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{$IFNDEF M_NETLIB}
{$DEFINE M_NETLIB}
{>>/
NetLib :
Instead of you writing all the code for working with sockets and supporting
app level protocols such as SOCKS5, it's all done for you.
NetLib takes care of all that and you can even register a special abstract
nexus, e.g. ICQ direct, the user can configure all this from the options dialog
and you don't have to bother with any of it.
NetLib wraps up any Winsock calls but you can still get the socket handle
from your netlib handle and do stuff.
It gives all modules an abstract way of dealing with transport -- mainly sockets
and proxies, Now the but..
It's new (mmmm) thus unsupported by any older version of Miranda, and if you
want to be lazy and not write any "wrapper" mini netlib then you'll have
the kudos of "only works with nightly build version of Miranda" :)
/<<}
const
NETLIB_USER_AGENT = 'Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; MSIE 10.0; Windows NT 6.2; Trident/6.0)';
const
// for TNETLIBUSER.flags
NUF_INCOMING = $01; // bind incoming ports
NUF_OUTGOING = $02; // makes outgoing plain connections
NUF_NOOPTIONS = $08; // don't show this as an entry for custom settings to
// be defined for, TNETLIB.szDescriptiveName is ignored
NUF_HTTPCONNS = $10; // some connections are made for HTTP communication,
// enables the HTTP proxy option, displayed in options
NUF_NOHTTPSOPTION = $20; // Disables the HTTPS proxy option in options, Use
// this if all communication is HTTP
NUF_UNICODE = $40; // if set ptszDescriptiveName points to Unicode, otherwise ANSI
// for TNETLIBUSERSETTINGS.proxyType
{ SOCKS4 -- No DNS or multi addressing mode (proxy side) -- optional username can
be given, no password }
PROXYTYPE_SOCKS4 = 1;
{ SOCKS5 -- DNS names can be given as addresses to connect to, optional
plain text username/password scheme (which may cause failure due to denied access)
IP address maybe returned for DNS addresses -- thus server side DNS }
PROXYTYPE_SOCKS5 = 2;
PROXYTYPE_HTTP = 3;
PROXYTYPE_HTTPS = 4;
PROXYTYPE_IE = 5;
// for TNETLIBOPENCONNECTION.flags
{ this connection will be useed for HTTP communications,
if configured for an HTTP(S) proxy the connection is opened as if there
was no proxy }
NLOCF_HTTP = $0001;
{ this connection should send the sticky headers associated with NetLib
user apart of any HTTP request}
NLOCF_STICKYHEADERS = $0002;
{ this connection understands the newer structure, newer cbSize isnt enough}
NLOCF_V2 = $0004;
NLOCF_UDP = $0008; // this connection is UDP
NLOCF_SSL = $0010; // this connection is SSL
NLOCF_HTTPGATEWAY = $0020; // this connection is HTTP Gateway
// for TNETLIBHTTPPROXYINFO.flags
NLHPIF_USEGETSEQUENCE = $0001; // append sequence numbers to GET requests
NLHPIF_USEPOSTSEQUENCE = $0002; // append sequence numbers to POST requests
NLHPIF_GETPOSTSAMESEQUENCE = $0004; // GET and POST use the same sequence
NLHPIF_HTTP11 = $0008; // HTTP 1.1 proxy
// for TNETLIBHTTPREQUEST.flags, .requestType
{ used by MS_NETLIB_RECVHTTPHEADERS returned structure }
REQUEST_RESPONSE = 0;
REQUEST_GET = 1;
REQUEST_POST = 2;
REQUEST_CONNECT = 3;
REQUEST_HEAD = 4; // new in 0.5.1
REQUEST_PUT = 5;
REQUEST_DELETE = 6;
NLHRF_MANUALHOST = $00000002; // don't remove any host and/or protocol portion of szUrl before sending it
NLHRF_HTTP11 = $00000010; // use HTTP 1.1
NLHRF_PERSISTENT = $00000020; // preserve connection on exit, open connection provided in the nlc field of the reply it should be supplied in
// nlc field of request for reuse or closed if not needed
NLHRF_SSL = $00000040; // use ssl connection
NLHRF_NOPROXY = $00000080; // do not use proxy server
NLHRF_REDIRECT = $00000100; // handle HTTP redirect requests (response 30x), the resulting url provided in szUrl of the response
NLHRF_NODUMP = $00010000; // never dump this to the log
NLHRF_NODUMPHEADERS = $00020000; // don't dump http headers (only useful for POSTs and MS_NETLIB_HTTPTRANSACTION
NLHRF_DUMPPROXY = $00040000; // this transaction is a proxy communication. For dump filtering only.
