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Java Source Code / Java Documentation » Net » customdns » CustomDNS 
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001:        package CustomDNS;
002:
003:        import java.lang.Exception;
004:        import java.io.*;
005:        import java.net.*;
006:        import java.util.StringTokenizer;
007:
008:        import net.espeak.infra.cci.exception.*;
009:        import net.espeak.jesi.*;
010:
011:        import ZoneRegistrarIntf;
012:        import ZoneAuthenticatorIntf;
013:
014:        import CustomDNS.UpdateProtocol;
015:        import CustomDNS.UpdateProtocol.ServerResponse;
016:
017:        /*************************************************************************
018:         *  TCP/IP server for our custom update protocol.
019:         *************************************************************************
020:         *  We listen on a TCP/IP port. Clients connect to us to update their
021:         *  address records.
022:         */
023:
024:        public class UpdateServer {
025:
026:            // Timeout values, in milliseconds. These are pretty arbitrary. We're
027:            // just trying to shut down unused connections promptly.
028:            static private final int TCP_TIMEOUT = 60000;
029:
030:            // Instance variables.
031:            private String zone;
032:            private ZoneRegistrarIntf registrar;
033:            private ZoneAuthenticatorIntf authenticator;
034:            private short port;
035:
036:            /*********************************************************************
037:             *  Start a new update server.
038:             *********************************************************************
039:             *  @param args Our command-line arguments. Pass an espeak connection
040:             *  properties file and customdns.prop.
041:             *  @see CustomDNS.Configuration
042:             */
043:
044:            public UpdateServer(String zone, short port,
045:                    ZoneRegistrarIntf registrar,
046:                    ZoneAuthenticatorIntf authenticator) throws IOException {
047:                this .zone = zone;
048:                this .registrar = registrar;
049:                this .authenticator = authenticator;
050:                this .port = port;
051:                startServer();
052:            }
053:
054:            // Connect the server to a TCP/IP port and listen for requests.
055:            // TODO - We should spawn a listener thread.
056:            private void startServer() throws IOException {
057:                ServerSocket listener = new ServerSocket(this .port);
058:                while (true) {
059:                    final Socket socket = listener.accept();
060:                    socket.setSoTimeout(TCP_TIMEOUT);
061:                    Thread handler = new Thread(new Runnable() {
062:                        public void run() {
063:                            handleConnection(socket);
064:                        }
065:                    });
066:                    handler.start();
067:                }
068:            }
069:
070:            // Handle a single client connection.
071:            private void handleConnection(Socket socket) {
072:                try {
073:                    Reader rawin = new InputStreamReader(socket
074:                            .getInputStream());
075:                    BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(rawin);
076:                    Writer out = new OutputStreamWriter(socket
077:                            .getOutputStream());
078:                    InetAddress remoteAddress = socket.getInetAddress();
079:                    runCommandLoop(in, out, remoteAddress);
080:                } catch (Exception e) {
081:                    System.err.println(e.toString());
082:                } finally {
083:                    try {
084:                        socket.close();
085:                    } catch (IOException e) {
086:                    }
087:                }
088:            }
089:
090:            // End the current command and send a response code.
091:            // We throw an exception to end the current command
092:            // and print a response across the network. For example:
093:            //   500 Unknown error
094:            // Yes, this a pretty odd way of doing things. But it saves a lot
095:            // of ugly state flags in runCommandLoop.
096:            private void sendResponse(int code, String message)
097:                    throws ServerResponse {
098:                throw new ServerResponse(code, message);
099:            }
100:
101:            // Run our command loop.
102:            private void runCommandLoop(BufferedReader in, Writer out,
103:                    InetAddress remoteAddress) throws IOException {
104:                String username = null;
105:                String password = null;
106:
107:                UpdateProtocol.writeLine(out,
108:                        "201 1.0 CustomDNS Update Server Ready");
109:                while (true) {
110:                    try {
111:                        // Get our command.
112:                        String commandLine = in.readLine();
113:                        if (commandLine == null)
114:                            return;
115:                        StringTokenizer tokens = new StringTokenizer(
116:                                commandLine);
117:                        int tokenCount = tokens.countTokens();
118:                        if (tokenCount == 0)
119:                            sendResponse(UpdateProtocol.STATUS_SYNTAX_ERROR,
120:                                    "No command specified");
121:                        String command = tokens.nextToken().toUpperCase();
122:
123:                        // Handle our command.
124:                        if (command.equals("QUIT")) {
125:
126:                            // Bail out of our command loop.
127:                            break;
128:
129:                        } else if (command.equals("AUTH")) {
130:
131:                            // Parse our arguments.
132:                            if (tokenCount != 5)
133:                                sendResponse(
134:                                        UpdateProtocol.STATUS_SYNTAX_ERROR,
135:                                        "Wrong number of arguments");
136:                            String authZone = tokens.nextToken();
137:                            String authType = tokens.nextToken().toUpperCase();
138:                            username = tokens.nextToken();
139:                            password = tokens.nextToken();
140:
141:                            // Do some error checking.
142:                            if (!this .zone.equals(authZone))
143:                                sendResponse(
144:                                        UpdateProtocol.STATUS_UNKNOWN_ZONE,
145:                                        "Unknown zone");
146:                            if (!authType.equals("PASS"))
147:                                sendResponse(
148:                                        UpdateProtocol.STATUS_UNKNOWN_AUTH_TYPE,
149:                                        "Unknown authentication type");
150:
151:                            // Send back an optimistic response.
