int
so_socksys(struct socksysreq *req)
{
int err = -EINVAL;
int cmd = req->args[0];
if ((1 << cmd) & ((1 << SO_ACCEPT) | (1 << SO_BIND) | (1 << SO_CONNECT) |
(1 << SO_GETPEERNAME) | (1 << SO_GETSOCKNAME) | (1 << SO_GETSOCKOPT) |
(1 << SO_LISTEN) | (1 << SO_RECV) | (1 << SO_RECVFROM) | (1 << SO_SEND) |
(1 << SO_SENDTO) | (1 << SO_SETSOCKOPT) | (1 << SO_SHUTDOWN) |
(1 << SO_RECVMSG) | (1 << SO_SENDMSG))) {
int fd = req->args[1];
(void) fd;
/* These are all socket related and accept a file (socket) descriptor as their
first argument. In situations where we are incapable of providing back a real
socket, we must here first distinguish if the file descriptor corresponds to a
socket or a stream. */
#if 0
if (it_is_a_socket) {
#endif
/* In this case, we have a real socket from the operating system's
perspective and we can simply pass the arguments to the appropriate
system call. */
#if 0
switch (cmd) {
case SO_ACCEPT:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_accept(fd, (struct sockaddr *) req->args[2],
req->args[3]);
break;
case SO_BIND:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_bind(fd, (struct sockaddr *) req->args[2], req->args[3]);
break;
case SO_CONNECT:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_connect(fd, (struct sockaddr *) req->args[2],
req->args[3]);
break;
case SO_GETPEERNAME:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_getpeername(fd, (struct sockaddr *) req->args[2],
(int *) req->args[3]);
break;
case SO_GETSOCKNAME:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_getsockname(fd, (struct sockaddr *) req->args[2],
(int *) req->args[3]);
break;
case SO_GETSOCKOPT:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_getsockopt(fd, req->args[2], req->args[3],
(char *) req->args[4], (int *) req->args[5]);
break;
case SO_LISTEN:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_listen(fd, req->args[2]);
break;
case SO_RECV:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_recv(fd, (void *) req->args[2], req->args[3],
req->args[4]);
break;
case SO_RECVFROM:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_recvfrom(fd, (void *) req->args[2], req->args[3],
req->args[4], (struct sockaddr *) req->args[5],
(int *) req->args[6]);
break;
case SO_SEND:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_send(fd, (void *) req->args[2], req->args[3],
req->args[4]);
break;
case SO_SENDTO:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_sendto(fd, (void *) req->args[2], req->args[3],
req->args[4], (struct sockaddr *) req->args[5],
req->args[6]);
break;
case SO_SETSOCKOPT:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_setsockopt(fd, req->args[2], req->args[3],
(char *) req->args[4], req->args[5]);
break;
case SO_SHUTDOWN:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_shutdown(fd, req->args[2]);
break;
case SO_RECVMSG:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_recvmsg(fd, (struct msghdr *) req->args[2], req->args[3]);
break;
case SO_SENDMSG:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_sendmsg(fd, (struct msghdr *) req->args[2], req->args[3]);
break;
}
#endif
#if 0
} else {
/* In this case, we do not have a real socket, but have a TPI stream from
the operating system's perspective, and we will directly call the
associated TPI routine. */
switch (cmd) {
case SO_ACCEPT:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = tpi_accept(fd, (struct sockaddr *) req->args[2],
req->args[3]);
break;
case SO_BIND:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = tpi_bind(fd, (struct sockaddr *) req->args[2], req->args[3]);
break;
case SO_CONNECT:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = tpi_connect(fd, (struct sockaddr *) req->args[2],
req->args[3]);
break;
case SO_GETPEERNAME:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = tpi_getpeername(fd, (struct sockaddr *) req->args[2],
(int *) req->args[3]);
break;
case SO_GETSOCKNAME:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = tpi_getsockname(fd, (struct sockaddr *) req->args[2],
(int *) req->args[3]);
break;
case SO_GETSOCKOPT:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = tpi_getsockopt(fd, req->args[2], req->args[3],
(char *) req->args[4], (int *) req->args[5]);
break;
case SO_LISTEN:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = tpi_listen(fd, req->args[2]);
