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@@ -34,16 +34,23 @@ namespace datasrc {
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namespace memory {
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namespace {
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-// (temporary?) convenience function to create a treenoderrset
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-// given an rdataset; we should probably have some pool so these
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-// do not need to be allocated dynamically
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-// For now they are still dynamically allocated, and have a fixed rrclass (...)
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+/// Creates a TreeNodeRRsetPtr for the given RdataSet at the given Node, for
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+/// the given RRClass
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+///
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+/// We should probably have some pool so these do not need to be allocated
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+/// dynamically.
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+///
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+/// \param node The ZoneNode found by the find() calls
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+/// \param rdataset The RdataSet to create the RRsetPtr for
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+/// \param rrclass The RRClass as passed by the client
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+///
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+/// Returns an empty TreeNodeRRsetPtr is either node or rdataset is NULL.
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TreeNodeRRsetPtr
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createTreeNodeRRset(const ZoneNode* node,
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const RdataSet* rdataset,
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const RRClass& rrclass)
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{
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- if (rdataset != NULL) {
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+ if (node != NULL && rdataset != NULL) {
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return TreeNodeRRsetPtr(new TreeNodeRRset(rrclass, node,
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rdataset, true));
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} else {
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@@ -51,6 +58,11 @@ createTreeNodeRRset(const ZoneNode* node,
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}
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}
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+/// Maintain intermediate data specific to the search context used in
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+/// \c find().
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+///
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+/// It will be passed to \c cutCallback() (see below) and record a possible
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+/// zone cut node and related RRset (normally NS or DNAME).
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struct FindState {
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FindState(bool glue_ok) :
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zonecut_node_(NULL),
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@@ -67,7 +79,6 @@ struct FindState {
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const ZoneNode* dname_node_;
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// Delegation RRset (NS or DNAME), if found.
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- //TreeNodeRRsetPtr rrset_;
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const RdataSet* rrset_;
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// Whether to continue search below a delegation point.
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@@ -82,7 +93,8 @@ bool cutCallback(const ZoneNode& node, FindState* state) {
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// DNAME and NS coexist in the apex. DNAME is the one to notice,
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// the NS is authoritative, not delegation (corner case explicitly
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// allowed by section 3 of 2672)
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- const RdataSet* found_dname = RdataSet::find(node.getData(), RRType::DNAME());
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+ const RdataSet* found_dname = RdataSet::find(node.getData(),
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+ RRType::DNAME());
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if (found_dname != NULL) {
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LOG_DEBUG(logger, DBG_TRACE_DETAILED, DATASRC_MEM_DNAME_ENCOUNTERED);
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@@ -126,6 +138,15 @@ bool cutCallback(const ZoneNode& node, FindState* state) {
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}
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// convenience function to fill in the final details
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+//
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+// Set up ZoneFinderResultContext object as a return value of find(),
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+// taking into account wildcard matches and DNSSEC information. We set
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+// the NSEC/NSEC3 flag when applicable regardless of the find option; the
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+// caller would simply ignore these when they didn't request DNSSEC
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+// related results.
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+//
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+// Also performs the conversion of node + RdataSet into a TreeNodeRRsetPtr
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+//
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isc::datasrc::memory::ZoneFinderResultContext
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createFindResult(const RRClass& rrclass,
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const ZoneData& zone_data,
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@@ -146,23 +167,49 @@ createFindResult(const RRClass& rrclass,
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}
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}
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- return (ZoneFinderResultContext(code, createTreeNodeRRset(node, rrset, rrclass), flags, node));
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+ return (ZoneFinderResultContext(code, createTreeNodeRRset(node,
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+ rrset,
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+ rrclass),
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+ flags, node));
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}
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+// A helper function for NSEC-signed zones. It searches the zone for
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+// the "closest" NSEC corresponding to the search context stored in
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+// node_path (it should contain sufficient information to identify the
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+// previous name of the query name in the zone). In some cases the
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+// immediate closest name may not have NSEC (when it's under a zone cut
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+// for glue records, or even when the zone is partly broken), so this
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+// method continues the search until it finds a name that has NSEC,
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+// and returns the one found first. Due to the prerequisite (see below),
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+// it should always succeed.
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+//
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+// node_path must store valid search context (in practice, it's expected
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+// to be set by findNode()); otherwise the underlying RBTree implementation
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+// throws.
