v3mt_tgt.c

wm PNE 3.3 source code, running at more than vxworks6.x version.

    }
#endif /* #if INSTALL_ENVOY_SNMP_COEXISTENCE */
else
    return GEN_ERR;
return NO_ERROR;
}

void
  snmpTargetAddrEntry_get(OIDC_T      lastmatch,
                          int         tcount,
                          OIDC_T     *tlist,
                          SNMP_PKT_T *pktp,
                          VB_T       *vbp)
{
SNMP_TARGET_ADDR_T *taddr = 0;
bits8_t name[ETC_TARGET_ADDR_MAX];
ALENGTH_T name_len = ETC_TARGET_ADDR_MAX;
int error;

/* find all the varbinds that share the same getproc and instance */
group_by_getproc_and_instance(pktp, vbp, tcount, tlist);

/* use the instance (tcount and tlist) to look up the entry in the
 * table.  */
if ((oid_to_string(tcount, tlist, &name_len, name, 1) == 0)  &&
    (name_len != 0))
    taddr = SNMP_Target_Addr_Lookup(name, name_len);

if (taddr == 0) {
    for ( ; vbp ; vbp = vbp->vb_link)
        getproc_nosuchins(pktp, vbp);
    }
else {
    /* retrieve all the values from the same data structure */
    for ( ; vbp; vbp = vbp->vb_link) {
        if ((error = snmpTargetAddrEntry_get_value(vbp->vb_ml.ml_last_match, 
						   pktp, vbp, taddr)) 
	    != NO_ERROR)
	    getproc_error(pktp, vbp, error);
        }
    }
}

void
  snmpTargetAddrEntry_next(OIDC_T      lastmatch,
                           int         tcount,
                           OIDC_T     *tlist,
                           SNMP_PKT_T *pktp,
                           VB_T       *vbp)
{
SNMP_TARGET_ADDR_T *taddr;
OIDC_T best_inst[ETC_TARGET_ADDR_MAX];
int error;

/* find all the varbinds that share the same getproc and instance */
group_by_getproc_and_instance(pktp, vbp, tcount, tlist);

taddr = SNMP_Target_Addr_Next(tcount, tlist);
if ((taddr) && ((error = string_to_oid(SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_Name_Len(taddr),
				       SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_Name(taddr),
				       ETC_TARGET_ADDR_MAX,
				       best_inst, 1)) == 0)) {
    for ( ; vbp ; vbp = vbp->vb_link ) {
        if ((error = snmpTargetAddrEntry_get_value(vbp->vb_ml.ml_last_match, 
						   pktp, vbp, taddr)) 
	    == NO_ERROR)
	    nextproc_next_instance(pktp, vbp, 
				   SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_Name_Len(taddr),
				   best_inst);
	else
	    nextproc_error(pktp, vbp, error);
        }
    }
else /* there's no more in this table */
    for ( ; vbp ; vbp = vbp->vb_link )
        nextproc_no_next(pktp, vbp);
}

/****************************************************************************
NAME: taddrtable_destroy_cleanup

PURPOSE: Cleanup after a target_addr test (delete) succeeded but some
         other test failed.  We merely call the DESTROY_BACKOUT macro
         to allow the customer to restore any changed state.  Expects
         the pointer to point to a VB_T

PARAMETERS: 
	ptr_t   A pointer to the vb that points to the target_addr
		that we were going to delete, cast as a ptr_t

RETURNS: Nothing
****************************************************************************/

static void 
  taddrtable_destroy_cleanup(ptr_t taddrptr)
{
SNMP_V3_TADDR_DESTROY_BACKOUT(((VB_T *)taddrptr)->vb_priv, 0);
}

/****************************************************************************
NAME: taddrtable_create_cleanup

PURPOSE: Cleanup after a target_addr create test succeeded but some
         other test failed.  As this is a create the state pointer
         points to a structure that is installed, we need to deinstall
         it, call the backout routine, and cleanup the state.

	 Expects the pointer to point to a VB_T

PARAMETERS: 
	ptr_t   A pointer to the vb that points to the target_addr
		that we were going to create, cast as a ptr_t

RETURNS: Nothing
****************************************************************************/

static void
  taddrtable_create_cleanup(ptr_t taddrptr)
{
SNMP_TARGET_ADDR_T *taddr;

taddr = (SNMP_TARGET_ADDR_T *)(((VB_T *)taddrptr)->vb_priv);
SNMP_V3_TADDR_CREATE_BACKOUT(0, taddr);
SNMP_Target_Addr_Deinstall(taddr);
SNMP_Target_Addr_Destroy(taddr);
}

/****************************************************************************
NAME: taddrtable_update_cleanup

PURPOSE: Cleanup after a target_addr update test succeeded but some
         other test failed.  As this is an update the state pointer
         points to a structure that isn't installed.  The next pointer
         of that structure points to the installed copy.  We call the
         backout routine and cleanup the state.

