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/*
* Copyright 2007 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.
* Use is subject to license terms.
*/
#pragma ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI"
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <dirent.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <limits.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <volmgt.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include "volmgt_private.h"
/*
* arc approved interface
* - can not be modified without approval from an arc
*
* committment level:
* public
*
* description:
* volmgt_running: check to see if volume management is running.
*
* arguments:
* none.
*
* return value(s):
* TRUE if volume management is running, FALSE if not.
*
* preconditions:
* none.
*/
int
volmgt_running(void)
{
/* vold is dead */
return (FALSE);
}
/*
* arc approved interface
* - can not be modified without approval from an arc
*
* committment level:
* public
*
* description:
* volmgt_inuse: check to see if volume management is currently
* managing a particular device.
*
* arguments:
* path - the name of the device in /dev. For example,
*
* return value(s):
* TRUE if volume management is managing the device, FALSE if not.
*
* preconditions:
* none.
*/
/* ARGSUSED */
int
{
return (FALSE);
}
/*
* arc approved interface
* - can not be modified without approval from an arc
*
* committment level:
* public
*
* description:
* volmgt_check: have volume management look at its devices to check
* for media having arrived. Since volume management can't
* automatically check all types of devices, this function is provided
* to allow applications to cause the check to happen automatically.
*
* arguments:
* path - the name of the device in /dev. For example,
* checked.
*
* return value(s):
* TRUE if media was found in the device, FALSE if not.
*
* preconditions:
* volume management must be running.
*/
/* ARGSUSED */
int
{
return (FALSE);
}
/*
* arc approved interface
* - can not be modified without approval from an arc
*
* committment level:
* public
*
* description:
* volmgt_ownspath: check to see if the given path is contained in
* the volume management name space.
*
* arguments:
* path - string containing the path.
*
* return value(s):
* TRUE if the path is owned by volume management, FALSE if not.
* Will return FALSE if volume management isn't running.
*
* preconditions:
* none.
*/
/* ARGSUSED */
int
{
return (FALSE);
}
/*
* arc approved interface
* - can not be modified without approval from an arc
*
* committment level:
* public
*
* description:
* volmgt_root: return the root of where the volume management
* name space is mounted.
*
* arguments:
* none.
*
* return value(s):
* Returns a pointer to a static string containing the path to the
* volume management root (e.g. "/vol").
* Will return NULL if volume management isn't running.
*
* preconditions:
* none.
*/
const char *
volmgt_root(void)
{
return (vold_root);
}
/*
* arc approved interface
* - can not be modified without approval from an arc
*
* committment level:
* public
*
* description:
* volmgt_symname: Returns the volume management symbolic name
* for a given device. If an application wants to determine
* device would be, this is the function to use.
*
* arguments:
* path - a string containing the /dev device name. For example,
*
* Note: must be a block- or char-spcl device, and have a non-zero
* st_rdev (real device) stat() value.
*
* return value(s):
* pointer to a string containing the symbolic name.
*
* NULL indicates that volume management isn't managing that device.
*
* The string must be free(3)'d.
*
* preconditions:
* none.
*/
/* ARGSUSED */
char *
{
return (NULL);
}
/*
* arc approved interface
* - can not be modified without approval from an arc
*
* committment level:
* public
*
* description:
* volmgt_symdev: Returns the device given the volume management
* symbolic name. If an application wants to determine
* what the device associated with a particular symbolic name
* might be, this is the function to use.
*
* arguments:
* path - a string containing the symbolic device name. For example,
* "cdrom0" or "floppy0".
*
* return value(s):
* pointer to a string containing the /dev name.
*
* NULL indicates that volume management isn't managing that device.
*
* The string must be free(3)'d.
*
* preconditions:
* none.
*/
/* ARGSUSED */
char *
{
return (NULL);
}
/*
* arc approved interface
* - can not be modified without approval from an arc
*
* committment level:
* public
*
* description:
* volmgt_feat_enabled: check to see if a volume management feature
* is available
*
* arguments:
* feat_str - a string containing the feature to be checked for
*
* return value(s):
* return non-zero if the specified feature is available in
* volume management, else return zero
*
* preconditions:
* none.
*/
/*
* the following is a lit of the "feature" available in volmgt
*
* this list is meant to be updated when new features (that users may
* want to use) are added to volmgt
*
* note: feature strings added should be all lower case, and spaces are
* discouraged
*
* (see psarc/1995/138 for more info)
*/
static char *volmgt_feat_list[] = {
#ifdef DIRECT_DEV_ACCESS_WORKING
"direct-dev-access", /* access through /dev co-exists */
#endif
"floppy-summit-interfaces", /* volmgt_{acquire,release} */
};
int
{
return (0);
}
/*
* arc approved interface
* - can not be modified without approval from an arc
*
* committment level:
* uncommitted
*
* description:
* volmgt_acquire: try to acquire the volmgt advisory device reservation
* for a specific device.
*
* arguments:
* dev - a device name to attempt reserving. This string can be:
* - a full path name to a device
* - a symbolic device name (e.g. floppy0)
*
* id - a reservation string that hopefully describes the application
* making this reservation.
*
* pid - a pointer to a pid_t type. If this argument is not NULL
* and the requested device is already reserved, the process
* id of the reservation owner will be returned in this
* location.
*
* ovr - an override indicator. If set to non-zero, the caller requests
* that this reservation be made unconditionally.
*
* err - the address of a pointer to a string which is to receive the
* id argument used when the current device was reserved. This
* is only used when the current reservation attempt fails due
* to an already existing reservation for this device.
*
* return value(s):
* A non-zero indicator if successful.
