view libpurple/protocols/qq/send_file.h @ 21922:d7f1231cc21a

The DIGEST-MD5 implementation of CYRUS-SASL is incompatible with the implementation in Java. The result is that we failed to authenticate to Java-based servers such as OpenFire when DIGEST-MD5 was enabled. This appears to be the result of a bug in the Java SASL library. While we -could- wait for a fix within that library and tell our users that server admins need to upgrade to get the fix, a client-side workaround is very easily accessible to us. Our own implementation (used when compiled with SASL support) works fine. We therefore will make use of it when SASL chooses DIGEST-MD5 as the best auth mechanism. Fixes #2095. Fixes #2186. Also fixes http://trac.adiumx.com/ticket/8135.

/**
 * @file send_file.h
 *
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#ifndef _QQ_QQ_SEND_FILE_H_
#define _QQ_QQ_SEND_FILE_H_

#include "ft.h"

typedef struct _ft_info {
	guint32 to_uid;
	guint16 send_seq;
	guint8 file_session_key[16];
	guint8 conn_method;
	guint32 remote_internet_ip;
	guint16 remote_internet_port;
	guint16 remote_major_port;
	guint32 remote_real_ip;
	guint16 remote_minor_port;
	guint32 local_internet_ip;
	guint16 local_internet_port;
	guint16 local_major_port;
	guint32 local_real_ip;
	guint16 local_minor_port;
	/* we use these to control the packets sent or received */
	guint32 fragment_num;
	guint32 fragment_len;
	/* The max index of sending/receiving fragment
	 * for sender, it is the lower bolder of a slide window for sending
	 * for receiver, it seems that packets having a fragment index lower
	 * than max_fragment_index have been received already
	 */
	guint32 max_fragment_index;
	guint32 window;

	/* It seems that using xfer's function is not enough for our
	 * transfer module. So I will use our own structure instead
	 * of xfer provided
	 */
	int major_fd;
	int minor_fd;
	int sender_fd;
	int recv_fd;
	FILE *dest_fp;
	/* guint8 *buffer; */
	gboolean use_major;
} ft_info;

void qq_process_recv_file_accept(guint8 *data, guint8 **cursor, gint data_len, 
		guint32 sender_uid, PurpleConnection *gc);
void qq_process_recv_file_reject(guint8 *data, guint8 **cursor, gint data_len, 
		guint32 sender_uid, PurpleConnection *gc);
void qq_process_recv_file_cancel(guint8 *data, guint8 **cursor, gint data_len, 
		guint32 sender_uid, PurpleConnection *gc);
void qq_process_recv_file_request(guint8 *data, guint8 **cursor, gint data_len, 
		guint32 sender_uid, PurpleConnection *gc);
void qq_process_recv_file_notify(guint8 *data, guint8 **cursor, gint data_len, 
		guint32 sender_uid, PurpleConnection *gc);
gboolean qq_can_receive_file(PurpleConnection *gc, const char *who);
void qq_send_file(PurpleConnection *gc, const char *who, const char *file);
void qq_get_conn_info(guint8 *data, guint8 **cursor, gint data_len, ft_info *info);
gint qq_fill_conn_info(guint8 *data, guint8 **cursor, ft_info *info);
gssize _qq_xfer_write(const guint8 *buf, size_t len, PurpleXfer *xfer);

#endif