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+//
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+// If the zone is not considered NSEC-signed or DNSSEC records were not
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+// required in the original search context (specified in options), this
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+// method doesn't bother to find NSEC, and simply returns NULL. So, by
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+// definition of "NSEC-signed", when it really tries to find an NSEC it
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+// should succeed; there should be one at least at the zone origin.
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const RdataSet*
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getClosestNSEC(const ZoneData& zone_data,
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- ZoneNodeChain& chain,
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+ ZoneNodeChain& node_path,
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const ZoneNode** nsec_node,
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ZoneFinder::FindOptions options)
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{
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- if (!zone_data.isSigned() || (options & ZoneFinder::FIND_DNSSEC) == 0 || zone_data.isNSEC3Signed()) {
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+ if (!zone_data.isSigned() ||
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+ (options & ZoneFinder::FIND_DNSSEC) == 0 ||
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+ zone_data.isNSEC3Signed()) {
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return (NULL);
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}
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const ZoneNode* prev_node;
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- while ((prev_node = zone_data.getZoneTree().previousNode(chain)) != NULL) {
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+ while ((prev_node = zone_data.getZoneTree().previousNode(node_path))
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+ != NULL) {
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if (!prev_node->isEmpty()) {
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- const RdataSet* found = RdataSet::find(prev_node->getData(), RRType::NSEC());
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+ const RdataSet* found =
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+ RdataSet::find(prev_node->getData(), RRType::NSEC());
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if (found != NULL) {
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*nsec_node = prev_node;
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return (found);
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@@ -189,7 +236,8 @@ getNSECForNXRRSET(const ZoneData& zone_data,
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if (zone_data.isSigned() &&
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!zone_data.isNSEC3Signed() &&
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(options & ZoneFinder::FIND_DNSSEC) != 0) {
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- const RdataSet* found = RdataSet::find(node->getData(), RRType::NSEC());
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+ const RdataSet* found = RdataSet::find(node->getData(),
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+ RRType::NSEC());
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if (found != NULL) {
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return (found);
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}
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@@ -197,7 +245,7 @@ getNSECForNXRRSET(const ZoneData& zone_data,
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return (NULL);
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}
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-
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+// Structure to hold result data of the findNode() call
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class FindNodeResult {
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public:
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// Bitwise flags to represent supplemental information of the
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@@ -223,9 +271,67 @@ public:
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const unsigned int flags;
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};
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+// Implementation notes: this method identifies an ZoneNode that best matches
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+// the give name in terms of DNS query handling. In many cases,
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+// DomainTree::find() will result in EXACTMATCH or PARTIALMATCH (note that
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+// the given name is generally expected to be contained in the zone, so
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+// even if it doesn't exist, it should at least match the zone origin).
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+// If it finds an exact match, that's obviously the best one. The partial
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+// match case is more complicated.
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+//
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+// We first need to consider the case where search hits a delegation point,
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+// either due to NS or DNAME. They are indicated as either dname_node_ or
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+// zonecut_node_ being non NULL. Usually at most one of them will be
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+// something else than NULL (it might happen both are NULL, in which case we
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+// consider it NOT FOUND). There's one corner case when both might be
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+// something else than NULL and it is in case there's a DNAME under a zone
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+// cut and we search in glue OK mode ‒ in that case we don't stop on the
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+// domain with NS and ignore it for the answer, but it gets set anyway. Then
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+// we find the DNAME and we need to act by it, therefore we first check for
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+// DNAME and then for NS. In all other cases it doesn't matter, as at least
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+// one of them is NULL.
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+//
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+// Next, we need to check if the ZoneTree search stopped at a node for a
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+// subdomain of the search name (so the comparison result that stopped the
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+// search is "SUPERDOMAIN"), it means the stopping node is an empty
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+// non-terminal node. In this case the search name is considered to exist
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+// but no data should be found there.
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+//
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+// (TODO: check this part when doing #2110)
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+// If none of above is the case, we then consider whether there's a matching
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+// wildcard. DomainTree::find() records the node if it encounters a
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+// "wildcarding" node, i.e., the immediate ancestor of a wildcard name
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+// (e.g., wild.example.com for *.wild.example.com), and returns it if it
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+// doesn't find any node that better matches the query name. In this case
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+// we'll check if there's indeed a wildcard below the wildcarding node.
