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secure_rpc(3c)
secure_rpc(3C) Standard C Library Functions secure_rpc(3C)
NAME
secure_rpc, authdes_getucred, authdes_seccreate, getnetname, host2net‐
name, key_decryptsession, key_encryptsession, key_gendes, key_setse‐
cret, key_secretkey_is_set, netname2host, netname2user, user2netname -
library routines for secure remote procedure calls
SYNOPSIS
#include <rpc/rpc.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
int authdes_getucred(const struct authdes_cred *adc, uid_t *uidp,
gid_t *gidp, short *gidlenp, gid_t *gidlist);
AUTH *authdes_seccreate(const char *name, const uint_t window,
const char *timehost, ckey);
int getnetname(char name [MAXNETNAMELEN+1]);
int host2netname(char name [MAXNETNAMELEN+1], const char *host,
const char *domain);
int key_decryptsession(const char *remotename, des_block *deskey);
int key_encryptsession(const char *remotename, des_block *deskey);
int key_gendes(des_block *deskey);
int key_setsecret(const char *key);
int key_secretkey_is_set(void)
int netname2host(const char *name, char *host, const int hostlen);
int netname2user(const char *name, uid_t *uidp, gid_t *gidp, int *gidlenp,
gid_t *gidlist [NGRPS]);
int user2netname(char name [MAXNETNAMELEN+1], const uid_t uid,
const char *domain);
DESCRIPTION
The RPC library functions allow C programs to make procedure calls on
other machines across the network.
RPC supports various authentication flavors. Among them are:
AUTH_NONE No authentication (none).
AUTH_SYS Traditional UNIX-style authentication.
AUTH_DES DES encryption-based authentication.
The authdes_getucred() and authdes_seccreate() functions implement the
AUTH_DES authentication style. The keyserver daemon keyserv(8) must be
running for the AUTH_DES authentication system to work and keylogin(1)
must have been run. The AUTH_DES style of authentication is discussed
here. For information about the AUTH_NONE and AUTH_SYS flavors of au‐
thentication, refer to rpc_clnt_auth(3C). See rpc(3C) for the defini‐
tion of the AUTH data structure.
The following functions documented on this page are MT-Safe. For the
MT-levels of other authentication styles, see relevant man pages.
authdes_getucred() This is the first of two functions that inter‐
face to the RPC secure authentication system
AUTH_DES. The second is the authdes_seccreate()
function. The authdes_getucred() function is
used on the server side to convert an AUTH_DES
credential, which is operating system indepen‐
dent, to an AUTH_SYS credential. The au‐
thdes_getucred() function returns 1 if it suc‐
ceeds, 0 if it fails.
The *uidp parameter is set to the user's numer‐
ical ID associated with adc. The *gidp parame‐
ter is set to the numerical ID of the user's
group. The *gidlist parameter contains the nu‐
merical IDs of the other groups to which the
user belongs. The *gidlenp parameter is set to
the number of valid group ID entries specified
by the *gidlist parameter.
The authdes_getucred() function fails if the
authdes_cred structure was created with the
netname of a host. In such a case, net‐
name2host() should be used to get the host name
from the host netname in the authdes_cred
structure.
authdes_seccreate() The second of two AUTH_DES authentication func‐
tions, the authdes_seccreate() function is used
on the client side to return an authentication
handle that enables the use of the secure au‐
thentication system. The first field, name,
specifies the network name netname of the owner
of the server process. The field usually repre‐
sents a hostname derived from the host2net‐
name() utility, but the field might also repre‐
sent a user name converted with the user2net‐
name() utility.
The second field, window, specifies the valid‐
ity of the client credential in seconds. If the
difference in time between the client's clock
and the server's clock exceeds window, the
server rejects the client's credentials and the
clock will have to be resynchronized. A small
window is more secure than a large one, but
choosing too small a window increases the fre‐
quency of resynchronization due to clock drift.
The third parameter, timehost, is the host's
name and is optional. If timehost is NULL, the
authentication system assumes that the local
clock is always in sync with the timehost clock
and does not attempt resynchronization. If a
timehost is supplied, the system consults the
remote time service whenever resynchronization
is required. The timehost parameter is usually
the name of the host on which the server is
running.
