/* * CDDL HEADER START * * The contents of this file are subject to the terms of the * Common Development and Distribution License (the "License"). * You may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * * You can obtain a copy of the license at usr/src/OPENSOLARIS.LICENSE * or http://www.opensolaris.org/os/licensing. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions * and limitations under the License. * * When distributing Covered Code, include this CDDL HEADER in each * file and include the License file at usr/src/OPENSOLARIS.LICENSE. * If applicable, add the following below this CDDL HEADER, with the * fields enclosed by brackets "[]" replaced with your own identifying * information: Portions Copyright [yyyy] [name of copyright owner] * * CDDL HEADER END */ /* * Copyright 2006 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. * Use is subject to license terms. */ #pragma ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI" /* * Shared code used by the name-service-switch frontends (e.g. getpwnam_r()) */ #pragma weak nss_delete = _nss_delete #pragma weak nss_endent = _nss_endent #pragma weak nss_getent = _nss_getent #pragma weak nss_search = _nss_search #pragma weak nss_setent = _nss_setent #include "synonyms.h" #include #include #define __NSS_PRIVATE_INTERFACE #include "nsswitch_priv.h" #undef __NSS_PRIVATE_INTERFACE #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "libc.h" #include "tsd.h" /* * The golden rule is: if you hold a pointer to an nss_db_state struct and * you don't hold the lock, you'd better have incremented the refcount * while you held the lock; otherwise, it may vanish or change * significantly when you least expect it. * * The pointer in nss_db_root_t is one such, so the reference count >= 1. * Ditto the pointer in struct nss_getent_context. */ /* * State for one nsswitch database (e.g. "passwd", "hosts") */ struct nss_db_state { nss_db_root_t orphan_root; /* XXX explain */ unsigned refcount; /* One for the pointer in */ /* nss_db_root_t, plus one */ /* for each active thread. */ nss_db_params_t p; struct __nsw_switchconfig_v1 *config; int max_src; /* is == config->num_lookups */ struct nss_src_state *src; /* Pointer to array[max_src] */ }; /* * State for one of the sources (e.g. "nis", "compat") for a database */ struct nss_src_state { struct __nsw_lookup_v1 *lkp; int n_active; int n_dormant; int n_waiting; /* ... on wanna_be */ cond_t wanna_be; union { nss_backend_t *single; /* Efficiency hack for common case */ /* when limit_dead_backends == 1 */ nss_backend_t **multi; /* array[limit_dead_backends] of */ } dormant; /* pointers to dormant backends */ nss_backend_constr_t be_constr; nss_backend_finder_t *finder; void *finder_priv; }; static struct nss_db_state *_nss_db_state_constr(nss_db_initf_t); void _nss_db_state_destr(struct nss_db_state *); /* ==== null definitions if !MTSAFE? Ditto lock field in nss_db_root_t */ #define NSS_ROOTLOCK(r, sp) ((void) _private_mutex_lock(&(r)->lock), \ *(sp) = (r)->s) #define NSS_UNLOCK(r) ((void) _private_mutex_unlock(&(r)->lock)) #define NSS_CHECKROOT(rp, s) ((s) != (*(rp))->s && \ ((void) _private_mutex_unlock(&(*(rp))->lock), \ (void) _private_mutex_lock(&(s)->orphan_root.lock), \ *(rp) = &(s)->orphan_root)) #define NSS_RELOCK(rp, s) ((void) _private_mutex_lock(&(*(rp))->lock), \ NSS_CHECKROOT(rp, s)) #define NSS_STATE_REF_u(s) (++(s)->refcount) #define NSS_UNREF_UNLOCK(r, s) (--(s)->refcount != 0 \ ? ((void)NSS_UNLOCK(r)) \ : (NSS_UNLOCK(r), (void)_nss_db_state_destr(s))) #define NSS_LOCK_CHECK(r, f, sp) (NSS_ROOTLOCK((r), (sp)), \ *(sp) == 0 && \ (r->s = *(sp) = _nss_db_state_constr(f))) /* === In the future, NSS_LOCK_CHECK() may also have to check that */ /* === the config info hasn't changed (by comparing version numbers) */ /* NSS_OPTIONS infrastructure BEGIN */ static int checked_env = 0; /* protected by "rootlock" */ /* allowing __nss_debug_file to be set could be a security hole. */ FILE *__nss_debug_file = stdout; int __nss_debug_eng_loop; /* NIS_OPTIONS infrastructure (from linbsl/nis/cache/cache_api.cc) */ /* allowing __nis_debug_file to be set could be a security hole. */ FILE *__nis_debug_file = stdout; int __nis_debug_bind; int __nis_debug_rpc; int __nis_debug_calls; char *__nis_prefsrv; char *__nis_preftype; char *__nis_server; /* if set, use only this server for binding */ #define OPT_INT 1 #define OPT_STRING 2 #ifdef DEBUG #define OPT_FILE 3 #endif struct option { char *name; int type; void *address; }; static struct option nss_options[] = { #ifdef DEBUG /* allowing __nss_debug_file to be set could be a security hole. */ { "debug_file", OPT_FILE, &__nss_debug_file }, #endif { "debug_eng_loop", OPT_INT, &__nss_debug_eng_loop }, { 0, 0, 0 }, }; static struct option nis_options[] = { #ifdef DEBUG /* allowing __nis_debug_file to be set could be a security hole. */ { "debug_file", OPT_FILE, &__nis_debug_file }, #endif { "debug_bind", OPT_INT, &__nis_debug_bind }, { "debug_rpc", OPT_INT, &__nis_debug_rpc }, { "debug_calls", OPT_INT, &__nis_debug_calls }, { "server", OPT_STRING, &__nis_server }, { "pref_srvr", OPT_STRING, &__nis_prefsrv }, { "pref_type", OPT_STRING, &__nis_preftype }, { 0, 0, 0 }, }; static void set_option(struct option *opt, char *name, char *val) { int n; char *p; #ifdef DEBUG FILE *fp; #endif for (; opt->name; opt++) { if (strcmp(name, opt->name) == 0) { switch (opt->type) { case OPT_STRING: p = libc_strdup(val); *((char **)opt->address) = p; break; case OPT_INT: if (strcmp(val, "") == 0) n = 1; else n = atoi(val); *((int *)opt->address) = n; break; #ifdef DEBUG case OPT_FILE: fp = fopen(val, "wF"); *((FILE **)opt->address) = fp; break; #endif } break; } } } static void __parse_environment(struct option *opt, char *p) { char *base; char optname[100]; char optval[100]; while (*p) { while (isspace(*p)) p++; if (*p == '\0') break; base = p; while (*p && *p != '=' && !isspace(*p)) p++; /* * play it safe and keep it simple, bail if an opt name * is too long. */ if ((p-base) >= sizeof (optname)) return; (void) strncpy(optname, base, p-base); optname[p-base] = '\0'; if (*p == '=') { p++; base = p; while (*p && !isspace(*p)) p++; /* * play it safe and keep it simple, bail if an opt * value is too long. */ if ((p-base) >= sizeof (optval)) return; (void) strncpy(optval, base, p-base); optval[p-base] = '\0'; } else { optval[0] = '\0'; } set_option(opt, optname, optval); } } static void nss_get_environment() { char *p; /* NSS_OPTIONS is undocumented and should be used without nscd running. */ p = getenv("NSS_OPTIONS"); if (p == NULL) return; __parse_environment(nss_options, p); } /* * sole external routine called from libnsl/nis/cache/cache_api.cc in the * routines _nis_CacheInit/__nis_CacheLocalInit/__nis_CacheMgrInit_discard * Only after checking "checked_env" (which must be done with mutex * "cur_cache_lock" held) and is done once, (then "checked_env" is