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dmiller
Replace instances of sprintf with Snprintf
18 июл 2026, 00:56
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/*************************************************************************** * utils_net.cc -- Miscellaneous network-related functions that perform * * various tasks. * * * ***********************IMPORTANT NMAP LICENSE TERMS************************ * * The Nmap Security Scanner is (C) 1996-2026 Nmap Software LLC ("The Nmap * Project"). Nmap is also a registered trademark of the Nmap Project. * * This program is distributed under the terms of the Nmap Public Source * License (NPSL). The exact license text applying to a particular Nmap * release or source code control revision is contained in the LICENSE * file distributed with that version of Nmap or source code control * revision. More Nmap copyright/legal information is available from * https://nmap.org/book/man-legal.html, and further information on the * NPSL license itself can be found at https://nmap.org/npsl/ . This * header summarizes some key points from the Nmap license, but is no * substitute for the actual license text. * * Nmap is generally free for end users to download and use themselves, * including commercial use. It is available from https://nmap.org. * * The Nmap license generally prohibits companies from using and * redistributing Nmap in commercial products, but we sell a special Nmap * OEM Edition with a more permissive license and special features for * this purpose. See https://nmap.org/oem/ * * If you have received a written Nmap license agreement or contract * stating terms other than these (such as an Nmap OEM license), you may * choose to use and redistribute Nmap under those terms instead. * * The official Nmap Windows builds include the Npcap software * (https://npcap.com) for packet capture and transmission. It is under * separate license terms which forbid redistribution without special * permission. So the official Nmap Windows builds may not be redistributed * without special permission (such as an Nmap OEM license). * * Source is provided to this software because we believe users have a * right to know exactly what a program is going to do before they run it. * This also allows you to audit the software for security holes. * * Source code also allows you to port Nmap to new platforms, fix bugs, and * add new features. You are highly encouraged to submit your changes as a * Github PR or by email to the dev@nmap.org mailing list for possible * incorporation into the main distribution. Unless you specify otherwise, it * is understood that you are offering us very broad rights to use your * submissions as described in the Nmap Public Source License Contributor * Agreement. This is important because we fund the project by selling licenses * with various terms, and also because the inability to relicense code has * caused devastating problems for other Free Software projects (such as KDE * and NASM). * * The free version of Nmap is distributed in the hope that it will be * useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Warranties, * indemnification and commercial support are all available through the * Npcap OEM program--see https://nmap.org/oem/ * ***************************************************************************/ #include "nping.h" #include "utils.h" #include "utils_net.h" #include "NpingOps.h" #include "output.h" #include "nbase.h" #include "pcap.h" #include <vector> #include <cstddef> extern NpingOps o; int atoIP(const char *hostname, struct in_addr *dst){ struct sockaddr_in i; unsigned int stlen=0; if ( resolve(hostname, 0, (sockaddr_storage*)&i, (size_t *)&stlen , PF_INET) != 0 ) return OP_FAILURE; *dst=i.sin_addr; return OP_SUCCESS; } /* End of atoIP */ int atoIP(const char *hostname, struct sockaddr_storage *ss, int family){ size_t stlen=0; if(ss==NULL || hostname==NULL) return OP_FAILURE; if(family!=AF_INET && family!=AF_INET6) return OP_FAILURE; if ( resolve(hostname, 0, ss, &stlen , family) != 0 ) return OP_FAILURE; return OP_SUCCESS; } /* End of atoIP */ /** @warning The string is returned in a statically allocated buffer, which * subsequent calls will overwrite.*/ char *IPtoa(u32 i){ static char buffer[24]; char *aux=NULL; memset(buffer, 0, 24); struct in_addr myip; myip.s_addr=i; aux=inet_ntoa(myip); /* Get our own copy of the data so only subsequent calls to IPtoa overwrite * the returned buffer (not subsequent calls to inet_ntoa() made by other * methods. */ if(aux!=NULL){ strncpy(buffer, aux, 23); return buffer; } else return NULL; } /* End of IPtoa() */ /** @warning The string is returned in a statically allocated buffer, which * subsequent calls will overwrite.*/ char *IPtoa(struct sockaddr_storage *ss){ struct sockaddr_in *s4=(struct sockaddr_in *)ss; struct sockaddr_in6 *s6=(struct sockaddr_in6 *)ss; static char ipstring[256]; memset(ipstring, 0, 256); if( ss==NULL ){ snprintf(ipstring,256, "[[NULL address supplied to IPtoa()]]"); return ipstring; } if(s6->sin6_family==AF_INET6){ inet_ntop(AF_INET6, &s6->sin6_addr, ipstring, sizeof(ipstring)); }else if( s4->sin_family == AF_INET ) { inet_ntop(AF_INET, &s4->sin_addr, ipstring, sizeof(ipstring)); }else{ snprintf(ipstring,256,"[[Unknown address family sockaddr supplied to IPtoa()]]"); } return ipstring; } /* End of IPtoa() */ char *IPtoa(struct sockaddr_storage ss){ return IPtoa(&ss); } /* End of IPtoa() */ char *IPtoa(struct sockaddr_storage *ss, int family){ if(ss==NULL){ return NULL; }else if(family==AF_INET){ struct sockaddr_in *s4=(struct sockaddr_in *)ss; return IPtoa(s4->sin_addr); }else if(family==AF_INET6){ struct sockaddr_in6 *s6=(struct sockaddr_in6 *)ss; return IPtoa(s6->sin6_addr); }else{ return NULL; } } /* End of IPtoa() */ /** @warning The string is returned in a statically allocated buffer, which * subsequent calls will overwrite.*/ char *IPtoa(struct in_addr addr){ static char ipstring[256]; memset(ipstring, 0, 256); inet_ntop(AF_INET, &addr, ipstring, sizeof(ipstring)); return ipstring; } /* End of IPtoa() */ /** @warning The string is returned in a statically allocated buffer, which * subsequent calls will overwrite.