cur=0; _conf.get_if_exists("logins_max",max); _conf.get_atomically_if_exists("logins",cur); limits << "There are " << cur << " users in your class logged in."; if(max) { limits << " The limit is " << max << " logins."; } limits << '\n'; } return limits.str(); } std::string User::message_directory(const Path&path) { std::string ret; try{ Path index(path); index.push_back(".message"); int fd=open_fd(index,O_RDONLY); char buf[8000]; std::FILE*stream=fdopen(fd,"r"); size_t s=fread(buf,1,sizeof(buf)-1,stream); if(ferror(stream)) warnx("error reading directory index \"%s\"",get_path(index).c_str()); fclose(stream); buf[s] = 0; ret = buf; } catch(...){ } return ret; } teepeedee-0.3.1/src/serverhttp.cc0000664000175000017500000000041607663537155013711 00000000000000#include "serverhttp.hh" #include "httpcontrol.hh" #include "serverregistration.hh" static ServerRegistration registration("http",ServerHTTP::factory,"HTTP web server"); IOContext* ServerHTTP::new_iocontext() { return new HTTPControl(config(),stream_container()); } teepeedee-0.3.1/src/server.cc0000664000175000017500000000103410006060067012760 00000000000000#include #include #include #include "server.hh" Stream* Server::read_config() { uint32_t inaddr = INADDR_ANY; int port; if(_conf.exists("bind_addr")) _conf.get_ipv4_addr("bind_addr",inaddr); _conf.get("bind_port",port); sockaddr_in name; memset(&name,0,sizeof name); // for NetBSD 1.6 name.sin_family = AF_INET; name.sin_addr.s_addr = inaddr; name.sin_port = htons(port); Stream* s = Stream::listen((const sockaddr*)&name,sizeof name); s->consumer(this); return s; } teepeedee-0.3.1/src/httpcontrol.cc0000664000175000017500000003463510006060067014047 00000000000000#include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "xferlimituser.hh" #include "httpcontrol.hh" #include "httplist.hh" HTTPControl::HTTPControl(const Conf&c,StreamContainer&s,const std::string&proto): Control(c,s), _protocol(proto), _xfer(0) { reset_req(); config().get_timeout("timeout_prelogin",*this); } bool HTTPControl::persistant() { if(closing()) return false; if(!strcasecmp(_req_headers["connection"].c_str(),"keep-alive")) return true; if(_req_ver_major != 1 || _req_ver_minor != 1) return false; if(!strcasecmp(_req_headers["connection"].c_str(),"close")) return false; return true; } static std::string base64_decode(const std::string&coded) { // Base64 is in RFC 1521 /* python code to generate table import base64 table = [-1] * 128 for i in range(64): table[ord(base64.encodestring(chr(0)+chr(0)+chr(i))[3])] = i table[ord('=')] = 0 for i in range(128): if i & 7 == 0: print "\n\t", print "%2d,"%table[i], */ static const signed char xlate[] = { -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, 62, -1, -1, -1, 63, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, -1, -1, -1, 0, -1, -1, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1 }; std::string ret; signed char quad[4]; const char*pos = coded.c_str(); while(*pos){ for(int i = 0; i < 4; ++i){ if(!*pos) return std::string(); quad[i] = xlate[*pos++ & 127]; if(quad[i] == (signed char)-1) return std::string(); } for(int i = 0; i <3; ++i) ret += (quad[i] << (2*i+2)) | (quad[i+1] >> (4-2*i)); } return ret; } bool HTTPControl::try_authenticate(User&user) { using std::isspace; // damn gcc-2.95.2 vs glibc std::string auth = _req_headers["authorization"]; if(strncasecmp(auth.c_str(),"Basic",5)) return false; const char*base64 = auth.c_str()+5; if(!isspace(*base64)) return false; while(isspace(*++base64)); std::string unamepasswd = base64_decode(base64); for(unsigned i = 0;unamepasswd.c_str()[i];++i) if(unamepasswd[i]==':'){ std::string username = unamepasswd.substr(0,i); if(!user_login(user,username,unamepasswd.substr(i+1))) throw User::AccessException(); return true; } return false; } void HTTPControl::authenticate(User&user) { if(try_authenticate(user)) { config().get_timeout("timeout_postlogin",*this); return; } if(!user_login_default(user)) throw User::AccessException(); config().get_timeout("timeout_postlogin",*this); } void HTTPControl::parse_req_line(char*buf,size_t len) { using std::tolower; // for NetBSD 1.6 char*end = buf+len; char*start; for(start=buf;start= start && isspace(*last); --last) *last = 0; std::string val = start; finished_header_line(name,val); } void HTTPControl::finished_req() { #define method(name) { #name, & HTTPControl::cmd_ ## name } struct cmd { typedef void (HTTPControl::*function_type)(); const char*name; function_type function; }; static const cmd cmd_table[] = { method(put), method(options), method(delete), method(trace), method(get), method(head), { 