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@author: shylent
'''
from functools import partial
from itertools import chain
from tftp.datagram import (ACKDatagram, ERRORDatagram, ERR_TID_UNKNOWN,
TFTPDatagramFactory, split_opcode, OP_OACK, OP_ERROR, OACKDatagram, OP_ACK,
OP_DATA)
from tftp.session import WriteSession, MAX_BLOCK_SIZE, ReadSession
from tftp.util import timedCaller
from twisted.internet import reactor
from twisted.internet.defer import succeed
from twisted.internet.protocol import DatagramProtocol
from twisted.python import log
from twisted.python.compat import intToBytes
from twisted.python.util import OrderedDict
class TFTPBootstrap(DatagramProtocol):
"""Base class for TFTP Bootstrap classes, classes, that handle initial datagram
exchange (option negotiation, etc), before the actual transfer is started.
Why OrderedDict and not the regular one? As per
U{RFC2347<http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2347>}, the order of options is, indeed,
not important, but having them in an arbitrary order would complicate testing.
@cvar supported_options: lists options, that we know how to handle
@ivar session: A L{WriteSession} or L{ReadSession} object, that will handle
the actual tranfer, after the initial handshake and option negotiation is
complete
@type session: L{WriteSession} or L{ReadSession}
@ivar options: a mapping of options, that this protocol instance was
initialized with. If it is empty and we are the server, usual logic (that
doesn't involve OACK datagrams) is used.
Default: L{OrderedDict<twisted.python.util.OrderedDict>}.
@type options: L{OrderedDict<twisted.python.util.OrderedDict>}
@ivar resultant_options: stores the last options mapping value, that was passed
from the remote peer
@type resultant_options: L{OrderedDict<twisted.python.util.OrderedDict>}
@ivar remote: remote peer address
@type remote: C{(bytes, int)}
@ivar timeout_watchdog: an object, that is responsible for timing the protocol
out. If we are initiating the transfer, it is provided by the parent protocol
@ivar backend: L{IReader} or L{IWriter} provider, that is used for this transfer
@type backend: L{IReader} or L{IWriter} provider
"""
supported_options = (b'blksize', b'timeout', b'tsize')
def __init__(self, remote, backend, options=None, _clock=None):
if options is None:
self.options = OrderedDict()
else:
self.options = options
self.resultant_options = OrderedDict()
self.remote = remote
self.timeout_watchdog = succeed(None)
self.backend = backend
if _clock is not None:
self._clock = _clock
else:
self._clock = reactor
def processOptions(self, options):
"""Process options mapping, discarding malformed or unknown options.
@param options: options mapping to process
@type options: L{OrderedDict<twisted.python.util.OrderedDict>}
@return: a mapping of processed options. Invalid options are discarded.
Whether or not the values of options may be changed is decided on a per-
option basis, according to the standard
@rtype L{OrderedDict<twisted.python.util.OrderedDict>}
"""
accepted_options = OrderedDict()
for name, val in options.items():
norm_name = name.lower()
if norm_name in self.supported_options:
actual_value = getattr(
self, 'option_' + norm_name.decode("ascii"))(val)
if actual_value is not None:
accepted_options[name] = actual_value
return accepted_options
def option_blksize(self, val):
"""Process the block size option. Valid range is between 8 and 65464,
inclusive. If the value is more, than L{MAX_BLOCK_SIZE}, L{MAX_BLOCK_SIZE}
is returned instead.
@param val: value of the option
@type val: C{bytes}
@return: accepted option value or C{None}, if it is invalid
@rtype: C{bytes} or C{None}
"""
try:
int_blksize = int(val)
except ValueError:
return None
if int_blksize < 8 or int_blksize > 65464:
return None
int_blksize = min((int_blksize, MAX_BLOCK_SIZE))
return intToBytes(int_blksize)
def option_timeout(self, val):
"""Process timeout interval option
(U{RFC2349<http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2349>}). Valid range is between 1
and 255, inclusive.
@param val: value of the option
@type val: C{bytes}
@return: accepted option value or C{None}, if it is invalid
@rtype: C{bytes} or C{None}
"""
try:
int_timeout = int(val)
except ValueError:
return None
if int_timeout < 1 or int_timeout > 255:
return None
return intToBytes(int_timeout)
def option_tsize(self, val):
"""Process tsize interval option
(U{RFC2349<http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2349>}). Valid range is 0 and up.
