Modified revamp of the libsmbclient interface.

Given the tacit (if that) approval by some people, and clear disapproval by
others for my proposed clean-up and reorganization of libsmbclient, I've come
up with a slightly different approach.  This commit changes back to the
original libsmbclient.h SMBCCTX structure which will maintain ABI
compatibility.  I retain, here, the setter and getter functions which all new
code should use.  Older programs already compiled should continue to work
fine.  Older programs being recompiled will encounter compile-time errors
(intentionally!) so that the code can be corrected to use the setter/getter
interfaces.

Although this doesn't clean up the interface in the way I had wanted, the code
reorganization and requirement for new programs to use the setters and getters
allows future progress to be made on libsmbclient without further muddying up
the interface, while retaining the ABI compatibility that was the big issue
causing disapproval.  I hope that this compromise is adequate.

Derrell
(This used to be commit 56429a3d60b2a48963342f6340b3c01469a892c6)

1 files changed, 281 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/source3/include/libsmbclient.h b/source3/include/libsmbclient.h
index a998bcee69..4d78bb2568 100644
--- a/source3/include/libsmbclient.h
+++ b/source3/include/libsmbclient.h
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
   Copyright (C) Richard Sharpe 2000
   Copyright (C) John Terpsra 2000
   Copyright (C) Tom Jansen (Ninja ISD) 2002 
-  Copyright (C) Derrell Lipman 2003
+  Copyright (C) Derrell Lipman 2003-2008
 
    
   This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
@@ -213,6 +213,15 @@ typedef struct _SMBCFILE SMBCFILE;
 typedef struct _SMBCCTX SMBCCTX;
 
 
+/*
+ * NEW CODE SHOULD NOT DIRECTLY MANIPULATE THE CONTEXT STRUCTURE.
+ * For these options, use smbc_option_set() and smbc_option_get().
+ */
+
+/* Flags for SMBCCTX->flags */
+# define SMB_CTX_FLAG_USE_KERBEROS (1 << 0)
+# define SMB_CTX_FLAG_FALLBACK_AFTER_KERBEROS (1 << 1)
+# define SMBCCTX_FLAG_NO_AUTO_ANONYMOUS_LOGON (1 << 2)
 
 
 
