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1/*
2 * validator/val_kentry.h - validator key entry definition.
3 *
4 * Copyright (c) 2007, NLnet Labs. All rights reserved.
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34 */
35
36/**
37 * \file
38 *
39 * This file contains functions for dealing with validator key entries.
40 */
41
42#ifndef VALIDATOR_VAL_KENTRY_H
43#define VALIDATOR_VAL_KENTRY_H
44struct packed_rrset_data;
45struct regional;
46struct ub_packed_rrset_key;
47#include "util/storage/lruhash.h"
48
49/**
50 * A key entry for the validator.
51 * This may or may not be a trusted key.
52 * This is what is stored in the key cache.
53 * This is the key part for the cache; the key entry key.
54 */
55struct key_entry_key {
56 /** lru hash entry */
57 struct lruhash_entry entry;
58 /** name of the key */
59 uint8_t* name;
60 /** length of name */
61 size_t namelen;
62 /** class of the key, host byteorder */
63 uint16_t key_class;
64};
65
66/**
67 * Key entry for the validator.
68 * Contains key status.
69 * This is the data part for the cache, the key entry data.
70 *
71 * Can be in three basic states:
72 * isbad=0: good key
73 * isbad=1: bad key
74 * isbad=0 && rrset=0: insecure space.
75 */
76struct key_entry_data {
77 /** the TTL of this entry (absolute time) */
78 time_t ttl;
79 /** the key rrdata. can be NULL to signal keyless name. */
80 struct packed_rrset_data* rrset_data;
81 /** not NULL sometimes to give reason why bogus */
82 char* reason;
83 /** list of algorithms signalled, ends with 0, or NULL */
84 uint8_t* algo;
85 /** DNS RR type of the rrset data (host order) */
86 uint16_t rrset_type;
87 /** if the key is bad: Bogus or malformed */
88 uint8_t isbad;
89};
90
91/** function for lruhash operation */
92size_t key_entry_sizefunc(void* key, void* data);
93
94/** function for lruhash operation */
95int key_entry_compfunc(void* k1, void* k2);
96
97/** function for lruhash operation */
98void key_entry_delkeyfunc(void* key, void* userarg);
99
100/** function for lruhash operation */
101void key_entry_deldatafunc(void* data, void* userarg);
102
103/** calculate hash for key entry
104 * @param kk: key entry. The lruhash entry.hash value is filled in.
105 */
106void key_entry_hash(struct key_entry_key* kk);
107
108/**
109 * Copy a key entry, to be region-allocated.
110 * @param kkey: the key entry key (and data pointer) to copy.
111 * @param region: where to allocate it
112 * @return newly region-allocated entry or NULL on a failure to allocate.
113 */
114struct key_entry_key* key_entry_copy_toregion(struct key_entry_key* kkey,
115 struct regional* region);
116
117/**
118 * Copy a key entry, malloced.
119 * @param kkey: the key entry key (and data pointer) to copy.
120 * @return newly allocated entry or NULL on a failure to allocate memory.
121 */
122struct key_entry_key* key_entry_copy(struct key_entry_key* kkey);
123
124/**
125 * See if this is a null entry. Does not do locking.
126 * @param kkey: must have data pointer set correctly
127 * @return true if it is a NULL rrset entry.
128 */
129int key_entry_isnull(struct key_entry_key* kkey);
130
131/**
132 * See if this entry is good. Does not do locking.
133 * @param kkey: must have data pointer set correctly
134 * @return true if it is good.
135 */
136int key_entry_isgood(struct key_entry_key* kkey);
137
138/**
139 * See if this entry is bad. Does not do locking.
140 * @param kkey: must have data pointer set correctly
141 * @return true if it is bad.
142 */
143int key_entry_isbad(struct key_entry_key* kkey);
144
145/**
146 * Set reason why a key is bad.
147 * @param kkey: bad key.
148 * @param reason: string to attach, you must allocate it.
149 * Not safe to call twice unless you deallocate it yourself.
150 */
151void key_entry_set_reason(struct key_entry_key* kkey, char* reason);
152
153/**
154 * Get reason why a key is bad.
155 * @param kkey: bad key
156 * @return pointer to string.
157 * String is part of key entry and is deleted with it.
158 */
159char* key_entry_get_reason(struct key_entry_key* kkey);
160
161/**
162 * Create a null entry, in the given region.
163 * @param region: where to allocate
164 * @param name: the key name
165 * @param namelen: length of name
166 * @param dclass: class of key entry. (host order);
167 * @param ttl: what ttl should the key have. relative.
168 * @param now: current time (added to ttl).
169 * @return new key entry or NULL on alloc failure
170 */
171struct key_entry_key* key_entry_create_null(struct regional* region,
172 uint8_t* name, size_t namelen, uint16_t dclass, time_t ttl,
173 time_t now);
174
175/**
176 * Create a key entry from an rrset, in the given region.
177 * @param region: where to allocate.
178 * @param name: the key name
179 * @param namelen: length of name
180 * @param dclass: class of key entry. (host order);
181 * @param rrset: data for key entry. This is copied to the region.
182 * @param sigalg: signalled algorithm list (or NULL).
183 * @param now: current time (added to ttl of rrset)
184 * @return new key entry or NULL on alloc failure
185 */
186struct key_entry_key* key_entry_create_rrset(struct regional* region,
187 uint8_t* name, size_t namelen, uint16_t dclass,
188 struct ub_packed_rrset_key* rrset, uint8_t* sigalg, time_t now);
189
190/**
191 * Create a bad entry, in the given region.
192 * @param region: where to allocate
193 * @param name: the key name
194 * @param namelen: length of name
195 * @param dclass: class of key entry. (host order);
196 * @param ttl: what ttl should the key have. relative.
197 * @param now: current time (added to ttl).
198 * @return new key entry or NULL on alloc failure
199 */
200struct key_entry_key* key_entry_create_bad(struct regional* region,
201 uint8_t* name, size_t namelen, uint16_t dclass, time_t ttl,
202 time_t now);
203
204/**
205 * Obtain rrset from a key entry, allocated in region.
206 * @param kkey: key entry to convert to a rrset.
207 * @param region: where to allocate rrset
208 * @return rrset copy; if no rrset or alloc error returns NULL.
209 */
210struct ub_packed_rrset_key* key_entry_get_rrset(struct key_entry_key* kkey,
211 struct regional* region);
212
213/**
214 * Get keysize of the keyentry.
215 * @param kkey: key, must be a good key, with contents.
216 * @return size in bits of the key.
217 */
218size_t key_entry_keysize(struct key_entry_key* kkey);
219
220#endif /* VALIDATOR_VAL_KENTRY_H */