#include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "dietfeatures.h" #include "dietdns.h" static int i2a(char* dest,unsigned int x) { register unsigned int tmp=x; register int len=0; if (x>=100) { *dest++=tmp/100+'0'; tmp=tmp%100; ++len; } if (x>=10) { *dest++=tmp/10+'0'; tmp=tmp%10; ++len; } *dest++=tmp+'0'; return len+1; } static char hexdigit(char c) { return c>9?c-10+'a':c+'0'; } /* Oh boy, this interface sucks so badly, there are no words for it. * Not one, not two, but _three_ error signalling methods! (*h_errnop * nonzero? return value nonzero? *RESULT zero?) The glibc goons * really outdid themselves with this one. */ int gethostbyaddr_r(const char* addr, size_t length, int format, struct hostent* result, char *buf, size_t buflen, struct hostent **RESULT, int *h_errnop) { char tmpbuf[100]; char* tmp; int res; (void)length; /* shut gcc up about unused length. The length is implicit with format */ #ifdef WANT_ETC_HOSTS { struct hostent* r; while ((r=gethostent_r(buf,buflen))) { if (r->h_addrtype==format && !memcmp(r->h_addr_list[0],addr,r->h_length)) { /* found it! */ memmove(result,r,sizeof(struct hostent)); *RESULT=result; *h_errnop=0; return 0; } } endhostent(); } #endif if (format==AF_INET) { tmp=tmpbuf+i2a(tmpbuf,(unsigned char)addr[3]); *tmp++='.'; tmp+=i2a(tmp,(unsigned char)addr[2]); *tmp++='.'; tmp+=i2a(tmp,(unsigned char)addr[1]); *tmp++='.'; tmp+=i2a(tmp,(unsigned char)addr[0]); strcpy(tmp,".in-addr.arpa"); } else if (format==AF_INET6) { int i; tmp=tmpbuf; for (i=15; i>=0; --i) { tmp[0]=hexdigit(addr[i]&0xf); tmp[1]='.'; tmp[2]=hexdigit((addr[i]>>4)&0xf); tmp[3]='.'; tmp+=4; } strcpy(tmp,".ip6.int"); } else return 1; if (buflenh_length=4; result->h_addrtype=format; } memcpy(buf,addr,result->h_length); result->h_addr_list[0]=buf; result->h_addr_list[1]=0; } return res; }