// portions Copyright (c) 2005-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).

// All rights reserved.

// This component and the accompanying materials are made available

// under the terms of "Eclipse Public License v1.0"

// which accompanies this distribution, and is available

// at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".

//

// Initial Contributors:

// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.

//

// Contributors:

//

// Description:

// IPSecPolManConflict - IPSec Policy Manager policy conflict checking routines

//

// Save as expressly licensed to you by Symbian Software Ltd, all rights reserved.

//

#include <in_sock.h>

#include "ipsecpolmanhandler.h"

#include "ipsecpolparser.h"

#include "ipsecpolapi.h"

//

// Calculates and returns the BypassDrop mode of given security policy.

// This method gets called whenever a new policy is parsed.

//

//

TInt

CIPSecPolicyManagerHandler::CalculatePolicyBypassDropMode(

    CSecurityPolicy& aSp) const

    {

    CSelectorList* list = aSp.SelectorList();

    TInt count(list->Count());

    TBool isInboundDropMode(EFalse);

    TBool isOutboundDropMode(EFalse);

    // Default mode is 'drop_everything_else' if nothing is specified in the

    // supplied policy

    TInt mode(KDropMode);

    // Iterate through the selector list

    for (TInt i = 0; i < count; i++)

        {

        CPolicySelector* ps = list->At(i);

        // Check if pure INBOUND with 'bypass_everything_else' action

        if (ps->iDirection == KPolicySelector_INBOUND

            && IsBypassEverythingElse(*ps)

            && !isInboundDropMode)

            {

            // Set Inbound bypass mode

            mode |= KInboundBypass;

            }

        // Check if pure INBOUND with 'drop_everything_else' action

        if (ps->iDirection == KPolicySelector_INBOUND

            && IsDropEverythingElse(*ps)

            && !isInboundDropMode)

            {

            // Clear Inbound bypass mode if drop requested and set mode to drop

            // so that if there exist conflicting bypass rule in the selector

            // list it does not override the drop mode ie. drop mode allways

            // overrides the bypass mode

            mode &= ~KInboundBypass;

            isInboundDropMode = ETrue;

            }

        // Check if pure OUTBOUND with 'bypass_everything_else' action

        if (ps->iDirection == KPolicySelector_OUTBOUND

            && IsBypassEverythingElse(*ps)

            && !isOutboundDropMode)

            {

            // Set Outbound bypass mode

            mode |= KOutboundBypass;

            }

        // Check if pure OUTBOUND with 'drop_everything_else' action

        if (ps->iDirection == KPolicySelector_OUTBOUND

            && IsDropEverythingElse(*ps)

            && !isOutboundDropMode)

            {

            // Clear Outbound bypass mode if drop requested and set mode to drop

            // so that if there exist conflicting bypass rule in the selector

            // list it does not override the drop mode ie. drop mode allways

            // overrides the bypass mode

            mode &= ~KOutboundBypass;

            isOutboundDropMode = ETrue;

            }

        }

    return (mode);

    }

//

// Determines the BypassDrop mode of combined policy that will be loaded into 

// the IPsec protocol component. This function gets called when Activate 

// or Unload request is entered.

//

// The combined policy loaded into the protocol component contains the

// 'drop_everything_else' rule if one or more active policies contains

// this rule. Otherwise 'bypass_every_else' rule is loaded.

//

//

TBool

CIPSecPolicyManagerHandler::CalculateCombinedPolicyBypassDropMode()

    {

    // Combined mode is 'bypass_everything_else' by default

    TInt combinedMode(KInboundBypass | KOutboundBypass);

    // Iterate through the policy list to determine the combined mode

    TInt count(iActivePolicyList->Count());

    for (TInt i = 0; i < count; i++)

        {

        TActivePolicyListEntry* entry = iActivePolicyList->At(i);

        // Check if the policy is activated

        if (!entry->iActiveState)

            continue;

        // Check if active policy contains 'drop_everything_else' rule and

        // then set combined mode to 'drop' and stop iteration

        if (entry->iBypassOrDropMode == KDropMode)

            {

            combinedMode = KDropMode;

            break;