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+//
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+// Note, first, that the wildcard is checked after the empty
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+// non-terminal domain case above, because if that one triggers, it
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+// means we should not match according to 4.3.3 of RFC 1034 (the query
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+// name is known to exist).
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+//
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+// Before we try to find a wildcard, we should check whether there's
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+// an existing node that would cancel the wildcard match. If
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+// DomainTree::find() stopped at a node which has a common ancestor
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+// with the query name, it might mean we are comparing with a
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+// non-wildcard node. In that case, we check which part is common. If
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+// we have something in common that lives below the node we got (the
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+// one above *), then we should cancel the match according to section
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+// 4.3.3 of RFC 1034 (as the name between the wildcard domain and the
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+// query name is known to exist).
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+//
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+// If there's no node below the wildcarding node that shares a common ancestor
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+// of the query name, we can conclude the wildcard is the best match.
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+// We'll then identify the wildcard node via an incremental search. Note that
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+// there's no possibility that the query name is at an empty non terminal
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+// node below the wildcarding node at this stage; that case should have been
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+// caught above.
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+//
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+// If none of the above succeeds, we conclude the name doesn't exist in
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+// the zone, and throw an OutOfZone exception.
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FindNodeResult findNode(const ZoneData& zone_data,
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const Name& name,
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- ZoneNodeChain& chain,
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+ ZoneNodeChain& node_path,
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ZoneFinder::FindOptions options)
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{
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ZoneNode* node = NULL;
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@@ -233,7 +339,8 @@ FindNodeResult findNode(const ZoneData& zone_data,
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const ZoneTree& tree(zone_data.getZoneTree());
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ZoneTree::Result result = tree.find(isc::dns::LabelSequence(name),
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- &node, chain, cutCallback, &state);
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+ &node, node_path, cutCallback,
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+ &state);
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const unsigned int zonecut_flag =
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(state.zonecut_node_ != NULL) ? FindNodeResult::FIND_ZONECUT : 0;
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if (result == ZoneTree::EXACTMATCH) {
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@@ -244,25 +351,34 @@ FindNodeResult findNode(const ZoneData& zone_data,
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if (state.dname_node_ != NULL) { // DNAME
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LOG_DEBUG(logger, DBG_TRACE_DATA, DATASRC_MEM_DNAME_FOUND).
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arg(state.dname_node_->getName());
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- return (FindNodeResult(ZoneFinder::DNAME, state.dname_node_, state.rrset_));
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+ return (FindNodeResult(ZoneFinder::DNAME, state.dname_node_,
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+ state.rrset_));
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}
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if (state.zonecut_node_ != NULL) { // DELEGATION due to NS
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LOG_DEBUG(logger, DBG_TRACE_DATA, DATASRC_MEM_DELEG_FOUND).
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arg(state.zonecut_node_->getName());
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- return (FindNodeResult(ZoneFinder::DELEGATION, state.zonecut_node_, state.rrset_));
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+ return (FindNodeResult(ZoneFinder::DELEGATION,
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+ state.zonecut_node_,
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+ state.rrset_));
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}
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- if (chain.getLastComparisonResult().getRelation() ==
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+ if (node_path.getLastComparisonResult().getRelation() ==
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NameComparisonResult::SUPERDOMAIN) { // empty node, so NXRRSET
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- LOG_DEBUG(logger, DBG_TRACE_DATA, DATASRC_MEM_SUPER_STOP).arg(name);
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+ LOG_DEBUG(logger, DBG_TRACE_DATA,
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+ DATASRC_MEM_SUPER_STOP).arg(name);
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const ZoneNode* nsec_node;
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- const RdataSet* nsec_rds = getClosestNSEC(zone_data, chain, &nsec_node, options);
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- return (FindNodeResult(ZoneFinder::NXRRSET, nsec_node, nsec_rds));
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+ const RdataSet* nsec_rds = getClosestNSEC(zone_data,
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+ node_path,
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+ &nsec_node,
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+ options);
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+ return (FindNodeResult(ZoneFinder::NXRRSET, nsec_node,
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+ nsec_rds));
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}
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- // TODO: wildcard (see memory_datasrc.cc:480)
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+ // TODO: wildcard (see memory_datasrc.cc:480 and ticket #2110)
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// Nothing really matched.
