📄 ffs_util.c
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That is even root has no authority to read a not *//* owned file. *//* *//* FindFirst finds the first file in the global file system that meets the *//* rights. Only root can see all file entries, but cannot read/write them. *//* *//* INodes are FFS dependent that is the system can have many FFS and inode *//* is maintained for each. *//* */extern ffs_tMountPoint ffs_sFlashFileSystemsMounts[NUM_OF_SLOTS+1];extern int ffs_iNumOfFlashMounts; void _ffs_DumpFlashDisk(int slot,void *ffs,int show_deleted) { ffs_tEntry *ffse; if (strncmp(ffs,"FFS",3)!=0) return; ffse=(ffs_tEntry *)(((char *)ffs)+8); if (slot) sys_printf("\nFlashDiskDump for /slot%d\n",slot); else sys_printf("\nFlashDiskDump for /\n"); while(_ffs_GetBit16Value(ffse->inode)!=0xffff) { ffse=_ffs_DumpFlashFileSystemEntry(ffse,show_deleted); } }int _ffs_prepend(char *dst,int len,char *preinfo) { int dlen,plen; char *sp,*dp; dlen=strlen(dst); plen=strlen(preinfo); if ((plen+dlen)>=len) return(FALSE); if (plen==0) return(TRUE); for(dp=dst+dlen+plen,sp=dst+dlen;dlen;dlen--) *dp--=*sp--; *dp--=*sp--; for(sp=preinfo+(plen-1);plen;plen--) *dp--=*sp--; return(TRUE); }int _ffs_autoexecute(int slot,void *ffs) { ffs_tEntry *ffse,*ffse2; int i,flags,idir,iFileNameLength,j,flags2,iFileNameLength2,inode,argc,dsts,tsts,amax; char appname[80],*cp,dirname[32],*argv[10],aabort[2],achar,AppToRun[80]; bit32u gopc; amax=(cp=sys_getenv("autoload"))?atoui(cp):99; if (amax<10) amax=10; if (amax>99) amax=99; dsts=0; if (strncmp(ffs,"FFS",3)!=0) return(1); aabort[0]=aabort[1]=0; for(i=0,tsts=0;(i<amax)&&((tsts==0)||(i<90));i++) { ffse=(ffs_tEntry *)(((char *)ffs)+8); while(_ffs_GetBit16Value(ffse->inode)!=0xffff) { if (i>9) { if (SioInCharCheck(&achar)) { aabort[1]=aabort[0]; aabort[0]=achar; if ((aabort[0]==1)&&(aabort[1]==1)) { sys_printf("Autoload Abort...\n"); return(1); } } } flags=_ffs_GetBit16Value(ffse->flags); if ((flags&FFS_F_AUTO_EXECUTE)&&(flags&FFS_F_DELETE)) { if (ffse->aeo==i) { iFileNameLength=ffse->fnlen&0x0ff; idir=_ffs_GetBit16Value(ffse->inode); cp=ffse->data; for(j=0;(j<iFileNameLength)&&(j<((sizeof appname)-1));j++) appname[j]=*cp++; appname[j]=0; strcpy(AppToRun,appname); while(idir) { ffse2=(ffs_tEntry *)(((char *)ffs)+8); while(_ffs_GetBit16Value(ffse2->inode)!=0xffff) { flags2=_ffs_GetBit16Value(ffse2->flags); if ((flags2&FFS_F_DIRECTORY)&&(flags2&FFS_F_DELETE)) { iFileNameLength2=ffse2->fnlen&0x0ff; inode=_ffs_GetBit16Value(ffse2->data+iFileNameLength2); if (inode==idir)
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