wownero/external/unbound/util/data/packed_rrset.h
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/*
* util/data/packed_rrset.h - data storage for a set of resource records.
*
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/**
* \file
*
* This file contains the data storage for RRsets.
*/
#ifndef UTIL_DATA_PACKED_RRSET_H
#define UTIL_DATA_PACKED_RRSET_H
#include "util/storage/lruhash.h"
struct alloc_cache;
struct regional;
/** type used to uniquely identify rrsets. Cannot be reused without
* clearing the cache. */
typedef uint64_t rrset_id_type;
/** this rrset is NSEC and is at zone apex (at child side of zonecut) */
#define PACKED_RRSET_NSEC_AT_APEX 0x1
/** this rrset is A/AAAA and is in-zone-glue (from parent side of zonecut) */
#define PACKED_RRSET_PARENT_SIDE 0x2
/** this rrset is SOA and has the negative ttl (from nxdomain or nodata),
* this is set on SOA rrsets in the authority section, to keep its TTL separate
* from the SOA in the answer section from a direct SOA query or ANY query. */
#define PACKED_RRSET_SOA_NEG 0x4
/** This rrset is considered to have a fixed TTL; its TTL doesn't have to be
* updated on encoding in a reply. This flag is not expected to be set in
* cached data. */
#define PACKED_RRSET_FIXEDTTL 0x80000000
/** number of rrs and rrsets for integer overflow protection. More than
* this is not really possible (64K packet has much less RRs and RRsets) in
* a message. And this is small enough that also multiplied there is no
* integer overflow. */
#define RR_COUNT_MAX 0xffffff
/**
* The identifying information for an RRset.
*/
struct packed_rrset_key {
/**
* The domain name. If not null (for id=0) it is allocated, and
* contains the wireformat domain name.
* This dname is not canonicalized.
*/
uint8_t* dname;
/**
* Length of the domain name, including last 0 root octet.
*/
size_t dname_len;
/**
* Flags. 32bit to be easy for hashing:
* o PACKED_RRSET_NSEC_AT_APEX
* o PACKED_RRSET_PARENT_SIDE
* o PACKED_RRSET_SOA_NEG
* o PACKED_RRSET_FIXEDTTL (not supposed to be cached)
*/
uint32_t flags;
/** the rrset type in network format */
uint16_t type;
/** the rrset class in network format */
uint16_t rrset_class;
};
/**
* This structure contains an RRset. A set of resource records that
* share the same domain name, type and class.
*
* Due to memory management and threading, the key structure cannot be
* deleted, although the data can be. The id can be set to 0 to store and the
* structure can be recycled with a new id.
*/
struct ub_packed_rrset_key {
/**
* entry into hashtable. Note the lock is never destroyed,
* even when this key is retired to the cache.
* the data pointer (if not null) points to a struct packed_rrset.
*/
struct lruhash_entry entry;
/**
* the ID of this rrset. unique, based on threadid + sequenceno.
* ids are not reused, except after flushing the cache.
* zero is an unused entry, and never a valid id.
* Check this value after getting entry.lock.
* The other values in this struct may only be altered after changing
* the id (which needs a writelock on entry.lock).
*/
rrset_id_type id;
/** key data: dname, type and class */
struct packed_rrset_key rk;
};
/**
* RRset trustworthiness. Bigger value is more trust. RFC 2181.
* The rrset_trust_add_noAA, rrset_trust_auth_noAA, rrset_trust_add_AA,
* are mentioned as the same trustworthiness in 2181, but split up here
* for ease of processing.
*
* rrset_trust_nonauth_ans_AA, rrset_trust_ans_noAA
* are also mentioned as the same trustworthiness in 2181, but split up here
* for ease of processing.
*
* Added trust_none for a sane initial value, smaller than anything else.
* Added validated and ultimate trust for keys and rrsig validated content.
*/
enum rrset_trust {
/** initial value for trust */
rrset_trust_none = 0,
/** Additional information from non-authoritative answers */
rrset_trust_add_noAA,
/** Data from the authority section of a non-authoritative answer */
rrset_trust_auth_noAA,
/** Additional information from an authoritative answer */
rrset_trust_add_AA,
/** non-authoritative data from the answer section of authoritative
* answers */
rrset_trust_nonauth_ans_AA,
/** Data from the answer section of a non-authoritative answer */
rrset_trust_ans_noAA,
/** Glue from a primary zone, or glue from a zone transfer */
rrset_trust_glue,
/** Data from the authority section of an authoritative answer */
rrset_trust_auth_AA,
/** The authoritative data included in the answer section of an
* authoritative reply */
rrset_trust_ans_AA,
/** Data from a zone transfer, other than glue */
rrset_trust_sec_noglue,
/** Data from a primary zone file, other than glue data */
rrset_trust_prim_noglue,
/** DNSSEC(rfc4034) validated with trusted keys */
rrset_trust_validated,
/** ultimately trusted, no more trust is possible;
* trusted keys from the unbound configuration setup. */
rrset_trust_ultimate
};
/**
* Security status from validation for data.
