windows-nt/Source/XPSP1/NT/inetsrv/iis/ui/itools/w3key/mdserv.cpp

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// This file is the metadata version of the key storage serverice object for the w3 server.
// it knows nothing about the LSA storage and only interacts with the metabase. Likewise,
// it does not convert old keyset.exe keys into a newer format. Any old LSA keys should have
// automatically converted to the new metabase format by the setup utility.
// file created 4/1/1997 by BoydM
#include "stdafx.h"
#include "KeyObjs.h"
#include "iiscnfg.h"
#include "wrapmb.h"
#include "cmnkey.h"
#include "mdkey.h"
#include "mdserv.h"
#include "resource.h"
// the service image index
extern int g_iServiceImage;
extern HINSTANCE g_hInstance;
BOOL g_fUsingMetabase = FALSE;
#define MAX_LEN (METADATA_MAX_NAME_LEN * sizeof(WCHAR))
//--------------------------------------------------------
CMDKeyService::CMDKeyService():
m_pszwMachineName(NULL)
{
// specify the resources to use
HINSTANCE hOldRes = AfxGetResourceHandle();
AfxSetResourceHandle( g_hInstance );
// set the icon id
m_iImage = (WORD)g_iServiceImage;
// load the service name
m_szItemName.LoadString( IDS_SERV_NAME );
// yes, we are using the metabase
g_fUsingMetabase = TRUE;
// restore the resources
AfxSetResourceHandle( hOldRes );
}
//--------------------------------------------------------
CMDKeyService::~CMDKeyService()
{
if ( m_pszwMachineName )
delete m_pszwMachineName;
}
//--------------------------------------------------------
void CMDKeyService::SetMachineName( WCHAR* pszw )
{
if ( pszw )
{
m_pszwMachineName = new WCHAR[wcslen(pszw)+1];
wcscpy( m_pszwMachineName, pszw );
}
else
{
m_pszwMachineName = NULL;
}
}
//--------------------------------------------------------
void CMDKeyService::LoadKeys( CMachine* pMachine )
{
CString szKeyObject;
DWORD index = 0;
CString szKeyBase;
CString sz;
// keep a local list of the added keys in some attempt to keep this simpler
CTypedPtrArray<CObArray, CMDKey*> rgbKeys;
CString szIdent;
BOOL fLoadTheKey;
DWORD iKey;
DWORD nKey;
// create the metabase wrapper object
CWrapMetaBase mbWrap;
if ( !mbWrap.FInit() )
{
ASSERT( FALSE );
goto cleanup; // can't get to metabase - no keys
}
// build the key name
szKeyBase = SZ_META_BASE;
szKeyBase += SZ_META_KEYBASE;
// open the base metabase object that contains all the keys
// if we were unable to open the object - then there aren't any keys
if ( !mbWrap.Open( szKeyBase, METADATA_PERMISSION_READ ) )
goto cleanup; // can't open metabase
// read in all the keys and add them to the main list
while ( mbWrap.EnumObjects("", sz.GetBuffer(MAX_LEN), MAX_LEN, index) )
{
sz.ReleaseBuffer();
// make a new key object
CMDKey* pKey = new CMDKey(this);
if ( !pKey ) continue;
// here's the deal. If this key is a member of a group of IP addresses that actually
// use the same key, then we need to figure out the groups. We don't want to actually
// load all the keys. - Just the first from each group. First we get the unique
// identifier string for the key (the serial number), which should be cached in the
// metabase for us.
fLoadTheKey = FALSE;
if ( pKey->FGetIdentString(&mbWrap, sz.GetBuffer(MAX_LEN), szIdent) )
{
sz.ReleaseBuffer();
// we did get an ident string. Now we need to look through the list of keys we
// have already loaded and see if there is a parental match for this one. If there
// is, we add this key's metaname to the list of metanames for the parent and do NOT
// load the rest of the data for the key - because it is already there for the parent.