0 , 0 } }; #undef method try{ for(const cmd*i=cmd_table;i->name;++i) if(_req_method == i->name) { (this->*i->function)(); finished_queuing_response(); return; } } catch (const User::AccessException&){ error_response("401","I'm sorry, I can't let you do that"); return; } catch (const LimitException&){ error_response("503","Server overloaded"); return; } catch (const ConfException&ce){ error_response("500","Server misconfigured: " + std::string(ce.what())); return; } error_response("501","Server doesn't understand"); } void HTTPControl::error_response(const std::string& code,const std::string& str) { status_line(code,str); response_header_line("Content-Type","text/html"); std::string err; if(config().exists("error-"+code)) config().get("error-"+code,err); else err = std::string("")+str+"\n" "

"+str+"

\n" "

Error "+code+"

\n"; response_header_line("Content-Length",err.length()); response_header_end(); add_response(err); finished_queuing_response(); } void HTTPControl::response_header_line(const std::string& name, unsigned long value) { std::ostringstream s; s << value; response_header_line(name,s.str()); } void HTTPControl::finished_reading(char*buf,size_t len) { if(!has_req_line()) { parse_req_line(buf,len); return; } if(len == 0) { finished_req(); return; } parse_header(buf,len); } void HTTPControl::response_header_end() { if(!persistant()) response_header_line("Connection","close"); else { if(_req_ver_major == 1&&_req_ver_minor ==0) response_header_line("Connection","Keep-Alive"); } std::string realm = "teepeedee"; if(config().exists("realm")){ config().get_line("realm",realm); } response_header_line("WWW-Authenticate","Basic realm=\"" + realm + "\""); add_response("\r\n"); } void HTTPControl::xfer_done(IOContextControlled*xfer,bool successful) { if(xfer != _xfer){ warnx("internal error in HTTPControl::xfer_done"); return; } _xfer = 0; } void HTTPControl::start_xfer(IOContextControlled*xfer,Stream*st) { _xfer = xfer; if(st) stream_container().add(st); config().get_timeout("timeout_xfer",*xfer); } Path HTTPControl::get_uri_path()const { return Path(_req_uri.path()); } std::string HTTPControl::mimetype(const Path&path) { if(path.empty()) return std::string(); std::string last=*path.rbegin(); std::string::size_type pos = last.rfind('.'); if(pos == std::string::npos) return std::string(); std::string ext = last.substr(pos+1); if(ext == "html") return "text/html"; return std::string(); } void HTTPControl::start_file_xfer(Stream*fd, const std::string&filename, User&user, XferLimit::Direction::type dir) { IOContextXfer*ioc; try{ ioc = new IOContextXfer(this); } catch (...){ delete fd; throw; } fd->consumer(ioc); if(dir == XferLimit::Direction::download) ioc->stream_in(fd); else ioc->stream_out(fd); try { ioc->limit(new XferLimitUser(user,dir,remotename(),_protocol, filename)); } catch (...){ fd->release_consumer(); delete ioc; delete fd; throw; } start_xfer(ioc,fd); } void HTTPControl::do_get_file(const Path&file,User::Stat&buf, User&user,bool actually_send_data) { Stream*fd; if(!(fd = user.open(file,O_RDONLY))){ error_response("404","Unable to open file"); return; } status_line("200","File ready to send"); std::string mt = mimetype(file); if(!mt.empty()) response_header_line("Content-Type",mt); response_header_line("Content-Length",buf.size()); response_header_end(); if(actually_send_data){ start_file_xfer(fd,file.str(),user,XferLimit::Direction::download); } else if(fd) { delete(fd); } } void HTTPControl::moved_to_response(const std::string& path) { std::string servername = _req_headers["host"]; if(servername.empty()) servername = _req_uri.authority(); if(config().exists("canonical_server_name")) config().get_line("canonical_server_name",servername); if(servername.empty()){ error_response("500","Don't know what my canonical server name is"); return; } std::string replacement = _protocol + "://" + servername + "/" + path; std::string body = std::string("To pastures new\n" "

Moved far away

\n" "