break;
case SO_RECV:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = tpi_recv(fd, (void *) req->args[2], req->args[3],
req->args[4]);
break;
case SO_RECVFROM:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = tpi_recvfrom(fd, (void *) req->args[2], req->args[3],
req->args[4], (struct sockaddr *) req->args[5],
(int *) req->args[6]);
break;
case SO_SEND:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = tpi_send(fd, (void *) req->args[2], req->args[3],
req->args[4]);
break;
case SO_SENDTO:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = tpi_sendto(fd, (void *) req->args[2], req->args[3],
req->args[4], (struct sockaddr *) req->args[5],
req->args[6]);
break;
case SO_SETSOCKOPT:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = tpi_setsockopt(fd, req->args[2], req->args[3],
(char *) req->args[4], req->args[5]);
break;
case SO_SHUTDOWN:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = tpi_shutdown(fd, req->args[2]);
break;
case SO_RECVMSG:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = tpi_recvmsg(fd, (struct msghdr *) req->args[2], req->args[3]);
break;
case SO_SENDMSG:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = tpi_sendmsg(fd, (struct msghdr *) req->args[2], req->args[3]);
break;
}
}
#endif
}
if ((1 << cmd) & ((1 << SO_SOCKET) | (1 << SO_SOCKPAIR) | (1 << SO_SELECT) |
(1 << SO_GETIPDOMAIN) | (1 << SO_SETIPDOMAIN) | (1 << SO_ADJTIME) |
(1 << SO_SETREUID) | (1 << SO_SETREGID) | (1 << SO_GETTIME) |
(1 << SO_SETTIME) | (1 << SO_GETITIMER) | (1 << SO_SETITIMER))) {
/* These are BSD compatibiltiy functions and are how we create sockets in the first
place. The BSD compatibility functions all have system calls in Linux, but we
provide them for backward compatibility (to what!?). */
#if 0
switch (cmd) {
case SO_SOCKET:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
/* XXX: don't think so..., after checking for a stream */
err = sys_socket(req->args[1], req->args[2], req->args[3]);
break;
case SO_SOCKPAIR:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
/* XXX: don't think so..., after checking for a stream */
err = sys_socketpair(req->args[1], req->args[2], req->args[3],
(int *) req->args[4]);
err = -EOPNOTSUPP;
break;
case SO_SELECT:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_select(req->args[1], (fd_set *) req->args[2],
(fd_set *) req->args[3], (fd_set *) req->args[4],
(struct timeval *) req->args[5]);
break;
case SO_GETIPDOMAIN:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
todo(("Process SO_GETIPDOMAIN for compatibility.\n"));
/* does not exist in Linux, need to use sys_newuname and copy the
domainname portion */
err = -ENOSYS;
break;
case SO_SETIPDOMAIN:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_setdomainname((char *) req->args[1], req->args[2]);
break;
case SO_ADJTIME:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_admtimex((struct timex *) req->args[1]);
break;
case SO_SETREUID:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_setreuid(req->args[1], req->args[2]);
break;
case SO_SETREGID:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_setregid(req->args[1], req->args[2]);
break;
case SO_GETTIME:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_gettimeofday((struct timeval *) req->args[1],
(struct timezone *) req->args[2]);
break;
case SO_SETTIME:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_settimeofday((struct timeval *) req->args[1],
(struct timezone *) req->args[2]);
break;
case SO_GETITIMER:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_getitimer(req->args[1], (struct itimerval *) req->args[2]);
break;
case SO_SETITIMER:
/* FIXME: 32/64 conversion */
err = sys_getitimer(req->args[1], (struct itimerval *) req->args[2],
(struct itimerval *) req->args[3]);
break;
}
#endif
}
return (err);
}
/* Note: it is necessary to treat len as an unsigned int,
* with the corresponding cast to a signed int to insure that the
* proper conversion (sign extension) between the register representation of a signed int (msr in 32-bit mode)
* and the register representation of a signed int (msr in 64-bit mode) is performed.
*/
asmlinkage long compat_sys_setdomainname(char __user *name, u32 len)
{
return sys_setdomainname(name, (int)len);
}
