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Removes a socket associated with an RPC server handle from the list of registered sockets.
#include <rpc/rpc.h>
void xprt_unregister(SVCXPRT *xprt);
xprt
A pointer to an RPC server handle created by any of the server handle creation routines.
Removes the socket associated with the indicated handle from the list of registered sockets maintained in the svc_fdset variable. Activity on the socket associated with xprt will no longer be checked by the svc_run routine.The svc_unregister routine calls this routine; therefore, you are unlikely to use this routine directly.
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Authenticates the request message.
#include <rpc/rpc.h>
enum auth_stat _authenticate(struct svc_req *rqst, struct rpc_msg *msg);
rqst
A pointer to an svc_req structure with the requested program number, procedure number, version number, and credentials passed by the client.msg
A pointer to an rpc_msg structure with members that make up the RPC message.
Returns AUTH_OK if the message is authenticated successfully. If it returns AUTH_OK, the routine also does the following:
- Sets rqst->rq_xprt->verf to the appropriate response verifier.
- Sets rqst->rq_client_cred to the "cooked" form of the credentials.
The expression rqst->rq_xprt->verf must be preallocated, and its length set appropriately.
The program still owns and is responsible for msg->u.cmb.cred and msg->u.cmb.verf. The authentication system retains ownership of rqst->rq_client_cred, the "cooked" credentials.
enum auth_stat The return status code for the authentication checks:
- AUTH_OK=0---Authentication checks successful.
- AUTH_BADCRED=1---Invalid credentials (seal broken)
- AUTH_REJECTEDCRED=2---Client should begin new session
- AUTH_BADVERF=3---Invalid verifier (seal broken)
- AUTH_REJECTEDVERF=4---Verifier expired or was replayed
- AUTH_TOOWEAK=5---Rejected due to security reasons
- AUTH_INVALIDRESP=6---Invalid response verifier
- AUTH_FAILED=7---some unknown reason
This chapter describes the routines that specify external data representation. They allow C programmers to describe arbitrary data structures in a system-independent fashion. These routines transmit data for remote procedure calls.
Table 8-1 indicates the type of task that each routine performs.
| Routine | Encodes and Decodes... |
|---|---|
| xdr_accepted_reply | Accepted RPC messages |
| xdr_array | Variable-length arrays |
| xdr_authunix_parms | UNIX-style authentication information |
| xdr_bool | Boolean values |
| xdr_bytes | Single bytes |
| xdr_callhdr | Static part of RPC request message headers |
| xdr_callmsg | RPC request messages |
| xdr_char | Single characters |
| xdr_double | Double-precision floating-point numbers |
| xdr_enum | Enumerations |
| xdr_float | Single-precision floating-point numbers |
| xdr_hyper | Quad words (hyperintegers) |
| xdr_int | 4-byte integers |
| xdr_long | Longwords |
| xdr_opaque | Fixed-length opaque data structures |
| xdr_opaque_auth | Opaque opaque_auth structures containing authentication information |
| xdr_pmap | Portmapper parameters |
| xdr_pmap_vms | Portmapper parameters (including OpenVMS process IDs) |
| xdr_pmaplist | Portmapper lists |
| xdr_pmaplist_vms | Portmapper lists (including OpenVMS process IDs) |
| xdr_pointer | Data structure pointers |
| xdr_reference | Data structure pointers |
| xdr_rejected_reply | Rejected RPC reply messages |
| xdr_replymsg | RPC reply messages |
| xdr_short | 2-byte integers |
| xdr_string | Null-terminated strings |
| xdr_u_char | Unsigned characters |
| xdr_u_hyper | Unsigned quadwords (hyperintegers) |
| xdr_u_int | Unsigned four-byte integers |
| xdr_u_long | Unsigned long integers |
| xdr_u_short | Unsigned two-byte integers |
| xdr_union | Unions |
| xdr_vector | Fixed-length arrays |
| xdr_void | (A dummy routine) |
| xdr_wrapstring | Null-terminated strings |
This chapter also describes the XDR routines that manage XDR streams. They allow C programmers to handle XDR streams in a system-independent fashion.