@@ -2311,4 +2320,275 @@ smbc_version(void);
 #endif
 
 
+/**
+ * @ingroup structure
+ * Structure that contains a client context information 
+ * This structure is known as SMBCCTX
+ *
+ * DO NOT DIRECTLY MANIPULATE THE CONTEXT STRUCTURE!  The data in the context
+ * structure should all be considered private to the library.  It remains here
+ * only for backward compatibility.
+ *
+ * See the comments herein for use of the setter and getter functions which
+ * should now be used for manipulating these values.  New features, functions,
+ * etc., are not added here but rather in _internal where they are not
+ * directly visible to applications.  This makes it much easier to maintain
+ * ABI compatibility.
+ */
+struct _SMBCCTX {
+        struct
+        {
+                /**
+                 * debug level
+                 *
+                 * Use smbc_getDebug() and smbc_setDebug()
+                 */
+                int     debug;
+	
+                /**
+                 * netbios name used for making connections
+                 *
+                 * Use smbc_getNetbiosName() and smbc_setNetbiosName()
+                 */
+                char * netbios_name;
+
+                /**
+                 * workgroup name used for making connections
+                 *
+                 * Use smbc_getWorkgroup() and smbc_setWorkgroup()
+                 */
+                char * workgroup;
+
+                /**
+                 * username used for making connections
+                 *
+                 * Use smbc_getUser() and smbc_setUser()
+                 */
+                char * user;
+
+                /**
+                 * timeout used for waiting on connections / response data (in
+                 * milliseconds)
+                 *
+                 * Use smbc_getTimeout() and smbc_setTimeout()
+                 */
+                int timeout;
+        } config;
+
+	/**
+         * callable functions for files:
+	 * For usage and return values see the SMBC_* functions
+         *
+         * Use smbc_getFunction*() and smbc_setFunction*(), e.g.
+         * smbc_getFunctionOpen(), smbc_setFunctionUnlink(), etc.
+	 */ 
+        struct
+        {
+                smbc_open_fn                    open_fn;
+                smbc_creat_fn                   creat_fn;
+                smbc_read_fn                    read_fn;
+                smbc_write_fn                   write_fn;
+                smbc_unlink_fn                  unlink_fn;
+                smbc_rename_fn                  rename_fn;
+                smbc_lseek_fn                   lseek_fn;
+                smbc_stat_fn                    stat_fn;
+                smbc_fstat_fn                   fstat_fn;
+#if 0 /* internal */
+                smbc_ftruncate_fn               ftruncate_fn;
+#endif
+                smbc_close_fn                   close_fn;
+                smbc_opendir_fn                 opendir_fn;
+                smbc_closedir_fn                closedir_fn;
+                smbc_readdir_fn                 readdir_fn;
+                smbc_getdents_fn                getdents_fn;
+                smbc_mkdir_fn                   mkdir_fn;
+                smbc_rmdir_fn                   rmdir_fn;
+                smbc_telldir_fn                 telldir_fn;
+                smbc_lseekdir_fn                lseekdir_fn;
+                smbc_fstatdir_fn                fstatdir_fn;
+                smbc_chmod_fn                   chmod_fn;
+                smbc_utimes_fn                  utimes_fn;
+                smbc_setxattr_fn                setxattr_fn;
+                smbc_getxattr_fn                getxattr_fn;
+                smbc_removexattr_fn             removexattr_fn;
+                smbc_listxattr_fn               listxattr_fn;
+        }               posix_emu;
+
+        /* Printing-related functions */
+        struct
+        {
+                smbc_print_file_fn              print_file_fn;
+                smbc_open_print_job_fn          open_print_job_fn;
+                smbc_list_print_jobs_fn         list_print_jobs_fn;
+                smbc_unlink_print_job_fn        unlink_print_job_fn;
+        }               printing;
+
+        /*
+        ** Callbacks
+        * These callbacks _always_ have to be initialized because they will
+        * not be checked at dereference for increased speed.
+        */
+	struct
+        {
+		/**
+                 * authentication function callback: called upon auth requests
+                 *
+                 * Use smbc_getFunctionAuthData(), smbc_setFunctionAuthData()
+		 */
+                smbc_get_auth_data_fn get_auth_data_fn;
+		
+		/**
+                 * check if a server is still good
+                 *
+                 * Use smbc_getFunctionCheckServer(),
+                 * smbc_setFunctionCheckServer()
+		 */
+		smbc_check_server_fn check_server_fn;
+
+		/**
+                 * remove a server if unused
+                 *
+                 * Use smbc_getFunctionRemoveUnusedServer(),
+                 * smbc_setFunctionCheckServer()
+		 */
+		smbc_remove_unused_server_fn remove_unused_server_fn;
+        } server;
+
+        struct
+        {
+		/** Cache subsystem
+                 *
+		 * For an example cache system see
+		 * samba/source/libsmb/libsmb_cache.c
+                 *
+                 * Cache subsystem * functions follow.
+		 */
+
+		/**
+                 * server cache addition 
+                 *
