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#include <stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h>

#include <string.h>

#include <sys/types.h>

#include <sys/wait.h>

#include <sys/mman.h>

#include <unistd.h>

#include <strings.h>

#include <libgen.h>

#include <pthread.h>

#include <assert.h>

#include <errno.h>

#include <openssl/crypto.h>

#ifndef OPENSSL_NO_HW

#ifndef OPENSSL_NO_HW_PK11

#include <security/cryptoki.h>

#include <security/pkcs11.h>

#include "hw_pk11.h"

#include "hw_pk11_uri.h"

/*

 * The keystore used is always from the pubkey slot so we need to know which one

 * was selected so that we can get the information needed for the URI

 * processing.

 */

extern CK_SLOT_ID pubkey_SLOTID;

extern CK_FUNCTION_LIST_PTR pFuncList;

/*

 * Cached PIN so that child can use it during the re-login. Note that we do not

 * cache the PIN by default.

 */

static char *token_pin;

static int mlock_pin_in_memory(char *pin);

static char *run_askpass(char *dialog);

/*

 * Get the PIN. Either run the command and use its standard output as a PIN to

 * fill in the PKCS11 URI structure, or read the PIN from the terminal. Using

 * the external command is of higher precedence. The memory for PIN is allocated

 * in this function and the PIN is always NULL terminated. The caller must take

 * care of freeing the memory used for the PIN. The maximum PIN length accepted

 * is PK11_MAX_PIN_LEN.

 *

 * The function is used also during the re-initialization of the engine after

 * the fork.

 *

 * The function must not be called under the protection of the mutex "uri_lock"

 * because the lock is acquired in the prefork function.

 *

 * Returns:

 *	0 in case of troubles (and sets "*pin" to NULL)

 *	1 if we got the PIN

 */

#define	EXEC_SPEC	"exec:"

#define	BUILTIN_SPEC	"builtin"

int

pk11_get_pin(char *dialog, char **pin)

	{

	/* Initialize as an error. */

	*pin = NULL;

		{

		/* The getpassphrase() function is not MT safe. */

		(void) pthread_mutex_lock(uri_lock);

		/* Note that OpenSSL is not localized at all. */

		*pin = getpassphrase("Enter token PIN: ");

		if (*pin == NULL)

			{

			PK11err(PK11_F_GET_PIN, PK11_R_COULD_NOT_READ_PIN);

			(void) pthread_mutex_unlock(uri_lock);

			goto err;

			}

		else

			{

			char *pw;

			/*

			 * getpassphrase() uses an internal  buffer to hold the

			 * entered password. Note that it terminates the buffer

			 * with '\0'.

			 */

			if ((pw = strdup(*pin)) == NULL)

				{

				PK11err(PK11_F_GET_PIN, PK11_R_MALLOC_FAILURE);

				(void) pthread_mutex_unlock(uri_lock);

				goto err;

				}

			/* Zero the internal buffer to get rid of the PIN. */

			memset(*pin, 0, strlen(*pin));

			*pin = pw;

			(void) pthread_mutex_unlock(uri_lock);

			}

		}

	else

		{

		}

	return (1);

err:

	return (0);

	}

/*

 * Process the PKCS#11 URI and get the PIN. It uses information from the

 * passphrasedialog keyword to get the PIN. If passphrasedialog is not present

 * it is not considered an error since it depends on the token attributes

 * whether C_Login() is required. The function expects an allocated 'uri_struct'

 * structure.

 *

 * Returns:

 *	0 if URI is not valid at all, or if we could not get the PIN

 * 	1 if all is OK

 *	2 if the URI is not the PKCS#11 URI. In that case, put the string

 *	pointer to the filename to "*file". Note that the pointer just points

 *	inside of the "uristr", possibly skipping the file:// prefix if present.

 */

int

pk11_process_pkcs11_uri(const char *uristr, pkcs11_uri *uri_struct,

	const char **file)

	{

	char *uristr2, *l1, *l2, *tok, *name;

	/* Check the "file://" case. */

	if (strncmp(uristr, FILE_URI_PREFIX, strlen(FILE_URI_PREFIX)) == 0)

		{

		*file = uristr + strlen(FILE_URI_PREFIX);

		return (2);

		}

	/*  This is the "pkcs11:" case. */

	if (strncmp(uristr, PK11_URI_PREFIX, strlen(PK11_URI_PREFIX)) != 0)

		{

		/* Not PKCS#11 URI at all, could be a filename. */

		*file = (const char *)uristr;

		return (2);

		}

	else

		{

		/* Dup the string and skip over the pkcs11: prefix then. */

		uristr2 = strdup(uristr + strlen(PK11_URI_PREFIX));

		if (uristr2 == NULL)

			{

			PK11err(PK11_F_CHECK_TOKEN_ATTRS,

			    PK11_R_MALLOC_FAILURE);

			goto err;

			}

		}

	/* Initialize the structure. */

	memset(uri_struct, 0, sizeof (*uri_struct));

	/*

	 * Using strtok_r() would silently skip over multiple semicolons. We

	 * must check that before moving on. We must also avoid ';' as the first

	 * and the last character in the URI.

