Sinful::Sinful(char const *sinful)
{
if( !sinful ) { // default constructor
m_valid = true;
}
else {
char *host=NULL;
char *port=NULL;
char *params=NULL;
if( *sinful != '<' ) {
m_sinful = "<";
// should be careful here
// if sinful is IPv6 address, it should be embraced by [ ]
if(*sinful == '[') { // IPv6
m_sinful += sinful;
} else {
// Double check it's not IPv6 lacking [brackets]
const char * first_colon = strchr(sinful, ':');
if(first_colon && strchr(first_colon+1, ':')) {
// Why not treat it as an IPv6 address? Because
// We can't tell if 12AB::CDEF:1000 means
// 12AB:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:CDEF port 1000 or
// 12AB:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:CDEF:1000 unknown port
m_valid = false;
return;
}
m_sinful += sinful;
}
m_sinful += ">";
}
else {
m_sinful = sinful;
}
m_valid = split_sin(m_sinful.c_str(),&host,&port,¶ms);
if( m_valid ) {
if( host ) {
m_host = host;
}
if( port ) {
m_port = port;
}
if( params ) {
if( !parseUrlEncodedParams(params,m_params) ) {
m_valid = false;
}
}
}
free( host );
free( port );
free( params );
}
}
void
Sinful::parseSinfulString() {
char * host = NULL;
char * port = NULL;
char * params = NULL;
m_valid = split_sin( m_sinfulString.c_str(), & host, & port, & params );
if(! m_valid) { return; }
if( host ) {
m_host = host;
free( host );
}
if( port ) {
m_port = port;
free( port );
}
if( params ) {
if( !parseUrlEncodedParams(params,m_params) ) {
m_valid = false;
} else {
char const * addrsString = getParam( "addrs" );
if( addrsString != NULL ) {
StringList sl( addrsString, "+" );
sl.rewind();
char * addrString = NULL;
while( (addrString = sl.next()) != NULL ) {
condor_sockaddr sa;
if( sa.from_ccb_safe_string( addrString ) ) {
addrs.push_back( sa );
} else {
m_valid = false;
}
}
}
}
free( params );
}
}
