oap_client.h

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/* Osmocom Authentication Protocol API */
 
/* (C) 2015 by Sysmocom s.f.m.c. GmbH
 * All Rights Reserved
 *
 * Author: Neels Hofmeyr
 *
 * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
 * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
 * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
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 */
 
#pragma once
 
#include <stdint.h>
 
struct msgb;
struct osmo_oap_message;
 
/* This is the config part for vty. It is essentially copied in
 * oap_client_state, where values are copied over once the config is
 * considered valid. */
struct osmo_oap_client_config {
        uint16_t client_id;
        int secret_k_present;
        uint8_t secret_k[16];
        int secret_opc_present;
        uint8_t secret_opc[16];
};
 
/* The runtime state of the OAP client. client_id and the secrets are in fact
 * duplicated from oap_client_config, so that a separate validation of the
 * config data is possible, and so that only a struct oap_client_state* is
 * passed around. */
struct osmo_oap_client_state {
        enum {
                OSMO_OAP_UNINITIALIZED = 0,     /* just allocated. */
                OSMO_OAP_DISABLED,              /* disabled by config. */
                OSMO_OAP_INITIALIZED,           /* enabled, config is valid. */
                OSMO_OAP_REQUESTED_CHALLENGE,
                OSMO_OAP_SENT_CHALLENGE_RESULT,
                OSMO_OAP_REGISTERED
        } state;
        uint16_t client_id;
        uint8_t secret_k[16];
        uint8_t secret_opc[16];
        int registration_failures;
};
 
/* From config, initialize state. Return 0 on success. */
int osmo_oap_client_init(struct osmo_oap_client_config *config,
                         struct osmo_oap_client_state *state);
 
/* Construct an OAP registration message and return in *msg_tx. Use
 * state->client_id and update state->state.
 * Return 0 on success, or a negative value on error.
 * If an error is returned, *msg_tx is guaranteed to be NULL. */
int osmo_oap_client_register(struct osmo_oap_client_state *state, struct msgb **msg_tx);
 
/* Decode and act on a received OAP message msg_rx. Update state->state.  If a
 * non-NULL pointer is returned in *msg_tx, that msgb should be sent to the OAP
 * server (and freed) by the caller. The received msg_rx is not freed.
 * Return 0 on success, or a negative value on error.
 * If an error is returned, *msg_tx is guaranteed to be NULL. */
int osmo_oap_client_handle(struct osmo_oap_client_state *state,
                           const struct msgb *msg_rx, struct msgb **msg_tx);
 
/* Allocate a msgb and in it, return the encoded oap_client_msg. Return
 * NULL on error. (Like oap_client_encode(), but also allocates a msgb.)
 * About the name: the idea is do_something(oap_client_encoded(my_struct))
 */
struct msgb *osmo_oap_client_encoded(const struct osmo_oap_message *oap_client_msg);