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#include "idl_types.h"
/*
IDL structures for xattr file attributes
this has nothing to do with RPC, we are just using our NDR/IDL
infrastructure as a convenient way to store linearised information
about a file in a architecture independent manner
*/
import "security.idl";
[
pointer_default(unique)
]
interface xattr
{
const char *XATTR_DOSATTRIB_NAME = "user.DosAttrib";
const int XATTR_DOSATTRIB_ESTIMATED_SIZE = 64;
/* we store basic dos attributes in a DosAttrib xattr. By
using a union we can cope with new version of this
structure more easily */
typedef struct {
uint32 attrib;
uint32 ea_size;
udlong size;
udlong alloc_size;
NTTIME create_time;
NTTIME change_time;
} xattr_DosInfo1;
/*
We use xattrDosInfo1 again when we store values.
Because the sticky write time is now stored in the opendb
and xattr_DosInfo2Old is only present to parse existing
values from disk.
const int XATTR_ATTRIB_FLAG_STICKY_WRITE_TIME = 0x1;
*/
typedef struct {
uint32 flags;
uint32 attrib;
uint32 ea_size;
udlong size;
udlong alloc_size;
NTTIME create_time;
NTTIME change_time;
NTTIME write_time; /* only used when sticky write time is set */
utf8string name;
} xattr_DosInfo2Old;
typedef [switch_type(uint16)] union {
[case(1)] xattr_DosInfo1 info1;
[case(2)] xattr_DosInfo2Old oldinfo2;
} xattr_DosInfo;
typedef [public] struct {
uint16 version;
[switch_is(version)] xattr_DosInfo info;
} xattr_DosAttrib;
/* we store DOS style extended attributes in a DosEAs xattr */
const char *XATTR_DOSEAS_NAME = "user.DosEAs";
typedef struct {
utf8string name;
DATA_BLOB value;
} xattr_EA;
typedef [public] struct {
uint16 num_eas;
[size_is(num_eas)] xattr_EA *eas;
} xattr_DosEAs;
/* we store stream information in this xattr structure. Then
the streams themselves are stored in
user.DosStream.STREAMNAME or in external files, according
to the flags */
const char *XATTR_DOSSTREAMS_NAME = "user.DosStreams";
const int XATTR_STREAM_FLAG_INTERNAL = 0x00000001;
/* stream data is stored in attributes with the given prefix */
const char *XATTR_DOSSTREAM_PREFIX = "user.DosStream.";
const int XATTR_MAX_STREAM_SIZE = 0x4000;
const int XATTR_MAX_STREAM_SIZE_TDB = 0x100000;
typedef struct {
uint32 flags;
udlong size;
udlong alloc_size;
utf8string name;
} xattr_DosStream;
typedef [public] struct {
uint32 num_streams;
[size_is(num_streams)] xattr_DosStream *streams;
} xattr_DosStreams;
/* we store the NT ACL a NTACL xattr. It is versioned so we
can later add other acl attribs (such as posix acl mapping)
we put this xattr in the security namespace to ensure that
only trusted users can write to the ACL
stored in "security.NTACL"
Version 1. raw SD stored as Samba4 does it.
Version 2. raw SD + last changed timestamp so we
can discard if this doesn't match the POSIX st_ctime.
*/
const char *XATTR_NTACL_NAME = "security.NTACL";
typedef [public] struct {
security_descriptor *sd;
NTTIME last_changed;
} security_descriptor_timestamp;
typedef [switch_type(uint16)] union {
[case(1)] security_descriptor *sd;
[case(2)] security_descriptor_timestamp *sd_ts;
} xattr_NTACL_Info;
typedef [public] struct {
uint16 version;
[switch_is(version)] xattr_NTACL_Info info;
} xattr_NTACL;
}
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