strongswan/src/libcharon/sa/task.h

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/*
* Copyright (C) 2007-2015 Tobias Brunner
* Copyright (C) 2006 Martin Willi
* HSR Hochschule fuer Technik Rapperswil
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
* under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
* Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your
* option) any later version. See <http://www.fsf.org/copyleft/gpl.txt>.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
* WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY
* or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License
* for more details.
*/
/**
* @defgroup task task
* @{ @ingroup sa
*/
#ifndef TASK_H_
#define TASK_H_
#include <utils/utils.h>
typedef enum task_type_t task_type_t;
typedef struct task_t task_t;
#include <library.h>
#include <sa/ike_sa.h>
#include <encoding/message.h>
/**
* Different kinds of tasks.
*/
enum task_type_t {
/** establish an unauthenticated IKE_SA */
TASK_IKE_INIT,
/** detect NAT situation */
TASK_IKE_NATD,
/** handle MOBIKE stuff */
TASK_IKE_MOBIKE,
/** authenticate the initiated IKE_SA */
TASK_IKE_AUTH,
/** AUTH_LIFETIME negotiation, RFC4478 */
TASK_IKE_AUTH_LIFETIME,
/** certificate processing before authentication (certreqs, cert parsing) */
TASK_IKE_CERT_PRE,
/** certificate processing after authentication (certs payload generation) */
TASK_IKE_CERT_POST,
/** Configuration payloads, virtual IP and such */
TASK_IKE_CONFIG,
/** rekey an IKE_SA */
TASK_IKE_REKEY,
/** reestablish a complete IKE_SA, break-before-make */
TASK_IKE_REAUTH,
/** completion task for make-before-break IKE_SA re-authentication */
TASK_IKE_REAUTH_COMPLETE,
/** redirect an active IKE_SA */
TASK_IKE_REDIRECT,
/** verify a peer's certificate */
TASK_IKE_VERIFY_PEER_CERT,
/** synchronize message IDs, RFC6311 */
TASK_IKE_MID_SYNC,
/** delete an IKE_SA */
TASK_IKE_DELETE,
/** liveness check */
TASK_IKE_DPD,
/** Vendor ID processing */
TASK_IKE_VENDOR,
#ifdef ME
/** handle ME stuff */
TASK_IKE_ME,
#endif /* ME */
/** establish a CHILD_SA within an IKE_SA */
TASK_CHILD_CREATE,
/** delete an established CHILD_SA */
TASK_CHILD_DELETE,
/** rekey a CHILD_SA */
TASK_CHILD_REKEY,
/** IKEv1 main mode */
TASK_MAIN_MODE,
/** IKEv1 aggressive mode */
TASK_AGGRESSIVE_MODE,
/** IKEv1 informational exchange */
TASK_INFORMATIONAL,
/** IKEv1 delete using an informational */
TASK_ISAKMP_DELETE,
/** IKEv1 XAUTH authentication */
TASK_XAUTH,
/** IKEv1 Mode Config */
TASK_MODE_CONFIG,
/** IKEv1 quick mode */
TASK_QUICK_MODE,
/** IKEv1 delete of a quick mode SA */
TASK_QUICK_DELETE,
/** IKEv1 vendor ID payload handling */
TASK_ISAKMP_VENDOR,
/** IKEv1 NAT detection */
TASK_ISAKMP_NATD,
/** IKEv1 DPD */
TASK_ISAKMP_DPD,
/** IKEv1 pre-authentication certificate handling */
TASK_ISAKMP_CERT_PRE,
/** IKEv1 post-authentication certificate handling */
TASK_ISAKMP_CERT_POST,
};
/**
* enum names for task_type_t.
*/
extern enum_name_t *task_type_names;
/**
* Interface for a task, an operation handled within exchanges.
*
* A task is an elementary operation. It may be handled by a single or by
* multiple exchanges. An exchange may even complete multiple tasks.
* A task has a build() and an process() operation. The build() operation
* creates payloads and adds it to the message. The process() operation
* inspects a message and handles its payloads. An initiator of an exchange
* first calls build() to build the request, and processes the response message
* with the process() method.
* A responder does the opposite; it calls process() first to handle an incoming
* request and secondly calls build() to build an appropriate response.
* Both methods return either SUCCESS, NEED_MORE or FAILED. A SUCCESS indicates
* that the task completed, even when the task completed unsuccessfully. The
* manager then removes the task from the list. A NEED_MORE is returned when
* the task needs further build()/process() calls to complete, the manager
* leaves the task in the queue. A returned FAILED indicates a critical failure.
* The manager closes the IKE_SA whenever a task returns FAILED.
*/
struct task_t {
/**
* Build a request or response message for this task.
*
* @param message message to add payloads to
* @return
* - FAILED if a critical error occurred
* - DESTROY_ME if IKE_SA has been properly deleted
* - NEED_MORE if another call to build/process needed
* - ALREADY_DONE to cancel task processing
* - SUCCESS if task completed
*/
status_t (*build) (task_t *this, message_t *message);
/**
* Process a request or response message for this task.
*
* @param message message to read payloads from
* @return
* - FAILED if a critical error occurred
* - DESTROY_ME if IKE_SA has been properly deleted
* - NEED_MORE if another call to build/process needed
* - ALREADY_DONE to cancel task processing
* - SUCCESS if task completed
*/
status_t (*process) (task_t *this, message_t *message);
/**
* Verify a message before processing it (optional to implement by tasks).
*
* @param message message to verify
* @return
* - FAILED if verification is not successful, the
* message will be silently discarded
* - DESTROY_ME if IKE_SA has to be destroyed
* - SUCCESS if verification is successful
*/
status_t (*pre_process) (task_t *this, message_t *message);
/**
* Get the type of the task implementation.
*/
task_type_t (*get_type) (task_t *this);
/**
* Migrate a task to a new IKE_SA.
*
* After migrating a task, it goes back to a state where it can be
* used again to initiate an exchange. This is useful when a task
* has to get migrated to a new IKE_SA.
* A special usage is when a INVALID_KE_PAYLOAD is received. A call
* to reset resets the task, but uses another DH group for the next
* try.
* The ike_sa is the new IKE_SA this task belongs to and operates on.
*
* @param ike_sa new IKE_SA this task works for
*/
void (*migrate) (task_t *this, ike_sa_t *ike_sa);
/**
* Destroys a task_t object.
*/
void (*destroy) (task_t *this);
};
#endif /** TASK_H_ @}*/