+                 * Use smbc_getFunctionAddCachedServer(),
+                 * smbc_setFunctionAddCachedServer()
+		 */
+		smbc_add_cached_srv_fn add_cached_server_fn;
+
+		/**
+                 * server cache lookup 
+                 *
+                 * Use smbc_getFunctionGetCachedServer(),
+                 * smbc_setFunctionGetCachedServer()
+		 */
+		smbc_get_cached_srv_fn get_cached_server_fn;
+
+		/**
+                 * server cache removal
+                 *
+                 * Use smbc_getFunctionRemoveCachedServer(),
+                 * smbc_setFunctionRemoveCachedServer()
+		 */
+		smbc_remove_cached_srv_fn remove_cached_server_fn;
+		
+		/**
+                 * server cache purging, try to remove all cached servers
+                 * (disconnect)
+                 *
+                 * Use smbc_getFunctionPurgeCachedServers(),
+                 * smbc_setFunctionPurgeCachedServers()
+		 */
+		smbc_purge_cached_srv_fn purge_cached_servers_fn;
+
+                /**
+                 * Space to store private data of the server cache.
+                 *
+                 * Use smbc_getServerCacheData(), smbc_setServerCacheData()
+                 */
+                struct smbc_server_cache * server_cache_data;
+	} cache;
+
+        /*
+         * Very old configuration options.
+         * 
+         * Use smbc_option_set() and smbc_option_get() instead.
+         */
+        struct
+        {
+                int bits;
+        } flags;
+	
+        /** user options selections that apply to this session
+         *
+         *  NEW CODE SHOULD NOT DIRECTLY MANIPULATE THE CONTEXT STRUCTURE.
+         *
+         *  NEW OPTIONS ARE NOT ADDED HERE!
+         *
+         *  We must maintain ABI backward compatibility.  We now use
+         *  smbc_option_set() and smbc_option_get() for all newly added
+         *  options.
+         */
+        struct _smbc_options {
+
+                /*
+                 * From how many local master browsers should the list of
+                 * workgroups be retrieved?  It can take up to 12 minutes or
+                 * longer after a server becomes a local master browser, for
+                 * it to have the entire browse list (the list of
+                 * workgroups/domains) from an entire network.  Since a client
+                 * never knows which local master browser will be found first,
+                 * the one which is found first and used to retrieve a browse
+                 * list may have an incomplete or empty browse list.  By
+                 * requesting the browse list from multiple local master
+                 * browsers, a more complete list can be generated.  For small
+                 * networks (few workgroups), it is recommended that this
+                 * value be set to 0, causing the browse lists from all found
+                 * local master browsers to be retrieved and merged.  For
+                 * networks with many workgroups, a suitable value for this
+                 * variable is probably somewhere around 3. (Default: 3).
+                 */
+                int browse_max_lmb_count;
+
+                /*
+                 * There is a difference in the desired return strings from
+                 * smbc_readdir() depending upon whether the filenames are to
+                 * be displayed to the user, or whether they are to be
+                 * appended to the path name passed to smbc_opendir() to call
+                 * a further smbc_ function (e.g. open the file with
+                 * smbc_open()).  In the former case, the filename should be
+                 * in "human readable" form.  In the latter case, the smbc_
+                 * functions expect a URL which must be url-encoded.  Those
+                 * functions decode the URL.  If, for example, smbc_readdir()
+                 * returned a file name of "abc%20def.txt", passing a path
+                 * with this file name attached to smbc_open() would cause
+                 * smbc_open to attempt to open the file "abc def.txt" since
+                 * the %20 is decoded into a space.
+                 *
+                 * Set this option to True if the names returned by
+                 * smbc_readdir() should be url-encoded such that they can be
+                 * passed back to another smbc_ call.  Set it to False if the
+                 * names returned by smbc_readdir() are to be presented to the
+                 * user.
+                 *
+                 * For backwards compatibility, this option defaults to False.
+                 */
+                int urlencode_readdir_entries;
+
+                /*
+                 * Some Windows versions appear to have a limit to the number
+                 * of concurrent SESSIONs and/or TREE CONNECTions.  In
+                 * one-shot programs (i.e. the program runs and then quickly
+                 * ends, thereby shutting down all connections), it is
+                 * probably reasonable to establish a new connection for each
+                 * share.  In long-running applications, the limitation can be
+                 * avoided by using only a single connection to each server,
+                 * and issuing a new TREE CONNECT when the share is accessed.
+                 */
+                int one_share_per_server;
+        } options;
+	
+	/** INTERNAL DATA
+	 * do _NOT_ touch this from your program !
+	 */
+	struct SMBC_internal_data * internal;
+};
+
+
 #endif /* SMBCLIENT_H_INCLUDED */