rpm2html-1.11.2/Copyright0000664000076400007640000000242607565426467013757 0ustar hanyhany Copyright (C) 1998-2002 Daniel Veillard. All Rights Reserved. Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is fur- nished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FIT- NESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. 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Daniel.veillard@imag.fr $Id: BUGS,v 1.3 2001/02/21 18:45:34 veillard Exp $ rpm2html-1.11.2/README0000664000076400007640000000231707576704443012736 0ustar hanyhany PROJECT is dead, if someone feels like taking over, contact me, I will provide all bits I have. daniel@veillard.com README for rpm2html Version 0.90 Rpm2html tries to solve 2 big problems one face when grabbing a RPM package from a mirror on the net and trying to install it: - it gives more information than just the filename before installing the package. - it tries to solve the dependancy problem by analyzing all the Provides and Requires of the set of RPMs. It shows the cross references by the way of hypertext links. The second point will only be efficient if the actual number of RPM indexed is important. I can see various usages for this software: - indexing mirrors sites (e.g. Sunsite, RedHat and their mirrors world wide). - indexing CD-ROM before shipping to provide an easier view of the packages available using the standard tool (an HTML browser). - exporting as a set of HTML pages the current setup of a linux machine, this may prove useful for system administration. Check INSTALL for installation instruction. Read BUGS to learn about registered misbehaviours Daniel $Id: README,v 1.12 2002/12/14 19:40:19 veillard Exp $ rpm2html-1.11.2/TODO0000664000076400007640000001074211452634006012530 0ustar hanyhanyTodo: - change URLs to old rpmfind.net to new website - new website (at Savannah) - make it possible to configure extension of output files while with templates we can produce .xml, .php, ...) - try to speed-up processing by comparing last-modification-time of package and pages which are generated (only) from that package and generate the page only if package is newer, i.e. the modification date of the package file is newer then either mod. data of the package's HTML page, template's file, configuration's file or mod. time of the rpm2html binary itself - try to further speed-up processing by caching package attributes in DB cache (db4?) and only process packages not in the cache or if they were modified from previous run - then also regenerate only pages generated from changed info (this means making some package -> page "dependency" tracking) - resolve errors with libxml as experienced for example by users of RDF functionality: xmlEncodeEntitiesReentrant : input not UTF-8 (reported by Andreas Radke) - resolve 'make dist' (does not work) vs. 'make distrib' (works) in Makefile - do not cosider new packages based on their time of creation but based on their apearing in the repo (i.e. if the lastOprevious time the rpm2html was running and the package was not there - and now is - it is new) => there should be some status info implemented to keep track of known (thus not new) packages - necessary especialy for RDF feed: when packages are added into repo days or even weeksafter creation are then not indicated as new - GPG signatures: when GPG support is compiled in, add configuration parameter to turn it off - add to the PHP searches - handle directories with invalid chars for URI, either escape, or more brutal/simple, skip them. - Maintain the coherency RPM <-> HTML when packages are removed, with links to non-existent of updated packages. - Overflow of buffer containing the file-list, and max size. Crash with 80000 bytes ! (XXX that's probably alredy fixed or if not than approach similar to changelog fixing can be used) - User-provided Header and Footer. (we can do this with templates) - Extraction and display of more information: + ICON + GIF + XPM - make 'protectemails' mangle 'mail' so that those maintainers who wish to mangle e-mails do not have to change value of both 'protectemails' and 'mail' options Nice: - integrate a portaloo - store all metadata in the database - cleanup the Vendor/Distribution/Packager/dist mess of the database - build a database of GPG/PGP keys and associated packagers/distributions - add a Project database, offer ways for users to complement it - extend the database based cleanup to also remove HTML pages. Done: - Switch to PNG and get rid of those 2 GIFs ! - Generate RDF channels per distro or subdirs - Timestamps - Config file using per-directory entries + Local URL + Remote URL + Color + SRC URL - Config for Remote distributors - Source RPM handling - Extraction and display of more information: + COPYRIGHT + PACKAGER + URL - an Index file with stats and infos - ByName index - Documentation - Packaging - Give package sources information using dir colors. Maybe color should be defined in a different way. - Multi-platform (see also OS). A given package may be available for more than one platform - Localization. - More navigarion links in the Header of generated files, direct links to Group, Date, Vendor - Handle the file modification time to avoid rewriting all the files at each run, if not needed. This break HTTP caching ! - Handle more than 2 Gig of RPM data. - Correct HTML output. - Limit size of ByDate.html - Add "More..." links to ByDate when overriding the limit of the page size. - Split the ByName to be actually a set of links to smaller pages. - Warns if case of lack of resources lists. - Check for -lintl in configure.in and add -lintl in Makefile.ini (Cristian Bradiceanu ). - Provide a mechanism to add per-base links in the navigation headers (for search or help). - Added a man(1) page provided by Manu :-) ROUAT - Add 'changelog' fields to the resulting pages (Gary Thomas ). - Enforce new pages and directory to be world-readable (Kirk Bauer ) - Provide RPM packages for sources and i386 ! - Site mapping, per-directory output and navigation. - Maintain the coherency RPM <-> RDF when packages are removed $Id: TODO,v 1.42 2010/10/05 14:36:54 hany Exp $ rpm2html-1.11.2/INSTALL0000664000076400007640000000557111452634006013075 0ustar hanyhany INSTALLING rpm2html =================== rpm2html uses the RPM library, which in turn uses the libdb library. If one of these seems to be missing you should install the rpm-devel and db packages. If available, installing rpm2html should hopefully be as simple as: ./configure make su make install edit /usr/local/share/rpm2html.config (see below) and create the directory to hold the HTML output. make test To verify that the configuration is Ok, And you are ready to install it in your crontab NOTE : ====== - autoconf take /usr/local as the standard prefix, it is possible to override the installation to some place elsewhere. - while in use, rpm2html need only 2 files in the system : the binary and the config(s) file passed as argument(s). - No special permission are needed it just need write access to the output directory and be able to read the RPM directories and files. - if you get "/bin/sh: aclocal-1.10: command not found" from "make", run `./autogen.sh` The CONFIGURATION FILE: ======================= Is a text file, lines beginning with semicolumns are comments. The first part is a global section defining some important parameters of rpm2html. Parameters are defined with the syntax: variable=value Values shouln't be quoted and end up with the end of line Variable | Value ------------------------------------------------------------ maint | The maintainer of the local mirror, NEEDED ! mail | The E-mail of the maintainer, NEEDED ! dir | The directory for for the HTML output, NEEDED ! url | The URL for the HTML files on the WWW server host | The hostname for the server. header | An URL followed by a description (Feedback, Search ...). After these variables, one section should be filled for each directory on your system containing RPM files. It starts with the directory filename between brackets: [The name between brackets is the directory, NEEDED !] The special directory name [localbase] extract information from the RPM base of installed software instead of listing a directory. It allows to dump HTML pages for the installed RPM base on a machine. All the variables defined below until the next directory or the end of file pertain to this directory. Here are the possible variables: Variable | Value --------------------------------------------------- name | A significant name for this mirror, NEEDED ! ftp | The original FTP/HTTP url, NEEDED ! ftpsrc | Where the associated sources are stored color | Background color for pages trust | Unused yet subdir | The subdirectory for HTML output It is possible to indicate other mirrors by adding some mirror=value lines withing the section. The first one will be considered the local one. See PRINCIPLES for a more general comments daniel@veillard.com $Id: INSTALL,v 1.11 2010/10/05 14:36:54 hany Exp $ rpm2html-1.11.2/CHANGES0000664000076400007640000001256207276003465013045 0ustar hanyhanyTue May 8 16:47:35 CEST 2001 Daniel Veillard * all: Moved to sources.redhat.com 1.2.2 ===== * add the multi-rpm base support. 1.2.1 ===== * correct the nasty solaris quick sort bug... 1.0: ==== * serious memory usage debugging. * speedup code, hash table for resources. * reduced a lot memory consumption by separating extra RPM data. * added the mirrors.html link to the links headers. * updated to the latest XML code, memory leak proofed. * improved the indexes page output. 0.99: ===== * parse SuSE sources RPMs with .spm suffixes * changed the output for source RPMs * exit if config file is corrupted * cleanup of the RDF tree output (new module cleanup.c). 0.98: ===== * Rpm2html now dumps mirror informations from the config file too to allow the rpmfind clients to get distribution informations and mirrors lists. * Upgraded the XML/RDF encoding libraries, the old RDF encoding compatibility flag should be removed in the next release. 0.97: ===== * Applied autoconf/makefiles patches from Karl Eichwalder * Added the generation of the RDF "apropos" description 0.96: ===== * Cleaned up the make, now libxml builds in the local tree, and it's possible to build outside of source tree. 0.95: ===== * separated rpmfind from rpm2html, it's now standalone 0.94: ===== * Mainly working on the rpmfind stuff, integrated with libWWW which already improves performances a lot even if it does only one request at a time * rpmfind now allow querying for a specific version of a package like "rpmfind gcc-2.7.2-3". * rpm2html is now available from the W3C public CVS tree 0.93: ===== * Enhancement to rpmfind, distribution detection, * Fixed the binary RPM * rpm2html now show new packages with a "new" icon. * Moved to the W3C Copyright (BSD like) since I'm using W3C resources. 0.92: ===== * First shipping of rpmfind, unfortunately it wasn't included in the binary RPM :-\ 0.91: ===== * Intermediate bug-fix release 0.90: ===== * Makefile.in (dir.gif.h): Call compressor with path. * Started adding RDF parser and generation, modification of HTML entities encoding, since XML will have a different one. Bug fixes. * Removal of main static buffer size problems. * Work on an RDF api 0.85: ===== * corrected a bug in the FTP URL for subtrees * started adding code to dump the real tree * got rid of scandir() and isblank() for portability 0.80: ===== * added a count to Group, Distribs and Packagers lists * Added msg.de and change the installation process, install the config file in @sysconfdir@ and msg.* in @datadir@ thanks to Karl Eichwalder * Added Map of the site, and dump of information per directory. Involved a lot of changes internally. * Use subdir command rather than dir for per-distribution HTML subtrees. * Changed the sort algorithm, was too slow for big archives. 0.70: ===== * Memory debugging through Insure++, removed a few nasty things. * Changes to support Caldera packages. * Warns in case of lack of resource lists. * Extended the language files. * Added extra header configuration. * Added patches from Gary Thomas (Changelog, zlib, typos). 0.60: ===== * ByDate is now completely splitted in reasonably sized chunks with next pointers. * ByName is now splitted into N separate files depending on the package first letter. 0.50: ===== * Added a fixed size limit to ByDate.html ... People are interested in fresh RPMs, not in a 800Kb HTML page ! MAX_PAGE_LENGHT in rpm2html.h for # of packages. * Added a -force flag to force the output of HTML pages, bypassing the file timestamp checking. * Added recursion in directories. The HTML follow the directory tree and is built on the fly. * Corrected serious errors in the HTML output. * Added a Spanish setup file, thanks to iolalla . Check http://keynes.cti.unav.es/eurielec/ too. 0.40: ===== * Multiple architecture support has been added. * Inserted table breaks in big lists of packages, this slighly breaks the nice alignment but helps the browser rendering a lot ! * Handle the file modification time to avoid rewriting all the files at each run, if not needed. This was breaking HTTP caching based on file timestamps! * Handle more than 2 Gig of RPM data. * Correct HTML output to be HTML 4.0 compliant. 