*/ char *IPtoa(struct in6_addr addr){ static char ipstring[256]; memset(ipstring, 0, 256); inet_ntop(AF_INET6, &addr, ipstring, sizeof(ipstring)); return ipstring; } /* End of IPtoa() */ /** @warning The string is returned in a statically allocated buffer, which * subsequent calls will overwrite.*/ char *IPtoa(u8 *ipv6addr){ static char ipstring[256]; memset(ipstring, 0, 256); struct in6_addr s6; memcpy(s6.s6_addr, ipv6addr, 16); inet_ntop(AF_INET6, &s6, ipstring, sizeof(ipstring)); return ipstring; } /* End of IPtoa() */ /** Returns true if supplied value corresponds to a valid RFC compliant ICMP * type. Otherwise it returns false. */ bool isICMPType(u8 type){ switch (type){ case 0: case 3: case 4: case 5: case 8: case 9: case 10: case 11: case 12: case 13: case 14: case 15: case 16: case 17: case 18: case 30: return true; break; default: return false; break; } return false; } /* End of isICMPType() */ u16 sockaddr2port(struct sockaddr_storage ss){ return sockaddr2port(&ss); } u16 sockaddr2port(struct sockaddr_storage *ss){ assert(ss!=NULL); if(ss->ss_family==AF_INET) return sockaddr2port( (struct sockaddr_in *)ss ); else if( ss->ss_family==AF_INET6){ return sockaddr2port( (struct sockaddr_in6 *)ss ); }else{ return 0; } } u16 sockaddr2port(struct sockaddr_in *s4){ assert(s4!=NULL); return ntohs(s4->sin_port); } u16 sockaddr2port(struct sockaddr_in6 *s6){ assert(s6!=NULL); return ntohs(s6->sin6_port); } /* Sets the address family member of the supplied sockaddr. */ int setsockaddrfamily(struct sockaddr_storage *ss, int family){ struct sockaddr_in *s4=(struct sockaddr_in *)ss; s4->sin_family=family; return OP_SUCCESS; } /* End of setsockaddrfamily() */ /* Sets the special INADDR_ANY or in6addr_an constant on the sin_family or * sin6_addr member of the supplied sockaddr. Note that for this to work, * the supplied sockaddr_storage MUST have a correct address family set * already (sin_family or sin6_family). */ int setsockaddrany(struct sockaddr_storage *ss){ struct sockaddr_in *s4=(struct sockaddr_in *)ss; struct sockaddr_in6 *s6=(struct sockaddr_in6 *)ss; if(s4->sin_family==AF_INET) s4->sin_addr.s_addr=INADDR_ANY; else if(s6->sin6_family==AF_INET6) s6->sin6_addr=in6addr_any; else return OP_FAILURE; return OP_SUCCESS; } /* End of setsockaddrany() */ /** Returns true if supplied value corresponds to a valid RFC compliant ICMP * Code. Otherwise it returns false. * @warning The fact that a given value matches a standard code does not * mean the code is correct because it depends on the type being used */ bool isICMPCode(u8 code){ /* Correct as of 25 June 09. * http://www.iana.org/assignments/icmp-parameters */ if( code<=16 ) return true; else return false; } /* End of isICMPType() */ /** Returns true if supplied value corresponds to a valid RFC compliant ICMP * Code for the supplied type * @warning The fact that a given value matches a standard code does not * mean the code is correct because it depends on the type being used */ bool isICMPCode(u8 code, u8 type){ /* Correct as of 25 June 09. * http://www.iana.org/assignments/icmp-parameters */ switch (type){ case 0: /* Echo Reply */ if(code==0) return true; break; case 3: /* Destination Unreachable */ if(code<=15) return true; break; case 4: /* Source Quench */ if(code==0) return true; break; case 5: /* Redirect */ if(code<=3) return true; break; case 6: /* Alternate Address for Host */ if(code==0) return true; break; case 8: /* Echo */ if(code==0) return true; break; case 9: /* Router Advertisement */ if(code==0 || code==16) return true; break; case 10: /* Router Selection */ if(code==0) return true; break; case 11: /* Time Exceeded */ if(code==0 || code==1) return true; break; case 12: /* Parameter Problem */ if(code<=2) return true; break; case 13: /* Timestamp */ if(code==0) return true; break; case 14: /* Timestamp Reply */ if(code==0) return true; break; case 15: /* Information Request */ if(code==0) return true; break; case 16: /* Information Reply */ if(code==0) return true; break; case 17: /* Address Mask Request */ if(code==0) return true; break; case 18: /* Address Mask Reply */ if(code==0) return true; break; case 30: /* Traceroute */ return true; break; case 40: /* Experimental ICMP Security Failures Messages [RFC 2521] */ if(code<=5) return true; break; default: return false; break; } return false; } /* End of isICMPType() */ const char *arppackethdrinfo(const u8 *packet, u32 len, int detail ); int arppackethdrinfo(const u8 *packet, u32 len, u8 *dstbuff, u32 dstlen); /* This function fills buffer "dstbuff" with a printable string that * represents the supplied packet. When sending IPv6 packet at raw TCP * level, the caller may specify source and/or destination address so they * also get included in the returned information. However, this is optional * and is safe to pass NULL values. */ int getPacketStrInfo(const char *proto, const u8 *packet, u32 len, u8 *dstbuff, u32 dstlen, struct sockaddr_storage *ss_src, struct sockaddr_storage *ss_dst){ char *b=NULL; int detail; if ( dstbuff == NULL || dstlen < 512 ) nping_fatal(QT_3,"safe_ippackethdrinfo() Invalid values supplied."); if(o.getVerbosity()>=VB_2) detail=HIGH_DETAIL; else if (o.getVerbosity()==VB_1) detail=MEDIUM_DETAIL; else detail=LOW_DETAIL; if( !strcasecmp(proto, "ARP") || !strcasecmp(proto, "RARP") ){ return arppackethdrinfo(packet, len, dstbuff, dstlen); } else { b=(char *)ippackethdrinfo(packet, len, detail); strncpy((char*)dstbuff, b, dstlen-1); } return OP_SUCCESS; } /* getPacketStrInfo() */ /* Same as previous one but passes NULL sockaddr values automatically. */ int getPacketStrInfo(const char *proto, const u8 *packet, u32 len, u8 *dstbuff, u32 dstlen){ return getPacketStrInfo(proto,packet,len,dstbuff,dstlen,NULL,NULL); } /* getPacketStrInfo() */ /** This function converts a port ranges specification into an array of u16 * integers that represent each of the specified ports. It allocates space * for the port lists and stores the pointer in the supplied "list" parameter. * Also, the number of ports in the array is returned through the supplied * "count" pointer. * @warning the caller is the one responsible for free()ing the allocated * list of ports. */ int