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If not, see . // HTTP_OP represents an HTTP operation. // There are variants for GET and POST, // and for the data source/sink (see below). // We use libcurl: http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl #ifndef BOINC_HTTP_CURL_H #define BOINC_HTTP_CURL_H #include #include "network.h" #include "proxy_info.h" extern int curl_init(); extern int curl_cleanup(); #define HTTP_OP_NONE 0 #define HTTP_OP_GET 1 // data sink is a file (used for file download) #define HTTP_OP_POST 2 // data source and sink are files (used for scheduler op) #define HTTP_OP_POST2 5 // a POST operation where the request comes from a combination // of a string and a file w/offset, // and the reply goes into a memory buffer. // Used for file upload #define HTTP_STATE_IDLE 0 #define HTTP_STATE_CONNECTING 1 #define HTTP_STATE_DONE 2 struct PROJECT; class HTTP_OP { public: HTTP_OP(); ~HTTP_OP(); PROXY_INFO pi; PROJECT* project; // associated project, if any char m_url[1024]; char m_curl_user_credentials[1024]; // string needed for proxy username/password int content_length; unsigned int trace_id; char request_header[4096]; FILE* fileIn; FILE* fileOut; // output file for POST responses CURL* curlEasy; // the "easy curl" handle for this net_xfer request struct curl_slist *pcurlList; // curl slist for http headers struct curl_httppost *pcurlFormStart; // a pointer to a form item for POST struct curl_httppost *pcurlFormEnd; // a pointer to a form item for POST unsigned char* pByte; // pointer to bytes for reading via libcurl_read function // request message stuff // char* req1; // if not NULL, send this string first char infile[256]; // then (is nonempty) this file double file_offset; // starting at this offset // reply message stuff // // reply is always written to a file char outfile[256]; // if specified, it's written to this file w/ optional offset // otherwise it's written to a temp file // if type POST2, copy output to req1 buffer int req1_len; // with this limit long lSeek; // offset within the file or memory buffer we're reading, char error_msg[256]; // put Curl error message here bool bTempOutfile; // CMC -- flag that outfile is really a tempfile we should delete bool bSentHeader; // CMC -- a flag that I already sent the header CURLcode CurlResult; // CMC -- send up curl result code bool want_download; // at most one should be true bool want_upload; long connect_error; // errno from connect() (not used for anything) long response; // HTTP status code from server // the above two MUST be long (not int) // otherwise breaks on 64-bit machines double start_time; double bytes_xferred; // Uncompressed bytes transferred. // In the case of "post2" this includes only the file part // In the case of restartable ops (file upload/download) // this includes previous count (i.e. file offset) double start_bytes_xferred; // bytes_xferred at the start of this operation; // used to compute transfer speed double xfer_speed; // tranfer rate based on elapsed time and bytes_xferred // (hence doesn't reflect compression; used only for GUI) int http_op_state; // values above int http_op_type; // HTTP_OP_* (see above) int http_op_retval; // Either: // 0 // ERR_GETHOSTBYNAME (if no such host) // ERR_CONNECT (if server down) // ERR_HTTP_PERMANENT (if 404 or 416) // ERR_HTTP_TRANSIENT (other failures) bool is_background; // this operation shouldn't trigger a reference-site check // and a user alert if it fails. // For example: notice RSS feed fetches void reset(); void init(PROJECT*); int get_ip_addr(int &ip_addr); void close_socket(); void close_file(); void update_speed(); void set_speed_limit(bool is_upload, double bytes_sec); void handle_messages(CURLMsg*); //int init_head(const char* url); int init_get( PROJECT*, const char* url, const char* outfile, bool del_old_file, double offset, double size ); int init_post( PROJECT*, const char* url, const char* infile, const char* outfile ); int init_post2( PROJECT*, const char* url, char* req1, // first part of request. ALSO USED FOR REPLY int req1_len, const char* infile, double offset // infile is NULL if no file sent ); bool http_op_done(); void setup_proxy_session(bool no_proxy); bool no_proxy_for_url(const char* url); bool is_active() { return curlEasy!=NULL; } private: // take an init_get/post/post2 and turns it into a libcurl request // int libcurl_exec(const char* url, const char* in, const char* out, double offset, double size, bool is_post ); }; // represents a set of HTTP requests in progress class HTTP_OP_SET { std::vector http_ops; public: HTTP_OP_SET(); void insert(HTTP_OP*); int remove(HTTP_OP*); int nops(); double bytes_up, bytes_down; // total bytes transferred void get_fdset(FDSET_GROUP&); void got_select(FDSET_GROUP&, double); HTTP_OP* lookup_curl(CURL* pcurl); // lookup by easycurl handle void cleanup_temp_files(); }; #endif // BOINC_HTTP_CURL_H