serval-dna/conf_schema.h
Andrew Bettison aa638a9bfd Fix new 'interfaces' config option
Introduce CFINCOMPATIBLE config parse result flag.

Sort interface rules by unsigned integer key.

Legacy and modern 'interfaces' config styles are now incompatible.

Validate config_network_interface struct to enforce that only exactly one of
'match' and 'dummy' options are set.

Add test cases for 'interface' config option.
2012-12-05 12:58:07 +10:30

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/*
Serval DNA configuration
Copyright (C) 2012 Serval Project Inc.
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*/
/* This file contains definitions for the schema of the Serval DNA configuration file. See comments
* in "config.h" for a description of the internal configuration API.
*
* A configuration schema is set of nested structures and arrays. By convention, the top level, or
* root of the schema is called "main", but every structure and array has its own complete API which
* can be used by itself. So if there were two independent configuration files, both could be
* defined in this file, each with a conventional name for its own root element.
*
* A configuration file consists of lines of the form:
*
* FULLKEY "=" VALUE "\n"
*
* where FULLKEY has the form KEY [ "." KEY [ "." KEY [ ... ] ] ] and VALUE is any string not
* containing newline. Lines ending with "\r\n" have the "\r" stripped from the end of VALUE.
* Otherwise VALUE is preserved exactly, with all leading and trailing spaces intact.
*
* To describe a configuration file that looks like this:
*
* some.thing.element1=integer
* some.thing.element2=string
* some.list.foo.element1=integer
* some.list.foo.element2=string
* some.list.bar.element1=integer
* some.list.bar.element2=string
* another_thing=http://my.host.com:1234/path/to/nowhere
*
* the following schema would do:
*
* STRUCT(happy)
* ATOM(int32_t, element1, 0, cf_opt_int32_nonnegative,, "An integer >= 0")
* STRING(80, element2, "boo!", cf_opt_str_nonempty, MANDATORY, "A non-empty string")
* END_STRUCT
*
* ARRAY(joy,)
* KEY_STRING(3, happy, cf_opt_str)
* VALUE_SUB_STRUCT(happy)
* END_ARRAY(16)
*
* STRUCT(love)
* SUB_STRUCT(happy, thing,)
* SUB_STRUCT(joy, list,)
* END_STRUCT
*
* STRUCT(main)
* SUB_STRUCT(love, some,)
* STRING(128, another_thing, "", cf_opt_uri,, "URL; protocol://hostname[:port][/path]")
* END_STRUCT
*
* which would produce an API based on the following definitions (see "config.h" for more
* information):
*
* struct config_happy {
* int32_t element1;
* char element2[81];
* };
* struct config_joy {
* unsigned ac;
* struct config_joy__element {
* char key[4];
* struct config_happy value;
* } av[16];
* };
* struct config_love {
* struct config_happy thing;
* struct config_joy list;
* };
* struct config_main {
* struct config_love some;
* char another_thing[129];
* };
*
* A schema definition is composed from the following STRUCT and ARRAY definitions:
*
* STRUCT(name[, validatorfunc])
* element-declaration
* element-declaration
* ...
* END_STRUCT
*
* where each element-declaration is one of:
*
* ATOM(type, element, default, parsefunc, flags, comment)
* NODE(type, element, default, parsefunc, flags, comment)
* STRING(strlen, element, default, parsefunc, flags, comment)
* SUB_STRUCT(structname, element, flags)
* NODE_STRUCT(structname, element, parsefunc, flags)
*
* ARRAY(name, flags[, validatorfunc])
* key-declaration
* value-declaration
* END_ARRAY(size)
*
* where key-declaration is one of:
*
* KEY_ATOM(type, parsefunc[, comparefunc])
* KEY_STRING(strlen, parsefunc[, comparefunc])
*
* and value-declaration is one of:
*
* VALUE_ATOM(type, parsefunc)
* VALUE_STRING(strlen, parsefunc)
* VALUE_NODE(type, parsefunc)
* VALUE_SUB_STRUCT(structname)
* VALUE_NODE_STRUCT(structname, parsefunc)
*
* The meanings of the parameters are:
*
* 'name'
* A label used to qualify this struct/array's API from the API components of other structs and
* arrays. This label does not appear anywhere in the config file itself; it is purely for
* internal code-related purposes.
* 'strlen'
* For STRING, LABEL_STRING and VALUE_STRING, gives the maximum length of the string. The
* string is declared as an array of char[strlen+1] to leave room for a terminating nul.
* 'size'
