/*
 * Copyright 2000, International Business Machines Corporation and others.
 * All Rights Reserved.
 * 
 * This software has been released under the terms of the IBM Public
 * License.  For details, see the LICENSE file in the top-level source
 * directory or online at http://www.openafs.org/dl/license10.html
 */

/*
 * Implements:
 */
#include <afsconfig.h>
#include "../afs/param.h"

RCSID("$Header: /cvs/openafs/src/afs/afs_conn.c,v 1.7.2.2 2003/05/20 04:23:07 shadow Exp $");

#include "../afs/stds.h"
#include "../afs/sysincludes.h"	/* Standard vendor system headers */

#if !defined(UKERNEL)
#if !defined(AFS_LINUX20_ENV)
#include <net/if.h>
#endif
#include <netinet/in.h>

#ifdef AFS_SGI62_ENV
#include "../h/hashing.h"
#endif
#if !defined(AFS_HPUX110_ENV) && !defined(AFS_LINUX20_ENV) && !defined(AFS_DARWIN60_ENV)
#include <netinet/in_var.h>
#endif /* ! AFS_HPUX110_ENV */
#endif /* !defined(UKERNEL) */

#include "../afs/afsincludes.h"	/* Afs-based standard headers */
#include "../afs/afs_stats.h"   /* afs statistics */

#if	defined(AFS_SUN56_ENV)
#include <inet/led.h>
#include <inet/common.h>
#if     defined(AFS_SUN58_ENV)
#include <netinet/ip6.h>
#endif
#include <inet/ip.h>
#endif

/* Imported variables */
/* these are for storing alternate interface addresses - from afs_callback.c */
extern struct interfaceAddr afs_cb_interface;


/* Imported functions. */
struct rx_securityClass *rxnull_NewClientSecurityObject();
struct rx_securityClass *rxkad_NewClientSecurityObject();

/* Exported variables */
afs_rwlock_t afs_xconn;			/* allocation lock for new things */
afs_rwlock_t afs_xinterface;		/* for multiple client address */

/* Local variables */
afs_int32 cryptall = 0;


unsigned int VNOSERVERS = 0;
struct conn *afs_Conn(afid, areq, locktype)
    register struct VenusFid *afid;
    register struct vrequest *areq;
    afs_int32 locktype;
{
   u_short fsport=AFS_FSPORT;
   struct volume *tv;
   struct conn *tconn = (struct conn *)0;
   struct srvAddr *lowp= (struct srvAddr *)0;
   struct unixuser *tu;
   int notbusy;
   int i;
   struct srvAddr *sa1p;

   AFS_STATCNT(afs_Conn);
   tv = afs_GetVolume(afid, areq, READ_LOCK);
   if (!tv) {
      if (areq) {
	 afs_FinalizeReq(areq);
	 areq->volumeError = 1;
      }
      return (struct conn *) 0;
   }

   if (tv->serverHost[0] && tv->serverHost[0]->cell) {
      fsport = tv->serverHost[0]->cell->fsport;
   }    
   else {
      VNOSERVERS++;
   }

   /* First is always lowest rank, if it's up */
   if ((tv->status[0] == not_busy) && tv->serverHost[0] && 
       !(tv->serverHost[0]->addr->sa_flags & SRVR_ISDOWN))
      lowp = tv->serverHost[0]->addr;

   /* Otherwise we look at all of them. There are seven levels of
    * not_busy. This means we will check a volume seven times before it
    * is marked offline. Ideally, we only need two levels, but this
    * serves a second purpose of waiting some number of seconds before
    * the client decides the volume is offline (ie: a clone could finish
    * in this time).
    */
   for (notbusy = not_busy; (!lowp && (notbusy <= end_not_busy)); notbusy++) {
      for (i=0 ;i<MAXHOSTS && tv->serverHost[i];i++) {
	 if (tv->status[i] != notbusy) {
	    if (tv->status[i] == rd_busy || tv->status[i] == rdwr_busy) {
	       if (!areq->busyCount)
		  areq->busyCount++;
	    } else if (tv->status[i] == offline) {
	       if (!areq->volumeError) 
		  areq->volumeError = VOLMISSING;
	    }
	    continue;
	 }
	 for (sa1p = tv->serverHost[i]->addr; sa1p; sa1p = sa1p->next_sa) {
	    if (sa1p->sa_flags & SRVR_ISDOWN)
	       continue;
	    if (!lowp || (lowp->sa_iprank > sa1p->sa_iprank))
	       lowp = sa1p;
	 }
      }
   }
   afs_PutVolume(tv, READ_LOCK);