0.30: ===== * Corrected bugs concerning generated links for Vendor and Distribution. * Added an header for navigation. * Corrected a small bug concerning the color front-end packing 0.25: ===== * Applied patches from Elliot Lee. * IMPORTANT: - the "url" field in the config file now indicate the URL (absolute or relative) to the set of generated HTML files, not the rpm2html Home page anymore ! - The mirrors for a directory are now indicated using the "mirror" keyword ! - Also there is no more way to change the rpm2html URI from the config file, one need to recompile. * Added PRINCIPLES and CHANGES * General cleanup of the configuration file handling. * Support for differents architectures (via directories). 0.2: ==== * A better page colorization rendering * Added the support for localization * Added support to dump the actual installed RPM base on the local machine. 0.1: ==== * First release $Id: CHANGES,v 1.41 2001/05/08 14:48:21 veillard Exp $ rpm2html-1.11.2/PRINCIPLES0000664000076400007640000001116506521237045013436 0ustar hanyhany How does rpm2html works ? ========================= The input of rpm2html are: 1/ a list of configuration files 2/ [optional] a language message file. Each configuration file is handled independently as if if was a new invocation of rpm2html. A configuration file represents a list of directories and a distribution as a whole. All the references between packages listed in the directories of a single config file are marked by hyperlinks in the resulting HTML files. Here is the process leading to the creation of the HTML pages: 1/ The configuration file is parsed, it sets all the default values for rpm2html. Then all the directory entries are parsed and a list of directories to scan is built. 2/ For each directory, the RPM are scanned, the HTML page describing the package is generated immediately. All resources provided and needed by the RPM file are stored in a list of resources. A list of parsed RPMs is also constructed. 3/ Once all the RPM for this config file have been scanned all resources are dumped in resources files with links to the RPM providing them (one could also add the RPM needing them but everything needs libc for example). 4/ The sorted lists of packages are generated by sorting the RPM list for various criteria and general front-end pages are generated unsing the new list order. 5/ The main page is generated with links to the various front-end pages, statistics and description of the packages analyzed. 6/ All the lists are freed and global variables are reset. rpm2html is now ready to handle the next configuration file. A configuration file represent a "distribution" where all the cross-links makes sense, e.g.: -->Dist --> srcs --> noarch --> i386 --> sparc --> alpha --> ppc Here is a possible configuration file for such a distribution where all the HTML files are stored in the same directory: ------------------- config.onedir ----------------- ; ; Sample configuration file for rpm2html ; when using a single directory for all HTML output ; maint=Joe mail=joe@mydistrib.org dir=/home/http/html/MyDistrib url=http://www.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib ftpsrc=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/srcs host=MyDistrib.Org header=mailto:joe@mydistrib.org Feedback [/MyDistrib/RPM/srcs] name=Sources for MyDistrib ftp=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/srcs [/MyDistrib/RPM/noarch] name=Arch independant packages for MyDistrib ftp=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/noarch [/MyDistrib/RPM/i386] name=i386 packages for MyDistrib ftp=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/i386 [/MyDistrib/RPM/alpha] name=Alpha packages for MyDistrib ftp=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/alpha [/MyDistrib/RPM/sparc] name=Sparc packages for MyDistrib ftp=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/sparc [/MyDistrib/RPM/ppc] name=PPC packages for MyDistrib ftp=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/ppc ------------------------------------------------- In the second example, the front-end HTML pages are stored in a general directory, as well as all the resources pages. The HTML pages are stored in separate directories. To be able to provide cross linking between HTML pages located in different directories on the server, the "subdir" giving the relative URL path for the HTML directories is needed, e.g. : ----------------- config.multidir --------------- ; ; Sample configuration file for rpm2html ; when using separate directories for the HTML files. ; maint=Joe mail=joe@mydistrib.org dir=/home/http/html/MyDistrib ftpsrc=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/srcs url=/mydistrib host=MyDistrib.Org header=mailto:joe@mydistrib.org Feedback [/MyDistrib/RPM/srcs] name=Sources for MyDistrib ftp=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/srcs subdir=srcs [/MyDistrib/RPM/noarch] name=Arch independant packages for MyDistrib ftp=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/noarch ftpsrc=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/noarch subdir=noarch [/MyDistrib/RPM/i386] name=i386 packages for MyDistrib ftp=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/i386 subdir=i386 [/MyDistrib/RPM/alpha] name=Alpha packages for MyDistrib ftp=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/alpha subdir=alpha [/MyDistrib/RPM/sparc] name=Sparc packages for MyDistrib ftp=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/sparc subdir=sparc [/MyDistrib/RPM/ppc] name=PPC packages for MyDistrib ftp=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/ppc subdir=ppc ------------------------------------------------- In that case the HTTP server tree follow closely the ditribution tree but this is not mandatory. Daniel.Veillard@apocalypse.org $Id: PRINCIPLES,v 1.5 1998/04/28 02:25:41 veillard Exp $ rpm2html-1.11.2/missing0000777000076400007640000000000011466331653021204 2/usr/share/automake-1.11/missingustar hanyhanyrpm2html-1.11.2/NEWS0000664000076400007640000001460211466345163012546 0ustar hanyhanyrpm2html 1.11.2 *************** This release is considered development and may break compatibility with RPM releases other than rpm.org's rpm 4.6 . More testing is needed for development releases. Changes since last release 1.11.1: Minor improvements and fixes: * option 'dump_html_only_if_rpm_newer' has been added so users can enable the comparison of file modification timestamps of the RPM file and dumped HTML file - when enabled, HTML file is dumped for RPM file only if HTML does not exists yet or its timestamp is older than that of RPM file (default is disabled) note: for now it works only for per-RPM package HTML pages. rpm2html 1.11.1 *************** This release is considered development and may break compatibility with RPM releases other than rpm.org's rpm 4.6 . More testing is needed for development releases. Changes since last release 1.11.0: Minor improvements and fixes: * smoother RPM build using the supplied spec * reenabled support for package signature processing for RPM prior to 4.6 * fixed typos in man page (patch from Michal Čihař ) * removed double open which can bring speed-ups around 20% rpm2html 1.11.0 *************** This release is considered development and may break compatibility with RPM releases other than rpm.org's rpm 4.6 . Testing is needed for such releases. Changes since last release 1.10.0: New minor features: * preliminary support for compilation against RPM.org's rpm 4.6 using rpmlegacy.h rpm2html 1.10.0 *************** This release is considered stable and is not expected to break things. Changes since last release 1.9.7: None. Changes since last stable release 1.8.3: Some new features: * e-mail protection (mangle e-mail adresses in HTML output) * 'Mirrors' link can be configured in configuration file (see 'header=... Mirrors' line in example configuration files) * option 'rdf_count_limit' has been added so users can customize the limit of RDF export (default value was and still is 20) * possibility to build rpm2html using Lazarus libtemplate (http://www.lazarusid.com/libtemplate.shtml) and option 'html_template' to specify template to use * option 'cve_linking' (enabled by default) which adds hyperlinks to any CVE-xxxx-yyyy and CAN-xxxx-yyyy numbers occuring in the changelog (links go to cve.mitre.org) - based on patch from blacksuninc@users.sourceforge.net and a lot of bugfixes. rpm2html 1.9.7 ************** This release is considered development but it is not expected to break things. Changes since last release 1.9.6: New minor features: * protect more email addresses in changelog, not just those enclosed in <> plus protect also email addresses from PGP/GPG signatures and fixes: * fixed usage of configure's --with-gpg parameter - happened to be broken a while ago thus making it impossible to enable GPG support * do not use whole local directory name in page title rpm2html 1.9.6 ************** This release is considered development but it is not expected to break things. Changes since last release 1.9.5: Just fixes: * fixed error messages like "couldn't open /usr/share/man/man5/aliases.5.gz.rdf for writing !" * fixed error when compiling without libtemplate support * added 'BuildRequires: automake' into RPM spec file rpm2html 1.9.5 ************** This release is considered development but it is not expected to break things. Changes since last release 1.9.4: Just fixes: * fixed "rdf_count_limit" option handling (option has been so far ignored by mistake) * fixed setting of 'next_page' template variable for 'dates_next_page' template item ("..." link at the end of "by date" pages) rpm2html 1.9.4 ************** This release is considered development but (again and this time hopefully for real) is not expected to break things. Changes since last release 1.9.3: Just fixes: * fixed some memory leaks * fixed segmentation fault occuring when generating pages describing local configuration with libtemplate enabled * added missing BuildRequires into spec file Plus little more verbose messages has been added informing the user which general group of page generation is being done. rpm2html 1.9.3 ************** This release is considered development but (again) is not expected to break things. Changes since last release 1.9.2: New features: * possibility to build rpm2html using Lazarus libtemplate (http://www.lazarusid.com/libtemplate.shtml) and option 'html_template' to specify template to use * option 'cve_linking' (enabled by default) which adds hyperlinks to any CVE-xxxx-yyyy and CAN-xxxx-yyyy numbers occuring in the changelog (links go to cve.mitre.org) - based on patch from blacksuninc@users.sourceforge.net Fixes: * accept '(' and ')' in resource names thus fixing the Requires list for 64-bit packages - patch by R. Scott Bailey * accept '(' and ')' in groups thus reduce the amount of "garbled group" warnings * little documentation clean-up and update rpm2html 1.9.2 ************** This release is considered development but (again) is not expected to break things. Changes since last release 1.9.1: New features: * option 'rdf_count_limit' has been added so users can customize the limit of RDF export (default value was and still is 20) Fixes: * disabled length check for "garbled" warnings rpm2html 1.9.1 ************** This release is considered development but is not expected to break things. Changes since last release 1.9.0: New features: * 'Mirrors' link can be configured in configuration file (see 'header=... Mirrors' line in example configuration files) Fixes: * home page URLs has been updated * moderated "Invalid package : garbled release" error message: release is considered garbled if it is longer than 65 characters (instead of 20) * fixed coredumps caused by large changelogs rpm2html 1.9.0 ************** This release is considered development but is not expected to break things. Changes since last release 1.8.3: * added new feature: e-mail protection (mangle e-mail adresses in HTML output) - see 'protectemails' entry in manuel.html or example configuration files * fixed changelog parsing * fixed handling of empty filelists * home page URL has been updated in manuel.html rpm2html 1.8.3 ************** Changes since 1.8.2: * GIF images replaced with PNG images * fixed bugs in configure.in affecting usage of 'configure --with-gpg' $Id: NEWS,v 1.20 2010/11/09 22:25:55 hany Exp $ rpm2html-1.11.2/AUTHORS0000664000076400007640000000000007330561073013075 0ustar hanyhanyrpm2html-1.11.2/rpm2html.spec0000664000076400007640000002554411466345217014477 0ustar hanyhanySummary: Translates an RPM database and dependency information into HTML Name: rpm2html %define version 1.11.2 Version: %{version} Release: 1%{?dist} Group: Applications/System Source0: http://savannah.nongnu.org/download/rpm2html/rpm2html-%{version}.tar.gz URL: http://www.nongnu.org/rpm2html/ License: MIT BuildRoot: %{_tmppath}/%{name}-root BuildPreReq: rpm-devel BuildRequires: automake BuildRequires: bzip2-devel BuildRequires: libtemplate-devel BuildRequires: libxml2-devel BuildRequires: popt BuildRequires: zlib-devel Requires: gnupg %description The rpm2html utility automatically generates web pages that describe a set of RPM packages. The goals of rpm2html are to identify the dependencies between various packages, and to find the package(s) that will provide the resources needed to install a given package. Rpm2html analyzes the provides and requires of the given set of RPMs, and then shows the dependency cross-references using hypertext links. Rpm2html can now dump the meta data associated with RPM files into standard RDF files. Install rpm2html if you want a utility for translating information from an RPM database into HTML. %prep %setup -q %build ./autogen.sh %configure --sysconfdir=/etc \ --with-gpg \ --with-template make %{?