set) */ void __nis_get_environment() { char *p; p = getenv("NIS_OPTIONS"); if (p == NULL) return; __parse_environment(nis_options, p); } /* NSS_OPTIONS/NIS_OPTIONS infrastructure END */ static nss_backend_t * nss_get_backend_u(nss_db_root_t **rootpp, struct nss_db_state *s, int n_src) { struct nss_src_state *src = &s->src[n_src]; nss_backend_t *be; for (;;) { if (src->n_dormant > 0) { src->n_dormant--; src->n_active++; if (s->p.max_dormant_per_src == 1) { be = src->dormant.single; } else { be = src->dormant.multi[src->n_dormant]; } break; } if (src->be_constr == 0) { nss_backend_finder_t *bf; for (bf = s->p.finders; bf != 0; bf = bf->next) { nss_backend_constr_t c; c = (*bf->lookup) (bf->lookup_priv, s->p.name, src->lkp->service_name, &src->finder_priv); if (c != 0) { src->be_constr = c; src->finder = bf; break; } } if (src->be_constr == 0) { /* Couldn't find the backend anywhere */ be = 0; break; } } if (src->n_active < s->p.max_active_per_src) { be = (*src->be_constr)(s->p.name, src->lkp->service_name, 0 /* === unimplemented */); if (be != 0) { src->n_active++; break; } else if (src->n_active == 0) { /* Something's wrong; we should be */ /* able to create at least one */ /* instance of the backend */ break; } /* * Else it's odd that we can't create another backend * instance, but don't sweat it; instead, queue for * an existing backend instance. */ } src->n_waiting++; (void) cond_wait(&src->wanna_be, &(*rootpp)->lock); NSS_CHECKROOT(rootpp, s); src->n_waiting--; /* * Loop and see whether things got better for us, or whether * someone else got scheduled first and we have to try * this again. * * === ?? Should count iterations, assume bug if many ?? */ } return (be); } static void nss_put_backend_u(struct nss_db_state *s, int n_src, nss_backend_t *be) { struct nss_src_state *src = &s->src[n_src]; if (be == 0) { return; } src->n_active--; if (src->n_dormant < s->p.max_dormant_per_src) { if (s->p.max_dormant_per_src == 1) { src->dormant.single = be; src->n_dormant++; } else if (src->dormant.multi != 0 || (src->dormant.multi = libc_malloc(s->p.max_dormant_per_src * sizeof (nss_backend_t *))) != NULL) { src->dormant.multi[src->n_dormant] = be; src->n_dormant++; } else { /* Can't store it, so toss it */ (void) NSS_INVOKE_DBOP(be, NSS_DBOP_DESTRUCTOR, 0); } } else { /* We've stored as many as we want, so toss it */ (void) NSS_INVOKE_DBOP(be, NSS_DBOP_DESTRUCTOR, 0); } if (src->n_waiting > 0) { (void) cond_signal(&src->wanna_be); } } static struct nss_db_state * _nss_db_state_constr(nss_db_initf_t initf) { struct nss_db_state *s; struct __nsw_switchconfig_v1 *config = 0; struct __nsw_lookup_v1 *lkp; enum __nsw_parse_err err; const char *config_name; int n_src; if ((s = libc_malloc(sizeof (*s))) == 0) { return (0); } (void) _private_mutex_init(&s->orphan_root.lock, USYNC_THREAD, 0); s->p.max_active_per_src = 10; s->p.max_dormant_per_src = 1; s->p.finders = nss_default_finders; (*initf)(&s->p); if (s->p.name == 0) { _nss_db_state_destr(s); return (0); } if (!checked_env) { /* NSS_OPTIONS is undocumented and should be used without nscd running. */ nss_get_environment(); checked_env = 1; } config_name = s->p.config_name ? s->p.config_name : s->p.name; if (! (s->p.flags & NSS_USE_DEFAULT_CONFIG)) { config = __nsw_getconfig_v1(config_name, &err); /* === ? test err ? */ } if (config == 0) { /* getconfig failed, or frontend demanded default config */ char *str; /* _nsw_getoneconfig() clobbers its