nping_getpts_simple(const char *origexpr, u16 **list, int *count) { u8 *porttbl; int portwarning = 0; int i, j; /* Allocate array to hold 2^16 ports */ porttbl = (u8 *) safe_zalloc(65536); /* Get the ports but do not allow changing the type with T:, U:, or P:. */ getpts_aux(origexpr, 0, porttbl, &portwarning); /* Count how many are set. */ *count = 0; for (i = 0; i <= 65535; i++) { if (porttbl[i]) (*count)++; } if (*count == 0){ free(porttbl); return OP_FAILURE; } *list = (unsigned short *) safe_zalloc(*count * sizeof(u16)); /* Fill in the list. */ for (i = 0, j = 0; i <= 65535; i++) { if (porttbl[i]) (*list)[j++] = i; } free(porttbl); return OP_SUCCESS; } /* End of nping_getpts_simple() */ /** Determines the net iface that should be used when sending packets * to "destination". * @return OP_SUCCESS on success and OP_FAILUIRE in case of error. * @warning "*dev" must be able to hold at least 16 bytes */ int getNetworkInterfaceName(u32 destination, char *dev){ struct route_nfo rnfo; struct sockaddr_in dst, src; bool result=false; if(dev==NULL) nping_fatal(QT_3, "getNetworkInterfaceName(): NULL value supplied."); memset(&rnfo, 0, sizeof(struct route_nfo) ); memset(&dst, 0, sizeof(struct sockaddr_in) ); memset(&src, 0, sizeof(struct sockaddr_in) ); dst.sin_addr.s_addr = destination; dst.sin_family = AF_INET; result=route_dst((struct sockaddr_storage *)&dst, &rnfo, NULL, NULL); if( result == false ) return OP_FAILURE; strncpy( dev, rnfo.ii.devname, 16 ); return OP_SUCCESS; } /* End of getSourceAddress() */ /** Determines the net iface that should be used when sending packets * to "destination". * @return OP_SUCCESS on success and OP_FAILUIRE in case of error. * @warning "*dev" must be able to hold at least 16 bytes */ int getNetworkInterfaceName(struct sockaddr_storage *dst, char *dev){ struct route_nfo rnfo; struct sockaddr_storage src; bool result=false; if(dev==NULL) nping_fatal(QT_3, "getNetworkInterfaceName(): NULL value supplied."); memset(&rnfo, 0, sizeof(struct route_nfo) ); memset(&src, 0, sizeof(struct sockaddr_in) ); result=route_dst(dst, &rnfo, NULL, NULL); if( result == false ) return OP_FAILURE; strncpy( dev, rnfo.ii.devname, 16 ); return OP_SUCCESS; } /* End of getSourceAddress() */ typedef struct cached_host{ char hostname[MAX_CACHED_HOSTNAME_LEN]; struct sockaddr_storage ss; size_t sslen; }cached_host_t; int resolveCached(char *host, struct sockaddr_storage *ss, size_t *sslen, int pf) { static cached_host_t archive[MAX_CACHED_HOSTS]; static int cached_count=0; static int current_index=0; /* Used when we reach the end of the array and we do circular buffer */ int result=0; //static int way=1; static int misses=0, hits=0; /* Used for debug. When called with NULL,0x1337, print stats */ if(host==NULL && pf == 1337){ nping_print(DBG_4, "resolveCached(): MISSES: %d, HITS: %d\n", misses, hits); return OP_SUCCESS; } if( ss==NULL || sslen==NULL || host==NULL) nping_fatal(QT_3, "resolveCached(): NULL values supplied"); /* First we check if we have the host already cached */ for(int i=0; i<MAX_CACHED_HOSTS && i<cached_count; i++){ if( !strcasecmp( archive[i].hostname , host ) ){ /* Cache hit */ *sslen=archive[i].sslen; memcpy(ss, &(archive[i].ss) , *sslen); hits++; nping_print(DBG_4, "resolveCached(): Cache hit %d for %s\n", hits, host); return OP_SUCCESS; } } /* Cache miss */ misses++; nping_print(DBG_4, "resolveCached(): Cache miss %d for %s\n", misses, host); if( (result=resolve(host, 0, ss, sslen, pf)) == 0 ){ /* Increment count */ if( cached_count < MAX_CACHED_HOSTS ) cached_count++; /* Store info */ memset(&(archive[current_index]), 0, sizeof(cached_host_t) ); strncpy(archive[current_index].hostname, host, MAX_CACHED_HOSTNAME_LEN); archive[current_index].sslen = *sslen; memcpy(&(archive[current_index].ss), ss, *sslen); /* I run some tests to see what is the best approach when the cache * is full. The thing is that in Nping, we are likely to call * this function over and over with specifying the same hosts. Deleting * the oldest entry results in 100% cache misses. I also tried to start * overwriting entries first backwards and then upwards. That showed * much better results. However, if we simply overwrite the last * cache entry over an over we get the best results. */ if( current_index < MAX_CACHED_HOSTS-1 ) current_index++; return 0; ///* Watch out for the overflow. If cache is full, */ //if( cached_count == MAX_CACHED_HOSTS ){ //if( way%2==1 ){ //if( current_index > 0 ) //current_index--; //else{ //current_index=1; //way++; //} //} //else{ //if( current_index < MAX_CACHED_HOSTS-1 ) //current_index++; //else{ //current_index=MAX_CACHED_HOSTS-2; //way++; //} //} //} //else //current_index++; //return OP_SUCCESS; }else{ nping_warning(QT_2, "Error resolving %s\n",host); return OP_FAILURE; } } /* End of resolveCached() */ typedef struct gethostbyname_cached{ char hostname[MAX_CACHED_HOSTNAME_LEN]; struct hostent *h; }gethostbynamecached_t; struct hostent *gethostbynameCached(char *host){ static gethostbynamecached_t archive[MAX_CACHED_HOSTS]; static int cached_count=0; static int current_index=0; struct hostent *result=NULL; static int misses=0, hits=0; int i=0; if( host==NULL) nping_fatal(QT_3, "gethostbynameCached(): NULL values supplied"); /* First we check if we have the host already cached */ for(i=0; i<MAX_CACHED_HOSTS && i<cached_count; i++){ if( !strcasecmp( archive[i].hostname , host ) ){ /* Cache hit */ hits++; nping_print(DBG_4, "gethostbynameCached(): Cache hit %d for %s", hits, host); return archive[i].h; } } /* Cache miss */ misses++; nping_print(DBG_4, "gethostbynameCached(): Cache miss %d for %s", misses, host); if( (result=gethostbyname(host) ) != NULL ){ /* Increment cache entry count */ if( cached_count < MAX_CACHED_HOSTS ) cached_count++; /* If we've reached the max number of cached hosts, free the * hostent entry that is in the last slot so we can insert a new * one in its place */ if ( current_index==MAX_CACHED_HOSTS-1 && archive[current_index].h != NULL ) hostentfree( archive[current_index].h ); /* Store the hostent entry in the cache */ memset(&(archive[current_index]), 0, sizeof(gethostbynamecached_t) ); strncpy(archive[current_index].hostname, host, MAX_CACHED_HOSTNAME_LEN); archive[current_index].h = hostentcpy( result ); /* Return the entry that we've just added */ if( current_index < MAX_CACHED_HOSTS-1 ){ current_index++; return archive[current_index-1].h; } else{ return archive[current_index].h; } }else{ return NULL; } } /* End of resolveCached() */ struct hostent *hostentcpy(struct hostent *src){ struct hostent *st=NULL; int aliases=0; int addrs=0; if( src == NULL ) return NULL; st=(struct hostent *)safe_zalloc( sizeof(struct hostent) ); /* Copy host name */ if( src->h_name!