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Please obtain a copy of the License at * http://www.opensource.apple.com/apsl/ and read it before using this * file. * * The Original Code and all software distributed under the License are * distributed on an 'AS IS' basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER * EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AND APPLE HEREBY DISCLAIMS ALL SUCH WARRANTIES, * INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, * FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, QUIET ENJOYMENT OR NON-INFRINGEMENT. * Please see the License for the specific language governing rights and * limitations under the License. * * @APPLE_LICENSE_HEADER_END@ */ /* File: CCallbackMgr.cp Contains: Code that communicates with processes that install a callback with the Keychain Manager to receive keychain events. */ #include "CCallbackMgr.h" #include #include #include #include "Globals.h" #include #include #include #include using namespace KeychainCore; using namespace CssmClient; using namespace SecurityServer; #pragma mark ΡΡΡΡ CallbackInfo ΡΡΡΡ CallbackInfo::CallbackInfo() : mCallback(NULL),mEventMask(0),mContext(NULL) { } CallbackInfo::CallbackInfo(SecKeychainCallback inCallbackFunction, SecKeychainEventMask inEventMask, void *inContext) : mCallback(inCallbackFunction), mEventMask(inEventMask), mContext(inContext) { } CallbackInfo::~CallbackInfo() { } bool CallbackInfo::operator==(const CallbackInfo& other) const { return mCallback==other.mCallback; } bool CallbackInfo::operator!=(const CallbackInfo& other) const { return !(*this==other); } #pragma mark ΡΡΡΡ CCallbackMgr ΡΡΡΡ class CallbackMaker { protected: RefPointer mCallbackManager; public: CallbackMaker(); CCallbackMgr& instance() {return *mCallbackManager;} }; CallbackMaker::CallbackMaker() { CCallbackMgr* manager = new CCallbackMgr(); mCallbackManager = manager; } ModuleNexus gCallbackMaker; CCallbackMgr::CCallbackMgr() : EventListener (kNotificationDomainDatabase, kNotificationAllEvents) { EventListener::FinishedInitialization(this); } CCallbackMgr::~CCallbackMgr() { } CCallbackMgr& CCallbackMgr::Instance() { return gCallbackMaker().instance(); } void CCallbackMgr::AddCallback( SecKeychainCallback inCallbackFunction, SecKeychainEventMask inEventMask, void* inContext) { CallbackInfo info( inCallbackFunction, inEventMask, inContext ); CallbackInfo existingInfo; CallbackInfoListIterator ix = find( CCallbackMgr::Instance().mEventCallbacks.begin(), CCallbackMgr::Instance().mEventCallbacks.end(), info ); // make sure it is not already there if ( ix!=CCallbackMgr::Instance().mEventCallbacks.end() ) { // It's already there. This could mean that the old process died unexpectedly, // so we need to validate the process ID of the existing callback. // On Mac OS X this list is per process so this is always a duplicate MacOSError::throwMe(errSecDuplicateCallback); } CCallbackMgr::Instance().mEventCallbacks.push_back(info); } class Predicate { SecKeychainCallback mCallbackFunction; public: Predicate(SecKeychainCallback inCallbackFunction) : mCallbackFunction(inCallbackFunction) {} bool operator()(const CallbackInfo &cbInfo) { return cbInfo.mCallback == mCallbackFunction; } }; void CCallbackMgr::RemoveCallback(SecKeychainCallback inCallbackFunction) { size_t oldSize = CCallbackMgr::Instance().mEventCallbacks.size(); Predicate predicate(inCallbackFunction); CCallbackMgr::Instance().mEventCallbacks.remove_if(predicate); if (oldSize == CCallbackMgr::Instance().mEventCallbacks.size()) MacOSError::throwMe(errSecInvalidCallback); } void CCallbackMgr::AlertClients(const list &eventCallbacks, SecKeychainEvent inEvent, pid_t inPid, const Keychain &inKeychain, const Item &inItem) { secdebug("kcnotify", "dispatch event %ld pid %d keychain %p item %p", inEvent, inPid, &inKeychain, !!inItem ? &*inItem : NULL); // Iterate through callbacks, looking for those registered for inEvent const SecKeychainEventMask theMask = 1U << inEvent; for (ConstCallbackInfoListIterator ix = eventCallbacks.begin(); ix != eventCallbacks.end(); ++ix) { if (!(ix->mEventMask & theMask)) continue; SecKeychainCallbackInfo cbInfo; cbInfo.version = 0; // @@@ kKeychainAPIVersion; cbInfo.item = inItem ? inItem->handle() : 0; cbInfo.keychain = inKeychain ? inKeychain->handle() : 0; cbInfo.pid = inPid; ix->mCallback(inEvent, &cbInfo, ix->mContext); if (cbInfo.item) CFRelease(cbInfo.item); if (cbInfo.keychain) CFRelease(cbInfo.keychain); } } void CCallbackMgr::consume (SecurityServer::NotificationDomain domain, SecurityServer::NotificationEvent whichEvent, const CssmData &data) { NameValueDictionary dictionary (data); // Decode from userInfo the event type, 'keychain' CFDict, and 'item' CFDict SecKeychainEvent thisEvent = whichEvent; pid_t thisPid; const NameValuePair* pidRef = dictionary.FindByName(PID_KEY); if (pidRef == 0) { thisPid = 0; } else { thisPid = n2h(*reinterpret_cast(pidRef->Value().data ())); } Keychain thisKeychain; Item thisItem; list eventCallbacks; { // Lock the global API lock before doing stuff with StorageManager. // make sure we have a database identifier if (dictionary.FindByName (SSUID_KEY) != 0) { StLock_(*globals().storageManager.getStorageManagerMutex()); DLDbIdentifier dbid = NameValueDictionary::MakeDLDbIdentifierFromNameValueDictionary(dictionary); thisKeychain = globals().storageManager.keychain(dbid); } const NameValuePair* item = dictionary.FindByName(ITEM_KEY); if (item && thisKeychain) { PrimaryKey pk(item->Value()); thisItem = thisKeychain->item(pk); } // Deal with events that we care about ourselves first. if (thisEvent == kSecDeleteEvent && thisKeychain.get() && thisItem.get()) thisKeychain->didDeleteItem(thisItem.get()); else if (thisEvent == kSecKeychainListChangedEvent) globals().storageManager.forceUserSearchListReread(); eventCallbacks = CCallbackMgr::Instance().mEventCallbacks; // We can safely release the global API lock now since thisKeychain and thisItem // are CFRetained and will be until they go out of scope. } // Notify our process of this event. CCallbackMgr::AlertClients(eventCallbacks, thisEvent, thisPid, thisKeychain, thisItem); }