* The order is significant; more secure, more proven later.
*/
enum sec_status {
/** UNCHECKED means that object has yet to be validated. */
sec_status_unchecked = 0,
/** BOGUS means that the object (RRset or message) failed to validate
* (according to local policy), but should have validated. */
sec_status_bogus,
/** INDETERMINATE means that the object is insecure, but not
* authoritatively so. Generally this means that the RRset is not
* below a configured trust anchor. */
sec_status_indeterminate,
/** INSECURE means that the object is authoritatively known to be
* insecure. Generally this means that this RRset is below a trust
* anchor, but also below a verified, insecure delegation. */
sec_status_insecure,
/** SECURE means that the object (RRset or message) validated
* according to local policy. */
sec_status_secure
};
/**
* RRset data.
*
* The data is packed, stored contiguously in memory.
*
* It is not always stored contiguously, in that case, an unpacked-packed
* rrset has the arrays separate. A bunch of routines work on that, but
* the packed rrset that is contiguous is for the rrset-cache and the
* cache-response routines in daemon/worker.c.
*
* memory layout:
* o base struct
* o rr_len size_t array
* o rr_data uint8_t* array
* o rr_ttl time_t array (after size_t and ptrs because those may be
* 64bit and this array before those would make them unaligned).
* Since the stuff before is 32/64bit, rr_ttl is 32 bit aligned.
* o rr_data rdata wireformats
* o rrsig_data rdata wireformat(s)
*
* Rdata is stored in wireformat. The dname is stored in wireformat.
* TTLs are stored as absolute values (and could be expired).
*
* RRSIGs are stored in the arrays after the regular rrs.
*
* You need the packed_rrset_key to know dname, type, class of the
* resource records in this RRset. (if signed the rrsig gives the type too).
*
* On the wire an RR is:
* name, type, class, ttl, rdlength, rdata.
* So we need to send the following per RR:
* key.dname, ttl, rr_data[i].
* since key.dname ends with type and class.
* and rr_data starts with the rdlength.
* the ttl value to send changes due to time.
*/
struct packed_rrset_data {
/** TTL (in seconds like time()) of the rrset.
* Same for all RRs see rfc2181(5.2). */
time_t ttl;
/** number of rrs. */
size_t count;
/** number of rrsigs, if 0 no rrsigs */
size_t rrsig_count;
/** the trustworthiness of the rrset data */
enum rrset_trust trust;
/** security status of the rrset data */
enum sec_status security;
/** length of every rr's rdata, rr_len[i] is size of rr_data[i]. */
size_t* rr_len;
/** ttl of every rr. rr_ttl[i] ttl of rr i. */
time_t *rr_ttl;
/**
* Array of pointers to every rr's rdata.
* The rr_data[i] rdata is stored in uncompressed wireformat.
* The first uint16_t of rr_data[i] is network format rdlength.
*
* rr_data[count] to rr_data[count+rrsig_count] contain the rrsig data.
*/
uint8_t** rr_data;
};
/**
* An RRset can be represented using both key and data together.
* Split into key and data structures to simplify implementation of
* caching schemes.
*/
struct packed_rrset {
/** domain name, type and class */
struct packed_rrset_key* k;
/** ttl, count and rdatas (and rrsig) */
struct packed_rrset_data* d;
};
/**
* list of packed rrsets
*/
struct packed_rrset_list {
/** next in list */
struct packed_rrset_list* next;
/** rrset key and data */
struct packed_rrset rrset;
};
/**
* Delete packed rrset key and data, not entered in hashtables yet.
* Used during parsing.
* @param pkey: rrset key structure with locks, key and data pointers.
* @param alloc: where to return the unfree-able key structure.
*/
void ub_packed_rrset_parsedelete(struct ub_packed_rrset_key* pkey,
struct alloc_cache* alloc);
/**
* Memory size of rrset data. RRset data must be filled in correctly.
* @param data: data to examine.
* @return size in bytes.
*/
size_t packed_rrset_sizeof(struct packed_rrset_data* data);
/**
* Get TTL of rrset. RRset data must be filled in correctly.
* @param key: rrset key, with data to examine.
* @return ttl value.
*/
time_t ub_packed_rrset_ttl(struct ub_packed_rrset_key* key);
/**
* Calculate memory size of rrset entry. For hash table usage.
* @param key: struct ub_packed_rrset_key*.
* @param data: struct packed_rrset_data*.
* @return size in bytes.
*/
size_t ub_rrset_sizefunc(void* key, void* data);
/**
* compares two rrset keys.