NLHRF_DUMPASTEXT = $00080000; // dump posted and reply data as text. Headers are always dumped as text.
NLHRF_NODUMPSEND = $00100000; // do not dump sent message.
// for TNETLIBBUFFER.flags
MSG_NOHTTPGATEWAYWRAP = $010000; // don't wrap outgoing packet using TNETLIBUSER.pfnHttpGatewayWrapSend
MSG_NODUMP = $020000; // don't dump this packet to the log
MSG_DUMPPROXY = $040000; // this is proxy communication, for dump filtering only
MSG_DUMPASTEXT = $080000; // don't dump as hex, it's text
MSG_RAW = $100000; // send as raw, bybpass HTTP proxy stuff
MSG_DUMPSSL = $200000; // this is SSL traffic. For dump filtering only.
// all record types structures are declared in their own block because the C
// header file used forward declaration (to get typed parameters for certain
// function pointers). This sort of define-type-pointer-before-type can only be
// done in the same type block in D2 (don't know about later versions)
FD_SETSIZE = 65;
type
twaitcallback = function(timeout:dword):integer; cdecl;
PNETLIBOPENCONNECTION = ^TNETLIBOPENCONNECTION;
TNETLIBOPENCONNECTION = record
cbSize : int;
szHost : PAnsiChar; // can be an IP in string form
wPort : word;
flags : dword; // see NLOCF_* flags
timeout: uint;
// optional, called in the context of the thread that issued the attempt,
// if it returns 0 the connection attempt is stopped, the remaining
// timeout value can also be adjusted
waitcallback:twaitcallback;
end;
const
{$IFNDEF WIN64}
NETLIBOPENCONNECTION_V1_SIZE = 16;
{$ELSE}
NETLIBOPENCONNECTION_V1_SIZE = sizeof(TNETLIBOPENCONNECTION);
{$ENDIF}
// old sizeof() is 14 bytes, but there is padding of 2 bytes
type
PNETLIBHTTPHEADER = ^TNETLIBHTTPHEADER;
TNETLIBHTTPHEADER = record
szName : PAnsiChar;
szValue: PAnsiChar;
end;
ANETLIBHTTPHEADER = array [0..1000] of TNETLIBHTTPHEADER;
PNETLIBHTTPREQUEST = ^TNETLIBHTTPREQUEST;
TNETLIBHTTPREQUEST = record
cbSize :int;
requestType :int; // REQUEST_* constant
flags :dword;
szUrl :PAnsiChar;
{ doesn't contain Content-Length, it'll be added automatically }
headers :^ANETLIBHTTPHEADER; // pointer to an array of em?
headersCount :int; // yes they do
pData :PAnsiChar; // data to be sent on POST request
dataLength :int; // must be 0 for REQUEST_GET/REQUEST_CONNECT
resultCode :int;
szResultDescr:PAnsiChar;
nlc :THANDLE;
timeout :int; // Mirver 9.0+
end;
const
{$IFNDEF WIN64}
NETLIBHTTPREQUEST_V1_SIZE = 44;
{$ELSE}
NETLIBHTTPREQUEST_V1_SIZE = SIZEOF(TNETLIBHTTPREQUEST);
{$ENDIF}
type
{ This function pointer is to the CRT realloc() used by Miranda -- it allows reallocation of memory passed
to us (not that we could EVER share the same CRT) but to allow DLLs in general to reallocate memory }
TNetlibRealloc = function(Mem: pointer; size_t: int): pointer; cdecl;
TNetlibHTTPGatewayInitProc = function(hConn: THANDLE; nloc: PNETLIBOPENCONNECTION; nlhr: PNETLIBHTTPREQUEST): int; cdecl;
TNetlibHTTPGatewayBeginProc = function(hConn: THANDLE; nloc: PNETLIBOPENCONNECTION): int; cdecl;
TNetlibHTTPGatewayWrapSendProc = function(hConn: THANDLE; buf: PByte; len: int; flags: int; pfnNetLibSend: TMIRANDASERVICE): int; cdecl;
TNetlibHTTPGatewayUnwrapRecvProc = function(nlhr: PNETLIBHTTPREQUEST; buf: PByte; len: int; outBufLen: pInt; NetlibRealloc: TNetlibRealloc): PByte; cdecl;
PNETLIBUSER = ^TNETLIBUSER;
TNETLIBUSER = record
szSettingsModule: PAnsiChar; // used for DB settings and log, 'NL' stuff
szDescriptiveName: TChar; // shows a descriptive name for which different proxy settings can be defined
flags: dword; // see NUF_* constants above
szHttpGatewayHello :PAnsiChar;