_smp_mflags} # enable 'html_template' option sed -i -e 's#^;html_template=rpm2html.tpl#html_template=%{_sysconfdir}/%{name}.tpl#g' rpm2html.config* %install rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_ROOT install -d ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{_bindir} install -d ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{_sysconfdir} install -d ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{_datadir}/rpm2html install -d ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{_mandir}/man1 install -m 0755 rpm2html ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{_bindir} install -m 0644 msg.* ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{_datadir}/rpm2html/ install -m 0644 rpm2html.config rpm2html.tpl ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{_sysconfdir} install -m 0644 rpm2html.1 ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{_mandir}/man1/rpm2html.1 %clean rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_ROOT %files %defattr(-,root,root) %doc CHANGES BUGS Copyright PRINCIPLES README TODO %doc rpm2html-cdrom.config rpm2html-en.config rpm2html-rdf.config %{_datadir}/rpm2html %{_bindir}/rpm2html* %{_datadir}/rpm2html/msg.* %{_mandir}/man1/* %config(noreplace) %{_sysconfdir}/rpm2html.config %config(noreplace) %{_sysconfdir}/rpm2html.tpl %changelog * Tue Nov 9 2010 Peter Hanecak 1.11.2-1 - configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.11.1 (development release) - NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated - config.c, html.c, rpm2html.config.test, rpm2html-en.config, rpm2html.h, rpmopen.c: added global option 'dump_html_only_if_rpm_newer' (off by default) * Thu Sep 30 2010 Peter Hanecak 1.11.1-1 - configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.11.0 (development release) - NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated - rpmopen.c: removed double open - should speed things up around 20% - INSTALL: added "./autogen.sh" tip - rpm2html.1: fixed typos - patch from Michal Čihař - rpm2html.spec.in: run ./autogen.sh before ./configure to properly deal with various version of autotools we may encounter on various build machines - rpmopen.c: reenabled support for package signature processing for RPM prior to 4.6 * Tue Apr 28 2009 Peter Hanecak 1.11.0-1 - config.h.in configure.in rpmdata.h rpmopen.c: preliminary support for compilation against RPM.org's rpm 4.6 using rpmlegacy.h * Tue Apr 28 2009 Peter Hanecak 1.10.0-1 - configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.10.0 (stable release) - NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated * Sat Nov 29 2008 Peter Hanecak 1.9.7-1 - html.c: do not use whole local directory name in page title - rpmopen.c: protect even email addresses from PGP/GPG signatures - rpmdata.c: protect more email addresses in changelog, not just those enclosed in <> - Makefile.am: fixed usage of configure's --with-gpg parameter * Wed Aug 29 2007 Peter Hanecak 1.9.6-1 - rdf.c: fixed error messages like "couldn't open /usr/share/man/man5/aliases.5.gz.rdf for writing !" - rpm2html.spec.in: added BuildRequires: automake - config.c: fixed error when compiling without libtemplate support * Tue May 15 2007 Peter Hanecak 1.9.5-1 - ChangeLog: fixed typo - html.c: fixed handling of "rdf_count_limit" option introduced in 1.9.2 - option has been so far ignored by mistake - html.c: fixed setting of 'next_page' template variable for 'dates_next_page' template item * Sat Apr 14 2007 Peter Hanecak 1.9.4-1 - config.c, rpmopen.c: fixed some memory leaks - html.c, rdf.c: little more verbose messages - html.c, rpm2html.tpl: fixed segmentation fault occuring when generating pages describing local configuration with libtemplate enabled - html.c: fixed minor typos - rpm2html.spec.in: added missing BuildRequires * Sun Apr 1 2007 Peter Hanecak 1.9.3-1 - build using Lazarus libtemplate - accept '(' and ')' in resource names thus fixing the Requires list for 64-bit packages - accept '(' and ')' in groups thus reduced the amount of "garbled group" warnings - added hyperlinking to any CVE-xxxx-yyyy and CAN-xxxx-yyyy numbers occuring in the changelog - little documentation clean-up and update - %%{dist} added to release - configs are now noreplace - removed crude autogen.sh hack - do not strip binary - properly install translations * Sun Sep 25 2005 Peter Hanecak 1.9.2-1 - option 'rdf_count_limit' has been added so users can customize the limit of RDF export (default value was and still is 20) - disabled length check for "garbled" warnings * Thu Aug 18 2005 Peter Hanecak 1.9.1-1 - 'Mirrors' link can be configured in configuration file (see 'header=... Mirrors' line in example configuration files) - home page URLs has been updated - moderated "Invalid package : garbled release" error message: release is considered garbled if it is longer than 65 characters (instead of 20) - fixed coredumps caused by large changelogs * Tue Apr 5 2005 Peter Hanecak 1.9.0-1 - added new feature: e-mail protection (mangle e-mail adresses in HTML output) - see 'protectemails' entry in manuel.html or example configuration files - fixed changelog parsing - fixed handling of empty filelists - home page URL has been updated in manuel.html * Mon Mar 14 2005 Peter Hanecak 1.8.3-1 - GIFs transformed to PNGs - fixed bugs in configure.in affecting usage of 'configure --with-gpg' - project maintenance taken over by me (Peter Hanecak) * Fri Sep 26 2003 Daniel Veillard 1.8.2-1 - made a new release based on the patches from Peter Hanecak * Fri Sep 26 2003 Peter Hanecak 1.8.1-2 - synchronized with Daniel Veillard's rpm2html-1.8.1-1 package - rpm2html-1.8.1-rpm42.patch based on rpm42 patch for apt by Gary Peck * Mon Aug 11 2003 Peter Hanecak 1.7-8.1 - synchronized with RedHat's rpm2html-1.7-8 package * Thu Nov 7 2002 Daniel Veillard - release of 1.8 - a bunch of cleanups w.r.t. spec, Makefiles, etc... - make sure RDF files are indented * Wed Aug 14 2002 Jeff Johnson 1.7-8 - initial port to rpm-4.1. * Tue Apr 30 2002 Peter Hanecak - rebuild against rpm-4.0.4 - droped old unused patches * Wed Feb 6 2002 Peter Hanecak - update to 1.7 - merged some stuff from RedHat's rpm2html-1.7-4 package - s/Copyright/License - dropped rpm2html-1.5-sig-5.patch and rpm2html-dup.patch patches * Wed Jan 02 2002 Florian La Roche - rebuild against new libs - update config.guess and config.sub for IA64 * Tue Jul 24 2001 Daniel Veillard - upgraded to 1.7 - cleaned up a potential problem with libxml2 - fixed BuildPrereqs * Wed Jul 18 2001 Daniel Veillard - upgraded to version 1.6 - removed the mysql support, this is too specific * Tue Jul 10 2001 Elliot Lee - Rebuild against rpm-4.0.3-0.65 - Use %%{?_smp_mflags} * Fri Jun 29 2001 Jeff Johnson - rebuild against rpm-4.0.3-0.54. * Wed May 23 2001 Jeff Johnson - rebuild against rpm-4.0.3-0.26. * Tue Dec 26 2000 Jeff Johnson - build against rpm-4.0.2-0.9. * Tue Dec 12 2000 Jeff Johnson - rebuild to remove 0777 directories. * Mon Dec 11 2000 Peter Hanecak - rpm2html-dup.patch by Alexey Nogin * Wed Nov 8 2000 Peter Hanecak - rpm2html-1.5-sig-5.patch: summary of previous patches plus typo fixes * Tue Nov 7 2000 Peter Hanecak - rpm2html-1.5-sig-speedup.patch to avoid unnecessary signature resolving * Sun Nov 5 2000 Peter Hanecak - rpm2html-1.5-sig-4.patch: summary of rpm2html-1.4-sig.patch and rpm2html-1.5-sig-memleak.patch plus configurable "resolving" feature using gnupg * Thu Nov 2 2000 Jeff Johnson - update to 1.5. - enable mysql support by default. * Wed Oct 25 2000 Peter Hanecak - rpm2html-1.5-sig-memleak.patch by Daniel Veillard * Tue Oct 3 2000 Peter Hanecak - rpm2html-1.4-sig.patch - experimental enhancement to include package signature info in .html pages * Mon Sep 25 2000 Peter Hanecak - update to 1.5 - .bz2 source archive - merged some stuff from Daniel Veillard's 1.5-1 spec * Fri Aug 4 2000 Jeff Johnson - remove exec permissions on data files. * Fri Jul 28 2000 Peter Hanecak - update to 1.4 - spec improvements * Thu Jul 13 2000 Prospector - automatic rebuild * Sun Jun 25 2000 Peter Hanecak - merged stuff from RedHat's rpm2html-1.2-8 - patches ported forward - rpm-4.0 patch - build against rpm-4.0-0.45 * Thu Jun 22 2000 Jeff Johnson - update to 1.4. * Tue Jun 20 2000 Jeff Johnson - coagulate rpm310/rpm40 patch into one. - better autoconf tests. * Mon Jun 19 2000 Jeff Johnson - rebuild against rpm-4.0-0.40 (needs -ldb-3.1). * Thu Jun 1 2000 Matt Wilson - use _mandir macros - build against new librpm to get correct libbz2 deps * Sat May 13 2000 Jeff Johnson - use rpm-3.1 API (hack). * Tue Feb 15 2000 Jeff Johnson - fix filename lossage with rpm-3.0.4. * Mon Feb 7 2000 Jeff Johnson - compress man pages. * Sat Oct 16 1999 Peter Hanecak - updated to 1.3 - some spec stuff from Daniel Veillard's spec * Sat Sep 25 1999 Jeff Johnson - recompile with rpm-3.0.3-1. * Thu Aug 12 1999 Jeff Johnson - move to Red Hat 6.1 distribution. * Wed Jul 21 1999 Tim Powers - rebuilt for 6.1 * Fri Apr 9 1999 Jeff Johnson - update to 1.2. * Fri Apr 2 1999 Jeff Johnson - repackage for Red Hat 6.0. rpm2html-1.11.2/rpm2html.spec.in0000664000076400007640000002554711466345056015110 0ustar hanyhanySummary: Translates an RPM database and dependency information into HTML Name: rpm2html %define version @VERSION@ Version: %{version} Release: 1%{?dist} Group: Applications/System Source0: http://savannah.nongnu.org/download/rpm2html/rpm2html-%{version}.tar.gz URL: http://www.nongnu.org/rpm2html/ License: MIT BuildRoot: %{_tmppath}/%{name}-root BuildPreReq: rpm-devel BuildRequires: automake BuildRequires: bzip2-devel BuildRequires: libtemplate-devel BuildRequires: libxml2-devel BuildRequires: popt BuildRequires: zlib-devel Requires: gnupg %description The rpm2html utility automatically generates web pages that describe a set of RPM packages. The goals of rpm2html are to identify the dependencies between various packages, and to find the package(s) that will provide the resources needed to install a given package. Rpm2html analyzes the provides and requires of the given set of RPMs, and then shows the dependency cross-references using hypertext links. Rpm2html can now dump the meta data associated with RPM files into standard RDF files. Install rpm2html if you want a utility for translating information from an RPM database into HTML. %prep %setup -q %build ./autogen.sh %configure --sysconfdir=/etc \ --with-gpg \ --with-template make %{?_smp_mflags} # enable 'html_template' option sed -i -e 's#^;html_template=rpm2html.tpl#html_template=%{_sysconfdir}/%{name}.tpl#g' rpm2html.config* %install rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_ROOT install -d ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{_bindir} install -d ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{_sysconfdir} install -d ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{_datadir}/rpm2html install -d ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{_mandir}/man1 install -m 0755 rpm2html ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{_bindir} install -m 0644 msg.* ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{_datadir}/rpm2html/ install -m 0644 rpm2html.config rpm2html.tpl ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{_sysconfdir} install -m 0644 rpm2html.1 ${RPM_BUILD_ROOT}%{_mandir}/man1/rpm2html.1 %clean rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_ROOT %files %defattr(-,root,root) %doc CHANGES BUGS Copyright PRINCIPLES README TODO %doc rpm2html-cdrom.config rpm2html-en.config rpm2html-rdf.config %{_datadir}/rpm2html %{_bindir}/rpm2html* %{_datadir}/rpm2html/msg.