nKey = rgbKeys.GetSize();
for ( iKey = 0; iKey < nKey; iKey++ )
{
CString szTest = rgbKeys[iKey]->m_szIdent;
if ( szIdent == szTest )
{
// we found a sub-member! - add it to the parent's list
rgbKeys[iKey]->AddBinding( sz );
// get out of this sub-loop
goto loadkey;
}
}
// we did not find a parent for the key. Load it
fLoadTheKey = TRUE;
}
else
{
sz.ReleaseBuffer();
// if we did not get the ident string, then this is an incomplete key and
// won't have multiple bindings anyway. Load it
fLoadTheKey = TRUE;
}
// fill in the parts of the key by reading in the relevant info from the metabase
// add the key to the tree - if we successfully read it in
loadkey:
if ( fLoadTheKey && pKey->FLoadKey(&mbWrap, (LPSTR)(LPCSTR)sz) )
{
// add it to visible tree view
pKey->FAddToTree( this );
// add it to the cached list for easier access as we load the keys
rgbKeys.Add(pKey);
}
else
delete pKey;
// increment to the next object
index++;
}
sz.ReleaseBuffer();
// close the metabase on the target machine
mbWrap.Close();
// cleanup the metabase connection
cleanup:
;
}
//--------------------------------------------------------
BOOL CMDKeyService::FCommitChangesNow( )
{
BOOL fAnswer = FALSE;
DWORD iKey = 1;
CMDKey* pKey;
CString szKeyBase;
CStringArray rgbSZ;
CString szEnum;
DWORD iObject = 0;
DWORD iString;
DWORD nStrings;
rgbSZ.SetSize( 0, 8 );
BOOL f;
// get the metabase going
if ( !FInitMetabaseWrapper(m_pszwMachineName) )
return FALSE;
// create the metabase wrapper object
CWrapMetaBase mbWrap;
if ( !mbWrap.FInit() )
{
ASSERT( FALSE );
goto cleanup; // can't get to metabase - no keys
}
// build the key name
szKeyBase = SZ_META_BASE;
szKeyBase += SZ_META_KEYBASE;
// open the base metabase object that contains all the keys
// if we were unable to open the object - then there aren't any keys
if ( !mbWrap.Open( szKeyBase, METADATA_PERMISSION_WRITE | METADATA_PERMISSION_READ ) )
{
// the base object for the keys doesn't exist. This means
// we have to create it first, then try to open it
// open up the w3svc base, which is where the key base lives
if ( !mbWrap.Open( SZ_META_BASE, METADATA_PERMISSION_WRITE ) )
goto cleanup; // whoa! this shouldn't happen
// create the key - if it doesn't work, croak
if ( !mbWrap.AddObject(SZ_META_KEYBASE) )
{
mbWrap.Close();
goto cleanup;
}
mbWrap.Close();
// NOW try to open the base key - and it better work this time
if ( !mbWrap.Open( szKeyBase, METADATA_PERMISSION_WRITE | METADATA_PERMISSION_READ ) )
goto cleanup;
}
// update each of the keys
pKey = GetFirstMDKey();
while( pKey )
{
// tell the key to write itself out
pKey->FWriteKey( &mbWrap, iKey, &rgbSZ );
// get the next key
pKey = GetNextMDKey( pKey );
iKey++;
}
// scan the metabase looking for objects there were not just saved. If it hasn't
// been just saved, or marked saved, we get rid of it.
// read in all the keys and add them to the main list
nStrings = rgbSZ.GetSize();
while ( mbWrap.EnumObjects("", szEnum.GetBuffer(MAX_LEN), MAX_LEN, iObject) )
{
szEnum.ReleaseBuffer();
// is it in the saved list?
for ( iString = 0; iString < nStrings; iString++ )
{
if ( rgbSZ[iString] == szEnum )
{
// increment to the next object
iObject++;
goto nextObject;
}
}
// if it is not in the list, delete the object
f = mbWrap.DeleteObject( szEnum );
nextObject:
;
}
szEnum.ReleaseBuffer();
// close the metabase on the target machine
mbWrap.Close();
// write out the changes we made to the metabase
mbWrap.Save();
// string memory in a CStringArray object is automatically cleanup up
// when the main object is deleted.
// clear the dirty flag
SetDirty( FALSE );
fAnswer = TRUE;
// cleanup the metabase connection
cleanup:
// now close the metabase again. We will open it when we need it
FCloseMetabaseWrapper();
// return the answer
return fAnswer;
}
//--------------------------------------------------------
BOOL CMDKeyService::FIsBindingInUse( CString szBinding )
{
CMDKey* pKey;
// get the first key in the service list
pKey = GetFirstMDKey();
// loop the keys, testing each in turn
while ( pKey )
{
// test it
if ( pKey->FContainsBinding( szBinding ) )
return TRUE;
// get the next key in the list
pKey = GetNextMDKey( pKey );
}
// nope. Didn't find it.
return FALSE;
}