argument */ if ((str = libc_strdup(s->p.default_config)) != 0) { config = _nsw_getoneconfig_v1(config_name, str, &err); libc_free(str); } if (config == 0) { _nss_db_state_destr(s); return (0); } } s->config = config; if ((s->max_src = config->num_lookups) <= 0 || (s->src = libc_malloc(s->max_src * sizeof (*s->src))) == 0) { _nss_db_state_destr(s); return (0); } for (n_src = 0, lkp = config->lookups; n_src < s->max_src; n_src++, lkp = lkp->next) { s->src[n_src].lkp = lkp; (void) cond_init(&s->src[n_src].wanna_be, USYNC_THREAD, 0); } s->refcount = 1; return (s); } void _nss_src_state_destr(struct nss_src_state *src, int max_dormant) { if (max_dormant == 1) { if (src->n_dormant != 0) { (void) NSS_INVOKE_DBOP(src->dormant.single, NSS_DBOP_DESTRUCTOR, 0); }; } else if (src->dormant.multi != 0) { int n; for (n = 0; n < src->n_dormant; n++) { (void) NSS_INVOKE_DBOP(src->dormant.multi[n], NSS_DBOP_DESTRUCTOR, 0); } libc_free(src->dormant.multi); } /* cond_destroy(&src->wanna_be); */ if (src->finder != 0) { (*src->finder->delete)(src->finder_priv, src->be_constr); } } /* * _nss_db_state_destr() -- used by NSS_UNREF_UNLOCK() to free the entire * nss_db_state structure. * Assumes that s has been ref-counted down to zero (in particular, * rootp->s has already been dealt with). * * Nobody else holds a pointer to *s (if they did, refcount != 0), * so we can clean up state *after* we drop the lock (also, by the * time we finish freeing the state structures, the lock may have * ceased to exist -- if we were using the orphan_root). */ void _nss_db_state_destr(struct nss_db_state *s) { /* === _private_mutex_destroy(&s->orphan_root.lock); */ if (s->p.cleanup != 0) { (*s->p.cleanup)(&s->p); } if (s->config != 0) { (void) __nsw_freeconfig_v1(s->config); } if (s->src != 0) { int n_src; for (n_src = 0; n_src < s->max_src; n_src++) { _nss_src_state_destr(&s->src[n_src], s->p.max_dormant_per_src); } libc_free(s->src); } libc_free(s); } void nss_delete(nss_db_root_t *rootp) { struct nss_db_state *s; NSS_ROOTLOCK(rootp, &s); if (s == 0) { NSS_UNLOCK(rootp); } else { rootp->s = 0; NSS_UNREF_UNLOCK(rootp, s); } } /* * _nss_status_vec() returns a bit vector of all status codes returned during * the most recent call to nss_search(). * _nss_status_vec_p() returns a pointer to this bit vector, or NULL on * failure. * These functions are private. Don't use them externally without discussing * it with the switch maintainers. */ static uint_t * _nss_status_vec_p() { return (tsdalloc(_T_NSS_STATUS_VEC, sizeof (uint_t), NULL)); } unsigned int _nss_status_vec(void) { unsigned int *status_vec_p = _nss_status_vec_p(); return ((status_vec_p != NULL) ? *status_vec_p : (1 << NSS_UNAVAIL)); } static void output_loop_diag_a( int n, char *dbase, struct __nsw_lookup_v1 *lkp) { (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "NSS_retry(%d): '%s': trying '%s' ... ", n, dbase, lkp->service_name); (void) fflush(__nss_debug_file); } static void output_loop_diag_b( nss_status_t res, struct __nsw_lookup_v1 *lkp) { (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "result="); switch (res) { case NSS_SUCCESS: (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "SUCCESS"); break; case NSS_NOTFOUND: (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "NOTFOUND"); break; case NSS_UNAVAIL: (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "UNAVAIL"); break; case NSS_TRYAGAIN: (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "TRYAGAIN"); break; case