* @param k1: struct ub_packed_rrset_key*.
* @param k2: struct ub_packed_rrset_key*.
* @return 0 if equal.
*/
int ub_rrset_compare(void* k1, void* k2);
/**
* compare two rrset data structures.
* Compared rdata and rrsigdata, not the trust or ttl value.
* @param d1: data to compare.
* @param d2: data to compare.
* @return 1 if equal.
*/
int rrsetdata_equal(struct packed_rrset_data* d1, struct packed_rrset_data* d2);
/**
* Old key to be deleted. RRset keys are recycled via alloc.
* The id is set to 0. So that other threads, after acquiring a lock always
* get the correct value, in this case the 0 deleted-special value.
* @param key: struct ub_packed_rrset_key*.
* @param userdata: alloc structure to use for recycling.
*/
void ub_rrset_key_delete(void* key, void* userdata);
/**
* Old data to be deleted.
* @param data: what to delete.
* @param userdata: user data ptr.
*/
void rrset_data_delete(void* data, void* userdata);
/**
* Calculate hash value for a packed rrset key.
* @param key: the rrset key with name, type, class, flags.
* @return hash value.
*/
hashvalue_type rrset_key_hash(struct packed_rrset_key* key);
/**
* Fixup pointers in fixed data packed_rrset_data blob.
* After a memcpy of the data for example. Will set internal pointers right.
* @param data: rrset data structure. Otherwise correctly filled in.
*/
void packed_rrset_ptr_fixup(struct packed_rrset_data* data);
/**
* Fixup TTLs in fixed data packed_rrset_data blob.
* @param data: rrset data structure. Otherwise correctly filled in.
* @param add: how many seconds to add, pass time(0) for example.
*/
void packed_rrset_ttl_add(struct packed_rrset_data* data, time_t add);
/**
* Utility procedure to extract CNAME target name from its rdata.
* Failsafes; it will change passed dname to a valid dname or do nothing.
* @param rrset: the rrset structure. Must be a CNAME.
* Only first RR is used (multiple RRs are technically illegal anyway).
* Also works on type DNAME. Returns target name.
* @param dname: this pointer is updated to point into the cname rdata.
* If a failsafe fails, nothing happens to the pointer (such as the
* rdata was not a valid dname, not a CNAME, ...).
* @param dname_len: length of dname is returned.
*/
void get_cname_target(struct ub_packed_rrset_key* rrset, uint8_t** dname,
size_t* dname_len);
/**
* Get a printable string for a rrset trust value
* @param s: rrset trust value
* @return printable string.
*/
const char* rrset_trust_to_string(enum rrset_trust s);
/**
* Get a printable string for a security status value
* @param s: security status
* @return printable string.
*/
const char* sec_status_to_string(enum sec_status s);
/**
* Print string with neat domain name, type, class from rrset.
* @param v: at what verbosity level to print this.
* @param str: string of message.
* @param rrset: structure with name, type and class.
*/
void log_rrset_key(enum verbosity_value v, const char* str,
struct ub_packed_rrset_key* rrset);
/**
* Convert RR from RRset to string.
* @param rrset: structure with data.
* @param i: index of rr or RRSIG.
* @param now: time that is subtracted from ttl before printout. Can be 0.
* @param dest: destination string buffer. Must be nonNULL.
* @param dest_len: length of dest buffer (>0).
* @return false on failure.
*/
int packed_rr_to_string(struct ub_packed_rrset_key* rrset, size_t i,
time_t now, char* dest, size_t dest_len);
/**
* Print the string with prefix, one rr per line.
* @param v: at what verbosity level to print this.
* @param str: string of message.
* @param rrset: with name, and rdata, and rrsigs.
*/
void log_packed_rrset(enum verbosity_value v, const char* str,
struct ub_packed_rrset_key* rrset);
/**
* Allocate rrset in region - no more locks needed
* @param key: a (just from rrset cache looked up) rrset key + valid,
* packed data record.
* @param region: where to alloc the copy
* @param now: adjust the TTLs to be relative (subtract from all TTLs).
* @return new region-alloced rrset key or NULL on alloc failure.
*/
struct ub_packed_rrset_key* packed_rrset_copy_region(
struct ub_packed_rrset_key* key, struct regional* region,
time_t now);
/**
* Allocate rrset with malloc (from region or you are holding the lock).
* @param key: key with data entry.
* @param alloc: alloc_cache to create rrset_keys
* @param now: adjust the TTLs to be absolute (add to all TTLs).
* @return new region-alloced rrset key or NULL on alloc failure.
*/
struct ub_packed_rrset_key* packed_rrset_copy_alloc(
struct ub_packed_rrset_key* key, struct alloc_cache* alloc,
time_t now);
#endif /* UTIL_DATA_PACKED_RRSET_H */