comparison libmpdvdkit2/ioctl.c @ 16630:954cdf2171f6

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/*****************************************************************************
 * ioctl.c: DVD ioctl replacement function
 *****************************************************************************
 * Copyright (C) 1999-2001 VideoLAN
 *
 * Modified for use with MPlayer, changes contained in libdvdcss_changes.diff.
 * detailed CVS changelog at http://www.mplayerhq.hu/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/main/
 * $Id$
 *
 * Authors: Markus Kuespert <[e-mail]>
 *          Samuel Hocevar <[e-mail]>
 *          Jon Lech Johansen <[e-mail]>

/*****************************************************************************
 * SolarisSendUSCSI: send a USCSICMD structure to the Solaris kernel
 * for execution
 *****************************************************************************
 * When available, this function uses the function smedia_uscsi_cmd()
 * from solaris' libsmedia library (solaris 9 or newer) to execute the
 * USCSI command.  smedia_uscsi_cmd() allows USCSI commands for
 * non-root users on removable media devices on solaris 9; sending the
 * USCSI command directly to the device using the USCSICMD ioctl fails
 * with an EPERM error on solaris 9.
 *
 * The code will fall back to the USCSICMD ioctl method, when
 * libsmedia.so is not available or does not export the
 * smedia_uscsi_cmd() function (on solaris releases upto and including
 * solaris 8). Fortunatelly, on these old releases non-root users are
 * allowed to perform USCSICMD ioctls on removable media devices.
 *****************************************************************************/
static int SolarisSendUSCSI( int i_fd, struct uscsi_cmd *p_sc ) {
    void *sm_hdl;
    static int initialized;
    static void* (*sm_get_handle)(int32_t);
    static int (*sm_release_handle)(void*);
    static int (*sm_uscsi_cmd)(void*, struct uscsi_cmd *);

    if (!initialized)
    {
	void *smedia_lib;

	smedia_lib = dlopen("libsmedia.so", RTLD_NOW);
	if (smedia_lib) {
	    sm_get_handle = dlsym(smedia_lib, "smedia_get_handle");
	    sm_release_handle = dlsym(smedia_lib, "smedia_release_handle");
	    sm_uscsi_cmd = dlsym(smedia_lib, "smedia_uscsi_cmd");
	}
	initialized = 1;
    }

    if (sm_get_handle && sm_uscsi_cmd && sm_release_handle
	&& (sm_hdl = sm_get_handle(i_fd)))
    {
	int i_ret = sm_uscsi_cmd(sm_hdl, p_sc);
	sm_release_handle(sm_hdl);
	return i_ret;
    }

    return ioctl( i_fd, USCSICMD, p_sc );
}
#endif

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/*****************************************************************************
 * ioctl.c: DVD ioctl replacement function
 *****************************************************************************
 * Copyright (C) 1999-2001 VideoLAN
 * $Id$
 *
 * Authors: Markus Kuespert <[e-mail]>
 *          Samuel Hocevar <[e-mail]>
 *          Jon Lech Johansen <[e-mail]>

/*****************************************************************************
 * SolarisSendUSCSI: send a USCSICMD structure to the Solaris kernel
 * for execution
 *****************************************************************************
 * When available, this function uses the function smedia_uscsi_cmd()
 * from Solaris' libsmedia library (Solaris 9 or newer) to execute the
 * USCSI command.  smedia_uscsi_cmd() allows USCSI commands for
 * non-root users on removable media devices on Solaris 9; sending the
 * USCSI command directly to the device using the USCSICMD ioctl fails
 * with an EPERM error on Solaris 9.
 *
 * The code will fall back to the USCSICMD ioctl method, when
 * libsmedia.so is not available or does not export the
 * smedia_uscsi_cmd() function (on Solaris releases upto and including
 * Solaris 8). Fortunatelly, on these old releases non-root users are
 * allowed to perform USCSICMD ioctls on removable media devices.
 *****************************************************************************/
static int SolarisSendUSCSI( int i_fd, struct uscsi_cmd *p_sc )
{
    void *p_handle;

    /* We use static variables to keep track of the libsmedia symbols, which
     * is harmless even in a multithreaded program because the library and
     * its symbols will always be mapped at the same address. */
    static int b_tried = 0;
    static int b_have_sm = 0;
    static void * (*p_get_handle) ( int32_t );
    static int (*p_uscsi_cmd) ( void *, struct uscsi_cmd * );
    static int (*p_release_handle) ( void * );

    if( !b_tried )
    {
        void *p_lib;

        p_lib = dlopen( "libsmedia.so", RTLD_NOW );
        if( p_lib )
        {
            p_get_handle = dlsym( p_lib, "smedia_get_handle" );
            p_uscsi_cmd = dlsym( p_lib, "smedia_uscsi_cmd" );
            p_release_handle = dlsym( p_lib, "smedia_release_handle" );

            if( p_get_handle && p_uscsi_cmd && p_release_handle )
            {
                b_have_sm = 1;
            }
            else
            {
                dlclose( p_lib );
            }
        }

        b_tried = 1;
    }

    if( b_have_sm && (p_handle = p_get_handle(i_fd)) )
    {
        int i_ret = p_uscsi_cmd( p_handle, p_sc );
        p_release_handle( p_handle );
        return i_ret;
    }

    return ioctl( i_fd, USCSICMD, p_sc );
}
#endif