szHttpGatewayUserAgent:PAnsiChar; // can be NULL(0) to send no User-Agent: also used by HTTPS proxies
pfnHttpGatewayInit :TNetlibHTTPGatewayInitProc;
pfnHttpGatewayBegin :TNetlibHTTPGatewayBeginProc; // can be NULL(0) if no begin is required
pfnHttpGatewayWrapSend :TNetlibHTTPGatewayWrapSendProc; // can be NULL(0) if no wrapping is required
pfnHttpGatewayUnwrapRecv:TNetlibHTTPGatewayUnwrapRecvProc; // can be NULL(0) " "
minIncomingPorts: int; // only if NUF_INCOMING, will be used for validation of user input
end;
PNETLIBUSERSETTINGS = ^TNETLIBUSERSETTINGS;
TNETLIBUSERSETTINGS = record
cbSize :int; // filled before calling
useProxy :int; // 1 or 0
proxyType :int; // PROXYTYPE_* constant, see above
szProxyServer :PAnsiChar; // can be NULL(0)
wProxyPort :int; // in host byte order
useProxyAuth :int; // 1 or 0, always 0 for SOCKS4 (doesn't have auth)
szProxyAuthUser :PAnsiChar; // can be NULL(0), always used by SOCKS4
szProxyAuthPassword :PAnsiChar; // can be NULL(0)
useProxyAuthNtlm :int; // 1 or 0, only used by HTTP, HTTPS
dnsThroughProxy :int; // 1 or 0
specifyIncomingPorts:int; // 1 or 0
szIncomingPorts :PAnsiChar; // can be NULL(0), form '1024-1050,1060-1070,2000'
specifyOutgoingPorts:int; // 0.3.3a+
szOutgoingPorts :PAnsiChar; // 0.3.3a+
enableUPnP :int; // 0.6.1+ only for NUF_INCOMING
validateSSL :int;
end;
type
PNETLIBHTTPPROXYINFO = ^TNETLIBHTTPPROXYINFO;
TNETLIBHTTPPROXYINFO = record
cbSize : int;
flags : dword; // see NLHPIF_* above
szHttpPostUrl : PAnsiChar;
szHttpGetUrl : PAnsiChar;
firstGetSequence : int;
firstPostSequence: int;
combinePackets : int; // MIRANDA_VER >= 0x0900
end;
{
Affects: Initialises the netlib for a set of connections, see notes
Returns: Returns a handle for future netlib calls, NULL on failure.
Notes : Netlib is loaded AFTER all plugins, thus a call to this service
in Load() will fail, hook ME_SYSTEM_MODULESLOADED and call it
from there.
-
Netlib will save settings under .szSettings module, all settings
(being?) begin with 'NL'.
-
Defacto settings are the same as <All connections> combobox entry option
as seen in Miranda->Options->Network
Version: v0.1.2.2+
Errors : ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER, ERROR_OUTOFMEMORY, ERROR_DUP_NAME
}
function Netlib_RegisterUser(pInfo:PNETLIBUSER) : THANDLE; stdcall; external AppDll;
{
wParam : HANDLE
lParam : Pointer to a initalised TNETLIBUSERSETTINGS structure
Affects: Gets the user configured settings for a Netlib user, see notes
Returns: [non zero] on SUCCESS, NULL(0) on failure
Notes : .cbSize must be filled with sizeof() before calling --
the returned null terminated strings (in the structure) are valid
as long as HANDLE remains open or proxy options are changed
again, do not rely on them being around forever.
Version: v0.1.2.2+
Errors : ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER
}
function Netlib_GetUserSettings(nlu:THANDLE; nlus:PNETLIBUSERSETTINGS) : int; stdcall; external AppDll;
{
Affects: Closes a handle, see notes
Returns: Returns [non zero] on success, NULL(0) on failure
Notes : All netlib handles should be closed once they're finished with,
If a SOCKET type is passed instead of netlib handle type, it is closed
Errors : ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER
}
function Netlib_CloseHandle(pHandle:THANDLE) : int; stdcall; external AppDll;
{
Affect : Free the memory used by a TNETLIBHTTPREQUEST structure, see notes
Returns: [non zero] on success, NULL(0) on failure
Notes : This service should only be used with memory pointers returned
by either MS_NETLIB_RECVHTTPHEADERS or MS_NETLIB_HTTPTRANSACTION!.