152:                            sendResponse(UpdateProtocol.STATUS_AUTH_ACCEPTED,
153:                                    "Authentication accepted");
154:
155:                        } else if (command.equals("ADDRESS")) {
156:
157:                            // Parse our arguments.
158:                            if (tokenCount != 3)
159:                                sendResponse(
160:                                        UpdateProtocol.STATUS_SYNTAX_ERROR,
161:                                        "Wrong number of arguments");
162:                            String hostname = tokens.nextToken().toLowerCase();
163:                            String address = tokens.nextToken();
164:
165:                            // Check the user's privileges.
166:                            approveUpdate(username, password, hostname);
167:
168:                            if (address.toUpperCase().equals("AUTOMATIC")) {
169:                                // Use the address of the remote end of our
170:                                // socket.
171:                                address = remoteAddress.getHostAddress();
172:                            } else {
173:                                // Sanity-check the address field.
174:                                address = cleanUpAddress(address);
175:                            }
176:
177:                            // Attempt to perform the update.
178:                            try {
179:                                registrar.registerAddressForHost(hostname,
180:                                        address);
181:                            } catch (ESInvocationException e) {
182:                                sendResponse(UpdateProtocol.STATUS_NO_UPDATE,
183:                                        "Unable to update address");
184:                            }
185:                            sendResponse(UpdateProtocol.STATUS_OK,
186:                                    "Address updated");
187:
188:                        } else {
189:                            sendResponse(UpdateProtocol.STATUS_UNKNOWN_COMMAND,
190:                                    "Unknown command");
191:                        }
192:                    } catch (ServerResponse e) {
193:                        UpdateProtocol.writeLine(out, e.getMessage());
194:                    }
195:                }
196:                UpdateProtocol.writeLine(out, "200 Goodbye");
197:            }
198:
199:            // Authenticate the user.
200:            private void approveUpdate(String user, String password, String host)
201:                    throws ServerResponse {
202:                if (user == null || password == null)
203:                    sendResponse(UpdateProtocol.STATUS_WRONG_STATE,
204:                            "Must use AUTH command before ADDRESS");
205:                try {
206:                    if (!authenticator.authenticateUser(user, password, host))
207:                        sendResponse(UpdateProtocol.STATUS_NOT_ALLOWED,
208:                                "Update not allowed");
209:                } catch (ESInvocationException e) {
210:                    sendResponse(UpdateProtocol.STATUS_COULD_NOT_AUTH,
211:                            "Couldn't peform authentication");
212:                }
213:            }
214:
215:            // Try to bash our address into something safe.
216:            // (We don't want to put garbage into the database.)
217:            // This has the unfortunate side effect of allowing users to supply
218:            // hostnames as addresses, and cause us to do a real lookup.
219:            private String cleanUpAddress(String address) throws ServerResponse {
220:                String result = null;
221:                try {
222:                    InetAddress inetaddr = InetAddress.getByName(address);
223:                    result = inetaddr.getHostAddress();
224:                } catch (UnknownHostException e) {
225:                    sendResponse(UpdateProtocol.STATUS_MALFORMED_ADDRESS,
226:                            "Malformed address");
227:                }
228:                return result;
229:            }
230:
231:            /*********************************************************************
232:             *  Start a new update server.
233:             *********************************************************************
234:             *  @param args Our command-line arguments. Pass an espeak connection
235:             *  properties file and customdns.prop.
236:             *  @see CustomDNS.Configuration
237:             */
238:
239:            public static void main(String[] args) {
240:                String appname = "CustomDNS.UpdateServer";
241:                try {
242:                    // Parse our command line arguments, and get the configuration
243:                    // information we'll be needing.
244:                    Configuration config = Configuration.parseArguments(
245:                            appname, args);
246:                    String zone = config
247:                            .getProperty("customdns.updateserver.zone");
248:                    String defaultPort = Short
249:                            .toString(UpdateProtocol.DEFAULT_PORT);
250:                    String portstr = config.getProperty(
251:                            "customdns.updateserver.port", defaultPort);
252:                    short port = Short.parseShort(portstr);
253:                    String connfile = config.getConnectionFile();
254:
255:                    // Connect to e-speak, and find our zone registarar and
256:                    // zone authentator.
257:                    ESConnection core = new ESConnection(connfile);
258:                    ESQuery query = new ESQuery("Name == '" + zone + "'");
259:                    String intfName = "ZoneRegistrarIntf";
260:                    ESServiceFinder finder = new ESServiceFinder(core, intfName);
261:                    ZoneRegistrarIntf reg = (ZoneRegistrarIntf) finder
262:                            .find(query);
263:                    intfName = "ZoneAuthenticatorIntf";
264:                    finder = new ESServiceFinder(core, intfName);
265:                    ZoneAuthenticatorIntf auth = (ZoneAuthenticatorIntf) finder
266:                            .find(query);
267:
268:                    // Start our server.
269:                    System.err.println("CustomDNS.UpdateServer: Starting.");
270:                    new UpdateServer(zone, port, reg, auth);
271:                } catch (Exception e) {
272:                    System.err.println("CustomDNS.UpdateServer: "
273:                            + e.toString());
274:                    System.exit(1);
275:                }
276:            }
277:        }
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