Now at " + replacement + ".\n"); status_line("301","Totally moved far away"); response_header_line("Location",replacement); response_header_line("Content-Length",body.size()); response_header_line("Content-Type","text/html"); response_header_end(); add_response(body); finished_queuing_response(); } void HTTPControl::do_get_dirlisting(const Path&dir,User&user,bool actually_send_data) { FileLister*fl = user.list(dir); status_line("200","File ready to send"); response_header_line("Content-Type","text/html"); close_after_output(); //no content length so must close response_header_end(); if(actually_send_data){ IOContextControlled*ioc; try{ ioc = new HTTPList(this,fl,user); } catch (...){ delete fl; throw; } start_xfer(ioc); } } void HTTPControl::do_cmd_get(bool actually_send_data) { User user; authenticate(user); User::Stat buf; Path p = get_uri_path(); if(!user.stat(p,buf)){ error_response("404","No file by that name"); return; } if(buf.is_dir()) { if(!_req_uri_is_dir) { moved_to_response(p.str() + "/"); return; } bool no_index_html = false; config().get("no_index_html",no_index_html); if(!no_index_html){ Path index(p); index.push_back("index.html"); if(user.stat(index,buf)) { do_get_file(index,buf,user,actually_send_data); return; } } bool no_dir_listing = false; config().get("no_dir_listing",no_dir_listing); if(!no_dir_listing){ do_get_dirlisting(p,user,actually_send_data); return; } else { error_response("403","Directory listing forbidden"); return; } } do_get_file(p,buf,user,actually_send_data); } void HTTPControl::cmd_put() { User user; authenticate(user); Path p = get_uri_path(); if(has_req_header("content-encoding") || has_req_header("content-range") ){ error_response("501","Content-* headers not implemented for PUT"); return; } Stream*fd = user.open(p,O_WRONLY|O_CREAT); if(!fd){ error_response("404","Cannot create file"); return; } start_file_xfer(fd,p.str(),user,XferLimit::Direction::upload); // XXX should check if being created and return 201 if so status_line("204","File being written"); response_header_end(); } void HTTPControl::cmd_options() { if(has_req_body()){ // hey this is not even def'd in the 1.1 spec (RFC2616) error_response("501","OPTIONS message body not implemented"); return; } if(_req_uri.str() == "*") { status_line("200","OPTIONS * happily received"); response_header_line("Allow","GET, HEAD, PUT, DELETE"); response_header_end(); return; } User user; authenticate(user); Path p = get_uri_path(); status_line("200","OPTIONS happily received"); if(user.may_readfile(p)) response_header_line("Allow","GET, HEAD"); if(user.may_writefile(p)) response_header_line("Allow","PUT"); if(user.may_deletefile(p)) response_header_line("Allow","DELETE"); response_header_end(); } void HTTPControl::cmd_delete() { User user; authenticate(user); Path p = get_uri_path(); if(!user.unlink(p)){ error_response("404","File to delete absent"); return; } status_line("204","File successfully destroyed!"); response_header_end(); return; } void HTTPControl::cmd_trace() { error_response("501","TRACE not implemented as it is too easy to DoS the server"); } void HTTPControl::read_in_xfer(Stream&stream,size_t max) { made_progress(); try{ _xfer->read(stream,max); } catch (IOContext::Destroy&d){ delete_xfer(d.target()); } if(!_xfer) read_in(stream,max); } void HTTPControl::read_in(Stream&stream,size_t max) { if(_xfer) { read_in_xfer(stream,max); return; } super::read_in(stream,max); if(_xfer) read_in_xfer(stream,max); } void HTTPControl::write_out_xfer(Stream&stream,size_t max) { made_progress(); try{ _xfer->write(stream,max); } catch (IOContext::Destroy&d){ delete_xfer(d.target()); } if(!_xfer) return write_out(stream,max); } void HTTPControl::write_out(Stream&stream,size_t max) { if(_xfer && !response_ready()){ write_out_xfer(stream,max); return; } super::write_out(stream,max); if(_xfer && !response_ready()){ write_out_xfer(stream,max); } } bool HTTPControl::want_write(Stream&stream) { if(!_xfer)return super::want_write(stream); bool ret; try{ ret = _xfer->want_write(stream); } catch(IOContext::Destroy&d){ delete_xfer(d.target()); } if(!_xfer) return super::want_write(stream); return ret; } bool HTTPControl::want_read(Stream&stream) { if(!_xfer)return super::want_read(stream); bool ret; try{ ret = _xfer->want_read(stream); } catch (IOContext::Destroy&d){ delete_xfer(d.target()); } if(!_xfer) return super::want_read(stream); return ret; } teepeedee-0.3.1/src/httplist.cc0000664000175000017500000000257207662033373013353 00000000000000#include #include #include #include "httplist.hh" HTTPList::HTTPList(IOController*fc,FileLister*fl,const User&u) : IOContextList(fc,fl), _finished(false), _user(u) { Path p(virtual_path()); if(!p.empty()) p.pop_back(); std::string name = p.str(); std::string head = "Directory listing of " + name + "/\n" "\n"; std::string welcome = _user.message_login(); if(!welcome.empty()) head += "

" + welcome + "
\n"; head += "

Directory listing of " + name + "/

\n"; welcome = _user.message_directory(p); if(!welcome.empty()) head += "
" + welcome + "
\n"; head += "
