15e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund /* 2c19800e8SDoug Rabson * Copyright (c) 2000, 2005 Kungliga Tekniska H�gskolan 35e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * (Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden). 45e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * All rights reserved. 55e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * 65e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without 75e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions 85e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * are met: 95e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * 105e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright 115e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. 125e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * 135e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright 145e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the 155e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. 165e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * 175e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * 3. Neither the name of the Institute nor the names of its contributors 185e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software 195e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * without specific prior written permission. 205e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * 215e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE INSTITUTE AND CONTRIBUTORS ``AS IS'' AND 225e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE 235e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE 245e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE INSTITUTE OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE 255e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL 265e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS 275e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) 285e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT 295e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY 305e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF 315e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * SUCH DAMAGE. 325e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund */ 335e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund 345e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund 355e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H 365e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund #include <config.h> 37c19800e8SDoug Rabson RCSID("$Id: environment.c 20866 2007-06-03 21:00:29Z lha $"); 385e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund #endif 395e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund 405e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund #include <stdio.h> 415e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund #include <string.h> 42c19800e8SDoug Rabson #include <ctype.h> 435e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund #include "roken.h" 445e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund 45c19800e8SDoug Rabson /* find assignment in env list; len is length of variable including 46c19800e8SDoug Rabson * equal 475e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund */ 485e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund 49c19800e8SDoug Rabson static int 50c19800e8SDoug Rabson find_var(char **env, char *assignment, size_t len) 515e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund { 52c19800e8SDoug Rabson int i; 53c19800e8SDoug Rabson for(i = 0; env != NULL && env[i] != NULL; i++) 54c19800e8SDoug Rabson if(strncmp(env[i], assignment, len) == 0) 55c19800e8SDoug Rabson return i; 56c19800e8SDoug Rabson return -1; 57c19800e8SDoug Rabson } 58c19800e8SDoug Rabson 59c19800e8SDoug Rabson /* 60c19800e8SDoug Rabson * return count of environment assignments from open file F in 61c19800e8SDoug Rabson * assigned and list of malloced strings in env, return 0 or errno 62c19800e8SDoug Rabson * number 63c19800e8SDoug Rabson */ 64c19800e8SDoug Rabson 65c19800e8SDoug Rabson static int 66c19800e8SDoug Rabson rk_read_env_file(FILE *F, char ***env, int *assigned) 67c19800e8SDoug Rabson { 68c19800e8SDoug Rabson int idx = 0; 69c19800e8SDoug Rabson int i; 705e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund char **l; 715e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund char buf[BUFSIZ], *p, *r; 72c19800e8SDoug Rabson char **tmp; 73c19800e8SDoug Rabson int ret = 0; 745e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund 75c19800e8SDoug Rabson *assigned = 0; 765e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund 77c19800e8SDoug Rabson for(idx = 0; *env != NULL && (*env)[idx] != NULL; idx++); 785e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund l = *env; 79c19800e8SDoug Rabson 805e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund /* This is somewhat more relaxed on what it accepts then 815e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund * Wietses sysv_environ from K4 was... 825e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund */ 835e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund while (fgets(buf, BUFSIZ, F) != NULL) { 84c19800e8SDoug Rabson buf[strcspn(buf, "#\n")] = '\0'; 855e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund 86c19800e8SDoug Rabson for(p = buf; isspace((unsigned char)*p); p++); 875e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund if (*p == '\0') 885e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund continue; 895e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund 90c19800e8SDoug Rabson /* Here one should check that it's a 'valid' env string... */ 915e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund r = strchr(p, '='); 925e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund if (r == NULL) 935e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund continue; 945e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund 95c19800e8SDoug Rabson if((i = find_var(l, p, r - p + 1)) >= 0) { 96c19800e8SDoug Rabson char *val = strdup(p); 97c19800e8SDoug Rabson if(val == NULL) { 98c19800e8SDoug Rabson ret = ENOMEM; 99c19800e8SDoug Rabson break; 1005e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund } 101c19800e8SDoug Rabson free(l[i]); 102c19800e8SDoug Rabson l[i] = val; 103c19800e8SDoug Rabson (*assigned)++; 104c19800e8SDoug Rabson continue; 105c19800e8SDoug Rabson } 106c19800e8SDoug Rabson 107c19800e8SDoug Rabson tmp = realloc(l, (idx+2) * sizeof (char *)); 108c19800e8SDoug Rabson if(tmp == NULL) { 109c19800e8SDoug Rabson ret = ENOMEM; 110c19800e8SDoug Rabson break; 111c19800e8SDoug Rabson } 112c19800e8SDoug Rabson 113c19800e8SDoug Rabson l = tmp; 114c19800e8SDoug Rabson l[idx] = strdup(p); 115c19800e8SDoug Rabson if(l[idx] == NULL) { 116c19800e8SDoug Rabson ret = ENOMEM; 117c19800e8SDoug Rabson break; 118c19800e8SDoug Rabson } 119c19800e8SDoug Rabson l[++idx] = NULL; 120c19800e8SDoug Rabson (*assigned)++; 121c19800e8SDoug Rabson } 122c19800e8SDoug Rabson if(ferror(F)) 123c19800e8SDoug Rabson ret = errno; 1245e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund *env = l; 125c19800e8SDoug Rabson return ret; 126c19800e8SDoug Rabson } 127c19800e8SDoug Rabson 128c19800e8SDoug Rabson /* 129c19800e8SDoug Rabson * return count of environment assignments from file and 130c19800e8SDoug Rabson * list of malloced strings in `env' 131c19800e8SDoug Rabson */ 132c19800e8SDoug Rabson 133c19800e8SDoug Rabson int ROKEN_LIB_FUNCTION 134c19800e8SDoug Rabson read_environment(const char *file, char ***env) 135c19800e8SDoug Rabson { 136c19800e8SDoug Rabson int assigned; 137c19800e8SDoug Rabson FILE *F; 138c19800e8SDoug Rabson 139c19800e8SDoug Rabson if ((F = fopen(file, "r")) == NULL) 140c19800e8SDoug Rabson return 0; 141c19800e8SDoug Rabson 142c19800e8SDoug Rabson rk_read_env_file(F, env, &assigned); 143c19800e8SDoug Rabson fclose(F); 144c19800e8SDoug Rabson return assigned; 145c19800e8SDoug Rabson } 146c19800e8SDoug Rabson 147c19800e8SDoug Rabson void ROKEN_LIB_FUNCTION 148c19800e8SDoug Rabson free_environment(char **env) 149c19800e8SDoug Rabson { 150c19800e8SDoug Rabson int i; 151c19800e8SDoug Rabson if (env == NULL) 152c19800e8SDoug Rabson return; 153c19800e8SDoug Rabson for (i = 0; env[i]; i++) 154c19800e8SDoug Rabson free(env[i]); 155c19800e8SDoug Rabson free(env); 1565e9cd1aeSAssar Westerlund } 157