NSS_NISSERVDNS_TRYAGAIN: (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "NISSERVDNS_TRYAGAIN"); break; default: (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "undefined"); } (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, ", action="); switch (lkp->actions[res]) { case __NSW_CONTINUE: (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "CONTINUE"); break; case __NSW_RETURN: (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "RETURN"); break; case __NSW_TRYAGAIN_FOREVER: (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "TRYAGAIN_FOREVER"); break; case __NSW_TRYAGAIN_NTIMES: (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "TRYAGAIN_NTIMES (N=%d)", lkp->max_retries); break; case __NSW_TRYAGAIN_PAUSED: (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "TRYAGAIN_PAUSED"); break; default: (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "undefined"); } (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "\n"); } #define NSS_BACKOFF(n, b, t) \ ((n) > ((b) + 3) ? t : (1 << ((n) - ((b) + 1)))) static int retry_test(nss_status_t res, int n, struct __nsw_lookup_v1 *lkp) { if (res != NSS_TRYAGAIN && res != NSS_NISSERVDNS_TRYAGAIN) { if (res == NSS_SUCCESS) { __NSW_UNPAUSE_ACTION(lkp->actions[__NSW_TRYAGAIN]); __NSW_UNPAUSE_ACTION( lkp->actions[__NSW_NISSERVDNS_TRYAGAIN]); } return (0); } if ((res == NSS_TRYAGAIN && lkp->actions[__NSW_TRYAGAIN] == __NSW_TRYAGAIN_FOREVER) || (res == NSS_NISSERVDNS_TRYAGAIN && lkp->actions[__NSW_NISSERVDNS_TRYAGAIN] == __NSW_TRYAGAIN_FOREVER)) return (1); if (res == NSS_TRYAGAIN && lkp->actions[__NSW_TRYAGAIN] == __NSW_TRYAGAIN_NTIMES) if (n <= lkp->max_retries) return (1); else { lkp->actions[__NSW_TRYAGAIN] = __NSW_TRYAGAIN_PAUSED; return (0); } if (res == NSS_NISSERVDNS_TRYAGAIN && lkp->actions[__NSW_NISSERVDNS_TRYAGAIN] == __NSW_TRYAGAIN_NTIMES) if (n <= lkp->max_retries) return (1); else { lkp->actions[__NSW_NISSERVDNS_TRYAGAIN] = __NSW_TRYAGAIN_PAUSED; return (0); } return (0); } nss_status_t nss_search(nss_db_root_t *rootp, nss_db_initf_t initf, int search_fnum, void *search_args) { nss_status_t res = NSS_UNAVAIL; struct nss_db_state *s; int n_src; unsigned int *status_vec_p = _nss_status_vec_p(); if (status_vec_p == NULL) { return (NSS_UNAVAIL); } *status_vec_p = 0; NSS_LOCK_CHECK(rootp, initf, &s); if (s == 0) { NSS_UNLOCK(rootp); return (res); } NSS_STATE_REF_u(s); for (n_src = 0; n_src < s->max_src; n_src++) { nss_backend_t *be; nss_backend_op_t funcp; res = NSS_UNAVAIL; if ((be = nss_get_backend_u(&rootp, s, n_src)) != 0) { if ((funcp = NSS_LOOKUP_DBOP(be, search_fnum)) != 0) { int n_loop = 0; int no_backoff = 19; int max_backoff = 5; /* seconds */ do { /* * Backend operation may take a while; * drop the lock so we don't serialize * more than necessary. */ NSS_UNLOCK(rootp); /* After several tries, backoff... */ if (n_loop > no_backoff) { if (__nss_debug_eng_loop > 1) (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "NSS: loop: sleeping %d ...\n", NSS_BACKOFF(n_loop, no_backoff, max_backoff)); (void) sleep(NSS_BACKOFF(n_loop, no_backoff, max_backoff)); } if (__nss_debug_eng_loop) output_loop_diag_a(n_loop, s->config->dbase, s->src[n_src].lkp); res = (*funcp)(be, search_args); NSS_RELOCK(&rootp, s); n_loop++; if (__nss_debug_eng_loop) output_loop_diag_b(res, s->src[n_src].lkp); } while (retry_test(res, n_loop, s->src[n_src].lkp)); } nss_put_backend_u(s, n_src, be); } *status_vec_p |= (1 << res); if (__NSW_ACTION_V1(s->src[n_src].lkp, res) == __NSW_RETURN) { if (__nss_debug_eng_loop) (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "NSS: '%s': return.