   if (lowp) {
      tu = afs_GetUser(areq->uid, afid->Cell, SHARED_LOCK);
      tconn = afs_ConnBySA(lowp, fsport, afid->Cell, tu,
			   0/*!force*/, 1/*create*/, locktype);

      afs_PutUser(tu, SHARED_LOCK);
   }

   return tconn;
} /*afs_Conn*/


struct conn *afs_ConnBySA(struct srvAddr *sap, unsigned short aport,
			  afs_int32 acell, struct unixuser *tu,
			  int force_if_down, afs_int32 create, afs_int32 locktype)
{
    struct conn *tc=0;
    struct rx_securityClass *csec;	/*Security class object*/
    int isec;				/*Security index*/
    int service;

    if (!sap || ((sap->sa_flags & SRVR_ISDOWN) && !force_if_down)) {
	/* sa is known down, and we don't want to force it.  */
	return (struct conn *)0;
    }

    ObtainSharedLock(&afs_xconn,15);
    for (tc = sap->conns; tc; tc=tc->next) {
       if (tc->user == tu && tc->port == aport) {
	  break;
       }
    }		

    if (!tc && !create) {
       ReleaseSharedLock(&afs_xconn);
       return (struct conn *)0;
    }

    if (!tc) {
       /* No such connection structure exists.  Create one and splice it in.
	* Make sure the server record has been marked as used (for the purposes
	* of calculating up & down times, it's now considered to be an
	* ``active'' server).  Also make sure the server's lastUpdateEvalTime
	* gets set, marking the time of its ``birth''.
	*/
	UpgradeSToWLock(&afs_xconn,37);
	tc = (struct conn *) afs_osi_Alloc(sizeof(struct conn));
	memset((char *)tc, 0, sizeof(struct conn));

	tc->user = tu;
	tc->port = aport;
	tc->srvr = sap;
	tc->refCount = 0;   /* bumped below */
	tc->forceConnectFS = 1;
	tc->id = (struct rx_connection *) 0;
	tc->next = sap->conns;
	sap->conns = tc;
	afs_ActivateServer(sap); 

	ConvertWToSLock(&afs_xconn);
    }
    tc->refCount++;

    if (tu->states & UTokensBad) {
	/* we may still have an authenticated RPC connection here,
         * we'll have to create a new, unauthenticated, connection.
         * Perhaps a better way to do this would be to set
         * conn->forceConnectFS on all conns when the token first goes
         * bad, but that's somewhat trickier, due to locking
         * constraints (though not impossible).
         */
	if (tc->id && (rx_SecurityClassOf(tc->id) != 0)) {
	   tc->forceConnectFS = 1;	/* force recreation of connection */
	}
	tu->vid = UNDEFVID;	/* forcibly disconnect the authentication info */
    }

    if (tc->forceConnectFS) { 
	UpgradeSToWLock(&afs_xconn,38);
	csec = (struct rx_securityClass *) 0;
	if (tc->id) {
	    AFS_GUNLOCK();
	    rx_DestroyConnection(tc->id);
	    AFS_GLOCK();
	}
	/*
	 * Stupid hack to determine if using vldb service or file system
	 * service.
	 */
	if (aport == sap->server->cell->vlport)
	    service = 52;
	else
	    service = 1;
	isec = 0;
	if (tu->vid != UNDEFVID) {
	      int level;

	      if (cryptall) {
		level=rxkad_crypt;
	      } else {
		level=rxkad_clear;
	      }
	      isec=2;
	      /* kerberos tickets on channel 2 */
	      csec = rxkad_NewClientSecurityObject(level, tu->ct.HandShakeKey,
						   /* kvno */ 
						   tu->ct.AuthHandle, 
						   tu->stLen, tu->stp);
	}
	if (isec == 0)
	    csec = rxnull_NewClientSecurityObject();
	AFS_GUNLOCK();
	tc->id = rx_NewConnection(sap->sa_ip, aport, service, csec, isec);
	AFS_GLOCK();
        if (service == 52) { 
           rx_SetConnHardDeadTime(tc->id, AFS_HARDDEADTIME);
       }


	tc->forceConnectFS = 0;	/* apparently we're appropriately connected now */
	if (csec)
	    rxs_Release(csec);
	ConvertWToSLock(&afs_xconn);
    }