    \n"; set_entry(head); } void HTTPList::prepare_entry() { URI uri; uri.set_path(virtual_path()); User::Stat buf; std::string name = entry_name(); std::string extra_info; try { if(_user.stat(virtual_path(),buf)){ if(buf.is_dir()) name += "/"; else { std::ostringstream s; s << " (" << buf.size() << " bytes)"; extra_info = s.str(); } } } catch (const User::AccessException&){ } set_entry("
  • " + name + "" + extra_info + "
    • \n"); } void HTTPList::finished_listing() { if(!_finished){ set_entry("
"); _finished = true; } else { IOContextList::finished_listing(); } } teepeedee-0.3.1/src/control.cc0000664000175000017500000000152210006060067013134 00000000000000#include #include "control.hh" #include "user.hh" void Control::increment() { if(!config().book_increment("unauthenticated_connections")) throw LimitException(); } void Control::decrement() { if(!_authenticated) { config().book_decrement("unauthenticated_connections"); _authenticated = true; } } bool Control::user_login_default(User&user,const std::string&password) { return user_login(user,"default-user",password); } bool Control::user_login(User&user,const std::string&username,const std::string&password) { try{ Conf users(config(),"users"); if(user.authenticate(username,password,users)){ decrement(); return true; } } catch(LimitException&){ throw; } catch (std::exception&e){ warnx("error for user trying to login: %s",e.what()); } return false; } teepeedee-0.3.1/src/serverhttps.cc0000664000175000017500000000050007663537155014066 00000000000000#ifdef HAVE_OPENSSL #include "serverhttps.hh" #include "serverregistration.hh" #include "httpcontrol.hh" static ServerRegistration registration("https",ServerHTTPS::factory,"Secure HTTPS web server"); IOContext* ServerHTTPS::new_iocontext() { return new HTTPControl(config(),stream_container(),"https"); } #endif teepeedee-0.3.1/src/serverftp.cc0000664000175000017500000000043607662033373013515 00000000000000#include "serverftp.hh" #include "ftpcontrol.hh" #include "serverregistration.hh" static ServerRegistration registration("ftp",ServerFTP::factory,"FTP file server"); IOContext* ServerFTP::new_iocontext() { return new FTPControl(config(),stream_container(),_ssl_available?this:0); } teepeedee-0.3.1/src/ftpcontrol.cc0000664000175000017500000004645410006060067013663 00000000000000#include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "xferlimituser.hh" #include "ftpcontrol.hh" #include "ftpdatalistener.hh" #include "ftplist.hh" #include "ftplistlong.hh" #include "ftplistmlsd.hh" #include "ftpmlstprinter.hh" #define cmd(name,desc) { #name, & FTPControl::cmd_ ## name , desc } const FTPControl::ftp_cmd FTPControl::ftp_cmd_table[] = { cmd(user," : initate authentication as username, follow with pass"), cmd(pass," : authenticate as previously given username"), cmd(help," []: get help (possibly about a command) from the server"), cmd(rein,": cancel authentication"), cmd(quit,": terminate the session"), cmd(noop,": do nothing"), cmd(syst,": get information about the system type"), cmd(type," : change RFC959 transfer type"), cmd(mode," : change RFC959 transfer mode"), cmd(stru," : change RFC959 transfer structure"), cmd(pasv,": enter passive mode (server listens for data connection)"), cmd(pwd,": print current directory"), cmd(abor,": abort transfer in progress"), cmd(cdup,": move up to the parent directory"), cmd(nlst," []: list filenames in current or specified directory"), cmd(list," []: list information about files or directories"), cmd(rnfr," : prepare to rename this file, follow with rnto"), cmd(rnto," : rename file specified with rnfr to this one"), cmd(cwd," : change to directory"), cmd(dele," : delete file"), cmd(port,": enter active mode - server connects to client for data connection"), cmd(retr," : retrieve a file from the server"), cmd(stor," : store a file on the server"), cmd(rest," : start next transfer a certain offset into the file"), cmd(mkd, ": create directory"), cmd(rmd, ": remove empty directory"), cmd(stat, ": inform whether a transfer is taking place"), cmd(mlst," : machine readable directory listing of filename"), cmd(mlsd," []: machine readable directory listing of directory"), cmd(feat,": list optional features supported (as in draft-ietf-ftpext-mlst-16.txt)"), cmd(mdtm," : list time file was modified"), cmd(size," : list size of file"), cmd(eprt,"