Table 8-2 indicates the type of task that each routine performs.
| Routine | Task |
|---|---|
| xdr_free | Deallocates an XDR data structure |
| xdrmem_create | Creates an XDR stream handle describing a memory buffer |
| xdrrec_create | Creates an XDR stream handle describing a record-oriented TCP-based connection |
| xdrrec_endofrecord | Generates an end-of-record indication for an XDR record |
| xdrrec_eof | Positions the data pointer to the end of the current XDR record and indicates if any more records follow the current record |
| xdrrec_skiprecord | Positions the data pointer at the end of the current XDR record |
| xdrstdio_create | Creates an XDR stream handle describing a stdio stream |
| xdr_accepted_reply | Accepted RPC messages |
Serializes and deserializes a message-accepted indication in an RPC reply message.
#include <tcpip$rpcxdr.h>
bool_t xdr_accepted_reply(XDR *xdrs, struct accepted_reply *arp);
xdrs
A pointer to an XDR stream handle created by one of the XDR stream handle creation routines.arp
A pointer to a buffer to which the message-accepted indication is written.
Used for encoding reply messages. This routine encodes the status of the RPC call and, in the case of success, the call results as well. This routine is useful for users who wish to generate messages without using the ONC RPC package. It returns the message-accepted variant of a reply message union in the arp argument.The xdr_replymsg routine calls this routine.
TRUE Indicates success. FALSE Indicates failure to encode the message.
Serializes and deserializes the elements of a variable-length array.
#include <tcpip$rpcxdr.h>
bool_t xdr_array(XDR *xdrs, char **arrp, u_int *sizep, u_int maxsize, u_int elsize, xdrproc_t elproc);
xdrs
A pointer to an XDR stream handle created by one of the XDR stream handle creation routines.arrp
A pointer to the pointer to the array.sizep
A pointer to the number of elements in the array. This element count cannot exceed the maxsize parameter.maxsize
The maximum size of the sizep parameter. This value is the maximum number of elements that the array can hold.elsize
The size, in bytes, of each of the array's elements.elproc
The XDR routine to call that handles each element of the array.
A filter primitive that translates between variable-length arrays and their corresponding external representations.
TRUE Indicates success. FALSE Indicates failure.
Serializes and deserializes credentials in an authentication parameter structure.
#include <tcpip$rpcxdr.h>
bool_t xdr_authunix_parms (XDR *xdrs, struct authunix_parms *authp);
xdrs
A pointer to an XDR stream handle created by one of the XDR stream handle creation routines.authp
A pointer to an authunix_parms structure.
Used for externally describing standard UNIX credentials. On a TCP/IP Services host, this routine encodes the host name, the user ID, and the group ID. It sets the group ID list to NULL. This routine is useful for users who want to generate these credentials without using the ONC RPC authentication package.
TRUE Indicates success. FALSE Indicates failure.
Serializes and deserializes boolean data.
#include <tcpip$rpcxdr.h>
bool_t xdr_bool (XDR *xdrs, bool_t *bp);
xdrs
A pointer to an XDR stream handle created by one of the XDR stream handle creation routines.bp
A pointer to the boolean data.
A filter primitive that translates between booleans (integers) and their external representations. When encoding data, this filter produces values of either one or zero.
TRUE Indicates success. FALSE Indicates failure.
Serializes and deserializes a counted byte array.
#include <tcpip$rpcxdr.h>
bool_t xdr_bytes (XDR *xdrs, char **bpp, u_int *sizep, u_int maxsize);
xdrs
A pointer to an XDR stream handle created by one of the XDR stream handle creation routines.bpp
A pointer to a pointer to the byte array.sizep
A pointer to the length of the byte array.maxsize
The maximum size of the length of the byte array.