*
* A zero indicator if unsuccessful. If errno is EBUSY, then the err
* argument will be set to point to the string that the process currently
* holding the reservation supplied when reserving the device. It is up
* to the caller to release the storage occupied by the string via
* free(3C) when no longer needed.
*
* preconditions:
* none
*/
/* ARGSUSED */
int
{
return (0);
}
/*
* arc approved interface
* - can not be modified without approval from an arc
*
* committment level:
* uncommitted
*
* description:
* volmgt_release: try to release the volmgt advisory device reservation
* for a specific device.
*
* arguments:
* dev - a device name to attempt reserving. This string can be:
* - a full path name to a device
* - a symbolic device name (e.g. floppy0)
*
* return value(s):
* A non-zero indicator if successful
* A zero indicator if unsuccessful
*
* preconditions:
* none
*/
int
{
return (0);
}
/*
* returns the "value" of the attribute.
* If the attribute is boolean and is TRUE,
* "true" is returned. If the boolean is
* FALSE, NULL is returned. If the attribute
* doesn't exist, NULL is returned. The pointer
* returned by media_getattr has been malloc'd and
* it is the callers responsibility to free it.
*/
/*
* arc approved interface
* - can not be modified without approval from an arc
*
* committment level:
* public
*
* description:
* media_getattr: returns the value for an attribute for a piece of
* removable media.
*
* arguments:
* path - Path to the media in /vol. Can be the block or character
* device.
*
* attr - name of the attribute.
*
* return value(s):
* returns NULL or a pointer to a string that contains the value for
* the requested attribute.
*
* NULL can mean:
* - the media doesn't exist
* - there is no more space for malloc(3)
* - the attribute doesn't exist for the named media
* - the attribute is a boolean and is FALSE
*
* the pointer to the string must be free'd with free(3).
*
* preconditions:
* volume management (vold) must be running.
*/
/* ARGSUSED */
char *
{
return (NULL);
}
/*
* sets the attribute "attr" to value "value".
*
* If value == "" the flag is
* considered to be a TRUE boolean.
*
* If value == 0, it is considered to be a FALSE boolean.
* returns TRUE on success, FALSE on failure.
*
* Can fail for reasons of permission, or if you
* write a read-only attribute.
*/
/*
* arc approved interface
* - can not be modified without approval from an arc
*
* committment level:
* public
*
* description:
* media_setattr: set an attribute for a piece of media to a
* particular value.
*
* arguments:
* path - Path to the media in /vol. Can be the block or character
* device.
*
* attr - name of the attribute.
*
* value - value of the attribute. If value == "", the flag is
* considered to be a boolean that is TRUE. If value == 0, it
* is considered to be a FALSE boolean.
*
* return value(s):
* TRUE on success, FALSE for failure.
*
* Can fail because:
* - don't have permission to set the attribute because caller
* is not the owner of the media and attribute is a "system"
* attribute.
*
* - don't have permission to set the attribute because the
* attribute is a "system" attribute and is read-only.
*
* preconditions:
* volume management must be running.
*/
/* ARGSUSED */
int
{
return (FALSE);
}
/*
* Returns the "id" of a volume. If the returned value
* & VOLID_TMP, the volume is temporary and this value
* cannot be relied upon across reboots.
*/
/*
* arc approved interface
* - can not be modified without approval from an arc
*
* committment level:
* public
*
* description:
* media_getid: return the "id" of a piece of media.
*
* arguments:
* path - Path to the media in /vol. Can be the block or character
* device.
* return value(s):
* returns a u_longlong_t that is the "id" of the volume.
*
* preconditions:
* volume management must be running.
*/
{
return (0);
}
/*
* arc approved interface (pending)
* - can not be modified without approval from an arc
*
* committment level:
* public
*
* description:
* media_findname: try to come up with the character device when
* provided with a starting point. This interface provides the
* application programmer to provide "user friendly" names and
* easily determine the "/vol" name.
*
* arguments:
* start - a string describing a device. This string can be:
* - a full path name to a device (insures it's a
* character device by using getfullrawname()).
* - a full path name to a volume management media name
* with partitions (will return the lowest numbered
* raw partition.
* - the name of a piece of media (e.g. "fred").
* - a symbolic device name (e.g. floppy0, cdrom0, etc)
* - a name like "floppy" or "cdrom". Will pick the lowest
* numbered device with media in it.
*
* return value(s):
* A pointer to a string that contains the character device
* most appropriate to the "start" argument.
*
* NULL indicates that we were unable to find media based on "start".
*
* The string must be free(3)'d.
*
* preconditions:
* none.
*/
/* ARGSUSED */
char *
{
/*
* Eventually should implement using HAL interfaces.
* In the short term however, return NULL for aliases,
* and self for absolute pathnames.
*/
if (start[0] == '/') {
} else {
return (NULL);
}
}
struct alias {
char *alias;
char *name;
};
/*
* "old" aliases -- used to be used when vold wasn't running
*/
{ "fd1", "/dev/rdiskette1" },
{ "diskette0", "/dev/rdiskette0" },
{ "diskette1", "/dev/rdiskette1" },
{ "rdiskette0", "/dev/rdiskette0" },
{ "rdiskette1", "/dev/rdiskette1" },
{ "floppy0", "/dev/rdiskette0" },
{ "floppy1", "/dev/rdiskette1" },
{ "cd", "cdrom0" },
{ "cd0", "cdrom0" },
{ "cd1", "cdrom1" },
};
/*
* This is an ON Consolidation Private interface.
*/
/* ARGSUSED */
char *
{
struct alias *s;
char *p;
break;
}
}
return (res);
}
/*
* This is an ON Consolidation Private interface.
*
* Print out the aliases available to the program user. Changes
* depending in whether volume management is running.
*/
void
_media_printaliases(void)
{
}