: extended active mode"), cmd(epsv," |ALL: extended passive mode"), cmd(auth," TLS: turn the session into an SSL session"), cmd(pbsz," 0: comply with RFC 2228 before issuing PROT"), {0,0,0} }; #undef cmd FTPControl::FTPControl(const Conf&conf,StreamContainer&sc,SSLStreamFactory*ssf) : Control(conf,sc), _data_listener(0), _data_xfer(0), _ssl_factory(ssf), _restart_pos(0), _quitting(false), _turning_into_ssl(false), _unencrypted_stream(0) { std::string greet = "Service ready for new user."; config().get_if_exists("greeting",greet); config().get_timeout("timeout_prelogin",*this); make_response_multiline("220",greet); } void FTPControl::remote_stream(const Stream&stream) { try{ stream.getpeername(_port_addr); _port_addr.sin_port = htons(20); stream.getsockname(_local_addr); } catch (const std::exception&e){ warnx("unable to get port or pasv details: %s",e.what()); make_error("Server not on network"); } super::remote_stream(stream); } void FTPControl::xfer_done(IOContextControlled*xfer,bool success) { if(xfer == _data_xfer) { _data_xfer = 0; if(_data_listener&&_data_listener->has_data()){ _data_listener->release_data(); _data_listener = 0; } if(_quitting) close_after_output(); if(success) make_response("226","Transfer complete"); else make_response("426","Transfer closed due to error: timeout?"); config().get_timeout("timeout_postlogin",*this); } else if (xfer == _data_listener) { _data_listener = 0; } } void FTPControl::start_xfer(IOContextControlled*xfer,Stream*fd) { if(passive()){ _data_listener->set_data(xfer); } else { sockaddr_in sai(_local_addr); sai.sin_port = htons(ntohs(sai.sin_port)-1); Stream*s = Stream::connect((const sockaddr*)&_port_addr,sizeof _port_addr,(const sockaddr*)&sai,sizeof sai); s->consumer(xfer); stream_container().add(s); } _data_xfer = xfer; if(fd) stream_container().add(fd); config().get_timeout("timeout_xfer",*xfer); set_timeout_interval(0); make_response("150","The data is in the post"); } static int get_port_desc_byte(const char*&s) { char*next; int ret = strtoul(s,&next,10); if(s == next) s = 0; else s = next; if(ret != (ret & 0xff)) s = 0; return ret; } void FTPControl::cmd_dele(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); if(!_user.unlink(Path(_path,argument))){ make_response("450","It's invincible!"); }else make_response("250","Destruction complete"); } void FTPControl::cmd_rest(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); const char*s = argument.c_str(); char*r; _restart_pos = strtoull(s,&r,10); if(r == s){ make_response("501","Improve your figure"); }else make_response("350","Your wish is my command"); } bool FTPControl::restart(Stream*fd) { off_t pos = take_restart_pos(); if(pos){ try{ fd->seek_from_start(pos); } catch (...){ make_response("553","Cannot find the rest position"); return false; } } return true; } void FTPControl::start_file_xfer(const Path&path, XferLimit::Direction::type dir) { Stream*fd; try{ fd = _user.open(path,dir == XferLimit::Direction::upload ? O_WRONLY|O_CREAT : O_RDONLY); } catch (std::exception&e){ make_response("550","File not there"); return; } IOContextXfer*ioc; if(!restart(fd)){ delete fd; return; } try{ ioc = new IOContextXfer(this); } catch (...){ delete fd; throw; } fd->consumer(ioc); if(dir == XferLimit::Direction::download) ioc->stream_in(fd); else ioc->stream_out(fd); try { ioc->limit(new XferLimitUser(_user,dir,remotename(),"ftp", path.str())); } catch (...){ fd->release_consumer(); delete ioc; delete fd; throw; } start_xfer(ioc,fd); } void FTPControl::cmd_retr(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); assert_no_xfer(); start_file_xfer(Path(_path,argument),XferLimit::Direction::download); } void FTPControl::cmd_stor(const std::string&argument){ assert_auth(); assert_no_xfer(); start_file_xfer(Path(_path,argument),XferLimit::Direction::upload); } bool FTPControl::active_on() { bool cancel; config().get("no_port_mode",cancel); if(cancel || !passive_off()){ make_response("502","Hey! I'm the passive partner here"); return false; } return true; } void FTPControl::cmd_port(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); uint32_t haddr=0; uint16_t hport=0; const char*s=argument.c_str(); for(int i=3;i>=0;--i){ haddr |= get_port_desc_byte(s) << (i*8); if(!s || *s++ != ','){ goto syn_error; } } hport |= get_port_desc_byte(s) << 8; if(!s || *s++ != ','){ goto syn_error; } hport |= get_port_desc_byte(s); if(!s)goto syn_error; if(!active_on()){ return; } memset(&_port_addr,0,sizeof _port_addr); _port_addr.sin_family = AF_INET; _port_addr.sin_addr.s_addr = htonl(haddr); _port_addr.sin_port = htons(hport); make_response("200","Port change ok, captain"); return; syn_error: make_response("501","Bad port description"); } void FTPControl::do_cmd_list(const std::string&argument,bool detailed) { // Messy hack central. None of this is spec'd in the RFC 959 but clients expect it assert_auth(); assert_no_xfer(); std::string arg = argument; FileLister*fl; // ignore -options from stupid clients [like gftp] who try to // send us flags to ls(1) while(!arg.empty() && arg[0] == '-') { std::string::size_type s = arg.find(' '); if(s != std::string::npos) arg = arg.substr(s+1); else arg = std::string(); } if(arg.find_first_of("*?")