* Jonathan McDowell <noodles@earth.li>
*
* Copyright 2002 Project Purple
- *
- * $Id: parsekey.c,v 1.11 2003/09/30 16:58:04 noodles Exp $
*/
#include <assert.h>
#include "mem.h"
#include "parsekey.h"
-/**
- * add_key - Takes a key and adds it to the keyserver.
- * @key: The public key to add.
- *
- * This function takes a public key and adds it to the keyserver.
- * It first of all sees if we already have the key locally. If we do then
- * we retrieve it and merge the two keys. We then store the resulting key
- * (or just the original we received if we don't already have it). We then
- * send out the appropriate updates to our keyserver peers.
- */
-int add_key(struct openpgp_publickey *key) {
- return 0;
-}
-
/**
* parse_keys - Process a stream of packets for public keys + sigs.
* @packets: The packet list to parse.
*/
int debug_packet(struct openpgp_packet *packet)
{
- printf("\tNew format: %d, Tag: %d, Length: %d\n",
+ printf("\tNew format: %d, Tag: %u, Length: %d\n",
packet->newformat,
packet->tag,
packet->length);
* @getchar_func: The function to get the next character from the stream.
* @ctx: A pointer to the context structure for getchar_func.
* @packets: The outputted list of packets.
+ * @maxnum: The maximum number of keys to read. 0 means unlimited.
*
* This function uses getchar_func to read characters from an OpenPGP
* packet stream and reads the packets into a linked list of packets
int read_openpgp_stream(int (*getchar_func)(void *ctx, size_t count,
unsigned char *c),
void *ctx,
- struct openpgp_packet_list **packets)
+ struct openpgp_packet_list **packets,
+ int maxnum)
{
unsigned char curchar = 0;
- unsigned long count = 0;
struct openpgp_packet_list *curpacket = NULL;
int rc = 0;
+ int keys = 0;
bool inpacket = false;
assert(packets != NULL);
curpacket = *packets;
- while (curpacket->next != NULL) {
- curpacket = curpacket->next;
+ if (curpacket != NULL) {
+ while (curpacket->next != NULL) {
+ curpacket = curpacket->next;
+ }
}
- while (!rc && !getchar_func(ctx, 1, &curchar)) {
+ while (!rc && (maxnum == 0 || keys < maxnum) &&
+ !getchar_func(ctx, 1, &curchar)) {
if (!inpacket && (curchar & 0x80)) {
/*
* New packet. Record the fact we're in a packet and
* allocate memory for it.
*/
inpacket = true;
- count = 0;
if (curpacket != NULL) {
curpacket->next = malloc(sizeof (*curpacket));
curpacket = curpacket->next;
curpacket->packet->length < 255) {
logthing(LOGTHING_NOTICE,
"Partial length;"
- " not supported.\n");
+ " not supported.");
} else if (curpacket->packet->length == 255) {
/*
* 5 byte length; ie 255 followed by 3
curpacket->packet->length = curchar;
curpacket->packet->length <<= 8;
rc = getchar_func(ctx, 1, &curchar);
- curpacket->packet->length = curchar;
+ curpacket->packet->length += curchar;
curpacket->packet->length <<= 8;
rc = getchar_func(ctx, 1, &curchar);
- curpacket->packet->length = curchar;
+ curpacket->packet->length += curchar;
curpacket->packet->length <<= 8;
rc = getchar_func(ctx, 1, &curchar);
- curpacket->packet->length = curchar;
+ curpacket->packet->length += curchar;
}
} else {
curpacket->packet->tag = (curchar & 0x3C) >> 2;
}
if (rc == 0) {
+ if (curpacket->packet->tag == 6) {
+ keys++;
+ }
curpacket->packet->data =
malloc(curpacket->packet->length *
sizeof(unsigned char));
} else {
logthing(LOGTHING_ERROR, "Unexpected character: 0x%X",
curchar);
+ rc = 1;
}
}
curchar = (packets->packet->length - 192) &
0xFF;
putchar_func(ctx, 1, &curchar);
+ } else if (packets->packet->length > 8382 &&
+ packets->packet->length < 0xFFFFFFFF) {
+ logthing(LOGTHING_DEBUG,
+ "Writing 5 byte length");
+ curchar = 255;
+ putchar_func(ctx, 1, &curchar);
+
+ curchar = (packets->packet->length >> 24);
+ curchar &= 0xFF;
+ putchar_func(ctx, 1, &curchar);
+
+ curchar = (packets->packet->length >> 16);
+ curchar &= 0xFF;
+ putchar_func(ctx, 1, &curchar);
+
+ curchar = (packets->packet->length >> 8);
+ curchar &= 0xFF;
+ putchar_func(ctx, 1, &curchar);
+
+ curchar = packets->packet->length;
+ curchar &= 0xFF;
+ putchar_func(ctx, 1, &curchar);
} else {
logthing(LOGTHING_ERROR,
"Unsupported new format length.");