The final parameter, ckey, is also optional. If
ckey is NULL, the authentication system gener‐
ates a random DES key to be used for the en‐
cryption of credentials. If ckey is supplied,
it is used for encryption.
If authdes_seccreate() fails, it returns NULL.
getnetname() This function returns the unique, operating
system independent netname of the caller in the
fixed-length array name. The function returns 1
if it succeeds and 0 if it fails.
host2netname() This function converts a domain-specific host‐
name host to an operating system independent
netname. The function returns 1 if it succeeds
and 0 if it fails. The host2netname() function
is the inverse of the netname2host() function.
If the domain is NULL, host2netname() uses the
default domain name of the machine. If host is
NULL, it defaults to that machine itself. If
domain is NULL and host is an NIS name such as
myhost.sun.example.com, the host2netname()
function uses the domain sun.example.com rather
than the default domain name of the machine.
key_decryptsession() This function is an interface to the keyserver
daemon, which is associated with RPC's secure
authentication system (AUTH_DES authentica‐
tion). User programs rarely need to call
key_decryptsession() or the associated func‐
tions key_encryptsession(), key_gendes(), and
key_setsecret().
The key_decryptsession() function takes a
server netname remotename and a DES key deskey,
and decrypts the key by using the public key of
the server and the secret key associated with
the effective UID of the calling process. The
key_decryptsession() function is the inverse of
the key_encryptsession() function.
key_encryptsession() This function is a keyserver interface that
takes a server netname remotename and a DES key
deskey, and encrypts the key using the public
key of the server and the secret key associated
with the effective UID of the calling process.
If the keyserver does not have a key registered
for the UID, it falls back to using the secret
key for the netname nobody unless this feature
has been disabled. See keyserv(8). The key_en‐
cryptsession() function is the inverse of the
key_decryptsession() function. The key_encrypt‐
session() function returns 0 if it succeeds, −1
if it fails.
key_gendes() This is a keyserver interface function used to
ask the keyserver for a secure conversation
key. Selecting a conversion key at random is
generally not secure because the common ways of
choosing random numbers are too easy to guess.
The key_gendes() function returns 0 if it suc‐
ceeds, −1 if it fails.
key_setsecret() This is a keyserver interface function used to
set the key for the effective UID of the call‐
ing process. This function returns 0 if it suc‐
ceeds, −1 if it fails.
key_secretkey_is_set() This is a keyserver interface function used to
determine if a key has been set for the effec‐
tive UID of the calling process. If the key‐
server has a key stored for the effective UID
of the calling process, the key_se‐
cretkey_is_set() function returns 1. Otherwise
it returns 0.
netname2host() This function converts an operating system in‐
dependent netname name to a domain-specific
hostname host. The hostlen parameter is the
maximum size of host. The netname2host() func‐
tion returns 1 if it succeeds and 0 if it
fails. The function is the inverse of the
host2netname() function.
netname2user() This function converts an operating system in‐
dependent netname to a domain-specific user ID.
The netname2user() function returns 1 if it
succeeds and 0 if it fails. The function is the
inverse of the user2netname() function.
The *uidp parameter is set to the user's numer‐
ical ID associated with name. The *gidp parame‐
ter is set to the numerical ID of the user's
group. The gidlist parameter contains the nu‐
merical IDs of the other groups to which the
user belongs. The *gidlenp parameter is set to
the number of valid group ID entries specified
by the gidlist parameter.
user2netname() This function converts a domain-specific user‐
name to an operating system independent net‐
name. The user2netname() function returns 1 if
it succeeds and 0 if it fails. The function is
the inverse of netname2user() function.
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 _ MT-LevelMT-Safe
SEE ALSO
chkey(1), keylogin(1), rpc(3C), rpc_clnt_auth(3C), attributes(7), key‐
serv(8), newkey(8)
Oracle Solaris 11.4 27 Nov 2017 secure_rpc(3C)