* %{_mandir}/man1/* %config(noreplace) %{_sysconfdir}/rpm2html.config %config(noreplace) %{_sysconfdir}/rpm2html.tpl %changelog * Tue Nov 9 2010 Peter Hanecak 1.11.2-1 - configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.11.1 (development release) - NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated - config.c, html.c, rpm2html.config.test, rpm2html-en.config, rpm2html.h, rpmopen.c: added global option 'dump_html_only_if_rpm_newer' (off by default) * Thu Sep 30 2010 Peter Hanecak 1.11.1-1 - configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.11.0 (development release) - NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated - rpmopen.c: removed double open - should speed things up around 20% - INSTALL: added "./autogen.sh" tip - rpm2html.1: fixed typos - patch from Michal Čihař - rpm2html.spec.in: run ./autogen.sh before ./configure to properly deal with various version of autotools we may encounter on various build machines - rpmopen.c: reenabled support for package signature processing for RPM prior to 4.6 * Tue Apr 28 2009 Peter Hanecak 1.11.0-1 - config.h.in configure.in rpmdata.h rpmopen.c: preliminary support for compilation against RPM.org's rpm 4.6 using rpmlegacy.h * Tue Apr 28 2009 Peter Hanecak 1.10.0-1 - configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.10.0 (stable release) - NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated * Sat Nov 29 2008 Peter Hanecak 1.9.7-1 - html.c: do not use whole local directory name in page title - rpmopen.c: protect even email addresses from PGP/GPG signatures - rpmdata.c: protect more email addresses in changelog, not just those enclosed in <> - Makefile.am: fixed usage of configure's --with-gpg parameter * Wed Aug 29 2007 Peter Hanecak 1.9.6-1 - rdf.c: fixed error messages like "couldn't open /usr/share/man/man5/aliases.5.gz.rdf for writing !" - rpm2html.spec.in: added BuildRequires: automake - config.c: fixed error when compiling without libtemplate support * Tue May 15 2007 Peter Hanecak 1.9.5-1 - ChangeLog: fixed typo - html.c: fixed handling of "rdf_count_limit" option introduced in 1.9.2 - option has been so far ignored by mistake - html.c: fixed setting of 'next_page' template variable for 'dates_next_page' template item * Sat Apr 14 2007 Peter Hanecak 1.9.4-1 - config.c, rpmopen.c: fixed some memory leaks - html.c, rdf.c: little more verbose messages - html.c, rpm2html.tpl: fixed segmentation fault occuring when generating pages describing local configuration with libtemplate enabled - html.c: fixed minor typos - rpm2html.spec.in: added missing BuildRequires * Sun Apr 1 2007 Peter Hanecak 1.9.3-1 - build using Lazarus libtemplate - accept '(' and ')' in resource names thus fixing the Requires list for 64-bit packages - accept '(' and ')' in groups thus reduced the amount of "garbled group" warnings - added hyperlinking to any CVE-xxxx-yyyy and CAN-xxxx-yyyy numbers occuring in the changelog - little documentation clean-up and update - %%{dist} added to release - configs are now noreplace - removed crude autogen.sh hack - do not strip binary - properly install translations * Sun Sep 25 2005 Peter Hanecak 1.9.2-1 - option 'rdf_count_limit' has been added so users can customize the limit of RDF export (default value was and still is 20) - disabled length check for "garbled" warnings * Thu Aug 18 2005 Peter Hanecak 1.9.1-1 - 'Mirrors' link can be configured in configuration file (see 'header=... Mirrors' line in example configuration files) - home page URLs has been updated - moderated "Invalid package : garbled release" error message: release is considered garbled if it is longer than 65 characters (instead of 20) - fixed coredumps caused by large changelogs * Tue Apr 5 2005 Peter Hanecak 1.9.0-1 - added new feature: e-mail protection (mangle e-mail adresses in HTML output) - see 'protectemails' entry in manuel.html or example configuration files - fixed changelog parsing - fixed handling of empty filelists - home page URL has been updated in manuel.html * Mon Mar 14 2005 Peter Hanecak 1.8.3-1 - GIFs transformed to PNGs - fixed bugs in configure.in affecting usage of 'configure --with-gpg' - project maintenance taken over by me (Peter Hanecak) * Fri Sep 26 2003 Daniel Veillard 1.8.2-1 - made a new release based on the patches from Peter Hanecak * Fri Sep 26 2003 Peter Hanecak 1.8.1-2 - synchronized with Daniel Veillard's rpm2html-1.8.1-1 package - rpm2html-1.8.1-rpm42.patch based on rpm42 patch for apt by Gary Peck * Mon Aug 11 2003 Peter Hanecak 1.7-8.1 - synchronized with RedHat's rpm2html-1.7-8 package * Thu Nov 7 2002 Daniel Veillard - release of 1.8 - a bunch of cleanups w.r.t. spec, Makefiles, etc... - make sure RDF files are indented * Wed Aug 14 2002 Jeff Johnson 1.7-8 - initial port to rpm-4.1. * Tue Apr 30 2002 Peter Hanecak - rebuild against rpm-4.0.4 - droped old unused patches * Wed Feb 6 2002 Peter Hanecak - update to 1.7 - merged some stuff from RedHat's rpm2html-1.7-4 package - s/Copyright/License - dropped rpm2html-1.5-sig-5.patch and rpm2html-dup.patch patches * Wed Jan 02 2002 Florian La Roche - rebuild against new libs - update config.guess and config.sub for IA64 * Tue Jul 24 2001 Daniel Veillard - upgraded to 1.7 - cleaned up a potential problem with libxml2 - fixed BuildPrereqs * Wed Jul 18 2001 Daniel Veillard - upgraded to version 1.6 - removed the mysql support, this is too specific * Tue Jul 10 2001 Elliot Lee - Rebuild against rpm-4.0.3-0.65 - Use %%{?_smp_mflags} * Fri Jun 29 2001 Jeff Johnson - rebuild against rpm-4.0.3-0.54. * Wed May 23 2001 Jeff Johnson - rebuild against rpm-4.0.3-0.26. * Tue Dec 26 2000 Jeff Johnson - build against rpm-4.0.2-0.9. * Tue Dec 12 2000 Jeff Johnson - rebuild to remove 0777 directories. * Mon Dec 11 2000 Peter Hanecak - rpm2html-dup.patch by Alexey Nogin * Wed Nov 8 2000 Peter Hanecak - rpm2html-1.5-sig-5.patch: summary of previous patches plus typo fixes * Tue Nov 7 2000 Peter Hanecak - rpm2html-1.5-sig-speedup.patch to avoid unnecessary signature resolving * Sun Nov 5 2000 Peter Hanecak - rpm2html-1.5-sig-4.patch: summary of rpm2html-1.4-sig.patch and rpm2html-1.5-sig-memleak.patch plus configurable "resolving" feature using gnupg * Thu Nov 2 2000 Jeff Johnson - update to 1.5. - enable mysql support by default. * Wed Oct 25 2000 Peter Hanecak - rpm2html-1.5-sig-memleak.patch by Daniel Veillard * Tue Oct 3 2000 Peter Hanecak - rpm2html-1.4-sig.patch - experimental enhancement to include package signature info in .html pages * Mon Sep 25 2000 Peter Hanecak - update to 1.5 - .bz2 source archive - merged some stuff from Daniel Veillard's 1.5-1 spec * Fri Aug 4 2000 Jeff Johnson - remove exec permissions on data files. * Fri Jul 28 2000 Peter Hanecak - update to 1.4 - spec improvements * Thu Jul 13 2000 Prospector - automatic rebuild * Sun Jun 25 2000 Peter Hanecak - merged stuff from RedHat's rpm2html-1.2-8 - patches ported forward - rpm-4.0 patch - build against rpm-4.0-0.45 * Thu Jun 22 2000 Jeff Johnson - update to 1.4. * Tue Jun 20 2000 Jeff Johnson - coagulate rpm310/rpm40 patch into one. - better autoconf tests. * Mon Jun 19 2000 Jeff Johnson - rebuild against rpm-4.0-0.40 (needs -ldb-3.1). * Thu Jun 1 2000 Matt Wilson - use _mandir macros - build against new librpm to get correct libbz2 deps * Sat May 13 2000 Jeff Johnson - use rpm-3.1 API (hack). * Tue Feb 15 2000 Jeff Johnson - fix filename lossage with rpm-3.0.4. * Mon Feb 7 2000 Jeff Johnson - compress man pages. * Sat Oct 16 1999 Peter Hanecak - updated to 1.3 - some spec stuff from Daniel Veillard's spec * Sat Sep 25 1999 Jeff Johnson - recompile with rpm-3.0.3-1. * Thu Aug 12 1999 Jeff Johnson - move to Red Hat 6.1 distribution. * Wed Jul 21 1999 Tim Powers - rebuilt for 6.1 * Fri Apr 9 1999 Jeff Johnson - update to 1.2. * Fri Apr 2 1999 Jeff Johnson - repackage for Red Hat 6.0. rpm2html-1.11.2/rpm2html.10000664000076400007640000001254311452634006013670 0ustar hanyhany.\" @(#)Rpm2html-0.70 .\" Copyright 1998 Daniel Veillard .TH rpm2html 1 "22 Feb 1998" .SH NAME rpm2html \- make an html database from rpm repository .SH SYNOPSIS .B rpm2html .RB [ \-q ][ \-v ][ \-force ][ \-lang " langfile] " config-file .SH DESCRIPTION .IX Rpm2html tries to solve 2 big problems one face when grabbing a RPM package from a mirror on the net and trying to install it: .TP 5 - it gives more information than just the filename before installing the package. .BR .TP 5 - it tries to solve the dependency problem by analyzing all the Provides and Requires of the set of RPMs. It shows the cross references by the way of hypertext links. .BR .IX .RE .LP The second point will only be efficient if the actual number of indexed RPMs is important. Each configuration file is handled independently as if it was a new invocation of rpm2html. A configuration file represents a list of directories and a ditribution as a whole. All the references between packages listed in the directories of a single config file are marked by hyperlinks in the resulting HTML files. Here is the process leading to the creation of the HTML pages: 1/ The configuration file is parsed, it sets all the default values for rpm2html. Then all the directory entries are parsed and a list of directories to scan is built. 2/ For each directory, the RPM are scanned, the HTML page describing the package is generated immediately.All ressources provided and needed by the RPM file are stored in a list of ressources. A list of parsed RPMs is also constructed. 3/ Once all the RPM for this config file have been scanned all ressources are dumped in ressources files with links to the RPM providing them (one could also add the RPM needing them but everything needs libc for example). 4/ The sorted lists of packages are generated by sorting the RPM list for various criteria and general front-end pages are generated unsing the new list order. 5/ The main page is generated with links to the various front-end pages, statistics and description of the packages analyzed. 6/ All the lists are freed and global variables are reset. rpm2html is now ready to handle the next configuration file. .SH CONFIGURATION A configuration file a text file, lines beginning with semicolumns are comments. The first part is a global section defining some important parameters of rpm2html. Parameters are defined with the syntax: .TP 5 variable=value .RE Values shouln't be quoted and end up with the end of line The folowing variables are supported: .RE .TP 10 .IR maint The maintainer of the local mirror, NEEDED ! .TP 10 .IR mail The E-mail of the maintainer, NEEDED ! .TP 10 .IR dir The directory for for the HTML output, NEEDED ! .TP 10 .IR url The URL for the HTML files on the WWW server .TP 10 .IR host The hostname for the server. .RE .BR After these variables, one section should be filled for each directory on your system containing RPM files. It starts with the directory filename between brackets: [The name between brackets is the directory, NEEDED !] The special directory name [localbase] extract information from the RPM base of installed software instead of listing a directory. It allows to dump HTML pages for the installed RPM base on a machine. All the variables defined below until the next directory or the end of file pertain to this directory. Here are the possible variables: .TP 10 .I name A significant name for this mirror, NEEDED ! .TP 10 .I ftp The original FTP/HTTP url, NEEDED ! .TP 10 .I ftpsrc Where the associated sources are stored .TP 10 .I color Background color for pages .TP 10 .I trust Unused yet .TP 10 .I url The local FTP/HTTP url. .RE It is possible to indicate other mirrors by adding some mirror=value lines withing the section. The first one will be considered the local one. .SH EXAMPLE Example of configuration files: .BR .nf .sp ; ; Sample configuration file for rpm2html ; maint=Joe mail=joe@mydistrib.org dir=/home/http/html/MyDistrib url=/Mydistrib tree=true rdf=true rdf_dir=/home/ftp/pub/mydistrib/RDF [/MyDistrib/RPM/noarch] name=Arch independent packages for MyDistrib ftp=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/noarch subdir=noarch [/MyDistrib/RPM/i386] name=i386 packages for MyDistrib ftp=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/i386 ftpsrc=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/srcs color=#e0ffff subdir=i386 mirror=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/i386 mirror=ftp://ftp.elsewhere.org/pub/mydistrib/i386 [/MyDistrib/RPM/alpha] name=Alpha packages for MyDistrib ftp=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/alpha ftpsrc=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/srcs color=#ffe0ff subdir=alpha mirror=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/alpha mirror=ftp://ftp.elsewhere.org/pub/mydistrib/alpha [/MyDistrib/RPM/sparc] name=Sparc packages for MyDistrib ftp=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/sparc ftpsrc=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/srcs color=#ffffe0 subdir=sparc [/MyDistrib/RPM/ppc] name=PPC packages for MyDistrib ftp=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/ppc ftpsrc=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/srcs color=#e0ffe0 subdir=ppc mirror=ftp://ftp.mydistrib.org/pub/mydistrib/ppc mirror=ftp://ftp.pear.com/pub/mydistrib/ppc .sp .SH OPERANDS The following operands are supported: .TP 5 .I files List of configuration files .SH "EXIT STATUS" The following exit values are returned: .TP 4 .B 0 Successful completion. .TP .B >0 An error occurred. .SH SEE ALSO .BR rpm(1), rpm2html-1.11.2/ChangeLog0000664000076400007640000003530411466345127013623 0ustar hanyhanyTue Nov 9 23:05:47 CET 2010 Peter Hanecak * configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.11.2 (development release) * NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated * config.c, html.c, rpm2html.config.test, rpm2html-en.config, rpm2html.h, rpmopen.c: added global option 'dump_html_only_if_rpm_newer' (off by default) Tue Oct 5 16:33:05 CEST 2010 Peter Hanecak * INSTALL, SQL_TODO, TODO, cleanup.c, help.html, language.c, manuel.html, memory.c, mirror.html, mirroring.html, rdf.c, rdf.h, rdf_api.c, rpm2html.1, rpm2html.tpl, rpmdata.h, rpmopen.c, rpmopen.py, sql.c, mirrorfind/mirrorfind.c: fixed typo - s/informations/information (thanks to Michal Čihař ) Thu Sep 30 21:37:10 CEST 2010 Peter Hanecak * configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.11.1 (development release) * NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated * rpm2html.spec.in: fixed minor typo Wed Sep 29 21:58:42 CEST 2010 Peter Hanecak * rpmopen.c: removed double open - should speed things up around 20% Mon May 3 22:29:19 CEST 2010 Peter Hanecak * INSTALL: added "./autogen.sh" tip Mon Jan 4 22:23:16 CET 2010 Peter Hanecak * rpm2html.1: fixed typos - patch from Michal Čihař Mon Jul 6 21:18:02 CEST 2009 Peter Hanecak * rpm2html.spec.in: run ./autogen.sh before ./configure to properly deal with various version of autotools we may encounter on various build machines * rpmopen.c: reenabled support for package signature processing for RPM prior to 4.6 Tue Apr 28 22:28:17 CEST 2009 Peter Hanecak * configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.11.0 (development release) * NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated * config.h.in configure.in rpmdata.h rpmopen.c: preliminary support for compilation against RPM.org's rpm 4.6 using rpmlegacy.h Tue Apr 28 20:42:32 CEST 2009 Peter Hanecak * configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.10.0 (stable release) * NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated Thu Dec 4 18:18:43 CET 2008 Peter Hanecak * rpm2html.1: applied patch from Michal Čihař to fix escaping in command line options section Sat Nov 29 21:11:10 CET 2008 Peter Hanecak * configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.9.7 (development release) Sun Nov 16 23:16:23 CET 2008 Peter Hanecak * html.c: do not use whole local directory name in page title Fri Nov 14 00:55:48 CET 2008 Peter Hanecak * rpmopen.c: protect even email addresses from PGP/GPG signatures * rpmdata.c: protect more email addresses in changelog, not just those enclosed in <> * Makefile.am: fixed usage of configure's --with-gpg parameter Tue Aug 28 22:54:02 CEST 2007 Peter Hanecak * configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.9.6 (development release) * NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated * rdf.c: fixed error messages like "couldn't open /usr/share/man/man5/aliases.5.gz.rdf for writing !" * rpm2html.spec.in: added BuildRequires: automake Fri Jul 13 00:20:15 CEST 2007 Peter Hanecak * config.c: fixed error when compiling without libtemplate support Tue May 15 23:56:32 CEST 2007 Peter Hanecak * configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.9.5 (development release) * NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated * ChangeLog: fixed typo Tue May 15 01:04:43 CEST 2007 Peter Hanecak * html.c: fixed handling of "rdf_count_limit" option introduced in 1.9.2 - option has been so far ignored by mistake Sat May 12 00:41:37 CEST 2007 Peter Hanecak * html.c: fixed setting of 'next_page' template variable for 'dates_next_page' template item Sat Apr 14 17:37:49 CEST 2007 Peter Hanecak * configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.9.4 (development release) * NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated * rpm2html.h: updated URL and contact info * config.c, rpmopen.c: fixed some memory leaks * html.c, rdf.c: little more verbose messages * html.c, rpm2html.tpl: fixed segmentation fault occuring when generating pages describing local configuration with libtemplate enabled Mon Apr 2 23:28:37 CEST 2007 Peter Hanecak * html.c: fixed minor typos * rpm2html.spec.in: added missing BuildRequires Sun Apr 1 14:35:48 CEST 2007 Peter Hanecak * rpm2html.spec.in: do not strip binary * rpm2html.spec.in: properly install translations * rpm2html.spec.in: removed crude autogen.sh hack * rpmopen.c: fixed bug #17152: dependencies on 64-bit packages are ignored * config.c, html.c, rpm2html-en.config, rpm2html.config.test, rpm2html.h: added hyperlinking to any CVE-xxxx-yyyy and CAN-xxxx-yyyy numbers occuring in the changelog - see 'cve_linking' option enabled by default (based on patch from blacksuninc@users.sourceforge.net) * configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.9.3 (development release) * NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated * rpm2html.spec.in: build using Lazarus libtemplate * rpm2html.spec.in: %%{dist} added to release * rpm2html.spec.in: configs are now noreplace * rpmfind.html, history.html, links.html: removed - too old to maintain * PROJECT_ABANDONNED, docs.html, download.html, faq.html, feedback.html, help.html, index.html, license.html, mirroring.html, mirrors.html, news.html, resync.py, template.html: documentation clean-up and update of URLs * Makefile.am, config.c, config.h.in, configure.in, html.c, rpm2html.c, rpm2html.h, rpm2html.tpl: added support for Lazarus libtemplate Wed Jun 28 21:39:53 CEST 2006 Peter Hanecak * rpmopen.c: accept '(' and ')' in group - recently quite a lot of packages contain them so this supresses "Invalid package .rpm : garbled group" message for such packages Sun Sep 25 18:33:33 CEST 2005 Peter Hanecak * configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.9.2 (development release) * NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated * config.c html.c rpm2html-en.config rpm2html.config.test rpm2html.h: hardcoded RDF export count limit of 20 transformed to configuration option "rdf_count_limit" (with default value 20) * rpmopen.c: disabled length check for "garbled" warnings Thu Aug 18 22:23:54 CEST 2005 Peter Hanecak * configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.9.1 (development release) * NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated * TODO: updated * updated address of FSF Fri Apr 29 22:52:06 CEST 2005 Peter Hanecak * html.py, rpm2html.spec.in: updated URLs * html.c, html.py, resync.py, rpm2html-en.config, rpm2html-rdf.config, rpm2html.config: transformed 'Mirrors' link to be configurable in configuration file * ChangeLog NEWS: updated * rpmopen.c: checkReleaseName(): release is considered garbled if it is longer than 65 characters (instead of 20) Thu Apr 28 19:59:32 CEST 2005 Peter Hanecak * rpmopen.c: fixed coredumps caused by large changelogs Tue Apr 5 21:29:54 CEST 2005 Peter Hanecak * configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.9.0 (development release) * ChangeLog NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated * TODO: updated * Makefile.am: removed 'mkinstalldirs' from 'FILES' so distribution tarball creation works again Wed Mar 16 22:04:14 CET 2005 Peter Hanecak * rpmopen.c: changelog parsing fix * rpmopen.c: empty filelist handling fixed * config.c rpm2html.h rpmdata.c rpmdata.h rpmopen.c: new feature: e-mail protection (e-mails are mangled in HTML output); turned off by default * resync.py rpm2html-en.config rpm2html.config rpm2html.config.mirrors rpm2html.config.test: added 'protectemails=true' option * manuel.html: added info about 'protectemails' option * manuel.html: updated homepage URL * TODO: updated Tue Mar 15 18:33:54 CET 2005 Peter Hanecak * TODO: updated Mon Mar 14 15:04:44 CET 2005 Peter Hanecak * configure.in rpm2html.h: release 1.8.3 * ChangeLog NEWS rpm2html.spec.in: updated * configure.in: fixed bugs affecting usage of 'configure --with-gpg' Tue Mar 8 15:51:05 CET 2005 Peter Hanecak * DoInstall DoUpgrade Makefile.am html.c mirroring.html msg.cz msg.pl: GIFs transformed to PNGs * dir.png french.png mirroring.png new.png: created from GIFs * dir.gif french.gif mirroring.gif new.gif: removed * PROJECT_ABANDONNED: maintenance takeover notice Tue Dec 16 17:41:59 CET 2003 Fabrice Bellet * rpmopen.c: bugs with rpm-4.2 : wrong prototype of rpmReadSignature(), and fixed the way the filelist is built. Fri Sep 26 21:48:47 CEST 2003 Daniel Veillard * configure.in rpm2html.spec.in: applied patches from Peter Hanecak and released 1.8.2 Tue Apr 29 19:03:16 CEST 2003 Daniel Veillard * index.html: cleaned up the status Mon Apr 7 23:07:15 CEST 2003 Daniel Veillard * search.php: test of CVS Thu Apr 3 17:09:09 CEST 2003 Daniel Veillard * search.php: link to the BitTorrent service, improve text. Wed Feb 12 11:16:08 CET 2003 Fabrice Bellet * rpmopen.c: set the transaction flags to perform minimal checkings, to solve performance issues with rpm-4.1. Tue Dec 17 19:50:43 CET 2002 Daniel Veillard * search.html: set focus to the form first field. Sat Dec 14 20:39:07 CET 2002 Daniel Veillard * index.html README: stoping the project. Tue Dec 10 16:42:10 CET 2002 Daniel Veillard * rpmopen.c: Hugh I Buchanan found a problem when package signature can't be verified on new librpm versions. Sat Nov 16 12:33:01 CET 2002 Daniel Veillard * everything: released 1.8.0 and then 1.8.1 * download: updated the CVS informations to point to the new CVS Fri Sep 13 10:49:42 CEST 2002 Daniel Veillard * search.php: restored the search based on provides name Wed Mar 27 09:07:02 CET 2002 Daniel Veillard * mirrors.html: updated the address of the mirror in Hong Kong Sat Mar 16 09:29:43 CET 2002 Daniel Veillard * faq.html: the question about the MD5 mismatch is really the top FAQ nowadays. Sun Feb 17 00:33:15 CET 2002 Daniel Veillard * config.py rpmopen.py sql.py html.py: lot of work on the pythonization, dumps rdf resources, database cleanups... Thu Feb 14 23:48:53 CET 2002 Daniel Veillard * config.py: the configuration file parser. Thu Feb 14 22:22:49 CET 2002 Daniel Veillard * rpmopen.py: filling up the DB and starting to dump pages Thu Feb 14 14:20:28 CET 2002 Daniel Veillard * sql.py rpmopen.py: more work toward Python translation Wed Feb 13 23:32:21 CET 2002 Daniel Veillard * sql.py: start migrating at least part of the code to python Sun Jan 27 22:19:17 CET 2002 Daniel Veillard * search.php: cleaned up the PHP code and added System and Arch optional filters. Sat Jan 26 12:52:37 CET 2002 Daniel Veillard * searchnvr.php: to use in conjunction with /var/log/rpmpkgs when trying to salvage a machine whose RPM database content has been lost Sun Nov 11 17:00:28 CET 2001 Daniel Veillard * search.php: improved the query to extract the site URLs Sat Aug 18 13:50:44 CEST 2001 Daniel Veillard * Makefile.am configure.in: fixing the Makefiles when compiling with the database support enabled, this time the mechanism should be reliable. Tue Aug 14 12:40:03 CEST 2001 Daniel Veillard * rpmopen.c: fix to compile with rpm < 4.0.3 Mon Aug 13 10:56:31 CEST 2001 Daniel Veillard * search.php: try to avoid generating // in URL paths Sun Jul 29 06:01:48 EDT 2001 Daniel Veillard * AUTHORS ChangeLog NEWS acconfig.h config.guess config.h.in config.sub configure.in rpm2html.[hc] rpm2html.spec rpmopen.c: switched to automake, release now 3 digits, cleanups for rpm-4.0.3 Tue Jul 24 22:35:55 CEST 2001 Daniel Veillard * Makefile.in configure.in rpm2html.h: release of version 1.7 Thu Jul 19 21:37:27 CEST 2001 Daniel Veillard * rdf_api.c: fixed a problem with libxml2 * sql.c sqltools.c: fixed an RDF resource generation error Wed Jul 18 18:48:50 CEST 2001 Daniel Veillard * Makefile.in configure.in rpm2html.h: release of version 1.6 uses libxml2 by default now * Changelog INSTALL *.html: changed email address * rdf_api.c: cleanup for libxml2 * rpm2html.spec: upgraded to use Red Hat's one * rpmopen.c: patch for recent RPMs Fri Jun 22 18:22:25 CEST 2001 Daniel Veillard * rpm2html-en.config: fixed the RH 7.1 alpha paths Fri Jun 22 10:31:44 CEST 2001 Fabrice Bellet * search.php: order matching packages according to their "major.minor.micro.extra" version number. Tue Jun 19 10:46:43 CEST 2001 Daniel Veillard * download.html: added a link to the commit logs archives Mon Jun 18 20:26:21 CEST 2001 Daniel Veillard * rpm2html-mysql-setup.txt: added a seriously modified version of the contribution by Michael B. Weiner Tue Jun 12 13:20:12 CEST 2001 Daniel Veillard * rpm2html.config: fix to close bug #44237 apache root has changed to conform the LSB. Also updated the Red Hat ftp URLs Tue May 22 12:50:09 CEST 2001 Daniel Veillard * search.php: www.rpmfind.net is speakeasy, FTP should be directed there. Tue May 22 12:31:05 CEST 2001 Daniel Veillard * search.php: changed '-$arch' to '.$arch' in the link name output Mon May 21 09:05:34 CEST 2001 Daniel Veillard * config.test rpm2html-en.config rpm2html.config.mirrors: fixed a few RDF links Mon May 21 08:59:52 CEST 2001 Daniel Veillard * mirrors.html: updated UserFriendly Network URL Thu May 17 12:35:12 PDT 2001 Daniel Veillard * sql.c: changed reindex to use rpm2html-local.config instead of rpm2html-en.config Thu May 17 20:51:30 CEST 2001 Daniel Veillard * rpm2html-en.config: added speakeasy and fr2 lists of mirrors Mon May 14 14:16:58 CEST 2001 Daniel Veillard * rpm2html-en.config: fixed helix -> ximian, new tree for redhat and powertools Sun May 13 10:49:27 PDT 2001 Daniel Veillard * search.php: fixed the display of the mirrors, added queries Sun May 13 10:27:22 PDT 2001 Daniel Veillard * sql.c search.php: starting to add a Searches table for mirrors * Changelog: added to follow a good established tradition rpm2html-1.11.2/msg.fr0000664000076400007640000000544206777046340013174 0ustar hanyhany; ; Automatically generated rpm2html 0.1 language file ; .html Gnr par index.html Groups.html ByDate.html ByName.html Vendors.html Distribs.html Bienvenue sur le repertoire RPM de

