ng_message.h revision 141375
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38 * Author: Julian Elischer <julian@freebsd.org>
39 *
40 * $FreeBSD: head/sys/netgraph/ng_message.h 141375 2005-02-05 23:23:14Z glebius $
41 * $Whistle: ng_message.h,v 1.12 1999/01/25 01:17:44 archie Exp $
42 */
43
44#ifndef _NETGRAPH_NG_MESSAGE_H_
45#define _NETGRAPH_NG_MESSAGE_H_
46
47/* ASCII string size limits */
48#define	NG_TYPESIZ	32	/* max type name len (including null) */
49#define	NG_HOOKSIZ	32	/* max hook name len (including null) */
50#define	NG_NODESIZ	32	/* max node name len (including null) */
51#define	NG_PATHSIZ	512	/* max path len (including null) */
52#define	NG_CMDSTRSIZ	32	/* max command string (including null) */
53
54#ifndef BURN_BRIDGES
55/* don't use these - they will go away */
56#define NG_TYPELEN	(NG_TYPESIZ - 1)
57#define NG_HOOKLEN	(NG_HOOKSIZ - 1)
58#define NG_NODELEN	(NG_NODESIZ - 1)
59#define NG_PATHLEN	(NG_PATHSIZ - 1)
60#define NG_CMDSTRLEN	(NG_CMDSTRSIZ - 1)
61#endif
62
63#define NG_TEXTRESPONSE 1024	/* allow this length for a text response */
64
65/* A netgraph message */
66struct ng_mesg {
67	struct	ng_msghdr {
68		u_char		version;		/*  == NGM_VERSION */
69		u_char		spare;			/* pad to 4 bytes */
70		u_int16_t	spare2;
71		u_int32_t	arglen;			/* length of data */
72		u_int32_t	cmd;			/* command identifier */
73		u_int32_t	flags;			/* message status */
74		u_int32_t	token;			/* match with reply */
75		u_int32_t	typecookie;		/* node's type cookie */
76		u_char		cmdstr[NG_CMDSTRSIZ];	/* cmd string + \0 */
77	} header;
78	char	data[];			/* placeholder for actual data */
79};
80
81/* this command is guaranteed to not alter data or'd into the command */
82#define NGM_READONLY	0x10000000
83
84/* Keep this in sync with the above structure definition */
85#define NG_GENERIC_NG_MESG_INFO(dtype)	{			\
86	  { "version",		&ng_parse_uint8_type	},	\
87	  { "spare",		&ng_parse_uint8_type	},	\
88	  { "spare2",		&ng_parse_uint16_type	},	\
89	  { "arglen",		&ng_parse_uint32_type	},	\
90	  { "cmd",		&ng_parse_uint32_type	},	\
91	  { "flags",		&ng_parse_hint32_type	},	\
92	  { "token",		&ng_parse_uint32_type	},	\
93	  { "typecookie",	&ng_parse_uint32_type	},	\
94	  { "cmdstr",		&ng_parse_cmdbuf_type	},	\
95	  { "data",		(dtype)			},	\
96	  { NULL }						\
97}
98
99/*
100 * Netgraph message header compatibility field
101 * Interfaces within the kernel are defined by a different
102 * value (see NG_ABI_VERSION in netgraph.h)
103 */
104#define NG_VERSION	8
105
106/* Flags field flags */
107#define NGF_ORIG	0x00000000	/* the msg is the original request */
108#define NGF_RESP	0x00000001	/* the message is a response */
109
110/* Type of a unique node ID */
111#define ng_ID_t unsigned int
112
113/*
114 * Here we describe the "generic" messages that all nodes inherently
115 * understand. With the exception of NGM_TEXT_STATUS, these are handled
116 * automatically by the base netgraph code.