PARAMETERS: 
	ptr_t   A pointer to the vb that points to the target_addr
	        that contained the update information,
		cast as a ptr_t

RETURNS: Nothing
****************************************************************************/

static void
  taddrtable_update_cleanup(ptr_t taddrptr)
{
SNMP_TARGET_ADDR_T *taddr;

taddr = (SNMP_TARGET_ADDR_T *)(((VB_T *)taddrptr)->vb_priv);
SNMP_V3_TADDR_UPDATE_BACKOUT(taddr->next, taddr);
SNMP_Target_Addr_Destroy(taddr);
}


/****************************************************************************
NAME:  taddrtable_destroy_undo

PURPOSE: This routine attempts to undo a previous destroy set.  It
	  expects the old information to be pointed to by vb_priv and
	  tries to reinstall it.  If we can't reinstall the
	  target_addr we leave the cleanup routine alone in order to
	  get the FINISHED macro to run.

PARAMETERS:
	OIDC_T		Last component of the object id leading to 
			the leaf node in the MIB.  This is usually
			the identifier for the particular attribute
			in the table.
	int		Number of components in the unused part of the
			object identifier
	OIDC_T	   *	Unused part of the object identifier
	SNMP_PKT_T *	SNMP packet currently being processsed.
	VB_T	   *	Variable being processed.

RETURNS:  void
****************************************************************************/
/*ARGSUSED*/
static void
  taddrtable_destroy_undo(OIDC_T	 last_match,
			  int		 tcount,
			  OIDC_T	*tlist,
			  SNMP_PKT_T 	*pktp,
			  VB_T		*vbp)
{
SNMP_TARGET_ADDR_T *taddr;
bits8_t name[ETC_TARGET_ADDR_MAX];
ALENGTH_T name_len = ETC_TARGET_ADDR_MAX;

/* assume things will go well and mark the vbp as done */
undoproc_good(pktp, vbp);

/* get the name info, no need to check as it's already been validated */
oid_to_string(tcount, tlist, &name_len, name, 1);

/* find the state block we saved and then reset the vb_priv info
   so we don't have any accidents later */
taddr      = (SNMP_TARGET_ADDR_T *)vbp->vb_priv;
vbp->vb_priv = 0;

if (SNMP_Target_Addr_Install(taddr, name, name_len) == 0) {
#if defined(SNMP_V3_TADDR_DESTROY_UNDO)
    if (SNMP_V3_TADDR_DESTROY_UNDO(pktp, vbp, 0, taddr) == 0) {
        vbp->vb_free_priv = 0;
	return;
        }
    else
        SNMP_Target_Addr_Deinstall(taddr);
#else
    vbp->vb_free_priv = 0;
    return;
#endif
    }

SNMP_Target_Addr_Destroy(taddr);
undoproc_error(pktp, vbp, UNDO_FAILED);
return;
}

/****************************************************************************
NAME:  taddrtable_create_undo

PURPOSE:  This routine attempts to undo a previous create set.  It expects
	  the new information to be pointed to by vb_priv and tries
	  to deinstall and destroy the entry.

PARAMETERS:
	OIDC_T		Last component of the object id leading to 
			the leaf node in the MIB.  This is usually
			the identifier for the particular attribute
			in the table.
	int		Number of components in the unused part of the
			object identifier
	OIDC_T	   *	Unused part of the object identifier
	SNMP_PKT_T *	SNMP packet currently being processsed.
	VB_T	   *	Variable being processed.

RETURNS:  void
****************************************************************************/
/*ARGSUSED*/
static void
  taddrtable_create_undo(OIDC_T	 	 last_match,
			 int		 tcount,
			 OIDC_T		*tlist,
			 SNMP_PKT_T 	*pktp,
			 VB_T		*vbp)
{
SNMP_TARGET_ADDR_T *taddr;

/* assume things will go well */
undoproc_good(pktp, vbp);

/* find the state block we saved and then reset the vb_priv info
   so we don't have any accidents later */
taddr = (SNMP_TARGET_ADDR_T *)vbp->vb_priv;
vbp->vb_priv	  = 0;
vbp->vb_free_priv = 0;

#if defined(SNMP_V3_TADDR_CREATE_UNDO)
if (SNMP_V3_TADDR_CREATE_UNDO(pktp, vbp, taddr, 0)) {
    undoproc_error(pktp, vbp, UNDO_FAILED);
    return;
    }
#endif

SNMP_Target_Addr_Deinstall(taddr);
SNMP_Target_Addr_Destroy(taddr);
return;
}

/****************************************************************************
NAME:  taddrtable_update_undo

PURPOSE:  This routine attempts to undo a previous update set.  It expects
	  the struct pointed to by vb_priv to contain the old information
	  and a pointer to the new (installed) struct.