\n", s->config->dbase); break; } else if (__nss_debug_eng_loop) (void) fprintf(__nss_debug_file, "NSS: '%s': continue ...\n", s->config->dbase); } NSS_UNREF_UNLOCK(rootp, s); return (res); } /* * Start of nss_setent()/nss_getent()/nss_endent() */ /* * State (here called "context") for one setent/getent.../endent sequence. * In principle there could be multiple contexts active for a single * database; in practice, since Posix and UI have helpfully said that * getent() state is global rather than, say, per-thread or user-supplied, * we have at most one of these per nss_db_state. */ struct nss_getent_context { int n_src; /* >= max_src ==> end of sequence */ nss_backend_t *be; struct nss_db_state *s; /* * XXX ?? Should contain enough cross-check info that we can detect an * nss_context that missed an nss_delete() or similar. */ }; static void nss_setent_u(nss_db_root_t *, nss_db_initf_t, nss_getent_t *); static nss_status_t nss_getent_u(nss_db_root_t *, nss_db_initf_t, nss_getent_t *, void *); static void nss_endent_u(nss_db_root_t *, nss_db_initf_t, nss_getent_t *); void nss_setent(nss_db_root_t *rootp, nss_db_initf_t initf, nss_getent_t *contextpp) { if (contextpp == 0) { return; } (void) _private_mutex_lock(&contextpp->lock); nss_setent_u(rootp, initf, contextpp); (void) _private_mutex_unlock(&contextpp->lock); } nss_status_t nss_getent(nss_db_root_t *rootp, nss_db_initf_t initf, nss_getent_t *contextpp, void *args) { nss_status_t status; if (contextpp == 0) { return (NSS_UNAVAIL); } (void) _private_mutex_lock(&contextpp->lock); status = nss_getent_u(rootp, initf, contextpp, args); (void) _private_mutex_unlock(&contextpp->lock); return (status); } void nss_endent(nss_db_root_t *rootp, nss_db_initf_t initf, nss_getent_t *contextpp) { if (contextpp == 0) { return; } (void) _private_mutex_lock(&contextpp->lock); nss_endent_u(rootp, initf, contextpp); (void) _private_mutex_unlock(&contextpp->lock); } /* * Each of the _u versions of the nss interfaces assume that the context * lock is held. */ static void end_iter_u(nss_db_root_t *rootp, struct nss_getent_context *contextp) { struct nss_db_state *s; nss_backend_t *be; int n_src; s = contextp->s; n_src = contextp->n_src; be = contextp->be; if (s != 0) { if (n_src < s->max_src && be != 0) { (void) NSS_INVOKE_DBOP(be, NSS_DBOP_ENDENT, 0); NSS_RELOCK(&rootp, s); nss_put_backend_u(s, n_src, be); contextp->be = 0; /* Should be unnecessary, but hey */ NSS_UNREF_UNLOCK(rootp, s); } contextp->s = 0; } } static void nss_setent_u(nss_db_root_t *rootp, nss_db_initf_t initf, nss_getent_t *contextpp) { struct nss_db_state *s; struct nss_getent_context *contextp; nss_backend_t *be; int n_src; if ((contextp = contextpp->ctx) == 0) { if ((contextp = libc_malloc(sizeof (*contextp))) == 0) { return; } contextpp->ctx = contextp; s = 0; } else { s = contextp->s; } if (s == 0) { NSS_LOCK_CHECK(rootp, initf, &s); if (s == 0) { /* Couldn't set up state, so quit */ NSS_UNLOCK(rootp); /* ==== is there any danger of not having done an */ /* end_iter() here, and hence of losing backends? */ contextpp->ctx = 0; libc_free(contextp); return; } NSS_STATE_REF_u(s); contextp->s = s; } else { s = contextp->s; n_src = contextp->n_src; be = contextp->be; if (n_src == 0 && be != 0) { /* * Optimization: don't do endent, don't change * backends, just do the setent. Look Ma, no locks * (nor any context that needs updating). */ (void) NSS_INVOKE_DBOP(be, NSS_DBOP_SETENT, 0); return; } if (n_src < s->max_src && be != 0) { (void) NSS_INVOKE_DBOP(be, NSS_DBOP_ENDENT, 0); NSS_RELOCK(&rootp, s); nss_put_backend_u(s, n_src, be); contextp->be = 0; /* Play it safe */ } else { NSS_RELOCK(&rootp, s); } } for (n_src = 0, be = 0; n_src < s->max_src && (be = nss_get_backend_u(&rootp, s, n_src)) == 0; n_src++) { ; } NSS_UNLOCK(rootp); contextp->n_src = n_src; contextp->be = be; if (be == 0) { /* Things are broken enough that we can't do setent/getent */ nss_endent_u(rootp, initf, contextpp); return; } (void) NSS_INVOKE_DBOP(be, NSS_DBOP_SETENT, 0); } static nss_status_t nss_getent_u(nss_db_root_t *rootp, nss_db_initf_t initf, nss_getent_t *contextpp, void *args) { struct nss_db_state *s; struct nss_getent_context *contextp; int n_src; nss_backend_t *be; if ((contextp = contextpp->ctx) == 0) { nss_setent_u(rootp, initf, contextpp); if ((contextp = contextpp->ctx) == 0) { /* Give up */ return (NSS_UNAVAIL); } } s = contextp->s; n_src = contextp->n_src; be = contextp->be; if (s == 0) { /* * We've done an end_iter() and haven't done nss_setent() * or nss_endent() since; we should stick in this state * until the caller invokes one of those two routines. */ return (NSS_SUCCESS); } while (n_src < s->max_src) { nss_status_t res; if (be == 0) { /* If it's null it's a bug, but let's play safe */ res = NSS_UNAVAIL; } else { res = NSS_INVOKE_DBOP(be, NSS_DBOP_GETENT, args); } if (__NSW_ACTION_V1(s->src[n_src].lkp, res) == __NSW_RETURN) { if (res != __NSW_SUCCESS) { end_iter_u(rootp, contextp); } return (res); } (void) NSS_INVOKE_DBOP(be, NSS_DBOP_ENDENT, 0); NSS_RELOCK(&rootp, s); nss_put_backend_u(s, n_src, be); do { n_src++; } while (n_src < s->max_src && (be = nss_get_backend_u(&rootp, s, n_src)) == 0); if (be == 0) { /* * This is the case where we failed to get the backend * for the last source. We exhausted all sources. */ NSS_UNLOCK(rootp); nss_endent_u(rootp, initf, contextpp); nss_delete(rootp); return (NSS_SUCCESS); } NSS_UNLOCK(rootp); contextp->n_src = n_src; contextp->be = be; (void) NSS_INVOKE_DBOP(be, NSS_DBOP_SETENT, 0); } /* Got to the end of the sources without finding another entry */ end_iter_u(rootp, contextp); return (NSS_SUCCESS); /* success is either a successful entry or end of the sources */ } /*ARGSUSED*/ static void nss_endent_u(nss_db_root_t *rootp, nss_db_initf_t initf, nss_getent_t *contextpp) { struct nss_getent_context *contextp; if ((contextp = contextpp->ctx) == 0) { /* nss_endent() on an unused context is a no-op */ return; } /* * Existing code (BSD, SunOS) works in such a way that getXXXent() * following an endXXXent() behaves as though the user had invoked * setXXXent(), i.e. it iterates properly from the beginning. * We'd better not break this, so our choices are * (1) leave the context structure around, and do nss_setent or * something equivalent, * or (2) free the context completely, and rely on the code in * nss_getent() that makes getXXXent() do the right thing * even without a preceding setXXXent(). * The code below does (2), which frees up resources nicely but will * cost more if the user then does more getXXXent() operations. * Moral: for efficiency, don't call endXXXent() prematurely. */ end_iter_u(rootp, contextp); libc_free(contextp); contextpp->ctx = 0; }