117 */
118
119/* Generic message type cookie */
120#define NGM_GENERIC_COOKIE	977674408
121
122/* Generic messages defined for this type cookie */
123#define	NGM_SHUTDOWN		1	/* shut down node */
124#define NGM_MKPEER		2	/* create and attach a peer node */
125#define NGM_CONNECT		3	/* connect two nodes */
126#define NGM_NAME		4	/* give a node a name */
127#define NGM_RMHOOK		5	/* break a connection btw. two nodes */
128#define	NGM_NODEINFO		(6|NGM_READONLY)/* get nodeinfo for target */
129#define	NGM_LISTHOOKS		(7|NGM_READONLY)/* get list of hooks on node */
130#define	NGM_LISTNAMES		(8|NGM_READONLY)/* list globally named nodes */
131#define	NGM_LISTNODES		(9|NGM_READONLY)/* list nodes, named & not */
132#define	NGM_LISTTYPES		(10|NGM_READONLY)/* list installed node types */
133#define	NGM_TEXT_STATUS		(11|NGM_READONLY)/* (optional) get txt status */
134#define	NGM_BINARY2ASCII	(12|NGM_READONLY)/* convert ng_mesg to ascii */
135#define	NGM_ASCII2BINARY	(13|NGM_READONLY)/* convert ascii to ng_mesg */
136#define	NGM_TEXT_CONFIG		14	/* (optional) get/set text config */
137
138/*
139 * Flow control and intra node control messages.
140 * These are routed between nodes to allow flow control and to allow
141 * events to be passed around the graph.
142 * There will be some form of default handling for these but I
143 * do not yet know what it is..
144 */
145
146/* Generic message type cookie */
147#define NGM_FLOW_COOKIE	851672669 /* temp for debugging */
148
149/* Upstream messages */
150#define NGM_LINK_IS_UP		32	/* e.g. carrier found - no data */
151#define NGM_LINK_IS_DOWN	33	/* carrier lost, includes queue state */
152#define NGM_HIGH_WATER_PASSED	34	/* includes queue state */
153#define NGM_LOW_WATER_PASSED	35	/* includes queue state */
154#define NGM_SYNC_QUEUE_STATE	36	/* sync response from sending packet */
155
156/* Downstream messages */
157#define NGM_DROP_LINK		41	/* drop DTR, etc. - stay in the graph */
158#define NGM_RAISE_LINK		42	/* if you previously dropped it */
159#define NGM_FLUSH_QUEUE		43	/* no data */
160#define NGM_GET_BANDWIDTH	(44|NGM_READONLY)	/* either real or measured */
161#define NGM_SET_XMIT_Q_LIMITS	45	/* includes queue state */
162#define NGM_GET_XMIT_Q_LIMITS	(46|NGM_READONLY)	/* returns queue state */
163#define NGM_MICROMANAGE		47	/* We want sync. queue state
164						reply for each packet sent */
165#define NGM_SET_FLOW_MANAGER	48	/* send flow control here */
166/* Structure used for NGM_MKPEER */
167struct ngm_mkpeer {
168	char	type[NG_TYPESIZ];		/* peer type */
169	char	ourhook[NG_HOOKSIZ];		/* hook name */
170	char	peerhook[NG_HOOKSIZ];		/* peer hook name */
171};
172
173/* Keep this in sync with the above structure definition */
174#define NG_GENERIC_MKPEER_INFO()	{			\
175	  { "type",		&ng_parse_typebuf_type	},	\
176	  { "ourhook",		&ng_parse_hookbuf_type	},	\
177	  { "peerhook",		&ng_parse_hookbuf_type	},	\
178	  { NULL }						\
179}
180
181/* Structure used for NGM_CONNECT */
182struct ngm_connect {
183	char	path[NG_PATHSIZ];		/* peer path */
184	char	ourhook[NG_HOOKSIZ];		/* hook name */
185	char	peerhook[NG_HOOKSIZ];		/* peer hook name */
186};
187
188/* Keep this in sync with the above structure definition */
189#define NG_GENERIC_CONNECT_INFO()	{			\
190	  { "path",		&ng_parse_pathbuf_type	},	\
191	  { "ourhook",		&ng_parse_hookbuf_type	},	\
192	  { "peerhook",		&ng_parse_hookbuf_type	},	\
193	  { NULL }						\
194}
195
196/* Structure used for NGM_NAME */
197struct ngm_name {
198	char	name[NG_NODESIZ];			/* node name */
199};
200