* For all ARRAYs, gives the maximum size of the array.
* 'type'
* Used for ATOM, NODE, LABEL_ATOM, VALUE_ATOM and VALUE_NODE declarations. Gives the C type
* of the element. For STRING, KEY_STRING and VALUE_STRING this is implicitly a char[].
* 'structname'
* Only used for SUB_STRUCT, NODE_STRUCT, VALUE_SUB_STRUCT and VALUE_NODE_STRUCT declarations.
* Identifies a sub- structure by 'name' to nest in the enclosing struct or array.
* 'element'
* The name of the struct element and the key in the configuration file. This name does appear
* in the config file and also in the API, so that an option mamed "some.thing.element1" in the
* file is referred to as some.thing.element1 in the C code. Arrays are more complicated:
* "some.list.foo.element1" in the config file is referred to as some.list.av[n].value.element1
* in the C code, and some.list.ac gives the size of the some.list.av array.
* 'default'
* Only used for ATOM and NODE struct elements. Gives the default value for the element if
* absent from the config file.
* 'parsefunc'
* The function used to parse a VALUE from the config file for a STRUCT element, or a KEY or
* VALUE for an array element. Parse functions for ATOM, STRING, KEY_ATOM, KEY_STRING,
* VALUE_ATOM and VALUE_STRING all take a string argument (const char *) which is a
* nul-terminated text. The parse functions for NODE, NODE_STRUCT, VALUE_NODE and
* VALUE_NODE_STRUCT take a pointer to a COM node (const struct cf_om_node *), and are
* responsible for parsing the node's text and all of its descendents (children).
* 'comparefunc'
* A function used to sort an array after all elements have been parsed, and before being
* validated (see below).
* 'validatorfunc'
* A function that is called after the struct/array is fully parsed and populated. This
* function can perform validation checks on the whole struct/array that cannot be performed by
* the parse functions of each element in isolation, and can even alter the contents of the
* struct/array, eg, sort an array or fill in default values in structs that depend on other
* elements. Takes as its second argument the CFxxx code produced by the parser, and returns
* an updated CFxxx result code (which could be the same) as documented in "config.h".
* 'flags'
* A space-separated list of flags. At present only the MANDATORY flag is supported, which
* will cause parsing to fail if the given STRUCT element is not set in the config file. In
* the case of struct elements that are arrays, the config file must set at least one element
* of the array, or parsing fails.
* 'comment'
* A human-readable string describing the value of the configuration option. Must be
* informative enough to help users diagnose parse errors. Eg, "An integer" is not enough;
* better would be "Integer >= 0, number of seconds since Unix epoch".
*
* @author Andrew Bettison <andrew@servalproject.com>
*/
STRUCT(log)
STRING(256, file, "", cf_opt_absolute_path,, "Absolute path of log file")
ATOM(int, show_pid, 1, cf_opt_boolean,, "If true, all log lines contain PID of logging process")
ATOM(int, show_time, 1, cf_opt_boolean,, "If true, all log lines contain time stamp")
END_STRUCT
STRUCT(server)
STRING(256, chdir, "/", cf_opt_absolute_path,, "Absolute path of chdir(2) for server process")
STRING(256, dummy_interface_dir, "", cf_opt_str_nonempty,, "Path of directory containing dummy interface files, either absolute or relative to instance directory")
ATOM(int, respawn_on_crash, 0, cf_opt_boolean,, "If true, server will exec(2) itself on fatal signals, eg SEGV")
END_STRUCT
STRUCT(monitor)
STRING(256, socket, DEFAULT_MONITOR_SOCKET_NAME, cf_opt_str_nonempty,, "Name of socket for monitor interface")
ATOM(int, uid, -1, cf_opt_int,, "Allowed UID for monitor socket client")
END_STRUCT
STRUCT(mdp_iftype)
ATOM(uint32_t, tick_ms, 0, cf_opt_uint32_nonzero,, "Tick interval for this interface type")
END_STRUCT
ARRAY(mdp_iftypelist, NO_DUPLICATES)
KEY_ATOM(short, cf_opt_interface_type, cmp_short)
VALUE_SUB_STRUCT(mdp_iftype)
END_ARRAY(5)
STRUCT(mdp_selfannounce)
ATOM(uint32_t, ticks_per_full_address, 4, cf_opt_uint32_nonzero,, "Ticks to elapse between announcing full SID")
END_STRUCT
STRUCT(mdp)
STRING(256, socket, DEFAULT_MDP_SOCKET_NAME, cf_opt_str_nonempty,, "Name of socket for MDP client interface")
