/* * CDDL HEADER START * * The contents of this file are subject to the terms of the * Common Development and Distribution License, Version 1.0 only * (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 (c) 1984, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989 AT&T */ /* All Rights Reserved */ /* * Copyright 2003 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. * Use is subject to license terms. */ #pragma ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI" /* * UNIX shell */ #include "defs.h" #include extern BOOL chkid(); extern unsigned char *simple(); extern int mailchk; static void namwalk(); static void set_builtins_path(); static int patheq(); static void dolocale(); struct namnod ps2nod = { (struct namnod *)NIL, &acctnod, (unsigned char *)ps2name }; struct namnod cdpnod = { (struct namnod *)NIL, (struct namnod *)NIL, (unsigned char *)cdpname }; struct namnod pathnod = { &mailpnod, (struct namnod *)NIL, (unsigned char *)pathname }; struct namnod ifsnod = { &homenod, &mailnod, (unsigned char *)ifsname }; struct namnod ps1nod = { &pathnod, &ps2nod, (unsigned char *)ps1name }; struct namnod homenod = { &cdpnod, (struct namnod *)NIL, (unsigned char *)homename }; struct namnod mailnod = { (struct namnod *)NIL, (struct namnod *)NIL, (unsigned char *)mailname }; struct namnod mchknod = { &ifsnod, &ps1nod, (unsigned char *)mchkname }; struct namnod acctnod = { (struct namnod *)NIL, (struct namnod *)NIL, (unsigned char *)acctname }; struct namnod mailpnod = { (struct namnod *)NIL, (struct namnod *)NIL, (unsigned char *)mailpname }; struct namnod *namep = &mchknod; /* ======== variable and string handling ======== */ syslook(w, syswds, n) register unsigned char *w; register struct sysnod syswds[]; int n; { int low; int high; int mid; register int cond; if (w == 0 || *w == 0) return(0); low = 0; high = n - 1; while (low <= high) { mid = (low + high) / 2; if ((cond = cf(w, syswds[mid].sysnam)) < 0) high = mid - 1; else if (cond > 0) low = mid + 1; else return(syswds[mid].sysval); } return(0); } setlist(arg, xp) register struct argnod *arg; int xp; { if (flags & exportflg) xp |= N_EXPORT; while (arg) { register unsigned char *s = mactrim(arg->argval); setname(s, xp); arg = arg->argnxt; if (flags & execpr) { prs(s); if (arg) blank(); else newline(); } } } setname(argi, xp) /* does parameter assignments */ unsigned char *argi; int xp; { register unsigned char *argscan = argi; register struct namnod *n; if (letter(*argscan)) { while (alphanum(*argscan)) argscan++; if (*argscan == '=') { *argscan = 0; /* make name a cohesive string */ n = lookup(argi); *argscan++ = '='; attrib(n, xp); if (xp & N_ENVNAM) { n->namenv = n->namval = argscan; if (n == &pathnod) set_builtins_path(); } else assign(n, argscan); dolocale(n->namid); return; } } } replace(a, v) register unsigned char **a; unsigned char *v; { free(*a); *a = make(v); } dfault(n, v) struct namnod *n; unsigned char *v; { if (n->namval == 0) assign(n, v); } assign(n, v) struct namnod *n; unsigned char *v; { if (n->namflg & N_RDONLY) failed(n->namid, wtfailed); #ifndef RES else if (flags & rshflg) { if (n == &pathnod || eq(n->namid,"SHELL")) failed(n->namid, restricted); } #endif else if (n->namflg & N_FUNCTN) { func_unhash(n->namid); freefunc(n); n->namenv = 0; n->namflg = N_DEFAULT; } if (n == &mchknod) { mailchk = stoi(v); } replace(&n->namval, v); attrib(n, N_ENVCHG); if (n == &pathnod) { zaphash(); set_dotpath(); set_builtins_path(); return; } if (flags & prompt) { if ((n == &mailpnod) || (n == &mailnod && mailpnod.namflg == N_DEFAULT)) setmail(n->namval); } } static void set_builtins_path() { register unsigned char *path; ucb_builtins = 0; path = getpath(""); while (path && *path) { if (patheq(path, "/usr/ucb")) { ucb_builtins++; break; } else if (patheq(path, "/usr/bin")) break; else if (patheq(path, "/bin")) break; else if (patheq(path, "/usr/5bin")) break; path = nextpath(path); } } static int patheq(component, dir) register unsigned char *component; register char *dir; { register unsigned char c; for (;;) { c = *component++; if (c == COLON) c = '\0'; /* end of component of path */ if (c != *dir++) return(0); if (c == '\0') return(1); } } readvar(names) unsigned char **names; { struct fileblk fb; register struct fileblk *f = &fb; unsigned char c[MULTI_BYTE_MAX+1]; register int rc = 0; struct namnod *n = lookup(*names++); /* done