@param val: value of the option
@type val: C{bytes}
@return: accepted option value or C{None}, if it is invalid
@rtype: C{bytes} or C{None}
"""
try:
int_tsize = int(val)
except ValueError:
return None
if int_tsize < 0:
return None
return intToBytes(int_tsize)
def applyOptions(self, session, options):
"""Apply given options mapping to the given L{WriteSession} or
L{ReadSession} object.
@param session: A session object to apply the options to
@type session: L{WriteSession} or L{ReadSession}
@param options: Options to apply to the session object
@type options: L{OrderedDict<twisted.python.util.OrderedDict>}
"""
for opt_name, opt_val in options.items():
if opt_name == b'blksize':
session.block_size = int(opt_val)
elif opt_name == b'timeout':
timeout = int(opt_val)
session.timeout = (timeout,) * 3
elif opt_name == b'tsize':
tsize = int(opt_val)
session.tsize = tsize
def datagramReceived(self, datagram, addr):
if self.remote[1] != addr[1]:
self.transport.write(ERRORDatagram.from_code(ERR_TID_UNKNOWN).to_wire())
return# Does not belong to this transfer
datagram = TFTPDatagramFactory(*split_opcode(datagram))
# TODO: Disabled for the time being. Performance degradation
# and log file swamping was reported.
# log.msg("Datagram received from %s: %s" % (addr, datagram))
if datagram.opcode == OP_ERROR:
return self.tftp_ERROR(datagram)
return self._datagramReceived(datagram)
def tftp_ERROR(self, datagram):
"""Handle the L{ERRORDatagram}.
@param datagram: An ERROR datagram
@type datagram: L{ERRORDatagram}
"""
log.msg("Got error: %s" % datagram)
return self.cancel()
def stopProtocol(self):
self.timeout_watchdog.cancel()
return DatagramProtocol.stopProtocol(self)
def cancel(self):
"""Terminate this protocol instance. If the underlying
L{ReadSession}/L{WriteSession} is running, delegate the call to it.
"""
self.timeout_watchdog.cancel()
if self.session.started:
self.session.cancel()
else:
self.backend.finish()
self.transport.stopListening()
def timedOut(self):
"""This protocol instance has timed out during the initial handshake."""
log.msg("Timed out during option negotiation process")
self.cancel()
class LocalOriginWriteSession(TFTPBootstrap):
"""Bootstraps a L{WriteSession}, that was initiated locally, - we've requested
a read from a remote server
"""
def __init__(self, remote, writer, options=None, _clock=None):
TFTPBootstrap.__init__(self, remote, writer, options, _clock)
self.session = WriteSession(writer, self._clock)
def startProtocol(self):
"""Connect the transport and start the L{timeout_watchdog}"""
self.transport.connect(*self.remote)
def tftp_OACK(self, datagram):
"""Handle the OACK datagram
@param datagram: OACK datagram
@type datagram: L{OACKDatagram}
"""
if not self.session.started:
self.resultant_options = self.processOptions(datagram.options)
self.timeout_watchdog.cancel()
return self.transport.write(ACKDatagram(0).to_wire())
else:
log.msg("Duplicate OACK received, send back ACK and ignore")
self.transport.write(ACKDatagram(0).to_wire())
def _datagramReceived(self, datagram):
if datagram.opcode == OP_OACK:
return self.tftp_OACK(datagram)
elif datagram.opcode == OP_DATA and datagram.blocknum == 1:
self.timeout_watchdog.cancel()
if not self.session.started:
self.applyOptions(self.session, self.resultant_options)
self.session.transport = self.transport
self.session.startProtocol()
return self.session.datagramReceived(datagram)
elif self.session.started:
return self.session.datagramReceived(datagram)
class RemoteOriginWriteSession(TFTPBootstrap):
"""Bootstraps a L{WriteSession}, that was originated remotely, - we've
received a WRQ from a client.
"""
timeout = (1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1)
def __init__(self, remote, writer, options=None, _clock=None):
TFTPBootstrap.__init__(self, remote, writer, options, _clock)
self.session = WriteSession(writer, self._clock)
def startProtocol(self):
"""Connect the transport, respond with an initial ACK or OACK (depending on
if we were initialized with options or not).