rpm2html gnre automatiquement des pages HTML qui dcrivent un ensemble de paquetages RPM.

Le but de rpm2html est aussi d'identifier les dpendances entre divers paquetages, et fournit ainsi le moyen de trouver les paquetages fournissant les ressources necessaire a l'installation d'un autre paquetage. Chaque paquetage est analys pour en extraire les dpendances et les ressources qu'il offre. Ces relations sont matrialises a l'aide de liens hypertextes. Il est alors possible de trouver le paquetage fournissant la ressource dont vous avez besoin juste a l'aide de quelques click!

L'utilit de ces pages peut etre grandement amliore par un indexage, il est alors possible de trouver instantanment les paquetages qui fournissent une fonctionnalit cherche (du moins tant que le mainteneur du paquetage l'a comment correctement).

Des instructions pour construire votre mirroir de ce site sont disponibles.

Cette archive hberge %d RPMs pour un total de %d MOctets de donnes %d RPM sont actuellement installs sur cette machine pour un total de %d MOctets La liste des RPM indexs par categorie RPM indexs par date de cration RPM indexs par nom RPM indexs par mainteneur RPM indexs par distribution RPM indexs par date d'installation Rpertoire des sources Mirroir local Mirroirs La gnration a pris secondes Bienvenue sur description RPM de De Nom Distribution Version Vendeur Release Date de construction Date d'installation Groupe Site de construction Taille RPM des sources Mainteneur Url Description Fournit Ncessite Copyright Fichiers Pas de fichiers dans le paquetage ! Pas de description ! Ressource RPM Fournie par Index par groupe RPMs du groupe Index par distribution RPMs de la distribution Index par vendeur RPMs fournis par Index par date de cration Index par date d'installation RPMs de moins de trois jours RPMs de moins d'une semaine RPMs de moins de deux semaines RPMs de moins d'un mois RPMs de plus d'un mois RPMs installs il y a moins de trois jours RPMs installs il y a moins d'une semaine RPMs installs il y a moins de deux semaines RPMs installs il y a moins d'un mois RPMs installs il y a plus d'un mois Index par nom Pas de description ! Inconnu Nant groupe/inconnu site.inconnu Index Paquetages commencant par la lettre Attention : ce paquetage n'exporte pas de listes de ressources Essayez d'en slectionner un autre Suite Historique Sous-Repertoires Tree.html Parcourez l'arbre resultant rpm2html-1.11.2/msg.es0000664000076400007640000000567206531461200013161 0ustar hanyhany; ; Automatically generated rpm2html 0.1 language file ; .html Generado por index.html Groups.html ByDate.html ByName.html Vendors.html Distribs.html Bienvenido a la base de datos de RPMs de

