Revert r14137 due to compile errors

[thirdparty/squid.git] / src / URL.h

/*
 * Copyright (C) 1996-2015 The Squid Software Foundation and contributors
 *
 * Squid software is distributed under GPLv2+ license and includes
 * contributions from numerous individuals and organizations.
 * Please see the COPYING and CONTRIBUTORS files for details.
 */

#ifndef SQUID_SRC_URL_H
#define SQUID_SRC_URL_H

#include "anyp/UriScheme.h"
#include "ip/Address.h"
#include "rfc2181.h"
#include "SBuf.h"

/**
 * The URL class represents a Uniform Resource Location
 *
 * Governed by RFC 3986
 */
class URL
{
    MEMPROXY_CLASS(URL);

public:
    URL() : scheme_(), hostIsNumeric_(false), port_(0) {*host_=0;}
    URL(AnyP::UriScheme const &aScheme) : scheme_(aScheme), hostIsNumeric_(false), port_(0) {*host_=0;}

    void clear() {
        scheme_=AnyP::PROTO_NONE;
        hostIsNumeric_ = false;
        *host_ = 0;
        hostAddr_.setEmpty();
        port_ = 0;
        touch();
    }
    void touch(); ///< clear the cached URI display forms

    AnyP::UriScheme const & getScheme() const {return scheme_;}

    /// convert the URL scheme to that given
    void setScheme(const AnyP::ProtocolType &p) {scheme_=p; touch();}

    void userInfo(const SBuf &s) {userInfo_=s; touch();}
    const SBuf &userInfo() const {return userInfo_;}

    void host(const char *src);
    const char *host(void) const {return host_;}
    int hostIsNumeric(void) const {return hostIsNumeric_;}
    Ip::Address const & hostIP(void) const {return hostAddr_;}

    void port(unsigned short p) {port_=p; touch();}
    unsigned short port() const {return port_;}

    /// the static '*' pseudo-URL
    static const SBuf &Asterisk();

    /**
     * The authority-form URI for currently stored values.
     *
     * As defined by RFC 7230 section 5.3.3 this form omits the
     * userinfo@ field from RFC 3986 defined authority segment.
     *
     * \param requirePort when true the port will be included, otherwise
     *                    port will be elided when it is the default for
     *                    the current scheme.
     */
    SBuf &authority(bool requirePort = false) const;

private:
    /**
     \par
     * The scheme of this URL. This has the 'type code' smell about it.
     * In future we may want to make the methods that dispatch based on
     * the scheme virtual and have a class per protocol.
     \par
     * On the other hand, having Protocol as an explicit concept is useful,
     * see for instance the ACLProtocol acl type. One way to represent this
     * is to have one prototype URL with no host etc for each scheme,
     * another is to have an explicit scheme class, and then each URL class
     * could be a subclass of the scheme. Another way is one instance of
     * a AnyP::UriScheme class instance for each URL scheme we support, and one URL
     * class for each manner of treating the scheme : a Hierarchical URL, a
     * non-hierarchical URL etc.
     \par
     * Deferring the decision, its a type code for now. RBC 20060507.
     \par
     * In order to make taking any of these routes easy, scheme is private
     * and immutable, only settable at construction time,
     */
    AnyP::UriScheme scheme_;

    SBuf userInfo_; // aka 'URL-login'

    // XXX: uses char[] instead of SBUf to reduce performance regressions
    //      from c_str() since most code using this is not yet using SBuf
    char host_[SQUIDHOSTNAMELEN];   ///< string representation of the URI authority name or IP
    bool hostIsNumeric_;            ///< whether the authority 'host' is a raw-IP
    Ip::Address hostAddr_;          ///< binary representation of the URI authority if it is a raw-IP

    unsigned short port_;   ///< URL port

    // pre-assembled URL forms
    mutable SBuf authorityHttp_;     ///< RFC 7230 section 5.3.3 authority, maybe without default-port
    mutable SBuf authorityWithPort_; ///< RFC 7230 section 5.3.3 authority with explicit port
};

class HttpRequest;
class HttpRequestMethod;

AnyP::ProtocolType urlParseProtocol(const char *, const char *e = NULL);
void urlInitialize(void);
HttpRequest *urlParse(const HttpRequestMethod&, char *, HttpRequest *request = NULL);
const char *urlCanonical(HttpRequest *);
char *urlCanonicalClean(const HttpRequest *);
const char *urlCanonicalFakeHttps(const HttpRequest * request);
bool urlIsRelative(const char *);
char *urlMakeAbsolute(const HttpRequest *, const char *);
char *urlRInternal(const char *host, unsigned short port, const char *dir, const char *name);
char *urlInternal(const char *dir, const char *name);

/**
 * matchDomainName() compares a hostname (usually extracted from traffic)
 * with a domainname (usually from an ACL) according to the following rules:
 *
 *    HOST      |   DOMAIN    |   MATCH?
 * -------------|-------------|------
 *    foo.com   |   foo.com   |     YES
 *   .foo.com   |   foo.com   |     YES
 *  x.foo.com   |   foo.com   |     NO
 *    foo.com   |  .foo.com   |     YES
 *   .foo.com   |  .foo.com   |     YES
 *  x.foo.com   |  .foo.com   |     YES
 *
 *  We strip leading dots on hosts (but not domains!) so that
 *  ".foo.com" is always the same as "foo.com".
 *
 * if honorWildcards is true then the matchDomainName() also accepts
 * optional wildcards on hostname:
 *
 *    HOST      |    DOMAIN    |  MATCH?
 * -------------|--------------|-------
 *    *.foo.com |   x.foo.com  |   YES
 *    *.foo.com |  .x.foo.com  |   YES
 *    *.foo.com |    .foo.com  |   YES
 *    *.foo.com |     foo.com  |   NO
 *
 * \retval 0 means the host matches the domain
 * \retval 1 means the host is greater than the domain
 * \retval -1 means the host is less than the domain
 */
int matchDomainName(const char *host, const char *domain, bool honorWildcards = false);
int urlCheckRequest(const HttpRequest *);
char *urlHostname(const char *url);
void urlExtMethodConfigure(void);

#endif /* SQUID_SRC_URL_H_H */