"""
self.transport.connect(*self.remote)
if self.options:
self.resultant_options = self.processOptions(self.options)
bytes = OACKDatagram(self.resultant_options).to_wire()
else:
bytes = ACKDatagram(0).to_wire()
self.timeout_watchdog = timedCaller(
chain((0,), self.timeout), partial(self.transport.write, bytes),
self.timedOut, clock=self._clock)
def _datagramReceived(self, datagram):
if datagram.opcode == OP_DATA and datagram.blocknum == 1:
self.timeout_watchdog.cancel()
if not self.session.started:
self.applyOptions(self.session, self.resultant_options)
self.session.transport = self.transport
self.session.startProtocol()
return self.session.datagramReceived(datagram)
elif self.session.started:
return self.session.datagramReceived(datagram)
class LocalOriginReadSession(TFTPBootstrap):
"""Bootstraps a L{ReadSession}, that was originated locally, - we've requested
a write to a remote server.
"""
def __init__(self, remote, reader, options=None, _clock=None):
TFTPBootstrap.__init__(self, remote, reader, options, _clock)
self.session = ReadSession(reader, self._clock)
def startProtocol(self):
"""Connect the transport and start the L{timeout_watchdog}"""
self.transport.connect(*self.remote)
def _datagramReceived(self, datagram):
if datagram.opcode == OP_OACK:
return self.tftp_OACK(datagram)
elif (datagram.opcode == OP_ACK and datagram.blocknum == 0
and not self.session.started):
self.session.transport = self.transport
self.session.startProtocol()
self.timeout_watchdog.cancel()
return self.session.nextBlock()
elif self.session.started:
return self.session.datagramReceived(datagram)
def tftp_OACK(self, datagram):
"""Handle incoming OACK datagram, process and apply options and hand over
control to the underlying L{ReadSession}.
@param datagram: OACK datagram
@type datagram: L{OACKDatagram}
"""
if not self.session.started:
self.resultant_options = self.processOptions(datagram.options)
self.timeout_watchdog.cancel()
self.applyOptions(self.session, self.resultant_options)
self.session.transport = self.transport
self.session.startProtocol()
return self.session.nextBlock()
else:
log.msg("Duplicate OACK received, ignored")
class RemoteOriginReadSession(TFTPBootstrap):
"""Bootstraps a L{ReadSession}, that was started remotely, - we've received
a RRQ.
"""
timeout = (1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1)
def __init__(self, remote, reader, options=None, _clock=None):
TFTPBootstrap.__init__(self, remote, reader, options, _clock)
self.session = ReadSession(reader, self._clock)
def option_tsize(self, val):
"""Process tsize option.
If tsize is zero, get the size of the file to be read so that it can
be returned in the OACK datagram.
@see: L{TFTPBootstrap.option_tsize}
"""
val = TFTPBootstrap.option_tsize(self, val)
if val == b"0":
val = self.session.reader.size
if val is not None:
val = intToBytes(val)
return val
def startProtocol(self):
"""Start sending an OACK datagram if we were initialized with options
or start the L{ReadSession} immediately.
"""
self.transport.connect(*self.remote)
if self.options:
self.resultant_options = self.processOptions(self.options)
bytes = OACKDatagram(self.resultant_options).to_wire()
self.timeout_watchdog = timedCaller(
chain((0,), self.timeout), partial(self.transport.write, bytes),
self.timedOut, clock=self._clock)
else:
self.session.transport = self.transport
self.session.startProtocol()
return self.session.nextBlock()
def _datagramReceived(self, datagram):
if datagram.opcode == OP_ACK and datagram.blocknum == 0 and self.session.started is False:
return self.tftp_ACK(datagram)
elif self.session.started:
return self.session.datagramReceived(datagram)
def tftp_ACK(self, datagram):
"""Handle incoming ACK datagram. Hand over control to the underlying
L{ReadSession}.
@param datagram: ACK datagram
@type datagram: L{ACKDatagram}
"""
self.timeout_watchdog.cancel()
if not self.session.started:
self.applyOptions(self.session, self.resultant_options)
self.session.transport = self.transport
self.session.startProtocol()
return self.session.nextBlock()
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