A filter primitive that translates between a variable-length byte array and its external representation. The length of the array is located at sizep; the array cannot be longer than maxsize. If *bpp is NULL, xdr_bytes allocates maxsize bytes.
TRUE Indicates success. FALSE Indicates failure.
Serializes and deserializes the static part of a call message header.
#include <tcpip$rpcxdr.h>
bool_t xdr_callhdr(XDR *xdrs, struct rpc_msg *chdrp);
xdrs
A pointer to an XDR stream handle created by one of the XDR stream handle creation routines.chdrp
A pointer to the call header data.
Describes call header messages. This routine is useful for users who want to generate messages without using the ONC RPC package. The xdr_callhdr routine encodes the following fields: transaction ID, direction, RPC version, server program number, and server version.
TRUE Indicate success. FALSE Indicates failure.
Serializes and deserializes an ONC RPC call message.
#include <tcpip$rpcxdr.h>
bool_t xdr_callmsg(XDR *xdrs, struct rpc_msg *cmsgp);
xdrs
A pointer to an XDR stream handle created by one of the XDR stream handle creation routines.cmsgp
A pointer to an rpc_msg structure that describes the RPC call message.
This routine is useful for users who want to generate messages without using the ONC RPC package. The xdr_callmsg routine encodes the following fields: transaction ID, direction, RPC version, server program number, server version number, server procedure number, and client authentication.The pmap_rmtcall and svc_sendreply routines call xdr_callmsg.
TRUE Indicates success. FALSE Indicates failure.
Serializes and deserializes character data.
#include <tcpip$rpcxdr.h>
bool_t xdr_char(XDR *xdrs, char *cp);
xdrs
A pointer to an XDR stream handle created by one of the XDR stream handle creation routines.cp
A pointer to a character.
A filter primitive that translates between internal representations of characters and their XDR representations.
TRUE Indicates success. FALSE Indicates failure.
Serializes and deserializes VAX and IEEE double-precision floating-point numbers.
#include <tcpip$rpcxdr.h>
bool_t xdr_double(XDR *xdrs, double *dp);
xdrs
A pointer to an XDR stream handle created by one of the XDR stream handle creation routines.dp
A pointer to the double-precision floating-point number.
A filter primitive that translates between double-precision numbers and their external representations.This routine is actually implemented by four XDR routines:
xdr_double_D converts VAX D-format floating-point numbers xdr_double_G converts VAX G-format floating-point numbers xdr_double_T converts IEEE T-format floating-point numbers xdr_double_X converts IEEE X-format floating-point numbers You can reference these routines explicitly or you can use compiler settings to control which routine is used when you reference the xdr_double routine.
TRUE Indicates success. FALSE Indicates failure.
Serializes and deserializes enumerations.
#include <tcpip$rpcxdr.h>
bool_t xdr_enum(XDR *xdrs, enum_t *ep);
xdrs
A pointer to an XDR stream handle created by one of the XDR stream handle creation routines.ep
A pointer to the enumeration data.
A filter primitive that translates between enumerations (actually integers) and their external representations.
TRUE Indicates success. FALSE Indicates failure.
Serializes and deserializes VAX and IEEE single-precision floating-point numbers.
#include <tcpip$rpcxdr.h>
bool_t xdr_float(XDR *xdrs, float *fp);
xdrs
A pointer to an XDR stream handle created by one of the XDR stream handle creation routines.fp
A pointer to a single-precision floating-point number.
A filter primitive that translates between single-precision floating-point numbers and their external representations.This routine is actually implemented by two XDR routines:
xdr_float_F converts VAX F-format floating-point numbers xdr_float_S converts IEEE T-format floating-point numbers You can reference these routines explicitly or you can use compiler settings to control which routine is used when you reference the xdr_float routine.
TRUE Indicates success. FALSE Indicates failure.
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