	 */

	if (strstr(uristr2, ";;") != NULL || uristr2[0] == ';' ||

	    (strlen(uristr2) > 0 && uristr2[strlen(uristr2) - 1] == ';'))

		goto bad_uri;

	tok = strtok_r(uristr2, ";", &l1);

	for (; tok != NULL; tok = strtok_r(NULL, ";", &l1))

		{

		/* "tok" is not empty so there will be something in "name". */

		name = strtok_r(tok, "=", &l2);

		/* Check whether there is '=' at all. */

		if (l2 == NULL)

			goto bad_uri;

		/*

		 * Fill out the URI structure. We do not accept duplicit

		 * attributes.

		 */

		if (strcmp(name, PK11_TOKEN) == 0)

			if (uri_struct->token == NULL)

				{

				if ((uri_struct->token = strdup(l2)) == NULL)

					goto no_mem;

				}

			else

				goto bad_uri;

		else if (strcmp(name, PK11_MANUF) == 0)

			if (uri_struct->manuf == NULL)

				{

				if ((uri_struct->manuf = strdup(l2)) == NULL)

					goto no_mem;

				}

			else

				goto bad_uri;

		else if (strcmp(name, PK11_SERIAL) == 0)

			if (uri_struct->serial == NULL)

				{

				if ((uri_struct->serial = strdup(l2)) == NULL)

					goto no_mem;

				}

			else

				goto bad_uri;

		else if (strcmp(name, PK11_MODEL) == 0)

			if (uri_struct->model == NULL)

				{

				if ((uri_struct->model = strdup(l2)) == NULL)

					goto no_mem;

				}

			else

				goto bad_uri;

		else if (strcmp(name, PK11_OBJECT) == 0)

			if (uri_struct->object == NULL)

				{

				if ((uri_struct->object = strdup(l2)) == NULL)

					goto no_mem;

				}

			else

				goto bad_uri;

		else if (strcmp(name, PK11_OBJECTTYPE) == 0)

			if (uri_struct->objecttype == NULL)

				{

				uri_struct->objecttype = strdup(l2);

				if (uri_struct->objecttype == NULL)

					goto no_mem;

				}

			else

				goto bad_uri;

		else if (strcmp(name, PK11_ASKPASS) == 0)

			if (uri_struct->askpass == NULL)

				{

				if ((uri_struct->askpass = strdup(l2)) == NULL)

					goto no_mem;

				}

			else

				goto bad_uri;

		else

			goto bad_uri;

		}

	/* The "object" token is mandatory in the PKCS#11 URI. */

	if (uri_struct->object == NULL)

		{

		PK11err(PK11_F_LOAD_PRIVKEY, PK11_R_MISSING_OBJECT_LABEL);

		goto err;

		}

	free(uristr2);

	return (1);

bad_uri:

	PK11err(PK11_F_LOAD_PRIVKEY, PK11_R_INVALID_PKCS11_URI);

	if (uristr2 != NULL)

		free(uristr2);

	return (0);

no_mem:

	PK11err(PK11_F_LOAD_PRIVKEY, PK11_R_MALLOC_FAILURE);

err:

	pk11_free_pkcs11_uri(uri_struct, CK_FALSE);

	if (uristr2 != NULL)

		free(uristr2);

	return (0);

	}

/*

 * Free the PKCS11 URI structure and anything that might be inside.

 */

void

pk11_free_pkcs11_uri(pkcs11_uri *uri_struct, CK_BBOOL free_uri_itself)

	{

	if (uri_struct->token != NULL)

		free(uri_struct->token);

	if (uri_struct->manuf != NULL)

		free(uri_struct->manuf);

	if (uri_struct->serial != NULL)

		free(uri_struct->serial);

	if (uri_struct->model != NULL)

		free(uri_struct->model);

	if (uri_struct->object != NULL)

		free(uri_struct->object);

	if (uri_struct->objecttype != NULL)

		free(uri_struct->objecttype);

	if (uri_struct->askpass != NULL)

		free(uri_struct->askpass);

	if (free_uri_itself == CK_TRUE)

		OPENSSL_free(uri_struct);

	}

/*

 * While our keystore is always the one used by the pubkey slot (which is

 * usually the Metaslot) we must make sure that those URI attributes that

 * specify the keystore match the real attributes of our slot keystore. Note

 * that one can use the METASLOT_OBJECTSTORE_TOKEN environment variable to

 * change the Metaslot's keystore from the softtoken to something else (see

 * libpkcs11(3LIB)). The user might want to use such attributes in the PKCS#11

 * URI to make sure that the intended keystore is used.

