client_async_authentication.h

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#include <openssl/ossl_typ.h>
#include "mysql/plugin_auth_common.h"
#include "mysql_async.h"

/* this is a "superset" of MYSQL_PLUGIN_VIO, in C++ I use inheritance */
struct MCPVIO_EXT {
  int (*read_packet)(MYSQL_PLUGIN_VIO *vio, uchar **buf);
  int (*write_packet)(MYSQL_PLUGIN_VIO *vio, const uchar *pkt, int pkt_len);
  void (*info)(MYSQL_PLUGIN_VIO *vio, MYSQL_PLUGIN_VIO_INFO *info);
  net_async_status (*read_packet_nonblocking)(struct MYSQL_PLUGIN_VIO *vio,
                                              unsigned char **buf, int *result);
  net_async_status (*write_packet_nonblocking)(struct MYSQL_PLUGIN_VIO *vio,
                                               const unsigned char *pkt,
                                               int pkt_len, int *result);

  /* -= end of MYSQL_PLUGIN_VIO =- */
  MYSQL *mysql;
  auth_plugin_t *plugin; /**< what plugin we're under */
  const char *db;
  struct {
    uchar *pkt; /**< pointer into NET::buff */
    uint pkt_len;
  } cached_server_reply;
  int packets_read, packets_written; /**< counters for send/received packets */
  int mysql_change_user;             /**< if it's mysql_change_user() */
  int last_read_packet_len; /**< the length of the last *read* packet */
};

/* Our state machines have four simple return codes: */
enum mysql_state_machine_status {
  STATE_MACHINE_FAILED,      /* Completion with a failure. */
  STATE_MACHINE_CONTINUE,    /* Keep calling the state machine. */
  STATE_MACHINE_WOULD_BLOCK, /* Needs to block to continue. */
  STATE_MACHINE_DONE         /* Completion with a success. */
};

/* state machine for native password autheintication API */
enum client_auth_native_password_plugin_status {
  NATIVE_READING_PASSWORD = 1,
  NATIVE_WRITING_RESPONSE
};

enum client_auth_sha256_password_plugin_status {
  SHA256_READING_PASSWORD = 1,
  SHA256_REQUEST_PUBLIC_KEY,
  SHA256_READ_PUBLIC_KEY,
  SHA256_SEND_ENCRYPTED_PASSWORD,
  SHA256_SEND_PLAIN_PASSWORD
};

enum client_auth_caching_sha2_password_plugin_status {
  CACHING_SHA2_READING_PASSWORD = 1,
  CACHING_SHA2_WRITING_RESPONSE,
  CACHING_SHA2_CHALLENGE_RESPONSE,
  CACHING_SHA2_REQUEST_PUBLIC_KEY,
  CACHING_SHA2_READ_PUBLIC_KEY,
  CACHING_SHA2_SEND_ENCRYPTED_PASSWORD,
  CACHING_SHA2_SEND_PLAIN_PASSWORD
};

/* A state machine for authentication itself. */
struct mysql_async_auth;
typedef mysql_state_machine_status (*authsm_function)(mysql_async_auth *);

struct mysql_async_auth {
  MYSQL *mysql;
  bool non_blocking;

  char *data;
  uint data_len;
  const char *data_plugin;
  const char *db;

  const char *auth_plugin_name;
  auth_plugin_t *auth_plugin;
  MCPVIO_EXT mpvio;
  ulong pkt_length;
  int res;

  char *change_user_buff;
  int change_user_buff_len;

  int client_auth_plugin_state;
  authsm_function state_function;
};

/*
  Connection is handled with a state machine.  Each state is
  represented by a function pointer (csm_function) which returns
  a mysql_state_machine_status to indicate the state of the
  connection.
  This state machine has boundaries around network IO to allow
  reuse between blocking and non-blocking clients.
*/
struct mysql_async_connect;
typedef mysql_state_machine_status (*csm_function)(mysql_async_connect *);

/*
  define different states of an asynchronous SSL connection phase
*/
enum ssl_exchange_state {
  SSL_REQUEST = 8100,
  SSL_CONNECT = 8101,
  SSL_COMPLETE = 8102,
  SSL_NONE = 8103
};

/*
  Struct to track the state of a connection being established.  Once
  the connection is established, the context should be discarded and
  relevant values copied out of it.
*/
struct mysql_async_connect {
  /* state for the overall connection process */
  MYSQL *mysql;
  const char *host;
  const char *user;
  const char *passwd;
  const char *db;
  uint port;
  const char *unix_socket;
  ulong client_flag;
  bool non_blocking;

  ulong pkt_length;
  char *host_info;
  char buff[NAME_LEN + USERNAME_LENGTH + 100];
  int scramble_data_len;
  char *scramble_data;
  const char *scramble_plugin;
  char *scramble_buffer;
  bool scramble_buffer_allocated;

  /* context needed to establish asynchronous authentication */
  struct mysql_async_auth *auth_context;
  /* state for running init_commands */
  bool saved_reconnect;
  char **current_init_command;

  ssl_exchange_state ssl_state;
  SSL *ssl;
  /* state function that will be called next */
  csm_function state_function;
};