SUB_STRUCT(mdp_iftypelist, iftype,)
SUB_STRUCT(mdp_selfannounce,selfannounce,)
END_STRUCT
STRUCT(olsr)
ATOM(int, enable, 1, cf_opt_boolean,, "If true, OLSR is used for mesh routing")
ATOM(uint16_t, remote_port,4130, cf_opt_port,, "Remote port number")
ATOM(uint16_t, local_port, 4131, cf_opt_port,, "Local port number")
END_STRUCT
ARRAY(argv, SORTED NO_DUPLICATES, vld_argv)
KEY_ATOM(unsigned short, cf_opt_ushort_nonzero, cmp_ushort)
VALUE_STRING(128, cf_opt_str)
END_ARRAY(16)
STRUCT(executable)
STRING(256, executable, "", cf_opt_absolute_path, MANDATORY, "Absolute path of dna helper executable")
SUB_STRUCT(argv, argv,)
END_STRUCT
STRUCT(dna)
SUB_STRUCT(executable, helper,)
END_STRUCT
STRUCT(rhizome_peer)
STRING(25, protocol, "http", cf_opt_protocol,, "Protocol name")
STRING(256, host, "", cf_opt_str_nonempty, MANDATORY, "Host name or IP address")
ATOM(uint16_t, port, RHIZOME_HTTP_PORT, cf_opt_port,, "Port number")
END_STRUCT
ARRAY(peerlist,)
KEY_STRING(15, cf_opt_str)
VALUE_NODE_STRUCT(rhizome_peer, cf_opt_rhizome_peer)
END_ARRAY(10)
STRUCT(rhizome_direct)
SUB_STRUCT(peerlist, peer,)
END_STRUCT
STRUCT(rhizome_api_addfile)
STRING(64, uri_path, "", cf_opt_absolute_path,, "URI path for HTTP add-file request")
ATOM(struct in_addr, allow_host, (struct in_addr){htonl(INADDR_LOOPBACK)}, cf_opt_in_addr,, "IP address of host allowed to make HTTP add-file request")
STRING(256, manifest_template_file, "", cf_opt_str_nonempty,, "Path of manifest template file, either absolute or relative to instance directory")
ATOM(sid_t, default_author, SID_ANY, cf_opt_sid,, "Author of add-file bundle if sender not given")
ATOM(rhizome_bk_t, bundle_secret_key, RHIZOME_BK_NONE, cf_opt_rhizome_bk,, "Secret key of add-file bundle to try if sender not given")
END_STRUCT
STRUCT(rhizome_api)
SUB_STRUCT(rhizome_api_addfile, addfile,)
END_STRUCT
STRUCT(rhizome)
ATOM(int, enable, 1, cf_opt_boolean,, "If true, Rhizome HTTP server is started")
STRING(256, datastore_path, "", cf_opt_absolute_path,, "Path of rhizome storage directory, absolute or relative to instance directory")
ATOM(uint64_t, database_size, 1000000, cf_opt_uint64_scaled,, "Size of database in bytes")
ATOM(uint32_t, fetch_delay_ms, 50, cf_opt_uint32_nonzero,, "Delay from receiving first bundle advert to initiating fetch")
SUB_STRUCT(rhizome_direct, direct,)
SUB_STRUCT(rhizome_api, api,)
END_STRUCT
STRUCT(directory)
ATOM(sid_t, service, SID_ANY, cf_opt_sid,, "Subscriber ID of Serval Directory Service")
END_STRUCT
STRUCT(host)
STRING(INTERFACE_NAME_STRLEN, interface, "", cf_opt_str_nonempty, MANDATORY, "Interface name")
ATOM(struct in_addr, address, (struct in_addr){htonl(INADDR_NONE)}, cf_opt_in_addr, MANDATORY, "Host IP address")
ATOM(uint16_t, port, PORT_DNA, cf_opt_port,, "Port number")
END_STRUCT
ARRAY(host_list, NO_DUPLICATES)
KEY_ATOM(sid_t, cf_opt_sid, cmp_sid)
VALUE_SUB_STRUCT(host)
END_ARRAY(32)
STRUCT(network_interface, vld_network_interface)
ATOM(int, exclude, 0, cf_opt_boolean,, "If true, do not use matching interfaces")
ATOM(struct pattern_list, match, PATTERN_LIST_EMPTY, cf_opt_pattern_list,, "Names that match network interface")
STRING(256, dummy, "", cf_opt_str_nonempty,, "Path of dummy file, absolute or relative to server.dummy_interface_dir")
ATOM(short, type, OVERLAY_INTERFACE_WIFI, cf_opt_interface_type,, "Type of network interface")
ATOM(uint16_t, port, RHIZOME_HTTP_PORT, cf_opt_port,, "Port number for network interface")
ATOM(uint64_t, speed, 1000000, cf_opt_uint64_scaled,, "Speed in bits per second")
ATOM(int, mdp_tick_ms, -1, cf_opt_int32_nonneg,, "Override MDP tick interval for this interface")
END_STRUCT
ARRAY(interface_list, SORTED NO_DUPLICATES)
KEY_ATOM(unsigned, cf_opt_uint)
VALUE_NODE_STRUCT(network_interface, cf_opt_network_interface)
END_ARRAY(10)
// The top level.
STRUCT(main)
NODE_STRUCT(interface_list, interfaces, cf_opt_interface_list,)
SUB_STRUCT(log, log,)
SUB_STRUCT(server, server,)
SUB_STRUCT(monitor, monitor,)
SUB_STRUCT(mdp, mdp,)
SUB_STRUCT(dna, dna,)
NODE(debugflags_t, debug, 0, cf_opt_debugflags, USES_CHILDREN, "Debug flags")
SUB_STRUCT(rhizome, rhizome,)
SUB_STRUCT(directory, directory,)
SUB_STRUCT(olsr, olsr,)
SUB_STRUCT(host_list, hosts,)
END_STRUCT