 *

 * Returns:

 *	1 on success

 *	0 on failure

 */

int

pk11_check_token_attrs(pkcs11_uri *uri_struct)

	{

	CK_RV rv;

	static CK_TOKEN_INFO_PTR token_info = NULL;

	(void) pthread_mutex_lock(uri_lock);

	if (token_info == NULL)

		{

		token_info = OPENSSL_malloc(sizeof (CK_TOKEN_INFO));

		if (token_info == NULL)

			{

			PK11err(PK11_F_CHECK_TOKEN_ATTRS,

			    PK11_R_MALLOC_FAILURE);

			goto err;

			}

		rv = pFuncList->C_GetTokenInfo(pubkey_SLOTID, token_info);

		if (rv != CKR_OK)

			{

			PK11err_add_data(PK11_F_CHECK_TOKEN_ATTRS,

			    PK11_R_GETTOKENINFO, rv);

			goto err;

			}

		}

	if (uri_struct->token != NULL)

		if (strncmp(uri_struct->token, (char *)token_info->label,

		    strlen(uri_struct->token) > 32 ? 32 :

		    strlen(uri_struct->token)) != 0)

			{

			goto urierr;

			}

	if (uri_struct->manuf != NULL)

		if (strncmp(uri_struct->manuf,

		    (char *)token_info->manufacturerID,

		    strlen(uri_struct->manuf) > 32 ? 32 :

		    strlen(uri_struct->manuf)) != 0)

			goto urierr;

	if (uri_struct->model != NULL)

		if (strncmp(uri_struct->model, (char *)token_info->model,

		    strlen(uri_struct->model) > 16 ? 16 :

		    strlen(uri_struct->model)) != 0)

			goto urierr;

	if (uri_struct->serial != NULL)

		if (strncmp(uri_struct->serial,

		    (char *)token_info->serialNumber,

		    strlen(uri_struct->serial) > 16 ? 16 :

		    strlen(uri_struct->serial)) != 0)

			goto urierr;

	(void) pthread_mutex_unlock(uri_lock);

	return (1);

urierr:

	PK11err(PK11_F_CHECK_TOKEN_ATTRS, PK11_R_TOKEN_ATTRS_DO_NOT_MATCH);

	/* Correct error already set above for the "err" label. */

err:

	(void) pthread_mutex_unlock(uri_lock);

	return (0);

	}

/*

 * Return the process PIN caching policy. We initialize it just once so if the

 * process change OPENSSL_PKCS11_PIN_CACHING_POLICY during the operation it will

 * not have any affect on the policy.

 *

 * We assume that the "uri_lock" mutex is already locked.

 *

 * Returns the caching policy number.

 */

int

pk11_get_pin_caching_policy(void)

	{

	char *value = NULL;

	static int policy = POLICY_NOT_INITIALIZED;

	if (policy != POLICY_NOT_INITIALIZED)

		return (policy);

	value = getenv("OPENSSL_PKCS11_PIN_CACHING_POLICY");

	if (value == NULL || strcmp(value, "none") == 0)

		{

		policy = POLICY_NONE;

		goto done;

		}

	if (strcmp(value, "memory") == 0)

		{

		policy = POLICY_MEMORY;

		goto done;

		}

	if (strcmp(value, "mlocked-memory") == 0)

		{

		policy = POLICY_MLOCKED_MEMORY;

		goto done;

		}

	return (POLICY_WRONG_VALUE);

done:

	return (policy);

	}

/*

 * Cache the PIN in memory once. We already know that we have either "memory" or

 * "mlocked-memory" keyword correctly set.

 *

 * Returns:

 *	1 on success

 *	0 on failure

 */

int

pk11_cache_pin(char *pin)

	{

	(void) pthread_mutex_lock(uri_lock);

	/* We set the PIN only once since all URIs must have it the same. */

	if (token_pin != NULL)

		goto ok;

	if (pk11_get_pin_caching_policy() == POLICY_MEMORY)

		if ((token_pin = strdup(pin)) == NULL)

			{

			PK11err(PK11_F_CACHE_PIN, PK11_R_MALLOC_FAILURE);

			goto err;

			}

ok:

	(void) pthread_mutex_unlock(uri_lock);

	return (1);

err:

	(void) pthread_mutex_unlock(uri_lock);

	return (0);

	}

/*

 * Cache the PIN in mlock(3C)ed memory. If mlock(3C) fails we will not resort to

 * the normal memory caching.

 *

 * Note that this function must be called under the protection of the "uri_lock"

 * mutex.

 *

 * Returns:

 *	1 on success