201/* Keep this in sync with the above structure definition */
202#define NG_GENERIC_NAME_INFO()	{				\
203	  { "name",		&ng_parse_nodebuf_type	},	\
204	  { NULL }						\
205}
206
207/* Structure used for NGM_RMHOOK */
208struct ngm_rmhook {
209	char	ourhook[NG_HOOKSIZ];		/* hook name */
210};
211
212/* Keep this in sync with the above structure definition */
213#define NG_GENERIC_RMHOOK_INFO()	{			\
214	  { "hook",		&ng_parse_hookbuf_type	},	\
215	  { NULL }						\
216}
217
218/* Structure used for NGM_NODEINFO */
219struct nodeinfo {
220	char		name[NG_NODESIZ];	/* node name (if any) */
221        char    	type[NG_TYPESIZ];	/* peer type */
222	ng_ID_t		id;			/* unique identifier */
223	u_int32_t	hooks;			/* number of active hooks */
224};
225
226/* Keep this in sync with the above structure definition */
227#define NG_GENERIC_NODEINFO_INFO()	{			\
228	  { "name",		&ng_parse_nodebuf_type	},	\
229	  { "type",		&ng_parse_typebuf_type	},	\
230	  { "id",		&ng_parse_hint32_type	},	\
231	  { "hooks",		&ng_parse_uint32_type	},	\
232	  { NULL }						\
233}
234
235/* Structure used for NGM_LISTHOOKS */
236struct linkinfo {
237	char		ourhook[NG_HOOKSIZ];	/* hook name */
238	char		peerhook[NG_HOOKSIZ];	/* peer hook */
239	struct nodeinfo	nodeinfo;
240};
241
242/* Keep this in sync with the above structure definition */
243#define NG_GENERIC_LINKINFO_INFO(nitype)	{		\
244	  { "ourhook",		&ng_parse_hookbuf_type	},	\
245	  { "peerhook",		&ng_parse_hookbuf_type	},	\
246	  { "nodeinfo",		(nitype)		},	\
247	  { NULL }						\
248}
249
250struct hooklist {
251	struct nodeinfo nodeinfo;		/* node information */
252	struct linkinfo link[];			/* info about each hook */
253};
254
255/* Keep this in sync with the above structure definition */
256#define NG_GENERIC_HOOKLIST_INFO(nitype,litype)	{		\
257	  { "nodeinfo",		(nitype)		},	\
258	  { "linkinfo",		(litype)		},	\
259	  { NULL }						\
260}
261
262/* Structure used for NGM_LISTNAMES/NGM_LISTNODES */
263struct namelist {
264	u_int32_t	numnames;
265	struct nodeinfo	nodeinfo[];
266};
267
268/* Keep this in sync with the above structure definition */
269#define NG_GENERIC_LISTNODES_INFO(niarraytype)	{		\
270	  { "numnames",		&ng_parse_uint32_type	},	\
271	  { "nodeinfo",		(niarraytype)		},	\
272	  { NULL }						\
273}
274
275/* Structure used for NGM_LISTTYPES */
276struct typeinfo {
277	char		type_name[NG_TYPESIZ];	/* name of type */
278	u_int32_t	numnodes;		/* number alive */
279};
280
281/* Keep this in sync with the above structure definition */
282#define NG_GENERIC_TYPEINFO_INFO()		{		\
283	  { "typename",		&ng_parse_typebuf_type	},	\
284	  { "numnodes",		&ng_parse_uint32_type	},	\
285	  { NULL }						\
286}
287
288struct typelist {
289	u_int32_t	numtypes;
290	struct typeinfo	typeinfo[];
291};
292
293/* Keep this in sync with the above structure definition */
294#define NG_GENERIC_TYPELIST_INFO(tiarraytype)	{		\
295	  { "numtypes",		&ng_parse_uint32_type	},	\
296	  { "typeinfo",		(tiarraytype)		},	\
297	  { NULL }						\
298}
299
300struct ngm_bandwidth {
301	u_int64_t	nominal_in;
302	u_int64_t	seen_in;
303	u_int64_t	nominal_out;
304	u_int64_t	seen_out;
305};
306
307/* Keep this in sync with the above structure definition */
308#define NG_GENERIC_BANDWIDTH_INFO()	{			\
309	  { "nominal_in",	&ng_parse_uint64_type	},	\
310	  { "seen_in",		&ng_parse_uint64_type	},	\
311	  { "nominal_out",	&ng_parse_uint64_type	},	\
312	  { "seen_out",		&ng_parse_uint64_type	},	\
313	  { NULL }						\
314}
315
316/*
317 * Information about a node's 'output' queue.
