bool stat_evt_http_req(struct client *cli, unsigned int events,
bool *invalidate_cli)
{
struct http_req *req = &cli->req;
char *method = req->method;
// char *content_len_str;
char *path = NULL;
// int rc;
bool rcb;
char *root = (char *) "/";
/* grab useful headers */
// content_len_str = hreq_hdr(req, "content-length");
path = strdup(req->uri.path);
if (!path)
path = root;
if (debugging)
applog(LOG_INFO, "%s: status method %s, path '%s'",
cli->addr_host, method, path);
/* no matter whether error or not, this is our next state.
* the main question is whether or not we will go immediately
* into it (return true) or wait for writes to complete (return
* false).
*
* the operations below may override this next-state setting,
* however.
*/
if (hreq_http11(req))
cli->state = evt_recycle;
else
cli->state = evt_dispose;
if (!strcmp(method, "GET")) {
if (!strcmp(path, "/")) {
rcb = stat_root(cli);
} else {
rcb = stat_err(cli, InvalidURI);
}
}
else {
rcb = stat_err(cli, InvalidArgument);
}
if (path != root);
free(path);
return rcb;
}
/*!
Get file status for psz_path into stat. NULL is returned on error.
pathname version numbers in the ISO 9660
name are dropped, i.e. ;1 is removed and if level 1 ISO-9660 names
are lowercased.
*/
static iso9660_stat_t *
fs_stat_translate (void *p_image, stat_root_t stat_root,
stat_traverse_t stat_traverse,
const char psz_path[])
{
iso9660_stat_t *p_root;
char **p_psz_splitpath;
iso9660_stat_t *p_stat;
if (!p_image) return NULL;
if (!psz_path) return NULL;
p_root = stat_root (p_image);
if (!p_root) return NULL;
p_psz_splitpath = _cdio_strsplit (psz_path, '/');
p_stat = stat_traverse (p_image, p_root, p_psz_splitpath);
free(p_root);
_cdio_strfreev (p_psz_splitpath);
return p_stat;
}