= NULL ) st->h_name = strdup( src->h_name ); /* Copy aliases */ if( src->h_aliases != NULL ){ while( src->h_aliases[aliases] ) /* Fist count how many*/ aliases++; st->h_aliases = (char **)safe_zalloc( aliases * sizeof(char*) ); /* Allocate array */ for( int i=0; i<aliases; i++) /* Copy all entries */ st->h_aliases[i] = strdup( src->h_aliases[i] ); } /* Copy address type an length */ st->h_addrtype=src->h_addrtype; st->h_length=src->h_length; /* Copy list of addresses */ if( src->h_addr_list != NULL ){ while( src->h_addr_list[addrs] ) /* Fist count how many*/ addrs++; st->h_addr_list = (char **)safe_zalloc( addrs * sizeof(char*) ); /* Allocate array */ for( int j=0; j<addrs; j++) /* Copy all entries */ st->h_addr_list[j] = strdup( src->h_addr_list[j] ); /* Create dummy synonym for h_addr_list[0]*/ st->h_addr=st->h_addr_list[0]; } return st; } /* End of hostentcpy() */ /** Free a hostend structure. * @warning This function can ONLY be used with hostent structs returned by * hostentcpy. Do NOT attempt to use this on a hostent returned by * gethostbyname() because the structure may contain pointers to statically * allocated memory regions.*/ int hostentfree(struct hostent *src){ int aliases=0; int addrs=0; if( src == NULL ) return OP_SUCCESS; /* Free host name */ if ( src->h_name != NULL ) free( src->h_name ); /* Free aliases */ if( src->h_aliases != NULL ){ while( src->h_aliases[aliases] ){ free(src->h_aliases[aliases]); aliases++; } free(src->h_aliases); } /* Free list of addresses */ if( src->h_addr_list != NULL ){ while( src->h_addr_list[addrs] ){ addrs++; free( src->h_addr_list[addrs] ); } free( src->h_addr_list ); } /* Finally free the base hostent struct */ free( src ); return OP_SUCCESS; } /* End of hostentfree() */ /** Receives a MAC address as a string of format 00:13:01:e6:c7:ae or * 00-13-01-e6-c7-ae and stores in targetbuff the 6 corresponding bytes. * The "txt" parameter may take the special value "rand" or "random", * in which case, 6 random bytes will be stored in "targetbuff". * @return OP_SUCCESS on success and OP_FAILURE in case of error. * Buffer targetbuff is NOT modified if "txt" does not have the proper * format */ int parseMAC(const char *txt, u8 *targetbuff){ u8 mac_data[6]; char tmphex[3]; int i=0, j=0; if( txt==NULL || targetbuff==NULL ) return OP_FAILURE; /* Set up a random MAC if user requested so. */ if( meansRandom(txt) ){ get_random_bytes(targetbuff, 6); return OP_SUCCESS; /* Or set it to FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF if user chose broadcast */ }else if( !strcasecmp(optarg, "broadcast") || !strcasecmp(optarg, "bcast") ){ memset(targetbuff, 0xFF, 6); return OP_SUCCESS; } /* Array should look like 00:13:01:e6:c7:ae or 00-13-01-e6-c7-ae Array positions: 01234567890123456 01234567890123456 */ if( strlen(txt)!=17 ) return OP_FAILURE; /* Check MAC has the correct ':' or '-' characters */ if( (txt[2]!=':' && txt[2]!='-') || (txt[5]!=':' && txt[5]!='-') || (txt[8]!=':' && txt[8]!='-') || (txt[11]!=':' && txt[11]!='-') || (txt[14]!=':' && txt[14]!='-') ) return OP_FAILURE; /* Convert txt into actual bytes */ for(i=0, j=0; i<6; i++, j+=3 ){ if( !isxdigit(txt[j]) || !isxdigit(txt[j+1]) ) return OP_FAILURE; tmphex[0] = txt[j]; tmphex[1] = txt[j+1]; tmphex[2] = '\0'; mac_data[i] = (u8) strtol(tmphex, NULL, 16); } memcpy(targetbuff, mac_data, 6); return OP_SUCCESS; } /* End of parseMAC() */ const char *MACtoa(u8 *mac){ static char macinfo[24]; Snprintf(macinfo, sizeof(macinfo), "%02X:%02X:%02X:%02X:%02X:%02X", mac[0],mac[1],mac[2],mac[3],mac[4],mac[5]); return macinfo; } /* End of MACtoa() */ /* Returns a buffer of ASCII information about an ARP/RARP packet that may look like "ARP who has 192.168.10.1? Tell 192.168.10.98" Since this is a static buffer, don't use threads or call twice within (say) printf(). And certainly don't try to free() it! The returned buffer is NUL-terminated */ const char *arppackethdrinfo(const u8 *packet, u32 len, int detail){ static char protoinfo[512]; if (packet==NULL) nping_fatal(QT_3, "arppackethdrinfo(): NULL value supplied"); if( len < 28 ) return "BOGUS! Packet too short."; u16 *htype = (u16 *)packet; u16 *ptype = (u16 *)(packet+2); u8 *hlen = (u8 *)(packet+4); u8 *plen = (u8 *)(packet+5); u16 *op = (u16 *)(packet+6); u8 *sMAC= (u8 *)(packet+8); u32 *sIP = (u32 *)(packet+14); u8 *tMAC = (u8 *)(packet+18); u32 *tIP = (u32 *)(packet+24); int rem = sizeof(protoinfo); int n = 0; if( ntohs(*op) == 1 ){ /* ARP Request */ n = Snprintf(protoinfo, rem, "ARP who has %s? ", IPtoa(*tIP)); if (n < rem) { rem -= n; Snprintf(protoinfo + n, rem, "Tell %s", IPtoa(*sIP)); } } else if( ntohs(*op) == 2 ){ /* ARP Reply */ Snprintf(protoinfo, sizeof(protoinfo), "ARP reply %s is at %s", IPtoa(*sIP), MACtoa(sMAC)); } else if( ntohs(*op) == 3 ){ /* RARP Request */ n = Snprintf(protoinfo, rem, "RARP who is %s? ", MACtoa(tMAC)); if (n < rem) { rem -= n; Snprintf(protoinfo + n, rem, "Tell %s", MACtoa(sMAC)); } } else if( ntohs(*op) ==4 ){ /* RARP Reply */ Snprintf(protoinfo, sizeof(protoinfo), "RARP reply: %s is at %s", MACtoa(tMAC), IPtoa(*tIP) ); } else{ n = Snprintf(protoinfo, rem, "HTYPE:%04X PTYPE:%04X HLEN:%d PLEN:%d OP:%04X SMAC:%s SIP:%s ", *htype, *ptype, *hlen, *plen, *op, MACtoa(sMAC), IPtoa(*sIP)); if (n < rem) { rem -= n; Snprintf(protoinfo + n, rem, "DMAC:%s DIP:%s", MACtoa(tMAC), IPtoa(*tIP)); } } return protoinfo; } /* End of arppackethdrinfo() */ int arppackethdrinfo(const u8 *packet, u32 len, u8 *dstbuff, u32 dstlen){ char *b=NULL; int detail=0; if ( dstbuff == NULL || dstlen < 512 ) nping_fatal(QT_3,"safe_arppackethdrinfo() Invalid values supplied."); /* Determine level of detail in packet output