now to avoid storage mess */ unsigned char *rel = (unsigned char *)relstak(); unsigned char *oldstak; register unsigned char *pc, *rest; int d; push(f); initf(dup(0)); /* * If stdin is a pipe then this lseek(2) will fail with ESPIPE, so * the read buffer size is set to 1 because we will not be able * lseek(2) back towards the beginning of the file, so we have * to read a byte at a time instead * */ if (lseek(0, (off_t)0, SEEK_CUR) == -1) f->fsiz = 1; /* * If stdin is a socket then this isastream(3C) will return 1, so * the read buffer size is set to 1 because we will not be able * lseek(2) back towards the beginning of the file, so we have * to read a byte at a time instead * */ if (isastream(0) == 1) f->fsiz = 1; /* * strip leading IFS characters */ for (;;) { d = nextwc(); if(eolchar(d)) break; rest = readw(d); pc = c; while(*pc++ = *rest++); if(!anys(c, ifsnod.namval)) break; } oldstak = curstak(); for (;;) { if ((*names && anys(c, ifsnod.namval)) || eolchar(d)) { if (staktop >= brkend) growstak(staktop); zerostak(); assign(n, absstak(rel)); setstak(rel); if (*names) n = lookup(*names++); else n = 0; if (eolchar(d)) { break; } else /* strip imbedded IFS characters */ while(1) { d = nextwc(); if(eolchar(d)) break; rest = readw(d); pc = c; while(*pc++ = *rest++); if(!anys(c, ifsnod.namval)) break; } } else { if(d == '\\') { d = readwc(); rest = readw(d); while(d = *rest++) { if (staktop >= brkend) growstak(staktop); pushstak(d); } oldstak = staktop; } else { pc = c; while(d = *pc++) { if (staktop >= brkend) growstak(staktop); pushstak(d); } if(!anys(c, ifsnod.namval)) oldstak = staktop; } d = nextwc(); if (eolchar(d)) staktop = oldstak; else { rest = readw(d); pc = c; while(*pc++ = *rest++); } } } while (n) { assign(n, nullstr); if (*names) n = lookup(*names++); else n = 0; } if (eof) rc = 1; if (isastream(0) != 1) /* * If we are reading on a stream do not attempt to * lseek(2) back towards the start because this is * logically meaningless, but there is nothing in * the standards to pervent the stream implementation * from attempting it and breaking our code here * */ lseek(0, (off_t)(f->nxtoff - f->endoff), SEEK_CUR); pop(); return(rc); } assnum(p, i) unsigned char **p; long i; { int j = ltos(i); replace(p, &numbuf[j]); } unsigned char * make(v) unsigned char *v; { register unsigned char *p; if (v) { movstr(v, p = (unsigned char *)alloc(length(v))); return(p); } else return(0); } struct namnod * lookup(nam) register unsigned char *nam; { register struct namnod *nscan = namep; register struct namnod **prev; int LR; if (!chkid(nam)) failed(nam, notid); while (nscan) { if ((LR = cf(nam, nscan->namid)) == 0) return(nscan); else if (LR < 0) prev = &(nscan->namlft); else prev = &(nscan->namrgt); nscan = *prev; } /* * add name node */ nscan = (struct namnod *)alloc(sizeof *nscan); nscan->namlft = nscan->namrgt = (struct namnod *)NIL; nscan->namid = make(nam); nscan->namval = 0; nscan->namflg = N_DEFAULT; nscan->namenv = 0; return(*prev = nscan); } BOOL chkid(nam) unsigned char *nam; { register unsigned char *cp = nam; if (!letter(*cp)) return(FALSE); else { while (*++cp) { if (!alphanum(*cp)) return(FALSE); } } return(TRUE); } static int (*namfn)(); namscan(fn) int (*fn)(); { namfn = fn; namwalk(namep); } static void namwalk(np) register struct namnod *np; { if (np) { namwalk(np->namlft); (*namfn)(np); namwalk(np->namrgt); } } printnam(n) struct namnod *n; { register unsigned char *s; sigchk(); if (n->namflg & N_FUNCTN) { prs_buff(n->namid); prs_buff("(){\n"); prf(n->namenv); prs_buff("\n}\n"); } else if (s = n->namval) { prs_buff(n->namid); prc_buff('='); prs_buff(s); prc_buff(NL); } } static unsigned char * staknam(n) register struct namnod *n; { register unsigned char *p; p = movstrstak(n->namid, staktop); p = movstrstak("=", p); p = movstrstak(n->namval, p); return(getstak(p + 1 - (unsigned char *)(stakbot))); } static int namec; exname(n) register struct namnod *n; { register int flg = n->namflg; if (flg & N_ENVCHG) { if (flg & N_EXPORT) { free(n->namenv); n->namenv = make(n->namval); } else { free(n->namval); n->namval = make(n->namenv); } } if (!