ssl_acceptor_context_operator.h

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#ifndef SSL_ACCEPTOR_CONTEXT_OPERATOR
#define SSL_ACCEPTOR_CONTEXT_OPERATOR
 
#include <my_rcu_lock.h>                   /* MyRcuLock */
#include "sql/ssl_acceptor_context_data.h" /** Ssl_acceptor_context_data */
 
/* Types of supported contexts */
enum class Ssl_acceptor_context_type {
  context_server_main = 0,
  context_server_admin,
  context_last
};
 
class Lock_and_access_ssl_acceptor_context;
class TLS_channel;
 
/** TLS context access protector */
class Ssl_acceptor_context_container {
 protected:
  Ssl_acceptor_context_container(Ssl_acceptor_context_data *data);
  ~Ssl_acceptor_context_container();
  void switch_data(Ssl_acceptor_context_data *new_data);
 
  using Ssl_acceptor_context_data_lock = MyRcuLock<Ssl_acceptor_context_data>;
 
  Ssl_acceptor_context_data_lock *lock_;
 
  /* F.R.I.E.N.D.S. */
  friend class Lock_and_access_ssl_acceptor_context;
  friend class TLS_channel;
};
 
extern Ssl_acceptor_context_container *mysql_main;
extern Ssl_acceptor_context_container *mysql_admin;
 
/** TLS context manager */
class TLS_channel {
 public:
  /**
  Initialize the single instance of the acceptor
 
  @param [out] out          Object initialized by the function
  @param [in]  channel      Name of the channel
  @param [in]  use_ssl_arg  Pass false if you don't want the actual
                            SSL context created
                            (as in when SSL is initially disabled)
  @param [in]  callbacks    Handle to the initialization callback object
  @param [in]  db_init      Whether database is being initialized or not
 
  @returns Initialization status
    @retval true failure to init
    @retval false initialized ok
*/
  static bool singleton_init(Ssl_acceptor_context_container **out,
                             std::string channel, bool use_ssl_arg,
                             Ssl_init_callback *callbacks, bool db_init);
 
  /**
    De-initialize the single instance of the acceptor
 
    @param [in] container TLS acceptor context object
  */
  static void singleton_deinit(Ssl_acceptor_context_container *container);
  /**
    Re-initialize the single instance of the acceptor
 
    @param [in,out] container TLS acceptor context object
    @param [in]     channel   Name of the channel
    @param [in]     callbacks Handle to the initialization callback object
    @param [out]    error     SSL Error information
    @param [in]     force     Activate the SSL settings even if this will lead
                              to disabling SSL
  */
  static void singleton_flush(Ssl_acceptor_context_container *container,
                              std::string channel, Ssl_init_callback *callbacks,
                              enum enum_ssl_init_error *error, bool force);
};
 
using Ssl_acceptor_context_data_lock = MyRcuLock<Ssl_acceptor_context_data>;
 
/** TLS context access wrapper for ease of use */
class Lock_and_access_ssl_acceptor_context {
 public:
  Lock_and_access_ssl_acceptor_context(Ssl_acceptor_context_container *context)
      : read_lock_(context->lock_) {}
  ~Lock_and_access_ssl_acceptor_context() = default;
 
  /** Access protected @ref Ssl_acceptor_context_data */
  operator const Ssl_acceptor_context_data *() {
    const Ssl_acceptor_context_data *c = read_lock_;
    return c;
  }
 
  /**
    Access to the SSL_CTX from the protected @ref Ssl_acceptor_context_data
  */
  operator SSL_CTX *() {
    const Ssl_acceptor_context_data *c = read_lock_;
    return c->ssl_acceptor_fd_->ssl_context;
  }
 
  /**
    Access to the SSL from the protected @ref Ssl_acceptor_context_data
  */
  operator SSL *() {
    const Ssl_acceptor_context_data *c = read_lock_;
    return c->acceptor_;
  }
 
  /**
    Access to st_VioSSLFd from the protected @ref Ssl_acceptor_context_data
  */
  operator struct st_VioSSLFd *() {
    const Ssl_acceptor_context_data *c = read_lock_;
    return c->ssl_acceptor_fd_;
  }
 
  /**
    Fetch given property from underlying TLS context
 
    @param [in] property_type Property to be fetched
 
   @returns Value of property for given context. Empty in case of failure.
  */
  std::string show_property(Ssl_acceptor_context_property_type property_type);
 
  /**
    Fetch channel name
 
    @returns Name of underlying channel
  */
  std::string channel_name();
 
  /**
    TLS context validity
 
    @returns Validity of TLS context
      @retval true  Valid
      @retval false Invalid
  */
  bool have_ssl();
 
 private:
  /** Read lock over TLS context */
  Ssl_acceptor_context_data_lock::ReadLock read_lock_;
};
 
bool have_ssl();
 
#endif  // SSL_ACCEPTOR_CONTEXT_OPERATOR