from current verbosity level */ if(o.getVerbosity()>=VB_2) detail=HIGH_DETAIL; else if (o.getVerbosity()==VB_1) detail=MEDIUM_DETAIL; else detail=LOW_DETAIL; b=(char *)arppackethdrinfo(packet, len, detail); strncpy((char*)dstbuff, b, dstlen); dstbuff[dstlen-1]=0; /* Just to be sure, NULL-terminate the last position*/ return OP_SUCCESS; } /* End of arppackethdrinfo() */ /** Returns a random (null-terminated) ASCII string with no special * meaning. Returned string may be between 1 and 512 bytes and contain * random letters and some whitespace. * @warning Returned string is stored in a static buffer that subsequent * calls will overwrite. * Note that the entropy of the returned data is very low (returned * values are always formed by lowercase letters and whitespace). */ const char *getRandomTextPayload(){ int len=0, i=0; static char buffer[512+1]; const char letters[26]={'a','b','c','d','e','f','g','h','i','j','k', 'l','m','n','o','p','q','r','s','t','u','v', 'w','z','y','z'}; /* Determine how long the text should be */ while( (len=(2*get_random_u8())-1) == 0 ); /* Create the string */ for(i=0; i<len; i++){ if( get_random_u8()%5==0 ) buffer[i] = ' '; // Whitespace else buffer[i] = letters[ get_random_u8()%26 ]; } buffer[len]='\0'; return buffer; } /* End of getRandomTextPayload() */ /** UNIMPLEMENTED */ int send_packet(NpingTarget *target, int rawfd, u8 *pkt, size_t pktLen){ int res; struct sockaddr_in6 s6; assert(pkt); assert(target); assert(pktLen > 0); if ( o.sendEth() ){ netutil_eth_t *ethsd = eth_open_cached(o.getDevice()); netutil_eth_send(ethsd, pkt, pktLen); }else{ if( o.ipv6() ){ /* IPv6 */ memset(&s6, 0, sizeof(struct sockaddr_in6)); s6.sin6_family=AF_INET6; s6.sin6_addr = target->getIPv6Address(); res = send_ipv6_packet_eth_or_sd(rawfd, NULL, &s6, pkt, pktLen); if (res == -1) return OP_FAILURE; }else{ /* IPv4 */ struct sockaddr_storage dst; size_t dstlen; dstlen = sizeof(dst); target->getTargetSockAddr(&dst, &dstlen); assert(dst.ss_family == AF_INET); if( o.issetMTU() == true ) res = send_frag_ip_packet(rawfd, NULL, (struct sockaddr_in *) &dst, pkt, pktLen, o.getMTU() ); else res = send_ip_packet_sd(rawfd, (struct sockaddr_in *) &dst, pkt, pktLen); /*send_ip_packet_sd calls Sendto which returns errors as -1 according to netutil.cc so lets catch that and return OP_FAILURE*/ if (res == -1) return OP_FAILURE; } } return OP_SUCCESS; } /* End of send_packet() */ int print_dnet_interface(const struct intf_entry *entry, void *arg) { if (entry==NULL) return 0; printf("*************************************************\n"); printf("intf_len = %d\n", entry->intf_len); printf("intf_name = %s\n", entry->intf_name); printf("intf_type = %u\n", entry->intf_type); printf("intf_flags = %02x\n", entry->intf_flags); printf("intf_mtu = %d\n", entry->intf_mtu); printf("intf_addr = %s\n", addr_ntoa(&entry->intf_addr)); printf("intf_dst_addr = %s\n", addr_ntoa(&entry->intf_dst_addr)); printf("intf_link_addr = %s\n", addr_ntoa(&entry->intf_link_addr)); printf("intf_alias_num = %d\n", entry->intf_alias_num); for(unsigned int i=0; i<entry->intf_alias_num; i++) printf("intf_alias_addrs[%d] = %s\n", i, addr_ntoa(&entry->intf_alias_addrs[i])); return 0; } /* Get a list of interfaces using dnet and intf_loop. */ int print_interfaces_dnet() { intf_t *it; /* Initialize the interface array. */ it = intf_open(); if (!it) fatal("%s: intf_open() failed. NULL descriptor", __func__); if (intf_loop(it, print_dnet_interface, NULL) != 0) fatal("%s: intf_loop() failed", __func__); intf_close(it); return 0; } /** @warning Returns pointer to an internal static buffer */ const struct sockaddr_storage *getSrcSockAddrFromIPPacket(const u8 *pkt, size_t pktLen){ if (pkt == NULL || pktLen > UINT_MAX) return NULL; static struct abstract_ip_hdr hdr = {}; unsigned int datalen = pktLen; const u8 *data = ip_get_data(pkt, &datalen, &hdr); if (data == NULL) return NULL; return &hdr.src; } /* End of getSrcSockAddrFromPacket() */ static const u8 *getDataLocation(const u8 *pkt, size_t pktLen, u8 proto, size_t minLen){ if (pkt == NULL || pktLen > UINT_MAX) return NULL; struct abstract_ip_hdr hdr = {}; unsigned int datalen = pktLen; const u8 *data = ip_get_data(pkt, &datalen, &hdr); if (data == NULL) return NULL; if (hdr.proto != proto) return NULL; // Ensure we have a full TCP header if (datalen < minLen) return NULL; return data; } const u8 *getUDPheaderLocation(const u8 *pkt, size_t pktLen){ return getDataLocation(pkt, pktLen, IPPROTO_UDP, 8); } /* End of getUDPheaderLocation */ const u8 *getTCPheaderLocation(const u8 *pkt, size_t pktLen){ return getDataLocation(pkt, pktLen, IPPROTO_TCP, 20); } /* Returns the IP protocol of the packet or -1 in case of failure */ u8 getProtoFromIPPacket(const u8 *pkt, size_t pktLen){ if(pkt==NULL || pktLen < 28) return -1; u8 ip_v = pkt[0] >> 4; /* Packet is IPv4 */ if (ip_v == 4) { return pkt[offsetof(struct ip, ip_p)]; } /* Packet is IPv6 */ else if (ip_v == 6) { return pkt[offsetof(struct ip6_hdr, ip6_nxt)]; } return -1; } /* End of getProtoFromIPPacket() */ /** @warning Returns pointer to an internal static buffer * @return pointer on success, NULL in case of failure */ const u16 *getSrcPortFromIPPacket(const u8 *pkt, size_t pktLen){ static u16 port; const u16 *pnt=NULL; const u8 *header=NULL; if(pkt==NULL || pktLen < 28) return NULL; if((header=getTCPheaderLocation(pkt, pktLen))==NULL){ if ((header=getUDPheaderLocation(pkt, pktLen))==NULL) return NULL; } pnt=(u16*)&(header[0]); port= ntohs(*pnt); return &port; } /* End of getSrcPortFromIPPacket() */ /** @warning Returns pointer to an internal static buffer * @return pointer on success, NULL in case of failure */ const u16 *getDstPortFromIPPacket(const u8 *pkt, size_t pktLen){ static u16 port; const u16 *pnt=NULL; const u8 *header=NULL; if(pkt==NULL || pktLen < 28) return NULL; if((header=getTCPheaderLocation(pkt, pktLen))==NULL){ if ((header=getUDPheaderLocation(pkt, pktLen))==NULL) return NULL; } pnt=(u16*)&(header[2]); port= ntohs(*pnt); return &port; } /* End of getDstPortFromIPPacket() */ /** @warning Returns pointer to an internal static buffer * @return pointer on success, NULL in case of failure */ const u16 *getDstPortFromTCPHeader(const