            }

        // Check if active policy contains 'drop_inbound_everything_else' and

        // then clear the 'inbound_bypass' flag of the combined mode

        if (!(entry->iBypassOrDropMode & KInboundBypass))

            {

            combinedMode &= ~KInboundBypass;

            }

        // Check if active policy contains 'drop_outbound_everything_else' and

        // then clear the 'outbound_bypass' flag of the combined mode

        if (!(entry->iBypassOrDropMode & KOutboundBypass))

            {

            combinedMode &= ~KOutboundBypass;

            }

        }

    // Save calculated Bypass/Drop mode for later use and return 

    // TRUE if mode changed. The saved mode is used when loading

    // the combined policy into IPsec protocol component

    TBool changed = (iBypassOrDropMode != combinedMode);

    iBypassOrDropMode = combinedMode;

    return(changed);

    }

//

// This function controls the checking of conflicts relating to the selectors

// in the new policy and the policies existing in the Active Policy list.

//

// There are two main conflict reasons:

//  -- Port and protocol parameters are not matching,

//  -- Incorrectly overlapping addresses.

//

// If a conflict is found, the iLastError member is filled with Info

// parameter of the old policy.

//

//

void

CIPSecPolicyManagerHandler::CheckSelectorConflictsL()

    {

    TInt j(0);

    TInt count(iActivePolicyList->Count());

    //

    // If the Active Policy list is empty no checking is done

    //

    if (!count)

        return;

    //

    // Take the next policy from the active policy list and parse the

    // policy. Do the port/protocol conflict tests against the new policy

    //

    for (j = 0; j < count; j++)

        {

        TakeNextActivePolicyL(j);

        ConflictTestForPortsAndProtocolL();

        }

    //

    // Take the next policy from the active policy list and parse the

    // policy. Do the overlapping address conflict tests.

    //

    for (j = 0; j < count; j++)

        {

        TakeNextActivePolicyL(j);

        // Set base for the first selector of new policy

        CSecurityPolicy* sp = iPieceData->Policies();

        CSelectorList* list = sp->SelectorList();

        TInt count = list->Count();

        // Iterate selectors and make comparison if necessary

        for (TInt i = 0; i < count; i++)

            {

            CPolicySelector* ps = list->At(i);

            // If 'bypass/drop_everything_else' action then skip comparison

            if (IsBypassEverythingElse(*ps) || IsDropEverythingElse(*ps))

                {

                continue;

                }

            // Compare selectors. If error found, the called function

            // calls ErrorHandling and stores the content of Info parameter of

            // old policy to the iLastError buffer

            CompareSelectorsL(ps);

            }

        }

    }

//

// This function takes the next policy from the active policy list,

// parses it to object format, and returns the parsed policy data

// in iPieceData2 member

//

//

void

CIPSecPolicyManagerHandler::TakeNextActivePolicyL(TInt aIndex)

    {

    // Release the previous parsed PieceData object

    delete iPieceData2;

    iPieceData2 = 0;

    // Allocate a new PieceData object

    iPieceData2 = new (ELeave) CIpSecurityPiece;

    if (!iPieceData2)

        {

        ErrorHandlingL(ENoMemory, 0);

        }

    iPieceData2->ConstructL();

    // Take the policy buffer of the next active policy

    HBufC8* policyHBufC8 = iActivePolicyList->At(aIndex)->iPolicyBuf;

    // Copy policy to 16bit buffer

    TPtr8 ptr8 = policyHBufC8->Des();

    TInt length = ptr8.Length();

    HBufC *policyDataHBufC16 = HBufC::NewL(length + 1);

    CleanupStack::PushL(policyDataHBufC16);

    TPtr ptr(policyDataHBufC16->Des());

    ptr.FillZ();

    ptr.Copy(ptr8);

    ptr.ZeroTerminate();

    // Parse the policy

    TIpSecParser parser(ptr);

    TInt err = parser.ParseAndIgnoreIKEL(iPieceData2);

    CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy();

    if (err != KErrNone)

        {

        ErrorHandlingL(EParsingError, err);

        }

    return;

    }

//

// This function checks whether there are conflicts between the new policy

// and old policies relating to the ports and protocol parameters

// in selectors.