(flg & N_FUNCTN)) n->namflg = N_DEFAULT; if (n->namval) namec++; } printro(n) register struct namnod *n; { if (n->namflg & N_RDONLY) { prs_buff(readonly); prc_buff(SPACE); prs_buff(n->namid); prc_buff(NL); } } printexp(n) register struct namnod *n; { if (n->namflg & N_EXPORT) { prs_buff(export); prc_buff(SPACE); prs_buff(n->namid); prc_buff(NL); } } setup_env() { register unsigned char **e = environ; while (*e) setname(*e++, N_ENVNAM); } static unsigned char **argnam; static countnam(n) struct namnod *n; { if (n->namval) namec++; } static pushnam(n) register struct namnod *n; { register int flg = n->namflg; register unsigned char *p; register unsigned char *namval; if (((flg & N_ENVCHG) && (flg & N_EXPORT)) || (flg & N_FUNCTN)) namval = n->namval; else { /* Discard Local variable in child process */ if (!(flg & ~N_ENVCHG)) { n->namflg = 0; n->namenv = 0; if (n->namval) { /* Release for re-use */ free(n->namval); n->namval = (unsigned char *)NIL; } } namval = n->namenv; } if (namval) { p = movstrstak(n->namid, staktop); p = movstrstak("=", p); p = movstrstak(namval, p); *argnam++ = getstak(p + 1 - (unsigned char *)(stakbot)); } } unsigned char ** local_setenv() { register unsigned char **er; namec = 0; namscan(countnam); argnam = er = (unsigned char **)getstak(namec * BYTESPERWORD + BYTESPERWORD); namscan(pushnam); *argnam++ = 0; return(er); } void setvars() { namscan(exname); } struct namnod * findnam(nam) register unsigned char *nam; { register struct namnod *nscan = namep; int LR; if (!chkid(nam)) return(0); while (nscan) { if ((LR = cf(nam, nscan->namid)) == 0) return(nscan); else if (LR < 0) nscan = nscan->namlft; else nscan = nscan->namrgt; } return(0); } unset_name(name) register unsigned char *name; { register struct namnod *n; register unsigned char call_dolocale = 0; if (n = findnam(name)) { if (n->namflg & N_RDONLY) failed(name, wtfailed); if (n == &pathnod || n == &ifsnod || n == &ps1nod || n == &ps2nod || n == &mchknod) { failed(name, badunset); } #ifndef RES if ((flags & rshflg) && eq(name, "SHELL")) failed(name, restricted); #endif if (n->namflg & N_FUNCTN) { func_unhash(name); freefunc(n); } else { call_dolocale++; free(n->namval); free(n->namenv); } n->namval = n->namenv = 0; n->namflg = N_DEFAULT; if (call_dolocale) dolocale(name); if (flags & prompt) { if (n == &mailpnod) setmail(mailnod.namval); else if (n == &mailnod && mailpnod.namflg == N_DEFAULT) setmail(0); } } } /* * The environment variables which affect locale. * Note: if all names in this list do not begin with 'L', * you MUST modify dolocale(). Also, be sure that the * fake_env has the same number of elements as localevar. */ static char *localevar[] = { "LC_ALL", "LC_CTYPE", "LC_MESSAGES", "LANG", 0 }; static char *fake_env[] = { 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 }; /* * If name is one of several special variables which affect the locale, * do a setlocale(). */ static void dolocale(nm) char *nm; { char **real_env; struct namnod *n; int lv, fe; int i; /* * Take advantage of fact that names of these vars all start * with 'L' to avoid unnecessary work. * Do locale processing only if /usr is mounted. */ if ((*nm != 'L') || !localedir_exists || (!(eq(nm, "LC_ALL") || eq(nm, "LC_CTYPE") || eq(nm, "LANG") || eq(nm, "LC_MESSAGES")))) return; /* * setlocale() has all the smarts built into it, but * it works by examining the environment. Unfortunately, * when you set an environment variable, the shell does * not modify its own environment; it just remembers that the * variable needs to be exported to any children. We hack around * this by consing up a fake environment for the use of setlocale() * and substituting it for the real env before calling setlocale(). */ /* * Build the fake environment. * Look up the value of each of the special environment * variables, and put their value into the fake environment, * if they are exported. */ for (lv = 0, fe = 0; localevar[lv]; lv++) { if ((n = findnam(localevar[lv]))) { register char *p, *q; if (!n->namval) continue; fake_env[fe++] = p = alloc(length(localevar[lv]) + length(n->namval) + 2); /* copy name */ q = localevar[lv]; while (*q) *p++ = *q++; *p++ = '='; /* copy value */ q = (char*)(n->namval); while (*q) *p++ = *q++; *p++ = '\0'; } } fake_env[fe] = (char *)0; /* * Switch fake env for real and call setlocale(). */ real_env = (char **)environ; environ = (unsigned char **)fake_env; if (setlocale(LC_ALL, "") == NULL) prs("couldn't set locale correctly\n"); /* * Switch back and tear down the fake env. */ environ = (unsigned char **)real_env; for (i = 0; i < fe; i++) { free(fake_env[i]); fake_env[i] = (char *)0; } }