PARAMETERS:
	OIDC_T		Last component of the object id leading to 
			the leaf node in the MIB.  This is usually
			the identifier for the particular attribute
			in the table.
	int		Number of components in the unused part of the
			object identifier
	OIDC_T	   *	Unused part of the object identifier
	SNMP_PKT_T *	SNMP packet currently being processsed.
	VB_T	   *	Variable being processed.

RETURNS:  void
****************************************************************************/
/*ARGSUSED*/
static void
  taddrtable_update_undo(OIDC_T		 last_match,
			 int		 tcount,
			 OIDC_T		*tlist,
			 SNMP_PKT_T 	*pktp,
			 VB_T		*vbp)
{
SNMP_TARGET_ADDR_T *cur_taddr, *sav_taddr;

/* assume things will go well */
undoproc_good(pktp, vbp);

/* find the state block we saved and then reset the vb_priv info
   so we don't have any accidents later */
sav_taddr = (SNMP_TARGET_ADDR_T *)vbp->vb_priv;
vbp->vb_priv	  = 0;
vbp->vb_free_priv = 0;

cur_taddr = sav_taddr->next;

#if defined(SNMP_V3_TADDR_UPDATE_UNDO)
if (SNMP_V3_TADDR_UPDATE_UNDO(pktp, vbp, cur_taddr, sav_taddr)) {
    undoproc_error(pktp, vbp, UNDO_FAILED);
    SNMP_Target_Addr_Destroy(sav_taddr);
    return;
    }
#endif

/* swap the info from saved target_addr back into current target_addr,
   we only need to move strings if the names are different finally
   free the saved block */

if (oidcmp(SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_TDomain(cur_taddr)->num_components,
	   SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_TDomain(cur_taddr)->component_list,
	   SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_TDomain(sav_taddr)->num_components,
	   SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_TDomain(sav_taddr)->component_list) == 0) {
    Clean_Obj_ID(SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_TDomain(cur_taddr));
    MEMCPY(SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_TDomain(cur_taddr),
	   SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_TDomain(sav_taddr),
	   sizeof(OBJ_ID_T));
    SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_TDomain(sav_taddr)->component_list = 0;
    }

if (SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_TAddress(cur_taddr) !=
    SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_TAddress(sav_taddr)) {
    EBufferClean(&cur_taddr->taddress);
    MEMCPY(&cur_taddr->taddress, &sav_taddr->taddress, sizeof(EBUFFER_T));
    EBufferInitialize(&sav_taddr->taddress);
    }

if (SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_TMask(cur_taddr) !=
    SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_TMask(sav_taddr)) {
    EBufferClean(&cur_taddr->tmask);
    MEMCPY(&cur_taddr->tmask, &sav_taddr->tmask, sizeof(EBUFFER_T));
    EBufferInitialize(&sav_taddr->taddress);
    }

SNMP_Target_Addr_Set_Timeout(cur_taddr, 
			     SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_Timeout(sav_taddr));
SNMP_Target_Addr_Set_Retry_Count(cur_taddr,
				 SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_Retry_Count(sav_taddr));
SNMP_Target_Addr_Set_MMS(cur_taddr,
			 SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_MMS(sav_taddr));

if (SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_Tag_List(cur_taddr) !=
    SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_Tag_List(sav_taddr)) {
    EBufferClean(&cur_taddr->tag_list);
    MEMCPY(&cur_taddr->tag_list, &sav_taddr->tag_list, sizeof(EBUFFER_T));
    EBufferInitialize(&sav_taddr->tag_list);
    }

if (SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_Params(cur_taddr) !=
    SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_Params(sav_taddr)) {
    EBufferClean(&cur_taddr->params);
    MEMCPY(&cur_taddr->params, &sav_taddr->params, sizeof(EBUFFER_T));
    EBufferInitialize(&sav_taddr->params);
    }

SNMP_Target_Addr_Set_Status(cur_taddr, 
			    SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_Status(sav_taddr));
SNMP_Target_Addr_Set_Storage(cur_taddr, 
			     SNMP_Target_Addr_Get_Storage(sav_taddr));