u8 *pkt, size_t pktLen){ static u16 port; const u16 *pnt=NULL; if(pkt==NULL || pktLen < 20) return NULL; pnt=(u16*)&(pkt[2]); port= ntohs(*pnt); return &port; } /* End of getDstPortFromTCPHeader() */ /** @warning Returns pointer to an internal static buffer * @return pointer on success, NULL in case of failure */ const u16 *getDstPortFromUDPHeader(const u8 *pkt, size_t pktLen){ static u16 port; const u16 *pnt=NULL; if(pkt==NULL || pktLen < 8) return NULL; pnt=(u16*)&(pkt[2]); port= ntohs(*pnt); return &port; } /* End of getDstPortFromUDPHeader() */ int obtainRawSocket(){ int rawipsd=0; int protocol=0; int one=1; if( o.ipv6() ){ switch( o.getMode() ){ case TCP: protocol = IPPROTO_TCP; break; case UDP: protocol = IPPROTO_UDP; break; case ICMP: protocol = IPPROTO_ICMPV6; break; case ARP: nping_warning(QT_2,"Warning: createRawSocket() should not be called in ARP mode."); return 0; break; default: nping_fatal(QT_3, "createRawSocket(): NpingOps::getMode() does not return a valid mode. Please report this bug."); break; } if ((rawipsd = socket(AF_INET6, SOCK_RAW, protocol)) < 0 ) nping_fatal(QT_3,"Couldn't acquire IPv6 raw socket. Are you root?"); }else{ if ((rawipsd = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_RAW, IPPROTO_RAW)) < 0 ) nping_fatal(QT_3,"Couldn't acquire IPv4 raw socket. Are you root?"); /* Tell the kernel we are including our own IP Header (call to * setsockopt passing option IP_HDRINCL) */ sethdrinclude(rawipsd); } /* Allow broadcast addresses */ if (setsockopt(rawipsd, SOL_SOCKET, SO_BROADCAST, (const char *)&one, sizeof(int)) == -1) nping_warning(QT_2,"Failed to set SO_BROADCAST on raw socket."); return rawipsd; } /* End of obtainRawSocket() */ /** This function parses Linux file /proc/net/if_inet6 and returns a list of network interfaces that are configured for IPv6. @param ifbuff should be a buffer big enough to hold info for max_ifaces interfaces. Here is some info about the format of /proc/net/if_inet6, written by Peter Bieringer and taken from: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Linux+IPv6-HOWTO/proc-net.html : # cat /proc/net/if_inet6 00000000000000000000000000000001 01 80 10 80 lo +------------------------------+ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ | | | | | | 1 2 3 4 5 6 1. IPv6 address displayed in 32 hexadecimal chars without colons as separator 2. Netlink device number (interface index) in hexadecimal (see “ip addr” , too) 3. Prefix length in hexadecimal 4. Scope value (see kernel source “ include/net/ipv6.h” and “net/ipv6/addrconf.c” for more) 5. Interface flags (see “include/linux/rtnetlink.h” and “net/ipv6/addrconf.c” for more) 6. Device name @warning This function is NOT portable. It will only work on Linux systems and may not work in chroot-ed environments because it needs to be able to access /proc/net/if_inet6. */ int getinterfaces_inet6_linux(if6_t *ifbuf, int max_ifaces){ FILE *if6file=NULL; size_t i=0, j=0; int readlines=0; int parsed_ifs=0; bool badaddr=false; bool hasifname=false; char buffer[2048]; char twobytes[3]; memset(buffer, 0, sizeof(buffer)); if(ifbuf==NULL || max_ifaces<=0) nping_fatal(QT_3,"getinterfaces_inet6_linux() NULL values supplied"); /* TODO: Do we fatal() or should we just error and return OP_FAILURE? */ if ( !file_is_readable(PATH_PROC_IFINET6) ) nping_fatal(QT_3, "Couldn't get IPv6 interface information. File %s does not exist or you don't have read permissions.", PATH_PROC_IFINET6); if( (if6file=fopen(PATH_PROC_IFINET6, "r"))==NULL ) nping_fatal(QT_3, "Failed to open %s.", PATH_PROC_IFINET6); while( fgets(buffer,sizeof(buffer), if6file) ){ if(parsed_ifs>=max_ifaces) break; nping_print(DBG_4, "Read %s:%d: %s\n", PATH_PROC_IFINET6, ++readlines, buffer); /* Check the line has the expected format ********************************/ /* Some versions of the kernel include colons in the IPv6 address, some * others don't. E.g: * fe80:0000:0000:0000:0333:a5ff:4444:9306 03 40 20 80 wlan0 * fe800000000000000333a5ff44449306 03 40 20 80 wlan0 * So what we do is to remove the colons so we can process the line * no matter the format of the IPv6 addresses. * * TODO: Can interfaces with format eth0:1 appear on /proc/net/if_inet6? * If they can, then we need to change the code to skip the last : */ removecolon(buffer); /* 1. Check it has the correct length */ if( strlen(buffer) < strlen("00000000000000000000000000000001 01 80 10 80 lo") ){ continue; } /* 2. Check the inet6 address only contains hex digits */ for(i=0; i<32; i++){ if( !isxdigit(buffer[i]) ){ badaddr=true; break; } } if(badaddr){ badaddr=false; continue; } /* 2. Check spaces are in the appropriate place */ if( buffer[32]!=' ' || buffer[35]!=' ' || buffer[38]!=' ' || buffer[41]!=' ' || buffer[44]!=' ' ){ continue; } /* 3. Check we have numbers in the part where we are supposed to have them */ if( !isxdigit( buffer[33] ) || !isxdigit( buffer[34] ) || !isxdigit( buffer[36] ) || !isxdigit( buffer[37] ) || !isxdigit( buffer[39] ) || !isxdigit( buffer[40] ) || !isxdigit( buffer[42] ) || !isxdigit( buffer[43] ) ){ continue; } /* 4. Check we actually have an interface name afterwards */ for(i=44; i<strlen(buffer); i++){ if( isalpha(buffer[i]) ) hasifname=true; } if(!hasifname){ hasifname=false; continue; } /* If we get here means the read line has the expected format so we * read the information and store it in a interface_info structure * */ /* Store IPv6 address */ u8 ipv6addr[16]; for(i=0, j=0; j<16 && i<32; i+=2){ twobytes[0]=buffer[i]; twobytes[1]=buffer[i+1]; twobytes[2]='\0'; ipv6addr[j++]=(u8)strtol(twobytes, NULL, 16); } /* Store Netlink device number */ u8 dev_no; twobytes[0]=buffer[33]; twobytes[1]=buffer[34]; twobytes[2]='\0'; dev_no=(u8)strtol(twobytes, NULL, 16); /* Store prefix length */ u8 prefix_len; twobytes[0]=buffer[36]; twobytes[1]=buffer[37]; twobytes[2]='\0'; prefix_len=(u8)strtol(twobytes, NULL, 16); /* Store scope value */ u8 scope_value; twobytes[0]=buffer[39]; twobytes[1]=buffer[40]; twobytes[2]='\0'; scope_value=(u8)strtol(twobytes, NULL, 16); /* Store interface flags */ u8 dev_flags; twobytes[0]=buffer[42]; twobytes[1]=buffer[43]; twobytes[2]='\0'; dev_flags=(u8)strtol(twobytes, NULL, 16); /* Store interface name */ char devname[DEVNAMELEN]; memset(devname, 0, DEVNAMELEN); for(i=44, j=0; i<strlen(buffer) && j<DEVNAMELEN-1; i++){ if( buffer[i]==' ' || buffer[i]=='\n') continue; else devname[j++]=buffer[i]; } devname[j]='\0'; /* Once we have all the info, copy it to user supplied buffer */ memset(&ifbuf[parsed_ifs], 0, sizeof(if6_t)); memcpy( ifbuf[parsed_ifs].devname, devname, DEVNAMELEN); struct sockaddr_in6 *s6=(struct sockaddr_in6 *)&ifbuf[parsed_ifs].ss; s6->sin6_family=AF_INET6; memcpy(s6->sin6_addr.s6_addr, ipv6addr, 16); memcpy(ifbuf[parsed_ifs].addr, ipv6addr, 16); ifbuf[parsed_ifs].netmask_bits=prefix_len; ifbuf[parsed_ifs].dev_no=dev_no; ifbuf[parsed_ifs].scope=scope_value; ifbuf[parsed_ifs].flags=dev_flags; /* ifbuf[parsed_ifs].mac = ??? (we don't know, we don't set it) */ parsed_ifs++; /* Debugging code: This should print the exact same lines that * /proc/net/if_inet6 contains. (well, unless that kernel includes colons * in the ipv6 address) * for(i=0; i<16; i++) printf("%02x", ipv6addr[i]); printf(" %02x", dev_no); printf(" %02x", prefix_len); printf(" %02x", scope_value); printf(" %02x", dev_flags); printf(" %8s\n", devname); */ } /* End of loop */ /* Cleanup */ if(if6file) fclose(if6file); return parsed_ifs; } /* End of getinterfaces_inet6_linux() */ /** This function parses Linux file /proc/net/ipv6_route and returns a list of routes for IPv6 packets. @param ifbuff should be a buffer big enough to hold info for max_routes routes. Here is some info about the format of /proc/net/if_inet6, written by Peter Bieringer and taken from: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Linux+IPv6-HOWTO/proc-net.html : # cat /proc/net/ipv6_route 00000000000000000000000000000000 00 00000000000000000000000000000000 00 +------------------------------+ ++ +------------------------------+ ++ | | | | 1 2 3 4 ¬ 00000000000000000000000000000000 ffffffff 00000001 00000001 00200200 lo ¬ +------------------------------+ +------+ +------+ +------+ +------+ ++ ¬ | | | | | | ¬ 5 6 7 8 9 10 1. IPv6 destination network displayed in 32 hexadecimal chars without colons as separator 2. IPv6 destination prefix length in hexadecimal 3. IPv6 source network displayed in 32 hexadecimal chars without colons as separator 4. IPv6 source prefix length in hexadecimal 5. IPv6 next hop displayed in 32 hexadecimal chars without colons as separator 6. Metric in hexadecimal 7. Reference counter 8. Use counter 9. Flags 10. Device name @warning This function is NOT portable. It will only work on Linux systems and may not work in chroot-ed environments because it needs to be able to access /proc/net/ipv6_route. */ int getroutes_inet6_linux(route6_t *rtbuf, int max_routes){ FILE *route6file=NULL; size_t i=0, j=0; int readlines=0; int parsed_routes=0; bool badchars=false; bool hasifname=false; char buffer[2048]; char twobytes[3]; memset(buffer, 0, sizeof(buffer)); if(rtbuf==NULL || max_routes<=0) nping_fatal(QT_3,"getroutes_inet6_linux() NULL values supplied"); /* TODO: Do we fatal() or should we just error and return OP_FAILURE? */ if ( !file_is_readable(PATH_PROC_IPV6ROUTE) ) nping_fatal(QT_3, "Couldn't get IPv6 route information. File %s does not exist or you don't have read permissions.", PATH_PROC_IPV6ROUTE); if( (route6file=fopen(PATH_PROC_IPV6ROUTE, "r"))==NULL ) nping_fatal(QT_3, "Failed to open %s.", PATH_PROC_IPV6ROUTE); while( fgets(buffer,sizeof(buffer), route6file) ){ if(parsed_routes>=max_routes) break; nping_print(DBG_4, "Read %s:%d: %s\n",PATH_PROC_IPV6ROUTE, ++readlines, buffer); /* Check the line has the expected format ********************************/ /* Some versions of the kernel include colons in the IPv6 address, some * others don't. So what we do is to remove the colons so we can process * the line no matter the format of the IPv6 addresses. * * TODO: Can interfaces with format eth0:1 appear on /proc/net/ipv6_route? * If they can, then we need to change the code to skip the last : */ removecolon(buffer); /* 1. Check it has the correct length. */ size_t min_len=0; min_len += 3*32; /* Three IPv6 addresses in hex */ min_len += 2*2; /* Two 8bit hex values (prefix lengths) */ min_len += 4*8; /* Four 32-bit hex values */ min_len += 1; /* I guess one char is the min for a device len */ min_len += 9; /* 9 spaces */ if( strlen(buffer) < min_len ){ continue; } /* 2. Check the first 140 characters only contain hex digits or spaces */ for(i=0; i<140; i++){ if( !isxdigit(buffer[i]) && buffer[i]!=' '){ badchars=true; break; } } if(badchars){ badchars=false; continue; } /* 2. Check spaces are in the appropriate place */ if( buffer[32]!=' ' || buffer[71]!=' ' || buffer[122]!=' ' || buffer[35]!=' ' || buffer[104]!=' ' || buffer[131]!=' ' || buffer[68]!=' ' || buffer[113]!=' ' || buffer[140]!=' ' ){ continue; } /* 4. Check we actually have an interface name afterwards */ for(i=140; i<strlen(buffer); i++){ if( isalpha(buffer[i]) ) hasifname=true; } if(!hasifname){ hasifname=false; continue; } /* If we get here means the read line has the expected format so we * read the information and store it in a interface_info structure * */ /* Store destination network address */ u8 dst_addr[16]; for(i=0, j=0; j<16 && i<32; i+=2){ twobytes[0]=buffer[i]; twobytes[1]=buffer[i+1]; twobytes[2]='\0'; dst_addr[j++]=(u8)strtol(twobytes, NULL, 16); } /* Store destination network prefix */ u8 dst_prefix; twobytes[0]=buffer[33]; twobytes[1]=buffer[34]; twobytes[2]='\0'; dst_prefix=(u8)strtol(twobytes, NULL, 16); /* Store source network address */ u8 src_addr[16]; for(i=36, j=0; j<16 && i<68; i+=2){ twobytes[0]=buffer[i]; twobytes[1]=buffer[i+1]; twobytes[2]='\0'; src_addr[j++]=(u8)strtol(twobytes, NULL, 16); } /* Store source network prefix */ u8 src_prefix; twobytes[0]=buffer[69]; twobytes[1]=buffer[70]; twobytes[2]='\0'; src_prefix=(u8)strtol(twobytes, NULL, 16); /* Store next hop address */ u8 nh_addr[16]; for(i=72, j=0; j<16 && i<104; i+=2){ twobytes[0]=buffer[i]; twobytes[1]=buffer[i+1]; twobytes[2]='\0'; nh_addr[j++]=(u8)strtol(twobytes, NULL, 16); } /* Store metric */ u8 metric[4]; for(i=105, j=0; j<4 && i<113; i+=2){ twobytes[0]=buffer[i]; twobytes[1]=buffer[i+1]; twobytes[2]='\0'; metric[j++]=(u8)strtol(twobytes, NULL, 16); } /* Store