rpm2html genera automáticamente paginas web describiendo paquetes RPM.

El objetivo de rpm2html es identificar las dependencias entre distintos paquetes y facilitar asi el acceso a los recursos necesarios para la instalación de un paquete en particular. Cada paquete es analizado para conocer sus dependencias y utilidades que ofrece. Estas relaciones son reflejadas empleando vinculos (links) a las distintas paginas generadas. De ese modo encontrar el paquete que necesita es simplemente cuestión de unos pocos clics!

Estas paginas permiten una mayor comodida a la hora de encontrar los paquetes buscados instantaneamente, conociendo las funciones del paquete (en la medida que el creador del paquete lo comente correctamente).

Este archivo tiene registrados %d RPMs (%d MBytes de datos) En este ordenador están instalados %d RPMs (%d MBytes de datos) La lista de RPM indexados por categorias RPM indexados por fecha de creación RPM indexados por nombre RPM indexados por gestor del paquete RPM indexados por distribución RPM indexados por la fecha de instalación Lugares donde encontrar los códigos fuentes Mirror local Mirrors Tiempo de generación segundos Bienvenido a la descripción RPM de De Nombre Distribución Versión Distribuidor Revisión Fecha de compilación Fecha de instalación Grupo Máquina de compilación Tamaño RPM del código fuente Mantenido por Url Descripción Proporciona Requerimientos Copyright Ficheros No hay lista de ficheros en el paquete ! No hay Sumario! Recursos RPM Distribuido por RPMs ordenados por Grupo RPMs del Grupo RPMs ordenados por Distribución RPMs de la Distribución RPMs ordenados por distribuidor RPMs distribuidos por RPMs ordenados por fecha de creación RPMs ordenados por fecha de instalación RPMs de menos de 3 dias de antigüedad RPMs de menos de 1 semana de antigüedad RPMs de menos de 2 semanas de antigüedad RPMs de menos de 1 mes de antigüedad RPMS de mas de 1 mes de antigüedad RPMs instalados hace menos de 3 dias RPMs instalados hace menos de 1 semana RPMs instalados hace menos de 2 semanas RPMs instalados hace menos de 1 mes RPMs instalados hace mas de 1 mes RPMs ordenados por Nombre No hay Descripcion ! Desconocido Ninguno grupo/desconocido host.desconocido Indice Paquetes que comienzan por Atención este paquete no devuelve listas de recursos válidas Intente escoger otro Más Log de cambios Subdirectorios Tree.html Navegar por el árbol de directorios rpm2html-1.11.2/msg.de0000664000076400007640000000526006475620755013156 0ustar hanyhany; ; Automatically generated rpm2html 0.70 language file ; .html Erzeugt von index.html Groups.html ByDate.html ByName.html Vendors.html Distribs.html Willkommen beim RPM-Archiv bei

rpm2html erzeugt automatisch Web-Seiten, die einen Satz vonRPM-Paketen beschreiben.

