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ucred_get(3c)

ucred_get(3C)            Standard C Library Functions            ucred_get(3C)

NAME
       ucred_get,  ucred_free,  ucred_geteuid,  ucred_getruid,  ucred_getsuid,
       ucred_getegid,    ucred_getrgid,    ucred_getsgid,     ucred_getgroups,
       ucred_getprivset,    ucred_getpid,   ucred_getprinc,   ucred_getprojid,
       ucred_getzoneid, ucred_getpflags,  ucred_getlabel,  ucred_size  -  user
       credential functions

SYNOPSIS
       #include <ucred.h>

       ucred_t *ucred_get(pid_t pid);


       void ucred_free(ucred_t *uc);


       uid_t ucred_geteuid(const ucred_t *uc);


       uid_t ucred_getruid(const ucred_t *uc);


       uid_t ucred_getsuid(const ucred_t *uc);


       gid_t ucred_getegid(const ucred_t *uc);


       gid_t ucred_getrgid(const ucred_t *uc);


       gid_t ucred_getsgid(const ucred_t *uc);


       int ucred_getgroups(const ucred_t *uc, const gid_t **groups);


       const priv_set_t *ucred_getprivset(const ucred_t *uc,
            priv_ptype_t set);


       pid_t ucred_getpid(const ucred_t *uc);


       const char *ucred_getprinc(const ucred_t *uc);


       projid_t ucred_getprojid(const ucred_t *uc);


       zoneid_t ucred_getzoneid(const ucred_t *uc);


       uint_t ucred_getpflags(const ucred_t *uc, uint_t flags);


       m_label_t *ucred_getlabel(const ucred_t *uc);


       size_t ucred_size(void);

DESCRIPTION
       These  functions return or act on a user credential, ucred_t. User cre‐
       dentials are returned by various functions and describe the credentials
       of a process. Information about the process can  then  be  obtained  by
       calling the access functions. Access functions can fail if the underly‐
       ing mechanism did not return sufficient information.


       The  ucred_get()  function returns the user credential of the specified
       pid or NULL if none can be obtained. A pid value of P_MYID returns  in‐
       formation  about  the  calling process. The return value is dynamically
       allocated and must be freed using ucred_free().


       The ucred_geteuid(), ucred_getruid(), ucred_getsuid(), ucred_getegid(),
       ucred_getrgid(), and ucred_getsgid()  functions  return  the  effective
       UID,  real  UID, saved UID, effective GID, real GID, saved GID, respec‐
       tively, or -1 if the user credential does not contain sufficient infor‐
       mation.


       The ucred_getgroups() function stores a pointer to the  group  list  in
       the gid_t * pointed to by the second argument and returns the number of
       groups  in the list. It returns -1 if the information is not available.
       The returned group list is valid until ucred_free() is  called  on  the
       user credential given as argument.


       The ucred_getpid() function returns the process ID of the process or -1
       if  the  process ID is not available. The process ID returned in a user
       credential is only guaranteed to be correct in a very limited number of
       cases when returned by door_ucred(3C) and  ucred_get().  In  all  other
       cases,  the  process in question might have handed of the file descrip‐
       tor, the process might have exited or executed another program, or  the
       process ID might have been reused by a completely unrelated process af‐
       ter the original program exited.


       The ucred_getprinc() function returns a null-terminated string contain‐
       ing the kerberos principal associated with the credential. The returned
       pointer  remains valid until ucred_free() is called on the user creden‐
       tial given as argument. The function returns NULL if there is  no  ker‐
       beros principal associated with the credential.


       The ucred_getprojid() function returns the project ID of the process or
       -1 if the project ID is not available.


       The ucred_getzoneid() function returns the zone ID of the process or −1
       if the zone ID is not available.


       The  ucred_getprivset()  function  returns  the specified privilege set
       specified as second argument, or NULL if either the requested  informa‐
       tion  is  not  available  or the privilege set name is invalid. The re‐
       turned privilege set is valid until ucred_free() is called on the spec‐
       ified user credential.


       The ucred_getpflags() function returns the value of the specified priv‐
       ilege flags from  the  ucred  structure,  or  (uint_t)-1  if  none  was
       present.


       The  ucred_getlabel()  function returns the value of the label, or NULL
       if the label is not  available.  The  returned  label  is  valid  until
       ucred_free() is called on the specified user credential.


       The  ucred_free() function frees the memory allocated for the specified
       user credential.


       The ucred_size() function returns sizeof(ucred_t). This value  is  con‐
       stant  only  until  the  next  boot, at which time it could change. The
       ucred_size() function can be used to determine the size of  the  buffer
       needed   to   receive   a  credential  option  with  SO_RECVUCRED.  See
       socket.h(3HEAD).

RETURN VALUES
       See DESCRIPTION.

ERRORS
       The ucred_get() function will fail if:

       EAGAIN    There is not enough memory available to  allocate  sufficient
                 memory  to  hold  a  user credential. The application can try
                 again later.


       EACCES    The caller does not have sufficient privileges to examine the
                 target process.


       EMFILE    The calling process cannot open any more files.
       ENFILE


       ENOMEM    The physical limits of the system are exceeded by the  memory
                 allocation needed to hold a user credential.


       ESRCH     The target process does not exist.



       The ucred_getprivset() function will fail if:

       EINVAL    The privilege set argument is invalid.



       The ucred_getlabel() function will fail if:

       EINVAL    The label is not present.



       The ucred_geteuid(), ucred_getruid(), ucred_getsuid(), ucred_getegid(),
       ucred_getrgid(),  ucred_getsgid(), ucred_getgroups(), ucred_getlabel(),
       ucred_getpflags(),   ucred_getpid(),    ucred_getprinc(),    ucred_get‐
       privset(), and ucred_getprojid() functions will fail if:

       EINVAL    The  requested  user credential attribute is not available in
                 the specified user credential.


ATTRIBUTES
       See attributes(7) for descriptions of the following attributes:

       tab() box; cw(2.75i) |cw(2.75i) lw(2.75i) |lw(2.75i) ATTRIBUTE  TYPEAT‐
       TRIBUTE VALUE _ Interface StabilityCommitted _ MT-LevelMT-Safe


SEE ALSO
       getpflags(2),     getppriv(2),     door_ucred(3C),    getpeerucred(3C),
       priv_set(3C), socket.h(3HEAD), attributes(7), labels(7), privileges(7)

HISTORY
       Support for the following functions  is  available  in  Oracle  Solaris
       starting with the listed release:

       tab()  box; cw(4.12i) |cw(1.37i) lw(4.12i) |lw(1.37i) FUNCTIONRELEASE _
       ucred_getprinc() 11.4.63 _ ucred_getlabel() 10 11/06 (Update  3)  _  T{
       ucred_get(),      ucred_free(),      ucred_size(),     ucred_getegid(),
       ucred_geteuid(),          ucred_getgroups(),          ucred_getlabel(),
       ucred_getpflags(),          ucred_getpid(),         ucred_getprivset(),
       ucred_getprojid(), ucred_getrgid(),  ucred_getruid(),  ucred_getsgid(),
       ucred_getsuid(), ucred_getzoneid() T} 10 3/05


Oracle Solaris 11.4               4 Dec 2023                     ucred_get(3C)
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