reference counter */ u8 ref_count[4]; for(i=114, j=0; j<4 && i<122; i+=2){ twobytes[0]=buffer[i]; twobytes[1]=buffer[i+1]; twobytes[2]='\0'; ref_count[j++]=(u8)strtol(twobytes, NULL, 16); } /* Store use counter */ u8 use_count[4]; for(i=123, j=0; j<4 && i<131; i+=2){ twobytes[0]=buffer[i]; twobytes[1]=buffer[i+1]; twobytes[2]='\0'; use_count[j++]=(u8)strtol(twobytes, NULL, 16); } /* Store flags */ u8 flags[4]; for(i=132, j=0; j<4 && i<140; i+=2){ twobytes[0]=buffer[i]; twobytes[1]=buffer[i+1]; twobytes[2]='\0'; flags[j++]=(u8)strtol(twobytes, NULL, 16); } /* Store interface name */ char devname[DEVNAMELEN]; memset(devname, 0, DEVNAMELEN); for(i=140, j=0; i<strlen(buffer) && j<DEVNAMELEN-1; i++){ if( buffer[i]==' ' || buffer[i]=='\n') continue; else devname[j++]=buffer[i]; } devname[j]='\0'; /* Once we have all the info, copy it to user supplied buffer */ memset(&rtbuf[parsed_routes], 0, sizeof(route6_t)); memcpy(rtbuf[parsed_routes].dst_net.s6_addr, dst_addr, 16); rtbuf[parsed_routes].dst_prefix=dst_prefix; memcpy(rtbuf[parsed_routes].src_net.s6_addr, src_addr, 16); rtbuf[parsed_routes].src_prefix=src_prefix; memcpy(rtbuf[parsed_routes].next_hop.s6_addr, nh_addr, 16); /* TODO: Check the endianness stuff here is implemented right. * The thing is that the part of the linux kernel that prints the info * to /proc/net/ipv6_rout is the following: * [From /net/ipv6/route.c ] * 2427 seq_printf(m, " %08x %08x %08x %08x %8s\n", * 2428 rt->rt6i_metric, atomic_read(&rt->u.dst.__refcnt), * 2429 rt->u.dst.__use, rt->rt6i_flags, * 2430 rt->rt6i_dev ? rt->rt6i_dev->name : ""); * * So as they are actually printing 32bit values with %08x, they are * getting printed out in network byte order (big endian) so we call * ntohl() for each of them so we actually convert them to the right * representation in the current machine. With 8-bit values we have no * problem because they are converted to binary using strtol() and it * handles endianness by itself. Am I doing anything wrong here? * */ memcpy(&rtbuf[parsed_routes].metric, metric, 4); rtbuf[parsed_routes].metric=ntohl(rtbuf[parsed_routes].metric); memcpy(&rtbuf[parsed_routes].ref_count, ref_count, 4); rtbuf[parsed_routes].ref_count=ntohl(rtbuf[parsed_routes].ref_count); memcpy(&rtbuf[parsed_routes].use_count, use_count, 4); rtbuf[parsed_routes].use_count=ntohl(rtbuf[parsed_routes].use_count); memcpy(&rtbuf[parsed_routes].flags, flags, 4); rtbuf[parsed_routes].flags=ntohl(rtbuf[parsed_routes].flags); memcpy(rtbuf[parsed_routes].devname, devname, DEVNAMELEN); /* Debugging code: This should print the exact same lines that * /proc/net/if_inet6 contains. (well, unless that kernel includes colons * in the ipv6 address) * for(i=0; i<16; i++) printf("%02x", rtbuf[parsed_routes].dst_net.s6_addr[i]); printf(" %02x ", rtbuf[parsed_routes].dst_prefix); for(i=0; i<16; i++) printf("%02x", rtbuf[parsed_routes].src_net.s6_addr[i]); printf(" %02x ", rtbuf[parsed_routes].src_prefix); for(i=0; i<16; i++) printf("%02x", rtbuf[parsed_routes].next_hop.s6_addr[i]); printf(" %08x", rtbuf[parsed_routes].metric); printf(" %08x", rtbuf[parsed_routes].ref_count); printf(" %08x", rtbuf[parsed_routes].use_count); printf(" %08x", rtbuf[parsed_routes].flags); printf(" %8s\n", rtbuf[parsed_routes].devname); */ parsed_routes++; } /* End of loop */ /* Cleanup */ if(route6file) fclose(route6file); return parsed_routes; } /* End of getroutes_inet6_linux() */ /** This function takes a sockaddr_storage pointer that MUST contain a valid * IPv6 address (a sockaddr_in6 struct with sin6_family set to AF_INET6), * and returns the best route entry for the supplied destination. * The route entries are read from /proc/net/ipv6_route through function * getroutes_inet6_linux(). * @warning This function is NOT portable. It will only work on Linux systems * and may not work in chroot-ed environments because it needs to be able * to access /proc/net/ipv6_route. * @warning It returns NULL in case of error. Check for it or you'll segfault. * @warning returned pointer points to a static buffer that subsequent calls * will overwrite. */ route6_t *route_dst_ipv6_linux(const struct sockaddr_storage *const dst){ struct sockaddr_in6 *dstsin6=NULL; /* Cast for supplied sockaddr_storage var */ route6_t routes6[64]; /* Array of IPv6 routes */ int total_routes6=0; /* Number of returned routes */ static route6_t theone; /* Stores the best route we find */ route6_t *def_gw=NULL; /* Stores default gateway */ int best_match=0; /* Max number of bits that we've matched */ int curr_match=0; /* Matching bits in current route */ u8 zero_addr[16]; /* Just to compare route to addr "::" */ memset(zero_addr, 0, 16); dstsin6=(struct sockaddr_in6 *)dst; if(dst==NULL) return NULL; if(dstsin6->sin6_family!=AF_INET6) return NULL; /* Let's parse /proc/net/ipv6_route and get a list of routes */ if ( (total_routes6=getroutes_inet6_linux(routes6, 64)) <= 0 ) return NULL; /* Now we go over the whole route list and select the match that has the * largest prefix length */ for(int i=0; i<total_routes6; i++){ /* Check how many bits they have in common */ curr_match=bitcmp(dstsin6->sin6_addr.s6_addr, routes6[i].dst_net.s6_addr, 16); /* Select only the best match (always taking into account that * our dst address needs to match at least dst_prefix bits. */ if( curr_match > best_match && curr_match>=routes6[i].dst_prefix){ best_match=curr_match; memcpy(&theone, &routes6[i], sizeof(route6_t)); } /* There was no match, but we check if the route is actually "::" * (like 0.0.0.0 in IPv4). If it is, we store it, just in case we * end up without a better route. */ else if ( !memcmp( routes6[i].dst_net.s6_addr, zero_addr, 16) ){ if(def_gw==NULL){ def_gw=&routes6[i]; } else if( !strncmp("lo", def_gw->devname, 2) ){ /* If the route we have is through the loopback interface, * overwrite it, we prefer to choose any other device as * the default gateway. We just compare the first two * letters cause in Linux the interface is called "lo" but * on BSD is usually called lo0. */ def_gw=&routes6[i]; } } } if( best_match==0 ){ if(def_gw!=NULL) memcpy(&theone, def_gw, sizeof(route6_t)); else return NULL; } return &theone; } /* End of route_dst_ipv6() */