//

//

void

CIPSecPolicyManagerHandler::ConflictTestForPortsAndProtocolL()

    {

    const TInt KAddMip4BypassSelectors = (1 << 3);

    // Set base for the selectors of old policy

    CSecurityPolicy *oldSp = iPieceData2->Policies();

    CSelectorList* oldSelectorList = oldSp->SelectorList();

    TInt oldSelectorCount = oldSelectorList->Count();

    // Set base for the selectors of new policy

    CSecurityPolicy *newSp = iPieceData->Policies();

    CSelectorList* newSelectorList = newSp->SelectorList();

    TInt newSelectorCount = newSelectorList->Count();

    // Take the selectors of new policy one by one and

    // search a selector in the old policy that has the

    // same address/mask

    for (TInt i = 0; i < newSelectorCount; i++)

        {

        CPolicySelector *newPolicySelector = newSelectorList->At(i);

        // Iterate into next selector if 'bypass/drop_everything_else'

        if (IsBypassEverythingElse(*newPolicySelector) 

            || IsDropEverythingElse(*newPolicySelector))

            {

            continue;

            }

        // Search a selector from the old policy that address or interface equals

        for (TInt j = 0; j < oldSelectorCount; j++)

            {

            CPolicySelector *oldPolicySelector = oldSelectorList->At(j);

            // Iterate into next selector if 'bypass/drop_everything_else'

            if (IsBypassEverythingElse(*oldPolicySelector) 

                || IsDropEverythingElse(*oldPolicySelector))

                {

                continue;

                }

            // Check if different 'interface' and addresses

            if (!IsEqualInterface(*newPolicySelector, *oldPolicySelector)

                && !IsEqualRemoteAddress(*newPolicySelector, *oldPolicySelector)

                && !IsEqualLocalAddress(*newPolicySelector, *oldPolicySelector))

                {

                continue;

                }

            TInt remotePort(oldPolicySelector->iRemote.Port());

            TInt localPort(oldPolicySelector->iLocal.Port());

            // Iterate to next selector if DHCP bypass is requested and selector

            // contains ports utilized with DHCP

            if ((iFunction & KAddDhcpBypassSelectors) 

                && (remotePort == 67 || localPort == 68))

                {

                continue;

                }

            // Iterate to next selector if IKE bypass is requested and selector 

            // contains ports utilized with IKE

            if ((iFunction & KAddIkeBypassSelectors)

                && (localPort == 500 || localPort == 4500))

                {

                continue;

                }

            // Iterate to next selector if MIPv4 bypass is requested and selector 

            // contains ports utilized with MIPv4

            if ((iFunction & KAddMip4BypassSelectors)

                && (localPort == 434 || remotePort == 434))

                {

                continue;

                }

            // Matching address found. Check the ports and protocol,

            // call ComparePortProtocol(). Return codes are:

            //     0 = Both new and old are without port/protocol

            //     1 = Only new or old contains port/protocol

            //     2 = Matching port/protocol and SAs

            //     3 = Matching port/protocol, but not matching SAs

            //     4 = Different port/protocols

            TInt status = ComparePortProtocol(oldPolicySelector, newPolicySelector);

            if (status == 0)             

                {

                // Ok: Both new and old are without port/protocol

                break;                   

                }

            if (status == 1)

                {

                // Error: Only new or old contains port/protocol

                BuildConflictInfoL();

                }

            if (status == 2)

                {

                // Ok: Matching port/protocol and SAs

                break;

                }

            if (status == 3)

                {

                // Ok: Matching port/protocol, but not matching SAs

                BuildConflictInfoL();

                }

            if (status == 4)

                {

                // Ok: Different port/protocols

                continue;

                }

            }

        }

    }

//

// This function checks whether there are the same port and protocol

// codes in two selectors (in old and new policy).