    ReleaseSharedLock(&afs_xconn);
    return tc;
}
/*
 * afs_ConnByHost
 *
 * forceConnectFS is set whenever we must recompute the connection. UTokensBad
 * is true only if we know that the tokens are bad.  We thus clear this flag
 * when we get a new set of tokens..
 * Having force... true and UTokensBad true simultaneously means that the tokens
 * went bad and we're supposed to create a new, unauthenticated, connection.
 */
struct conn *afs_ConnByHost(aserver, aport, acell, areq, aforce, locktype)
    struct server *aserver;
    afs_int32 acell;
    unsigned short aport;
    struct vrequest *areq;
    int aforce;
    afs_int32 locktype;
{ /*afs_ConnByHost*/

    struct unixuser *tu;
    struct conn *tc=0;
    struct srvAddr *sa=0;

    AFS_STATCNT(afs_ConnByHost);
/* 
  1.  look for an existing connection
  2.  create a connection at an address believed to be up
      (if aforce is true, create a connection at the first address)
*/

    tu = afs_GetUser(areq->uid, acell, SHARED_LOCK);

    for (sa = aserver->addr; sa; sa = sa->next_sa) {	
       tc = afs_ConnBySA(sa, aport, acell, tu, aforce, 
			 0/*don't create one*/,
			 locktype);
       if (tc) 
	    break;
    }

    if (!tc) {
       for (sa = aserver->addr; sa; sa = sa->next_sa) {	
	  tc = afs_ConnBySA(sa, aport, acell, tu, aforce, 
			    1/*create one*/,
			    locktype);
	  if (tc) 
	       break;
       }
    }

    afs_PutUser(tu, SHARED_LOCK);
    return tc;

} /*afs_ConnByHost*/


struct conn *afs_ConnByMHosts(ahosts, aport, acell, areq, locktype)
    struct server *ahosts[];
    afs_int32 acell;
    unsigned short aport;
    register struct vrequest *areq;
    afs_int32 locktype;
{
    register afs_int32 i;
    register struct conn *tconn;
    register struct server *ts;

    /* try to find any connection from the set */
    AFS_STATCNT(afs_ConnByMHosts);
    for (i=0;i<MAXCELLHOSTS;i++) {
	if ((ts = ahosts[i]) == (struct server *) 0) break;
	tconn = afs_ConnByHost(ts, aport, acell, 
			       areq, 0, locktype);
	if (tconn) {
	   return tconn;
	}
    }
    return (struct conn *) 0;

} /*afs_ConnByMHosts*/


void afs_PutConn(ac, locktype)
    register struct conn *ac;
    afs_int32 locktype;
{
    AFS_STATCNT(afs_PutConn);
    ac->refCount--;
} /*afs_PutConn*/


/* for multi homed clients, an RPC may timeout because of a
client network interface going down. We need to reopen new 
connections in this case
*/
ForceNewConnections(sap)
struct srvAddr *sap;
{
	struct conn *tc=0;

	if ( !sap) return; /* defensive check */

	/* if client is not multihomed, do nothing */
	ObtainReadLock(&afs_xinterface);
	if ( afs_cb_interface.numberOfInterfaces <= 1 )
	{
		ReleaseReadLock(&afs_xinterface);
		return;
	}
	ReleaseReadLock(&afs_xinterface);
	
	ObtainWriteLock(&afs_xconn,413);
	for (tc = sap->conns; tc; tc=tc->next)
		tc->forceConnectFS=1;
	ReleaseWriteLock(&afs_xconn);
}