Errors : ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER
}
function Netlib_FreeHttpRequest(param:PNETLIBHTTPREQUEST) : bytebool; stdcall; external AppDll;
{
wParam : HANDLE
lParam : Pointer to a TNETLIBHTTPREQUEST structure
Affect : Carry out an entire HTTP transaction, see notes
Returns: another pointer to a TNETLIBHTTPREQUEST structure or NULL(0)
on failure
Notes : The returned pointer must be freed at some point
with MS_NETLIB_FREEHTTPREQUESTSTRUCT,
-
TNETLIBHTTPREQUEST.szUrl should have a full HTTP URL, if it
does not start with http://, that will be assumed, but do not
take this assumption to stay assumed (heh..) in the future
-
this service equivalent of open(), sendhttp(), getheaders()
netlib_recv(), netlib_closehandle()
-
TNETLIBHTTPREQUEST.headers will be added to with the following
headers if they're not already present :
"Host" (even if it is requested in .flags)
"User-Agent" (in form : 'Miranda/d.d.d.d <(status of release)>')
"Content-Length" (for POSTs only, set to TNETLIBHTTPREQUEST.dataLength)
If you don't want to send any of these headers --
set TNETLIBHTTPREQUEST.headers to NULL(0)
-
In the returned pointer, pData[dataLen] is always 0 for 'safety'
also : headers, headersCount, pData, dataLength, resultCode and
szResultDescr are all valid
-
Also take care not to assume that a returned pointer means that
at the HTTP level it all worked out -- refer to the resultCode for
2xx before doing anything else
-
Errors : ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER, ERROR_OUTOFMEMORY
Errors returned by the aforementioned internally used functions
}
function Netlib_HttpTransaction(nlu:THANDLE; param:PNETLIBHTTPREQUEST) : PNETLIBHTTPREQUEST; stdcall; external AppDll;
{
Affect : Send data over an open connection see notes
Returns: The number of bytes sent on success, SOCKET_ERROR on failure
Notes : see Netlib_Send() helper function
Errors : ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
anything from socket(), connect()
send(), TNETLIBUSER.pfnHttpGatewayWrapSend(),
(HTTP proxy): ERROR_GEN_FAILURE (http result code wasn't 2xx)
MS_NETLIB_SENDHTTPREQUEST, MS_NETLIB_RECVHTTPHEADERS
}
function Netlib_Send(hConn:THANDLE; pBuf:Pointer; len,flags:int) : int; stdcall; external AppDll;
{
Affect : Receive data over a connection, see notes
Returns: The number of bytes read on success, SOCKET_ERROR on failure
Notes :
This service uses some of the same flags as MS_NETLIB_SEND :
MSG_PEEK,
MSG_NODUMP,
MSG_DUMPPROXY,
MSG_NOHTTPGATEWAYWRAP,
MSG_DUMPASTEXT,
MSG_RAW
-
On using MSG_NOHTTPGATEWAYWRAP: Because packets through an HTTP proxy are
batched and cached and stuff, using this flag is not a guarantee that it
will be obeyed, and if it is it may even be propogated to future calls
even if you don't specify it then. Because of this, the flag should be
considered an all-or-nothing thing: either use it for the entire duration
of a connection, or not at all.
Errors : ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER, anything from recv()
(HTTP proxy):
ERROR_GEN_FAILURE (http result code wasn't 2xx)
ERROR_INVALID_DATA (no Content-Length header in reply)
ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY (Content-Length very large)
ERROR_HANDLE_EOF (connection closed before Content-Length bytes recved)
anything from select(),
MS_NETLIB_RECVHTTPHEADERS, nlu.pfnHttpGatewayUnwrapRecv, socket(),
connect(), MS_NETLIB_SENDHTTPREQUEST
}
function Netlib_Recv(hConn:THANDLE; pBuf:Pointer; len,flags:int) : int; stdcall; external AppDll;
{
Affect : Add a message to the log (if it's running) see notes
Returns: non zeror on success, NULL(0) on failure
Notes : Don't include \r\n or #13#10 it's not needed,
-
Doesn't support formatting like the given C code for
Netlib_Logf, just use FmtStr() and then call this service
if you want that.
Errors : ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER
}
function Netlib_Log(nlu:THANDLE; str:PAnsiChar) : int; stdcall; external AppDll;
function Netlib_LogW(nlu:THANDLE; str:PWideChar) : int; stdcall; external AppDll;
{$ENDIF}
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