// The return codes are:

//     0 = Both new and old are without port/protocol

//     1 = Only new or old contains port/protocol

//     2 = Matching port/protocol and SAs

//     3 = Matching port/protocol, but not matching SAs

//     4 = Different port/protocol

//

//

TInt

CIPSecPolicyManagerHandler::ComparePortProtocol(

    CPolicySelector *aPolicySelector1,

    CPolicySelector *aPolicySelector2)

    {

    // Check whether the selector 1 and 2 have port and/or protocol

    TInt portProtocolExists1 = 0;

    TInt portProtocolExists2 = 0;

    if (aPolicySelector1->iRemote.Port() != 0 ||

        aPolicySelector1->iLocal.Port() != 0 ||

        aPolicySelector1->iProtocol != 0)

        {

        portProtocolExists1 = 1;

        }

    if (aPolicySelector2->iRemote.Port() != 0 ||

        aPolicySelector2->iLocal.Port() != 0 ||

        aPolicySelector2->iProtocol != 0)

        {

        portProtocolExists2 = 1;

        }

    // Check if both selectors are without port/protocol

    TInt paramCount = portProtocolExists1 + portProtocolExists2;

    if (paramCount == 0)

        {

        return 0;                    // 0 = Both new and old are without port/protocol

        }

    // If the selector 1 contains port or protocol and the selector 2 not,

    // or vice versa, set return code 1

    if (paramCount == 1)

        {

        return 1;                    // 1 = Only new or old contains port/protocol

        }

    // Both the selector 1 and selector 2 have port and/or protocol, check if

    // they have the same values

    if (aPolicySelector1->iRemote.Port() == aPolicySelector2->iRemote.Port() 

        && aPolicySelector1->iLocal.Port() == aPolicySelector2->iLocal.Port() 

        && aPolicySelector1->iProtocol == aPolicySelector2->iProtocol )

        {

        // The selectors have the same values for port and protocol, compare

        // the SA block parameters

        TInt err = CompareSAParameters(aPolicySelector2, aPolicySelector1);

        if (err == KErrNone)

            {

            return 2;                // 2 = Matching port/protocol and SAs

            }

        else

            {

            return 3;                // 3 = Matching port/protocol, but not matching SAs

            }

        }

    return 4;                        // 4 = Different port/protocol

    }

//

// Conflict found:

// Allocate buffer and copy to it the info section of old

// policy file. Call ErrorHandling that leaves

//

//

void

CIPSecPolicyManagerHandler::BuildConflictInfoL()

    {

    delete iLastConflictInfo;

    iLastConflictInfo = 0;

    HBufC* infoBfr = iPieceData2->Info();

    TPtr ptr = infoBfr->Des();

    TInt length = ptr.Length();

    iLastConflictInfo = HBufC8::NewL(length + 1);

    TPtr8 ptr8(iLastConflictInfo->Des());

    ptr8.FillZ();

    ptr8.Copy(ptr);

    ptr8.ZeroTerminate();

    ErrorHandlingL(ESelectorConflict , 0);

    }

//

// This function compares a selector of new policy given as input

// parameter to the selectors of the policy taken from

// the Active policy list and checks if the selectors have overlapping

// addresses. If a conflict is found, this function calls   .

// BuildConflictInfoL() that fills the iLastConflictInfo buffer

// and leaves.

//

//

void

CIPSecPolicyManagerHandler::CompareSelectorsL(CPolicySelector* aPolicySelector)

    {

    TBool overlappingOccurs = EFalse;

    TInt err = KErrNone;

    // Set base for the selectors of old policy

    CSecurityPolicy *sp = iPieceData2->Policies();

    CSelectorList* selectorList = sp->SelectorList();

    TInt selectorCount = selectorList->Count();

    // Take the selectors of old policy one by one and

    // compare them against the selector of the new policy

    for (TInt i = 0; i < selectorCount; i++)

        {

        CPolicySelector *ps = selectorList->At(i);

        // Skip comparison if 'bypass/drop_everything_else' action 

        if (IsBypassEverythingElse(*ps) || IsDropEverythingElse(*ps))

            {

            continue;

            }

        //  Compare SA parameters if equal 'interface' specific selectors

        if (IsEqualInterface(*ps, *aPolicySelector))

            {

            if (!CompareSAParameters(ps, aPolicySelector))

                {

                continue;

                }

            else    

                {

                BuildConflictInfoL();

                return;

                }

            }

        // If no remote address, no conflict