!=std::string::npos) fl = new FileListerGlob(arg,_user.list(Path(_path))); else fl = _user.list(Path(_path,arg)); IOContextControlled*fdl; try{ fdl = detailed ? new FTPListLong(this,_user,fl) : new FTPList(this,fl); } catch (...){ delete fl; throw; } start_xfer(fdl); return; } void FTPControl::cmd_abor(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); if(xfer_pending()){ make_response("426","Terminating due to abort"); IOContextControlled*dx = _data_xfer; dx->completed(); throw Destroy(dx); } else make_response("226","Nothing to abort"); return; } void FTPControl::cmd_feat(const std::string&argument) {// defined in draft-ietf-ftpext-mlst-16.txt if(!argument.empty()){ make_response("504","FEAT not implemented with argument"); return; } make_response("211-","The following features are supported\r\n" " AUTH TLS\r\n" " PBSZ\r\n" " MDTM\r\n" " SIZE\r\n" " MLST Type*;Size*;Modify*;Perm*\r\n" " REST STREAM\r\n" " TVFS" ); make_response("211","That is all"); } void FTPControl::cmd_mdtm(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); User::Stat buf; Path p(_path,argument); if(!_user.stat(p,buf)){ make_response("550","Path does not exist"); return; } std::string mtime = FTPMlstPrinter::mtime(buf.mtime()); make_response("213",mtime); } void FTPControl::cmd_size(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); User::Stat buf; Path p(_path,argument); if(!_user.stat(p,buf)){ make_response("550","File does not exist"); return; } if(buf.is_dir()) { make_response("550","Pathname is directory"); return; } std::ostringstream s; s << buf.size(); make_response("213",s.str()); } void FTPControl::cmd_mlst(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); User::Stat buf; Path p(_path,argument); if(!_user.stat(p,buf)){ make_response("550","File does not exist"); return; } FTPMlstPrinter mlst(_user); make_response("250-","MLST listing\r\n " + mlst.line(p) ); make_response("250","MLST finished"); } void FTPControl::FTPControl::cmd_mlsd(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); assert_no_xfer(); FileLister*fl = _user.list(Path(_path,argument)); IOContextControlled*fdl; FTPMlstPrinter mlst(_user); try{ fdl = new FTPListMlsd(this,fl,mlst); } catch (...){ delete fl; throw; } start_xfer(fdl); } void FTPControl::cmd_help(const std::string&argument) { std::string help; if(argument.empty()) help = "Commands"; else help = "Help for command " + argument; for(const ftp_cmd*i=ftp_cmd_table;i->name;++i) if(argument.empty() || argument == i->name) help += std::string("\r\n ") + i->name + std::string(i->desc); make_response("214-",help); make_response("214","No more help available"); } void FTPControl::cmd_cwd(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); Path p(_path,argument); if(!_user.may_chdir(p)){ make_response("550","You cannot or may not chdir there"); return; } _path = p; make_response_multiline("250","Directory changed magnificently\n"+_user.message_directory(_path)); return; } void FTPControl::make_response(const std::string&code,const std::string&str,char connect) { std::string total = code + connect + str + "\r\n"; add_response(total); } void FTPControl::make_response_multiline(const std::string&code,const std::string&multiline) { std::string::size_type size = multiline.size(); std::string::size_type start,i; for(start=0,i=0;idetach(); _data_xfer = 0; } passive_off(); } void FTPControl::finished_reading(char*buf,size_t len) { using std::isspace; // damn gcc-2.95.2 on debian using std::iscntrl; // damn gcc-2.95.2 on debian using std::tolower; // for NetBSD 1.6 std::string name(buf,len); // yes guaranteed nul terminated std::string argument; for(size_t i = 0; i < len;++i){ if(isspace(buf[i])){ buf[i] = 0; name = buf; if(++i!=len){ argument = buf + i; } break; } } for(std::string::iterator i=name.begin();i!