318 * This is NOT the netgraph input queueing mechanism,
319 * but rather any queue the node may implement internally
320 * This has to consider ALTQ if we are to work with it.
321 * As far as I can see, ALTQ counts PACKETS, not bytes.
322 * If ALTQ has several queues and one has passed a watermark
323 * we should have the priority of that queue be real (and not -1)
324 * XXX ALTQ stuff is just an idea.....
325 */
326struct ngm_queue_state {
327	u_int queue_priority; /* maybe only low-pri is full. -1 = all*/
328	u_int	max_queuelen_bytes;
329	u_int	max_queuelen_packets;
330	u_int	low_watermark;
331	u_int	high_watermark;
332	u_int	current;
333};
334
335/* Keep this in sync with the above structure definition */
336#define NG_GENERIC_QUEUE_INFO()	{				\
337	  { "max_queuelen_bytes", &ng_parse_uint_type	},	\
338	  { "max_queuelen_packets", &ng_parse_uint_type	},	\
339	  { "high_watermark",	&ng_parse_uint_type	},	\
340	  { "low_watermark",	&ng_parse_uint_type	},	\
341	  { "current",		&ng_parse_uint_type	},	\
342	  { NULL }						\
343}
344
345/* Tell a node who to send async flow control info to. */
346struct flow_manager {
347	ng_ID_t		id;			/* unique identifier */
348};
349
350/* Keep this in sync with the above structure definition */
351#define NG_GENERIC_FLOW_MANAGER_INFO()	{			\
352	  { "id",		&ng_parse_hint32_type	},	\
353	  { NULL }						\
354}
355
356
357/*
358 * For netgraph nodes that are somehow associated with file descriptors
359 * (e.g., a device that has a /dev entry and is also a netgraph node),
360 * we define a generic ioctl for requesting the corresponding nodeinfo
361 * structure and for assigning a name (if there isn't one already).
362 *
363 * For these to you need to also #include <sys/ioccom.h>.
364 */
365
366#define NGIOCGINFO	_IOR('N', 40, struct nodeinfo)	/* get node info */
367#define NGIOCSETNAME	_IOW('N', 41, struct ngm_name)	/* set node name */
368
369#ifdef _KERNEL
370/*
371 * Allocate and initialize a netgraph message "msg" with "len"
372 * extra bytes of argument. Sets "msg" to NULL if fails.
373 * Does not initialize token.
374 */
375#define NG_MKMESSAGE(msg, cookie, cmdid, len, how)			\
376	do {								\
377	  MALLOC((msg), struct ng_mesg *, sizeof(struct ng_mesg)	\
378	    + (len), M_NETGRAPH_MSG, (how) | M_ZERO);			\
379	  if ((msg) == NULL)						\
380	    break;							\
381	  (msg)->header.version = NG_VERSION;				\
382	  (msg)->header.typecookie = (cookie);				\
383	  (msg)->header.cmd = (cmdid);					\
384	  (msg)->header.arglen = (len);					\
385	  strncpy((msg)->header.cmdstr, #cmdid,				\
386	    sizeof((msg)->header.cmdstr) - 1);				\
387	} while (0)
388
389/*
390 * Allocate and initialize a response "rsp" to a message "msg"
391 * with "len" extra bytes of argument. Sets "rsp" to NULL if fails.
392 */
393#define NG_MKRESPONSE(rsp, msg, len, how)				\
394	do {								\
395	  MALLOC((rsp), struct ng_mesg *, sizeof(struct ng_mesg)	\
396	    + (len), M_NETGRAPH_MSG, (how) | M_ZERO);			\
397	  if ((rsp) == NULL)						\
398	    break;							\
399	  (rsp)->header.version = NG_VERSION;				\
400	  (rsp)->header.arglen = (len);					\
401	  (rsp)->header.token = (msg)->header.token;			\
402	  (rsp)->header.typecookie = (msg)->header.typecookie;		\
403	  (rsp)->header.cmd = (msg)->header.cmd;			\
404	  bcopy((msg)->header.cmdstr, (rsp)->header.cmdstr,		\
405	    sizeof((rsp)->header.cmdstr));				\
406	  (rsp)->header.flags |= NGF_RESP;				\
407	} while (0)
408#endif /* _KERNEL */
409
410#endif /* _NETGRAPH_NG_MESSAGE_H_ */
411
412