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LOG_DEBUG(logger, DBG_TRACE_DATA, DATASRC_MEM_NOT_FOUND).arg(name);
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const ZoneNode* nsec_node;
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- const RdataSet* nsec_rds = getClosestNSEC(zone_data, chain, &nsec_node, options);
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+ const RdataSet* nsec_rds = getClosestNSEC(zone_data, node_path,
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+ &nsec_node, options);
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return (FindNodeResult(ZoneFinder::NXDOMAIN, nsec_node, nsec_rds));
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} else {
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// If the name is neither an exact or partial match, it is
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@@ -274,6 +390,7 @@ FindNodeResult findNode(const ZoneData& zone_data,
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} // end anonymous namespace
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+// Specialization of the ZoneFinder::Context for the in-memory finder.
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class InMemoryZoneFinder::Context : public ZoneFinder::Context {
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public:
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/// \brief Constructor.
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@@ -300,7 +417,6 @@ InMemoryZoneFinder::find(const isc::dns::Name& name,
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const isc::dns::RRType& type,
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const FindOptions options)
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{
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- // call find_internal, and wrap the result in a ContextPtr
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return ZoneFinderContextPtr(new Context(*this, options,
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find_internal(name,
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type,
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@@ -313,7 +429,6 @@ InMemoryZoneFinder::findAll(const isc::dns::Name& name,
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std::vector<isc::dns::ConstRRsetPtr>& target,
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const FindOptions options)
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{
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- // call find_internal, and wrap the result in a ContextPtr
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return ZoneFinderContextPtr(new Context(*this, options,
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find_internal(name,
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RRType::ANY(),
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@@ -329,11 +444,12 @@ InMemoryZoneFinder::find_internal(const isc::dns::Name& name,
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{
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// Get the node. All other cases than an exact match are handled
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// in findNode(). We simply construct a result structure and return.
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- ZoneNodeChain chain;
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+ ZoneNodeChain node_path;
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const FindNodeResult node_result =
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- findNode(zone_data_, name, chain, options);
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+ findNode(zone_data_, name, node_path, options);
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if (node_result.code != SUCCESS) {
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- return (createFindResult(rrclass_, zone_data_, node_result.code, node_result.rrset, node_result.node));
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+ return (createFindResult(rrclass_, zone_data_, node_result.code,
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+ node_result.rrset, node_result.node));
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}
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const ZoneNode* node = node_result.node;
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@@ -347,7 +463,8 @@ InMemoryZoneFinder::find_internal(const isc::dns::Name& name,
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LOG_DEBUG(logger, DBG_TRACE_DATA, DATASRC_MEM_DOMAIN_EMPTY).
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arg(name);
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const ZoneNode* nsec_node;
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- const RdataSet* nsec_rds = getClosestNSEC(zone_data_, chain, &nsec_node, options);
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+ const RdataSet* nsec_rds = getClosestNSEC(zone_data_, node_path,
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+ &nsec_node, options);
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return (createFindResult(rrclass_, zone_data_, NXRRSET,
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nsec_rds,
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nsec_node));
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@@ -366,7 +483,8 @@ InMemoryZoneFinder::find_internal(const isc::dns::Name& name,
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LOG_DEBUG(logger, DBG_TRACE_DATA,
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DATASRC_MEM_EXACT_DELEGATION).arg(name);
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// TODO: rename argument (wildcards, see #2110)
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- return (createFindResult(rrclass_, zone_data_, DELEGATION, found, node));
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+ return (createFindResult(rrclass_, zone_data_, DELEGATION,
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+ found, node));
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}
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}
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@@ -402,7 +520,9 @@ InMemoryZoneFinder::find_internal(const isc::dns::Name& name,
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}
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}
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// No exact match or CNAME. Get NSEC if necessary and return NXRRSET.
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- return (createFindResult(rrclass_, zone_data_, NXRRSET, getNSECForNXRRSET(zone_data_, options, node), node));
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+ return (createFindResult(rrclass_, zone_data_, NXRRSET,
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+ getNSECForNXRRSET(zone_data_, options, node),
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+ node));
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}
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isc::datasrc::ZoneFinder::FindNSEC3Result
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