=name.end();){ if(!isalnum(*i)) // be lazy and ignore control sequences i=name.erase(i); else{ *i = tolower(*i); ++i; } } try{ command(name,argument); return; } catch (UnixException&e){ warnx("internal error: %s",e.what()); } make_error("Server too confused to process command"); } bool FTPControl::login(const std::string&password) { std::string uname = _username; if(uname.empty()) return false; lose_auth(); bool success; if(uname == "ftp" || uname == "anonymous") success = user_login_default(_user,password); else success = user_login(_user,uname,password); if(success){ config().get_timeout("timeout_postlogin",*this); return true; } return false; } void FTPControl::command(const std::string&cmd,const std::string& argument) { try{ for(const ftp_cmd*i=ftp_cmd_table;i->name;++i) if(cmd == i->name) { (this->*i->function)(argument); return; } } catch (User::AccessException&){ make_response("550","I'm sorry, I can't let you do that"); return; } catch ( UnauthenticatedException& ) { make_response("530","Who do you think you are?"); return; } catch ( XferPendingException& ){ make_response("451","Cool it, greedy! You already have one transfer on the go"); return; } catch (ConfException&ce){ make_error("Server misconfigured: " + std::string(ce.what())); return; } make_response("502","Come again?"); return; } bool FTPControl::passive_off() { if(passive()){ _data_listener->free(); _data_listener->detach(); _data_listener = 0; } return true; } static std::string comma_dump_addr(const struct sockaddr_in& addr) { std::ostringstream s; uint32_t ad = ntohl(addr.sin_addr.s_addr); uint16_t port = ntohs(addr.sin_port); for(int i = 3;i>=0;--i) s << unsigned(ad >> (i*8) & 0xff) << ','; s << unsigned((port >> 8)&0xff) << ',' << unsigned(port & 0xff); return s.str(); } bool FTPControl::passive_on(bool epsv) { // always reinitialize passive mode as the accept queue created by the // FTPDataListener might have been mangled by the client if(passive()) passive_off(); bool cancel; config().get("no_passive_mode",cancel); if(cancel) return false; int px = 65535,pn = IPPORT_RESERVED; config().get_if_exists("passive_port_min",pn); config().get_if_exists("passive_port_max",px); _data_listener = new FTPDataListener(this); _data_listener->stream_container(&stream_container()); Stream*s; try{ s=Stream::listen_ipv4_range(_local_addr.sin_addr.s_addr,pn,px); s->consumer(_data_listener); } catch (...){ delete _data_listener; _data_listener = 0; warnx("unable to bind passive listener"); return false; } stream_container().add(s); config().get_timeout("timeout_xfer",*_data_listener); sockaddr_in addr; s->getsockname(addr); if(epsv){ std::ostringstream oss; oss << ntohs(addr.sin_port) << "|)"; make_response("229","Entering Extended Passive Mode (|||"+oss.str()); }else make_response("227",std::string("Entering Passive Mode. (")+ comma_dump_addr(addr) +")"); return true; } bool FTPControl::stream_hungup(Stream&stream) { if(passive()) passive_off(); if(xfer_pending()) _data_xfer->detach(); super::stream_hungup(stream); return true; } void FTPControl::cmd_pass(const std::string&argument) { if(_username.empty()){ make_response("503","Who's there?"); return; } try { if(!login(argument)){ make_response("530","You are not everything you claim to be"); } else { make_response_multiline("230",_user.message_login()); } } catch (const LimitException&){ make_response("530","Too many users in this class are logged in, try again later"); } } void FTPControl::cmd_epsv(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); if(argument.empty() || !strcasecmp(argument.c_str(),"1")){ passive_on(true); return; } if(!strcasecmp(argument.c_str(),"all")) { make_response("501","RFC 2428 makes proper support for EPSV ALL hasslesome so it isn't suppored"); return; } make_response_proto_not_supported(); } void FTPControl::cmd_eprt(const std::string&argument) { assert_auth(); if(argument.empty()) { make_response("501","Empty extended port argument - time for some sherry?"); return; } if(!active_on()) return; memset(&_port_addr,0,sizeof _port_addr); const char*str=argument.c_str(); char delim = *str++; char prot = *str++; if(prot == 0||prot ==delim){ make_response("501","No protocol specified for port (pass it left)"); return; } switch(prot){ case '1': _port_addr.sin_family = AF_INET; break; default: make_response_proto_not_supported(); return; } if(*str++ != delim){ make_response_proto_not_supported(); } std::string address; while(*str && *str!=delim) address += *str++; if(inet_pton(_port_addr.sin_family,address.c_str(),&_port_addr.sin_addr.s_addr)<=0){ make_response("501","Invalid address, wrong side of town"); return; } if(!*str++){ make_response("501","No port? No cigars? Call this a dinner party?"); return; } char*tail; unsigned long port = strtoul(str,&tail,10); if(tail == str || *tail != delim){ make_response("501","Bad port received (leading to gout)"); return; } _port_addr.sin_port = htons(port); make_response("200","Always happy to see a new port"); } void FTPControl::cmd_auth(const std::string&argument) { if(!strcasecmp(argument.c_str(),"tls") ||!strcasecmp(argument.c_str(),"tls-c")) { if(!_ssl_factory){ make_response("534","Not configured for TLS (no keys?)"); return; } make_response("234","Now happily talking TLS"); _turning_into_ssl = true; return; } make_response("504","Only know about AUTH TLS"); } void FTPControl::read_in(Stream&stream,size_t max) { if(_turning_into_ssl&&!response_ready()){ _turning_into_ssl = false; if(!_unencrypted_stream){ _unencrypted_stream = &stream; } Stream*ns; IOContext*saved = stream.consumer(); stream.release_consumer(); try{ ns=_ssl_factory->new_stream(&stream,stream_container()); } catch (...){ stream.consumer(saved); throw; } ns->consumer(saved); stream_container().add(ns); } else super::read_in(stream,max); } void FTPControl::cmd_pbsz(const std::string&argument) { if(!encrypted()){ make_response("503","Cannot protect an unencrypted stream"); return; } if(argument != "0"){ make_response("501","PBSZ=0"); return; } make_response("200","RFC 2228 - what a waste of time"); } teepeedee-0.3.1/src/ftpdatalistener.cc0000664000175000017500000000056307662033373014667 00000000000000#include #include #include #include #include #include "ftpdatalistener.hh" void FTPDataListener::set_data(IOContext*fdc) { _data = fdc; } IOContext* FTPDataListener::new_iocontext() { if(!has_data()){ delete_this(); return 0; } IOContext*tmp = _data; release_data(); return tmp; } teepeedee-0.3.1/src/ftplistlong.cc0000664000175000017500000000231407600752541014034 00000000000000#include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "ftplistlong.hh" static std::string ftp_date(std::time_t mtime) { std::time_t now = std::time(0); struct tm tmbuf; struct tm *split_mtime = localtime_r(&mtime,&tmbuf); const char*date_format = "%b %d %H:%M"; char datebuf[64]; if (mtime > now || (now - mtime) > 60*60*12*365) // in the future or more than 6 months old date_format = "%b %d %Y"; int ret = strftime(datebuf,sizeof datebuf,date_format,split_mtime); datebuf[sizeof(datebuf)-1]=0; if(ret == 0) { warn("strftime"); return "Jan 1 00:00"; } return datebuf; } void FTPListLong::prepare_entry() { User::Stat buf; std::ostringstream s; while(!_user.stat(virtual_path(),buf)){ skip_entry(); if(no_entries_left()) return; } // s << "---------- 0 unstatable deleted 0 Jan 1 00:00 "; s << buf.rwx_string() << ' '; s << std::setw(4) << buf.nlink() << ' '; s << buf.username() << ' '; s << buf.groupname() << ' '; s << std::setw(12) << buf.size() << ' '; s << ftp_date(buf.mtime()) << ' '; s << entry_name() << "\r\n"; set_entry(s.str()); } teepeedee-0.3.1/src/teepeedee-share0000664000175000017500000000422610006060067014121 00000000000000#! /usr/bin/python import tempfile import os import time import sys from optparse import OptionParser def write_file(filename, contents): fp = file(filename,"w") fp.write(contents) fp.close() def write_config(dir,sharedir,proto_ports): for proto in proto_ports.keys(): base = dir + "/" + proto + "/MyServer" os.makedirs(base,0700) print proto,"protocol server config in",base write_file(base + "/bind_port",str(proto_ports[proto])) print "--- listening on port",proto_ports[proto],"see",base+"/bind_port" write_file(base + "/bind_addr","0.0.0.0\n") print "--- listening on all interfaces, see",base + "/bind_addr" write_file(base + "/greeting","Thank you for using teepeedee\n") os.mkdir(base + "/users") userbase = base + "/users/default-user" os.mkdir(userbase) write_file(userbase + "/any_password_ok","") write_file(userbase + "/msg_welcome","Welcome to the teepeedee share created on " + time.asctime() + "\n") os.symlink(sharedir,userbase + "/homedir") proto_ports = { "http": 20180, "ftp": 20121 } p = OptionParser() p.add_option("-c","--configdir",dest="configdir", help="write configuration into DIR (default temp. directory)", metavar="DIR") p.add_option("-d","--sharedir",dest="sharedir",default=os.getcwd(), help="share directory DIR (default current directory)", metavar="DIR") p.add_option("-e","--exec",dest="executable",default="teepeedee", help="location of teepeedee executable", metavar="FILE") (options,args) = p.parse_args() dir = options.configdir if not dir: dir = tempfile.mkdtemp("-tpd") write_config(dir,options.sharedir,proto_ports) print print "WARNING" print "WARNING: Write access is enabled for group writable files and directories!" print "WARNING" print print "Now executing" print " ",options.executable,dir try: os.execlp(options.executable,options.executable,dir) except OSError, (no,strerror): print "execlp("+options.executable+"):",strerror sys.exit(1)