Der Zweck von rpm2html ist es auch, die Abhngigkeiten zwischen verschiedenen Paketen herauszufinden und anzuzeigen, welches Paket bzw. welche Pakete notwendig sind, im ein bestimmtes Paket zu installieren. Jedes Paket wird analysiert, um seine Abhngigkeiten herauszufinden und auch die Fhigkeiten, die es zu Verfgung stellt. Diese Beziehungen werden mit Hilfe von Hyperlinks in den erzeugten Seiten dargestellt. Das richtige Paket herauszufinden ist deshalb nur eine Sache von ein paar "Klicks"!

Eine ausgesprochene Annehmlichkeit besteht in der Mglichkeit, all diese Seiten zu indizieren; so ist es dem Benutzer mglich, sofort das oder die Pakete mit der gewnschten Funktionalitt zu finden (jedenfalls dann, wenn der Paket-Maintainer das RPM in geeigneter Weise beschrieben hat.

Dies Archiv beherbert %d RPMs, zusammen %d MBytes an Daten Auf dieser Maschine sind %d RPMs installiert, zusammen %d MBytes an Daten Die Liste von RPM mit Index nach Kategorien RPM mit Index nach Datum der Herstellung RPM mit Index nach Namen RPM mit Index nach Maintainer RPM mit Index nach Distribution RPM mit Index nach Datum der Installation Archiv fr Quellen Lokaler Mirror Mirrors Erzeugung hat gedauert Sekunden Willkommen bei der RPM Beschreibung von Von Name Distribution Version Vendor Release Build Datum Install date Group Build host Size Source RPM Packager Url Summary Provides Requires Copyright Dateien Keine Dateiliste im Paket ! Keine Kurzbeschreibung ! RPM resource Zur Verfgung gestellt von RPM sortiert nach Group RPM von Group RPM sortiert nach Distribution RPM von Distribution RPM sortiert nach Vendor RPM ausgeliefert von RPM sortiert nach Herstellungsdatum RPM sortiert nach Installationsdatum RPMs weniger als 3 Tage alt RPMs weniger als 1 Woche alt RPMs weniger als less 2 Wochen alt RPMs weniger als 1 Monat alt RPMs mehr als 1 Monat alt RPMs installiert vor weniger als 3 Tagen RPMs installiert vor weniger als 1 Woche RPMs installiert vor weniger als 2 Wochen RPMs installiert vor weniger als 1 Monat RPMs installiert vor mehr als 1 Monat RPM sortiert nach Name Keine Beschreibung ! Unbekannt Kein unbekannt/group unbekannt.host Index Pakete beginnen mit dem Buchstaben Warnung: Dies Paket stellt keine gltige resources Listen zur Verfgung Versuch, ein anderes zu whlen Mehr Changelog rpm2html-1.11.2/msg.pl0000664000076400007640000000635410213334344013163 0ustar hanyhany; ; rpm2html language file ; ; Polish version by: Andrzej Baginski ; created: Sep 25 1998 ; last modified: Sep 25 1998 ; ; ; rpm2html language file ; .html Wygenerowany przez index.html Groups.html ByDate.html ByName.html Vendors.html Distribs.html Witam w archiwum pakietw RPM na serwerze

rpm2html automatycznie generuje strony webowe opisujce pakiety RPM.

New Uytkownicy programu Rpmfind (pozwala zautomatyzowa przeszukiwanie pakietw z bazy RPMw), musz zaktualizowa swoje wersje do wersji 0.98 lub nowszej poniewa wsteczna kompatybilno wkrtce zostanie zaniechana. Aktualizacja ...

Celem programu rpm2html jest rwnie identyfikacja rnic pomidzy rnymi pakietami oraz odnajdywanie pakietw wymaganych przy instalacji danego pakietu. Kady pakiet jest analizowany by wycign z niego zasoby ktre zawiera. Te zalenoci s wyraane w hiper-poczeniach zawartych na generowanych stronach. Znalezienie zalenoci zasobw pakietu ktrego potrzebujesz jest kwestj kilku klikni myszk!

Ostateczny efekt jest gwarantowany przez indeksowanie zbioru stron pozwalajc w ten sposb uytkownikowi na instynktowne wyszukiwanie pakietu(w) speniajcych dane kryteria (przy zaoeniu, e opiekun pakietu poprawnie opisa pakiet).

Naucz si jak zbudowa wasny mirror. Prosz nie prbowa mirrorowa kopii tego narzdzia webowego

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rpm2html automaticky generuje Web strnky popisujc databzi RPM balk.

Nov Uivatel Rpmfind( umoujcho automatizovat hledn balku z RPM databze.), mus provst upgrade na verzi 0.98 nebo novej z dvodu blizkho zruen zptn kompatibility upgrade ...

Clem rpm2html je tak identifikovat zvislosti mezi rznmi balky a nalezen balku() poskytujcch zdroje potebn pro instalaci danho balku. Kad balk je analyzovn pro zjitn zvislost a zdroj, kter nabz. Tyto vztahy jsou vyjdeny pomoc odkaz v generovanch strnkch. Nalezen balku poskytujc zdroj je pak otzkou nkolika mlo klik my!

Dal vhodou jsou azen strnky umoujc uivateli najt balk podle rznch kritri(s ohledem na sprvn popis balk od sprvce).

Naute se jak vytvoit vae vlastn zrcadlo tto st (v anglitin). Nedlejte zrcadlo pomoc Web-koprovacch program

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mirror=ftp://ftp.coda.cs.cmu.edu/pub/coda/linux rpm2html-1.11.2/rpm2html-cdrom.config0000664000076400007640000000134207052476530016101 0ustar hanyhany; ; Sample test configuration file for rpm2html ; ; $Id: rpm2html-cdrom.config,v 1.3 2000/02/16 10:35:04 daniel Exp $ ; ; url=file:/mnt/cdrom/cdtree/rpm2html maint=Root mail=root@localhost dir=/mnt/cdrom/cdtree/rpm2html tree=true [/mnt/cdrom/binaries/stable/redhat] name=Gnome Stable packages for RedHat i386 ftp=file:/mnt/cdrom/binaries/stable/redhat subdir=binaries/stable/redhat color=#b0ffb0 [/mnt/cdrom/binaries/stable/linuxppc] name=Gnome Stable packages for Linux PowerPC ftp=file:/mnt/cdrom/binaries/stable/linuxppc subdir=binaries/stable/linuxppc color=#9aeef6 [/mnt/cdrom/binaries/unstable/redhat] name=Gnome Unstable packages for RedHat i386 ftp=file:/mnt/cdrom/binaries/unstable/redhat subdir=binaries/unstable/redhat rpm2html-1.11.2/rpm2html-en.config0000664000076400007640000014304611466343156015410 0ustar hanyhany; ; Configuration 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on Rufus.W3.Org ftp=ftp://rpmfind.net/pub subdir=rufus mirror=ftp://rpmfind.net/pub mirror=ftp://linux.inrialpes.fr/pub [/serveur/ftp/linux/solaris] name=Solaris packages on Real-Time.Com ftp=ftp://ftp.real-time.com/pub/real-time ftpsrc=ftp://ftp.real-time.com/pub/real-time/SRPMS/ subdir=solaris mirror=ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/solaris mirror=ftp://linux.inrialpes.fr/linux/solaris [/serveur/ftp/linux/Cygwin32] name=RPMs for Cygwin32/Windows ftp=ftp://pipeline.ucsd.edu/pub/dsf/cygwin32 ftpsrc=ftp://pipeline.ucsd.edu/pub/dsf/cygwin32/SRPMS/ subdir=windows/cygwin32 mirror=ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/Cygwin32 mirror=ftp://linux.inrialpes.fr/linux/Cygwin32 rpm2html-1.11.2/cleanup.c0000664000076400007640000003217011452634006013632 0ustar hanyhany/* * cleanup.c : Cleanup the RDF and HTML trees to remove files related to * older packages. * * The RDF output tree looks like this: * * root ----- distrib1 ---- package1.rdf * - package2.rdf * - ... * - distrib2 ---- packagen.rdf * - ... * - distribm ... * - resources --- resource1.rdf * - resource2.rdf * - ... * - distribs ------ distrib1.rdf * - distrib2.rdf * - distribn.rdf * * See Copyright for the status of this software. * * $Id: cleanup.c,v 1.10 2010/10/05 14:36:54 hany Exp $ */ #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_FCNTL_H #include #endif #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_UNISTD_H #include #endif #include #include #include #include #include "rpm2html.h" #include "rpmdata.h" #include "html.h" #include "rdf.h" #include "rdf_api.h" #include "language.h" #ifndef HAVE_SNPRINTF #error You really need snprintf ... #endif static int nb_removed_files = 0; /* * Cleanup the global varibales of this module */ void cleanupCleanup(void) { nb_removed_files = 0; } /* * Check an RPM RDF file for obsolescence. */ static void rpmOneFileCleanup(char *file) { rdfSchema rdf; rdfNamespace rpmNs; rdfNamespace rdfNs; rdfDescription desc; char *name; char *version; char *release; char *arch; char *URL; int aboutRPM = 0; int isOk = 0; rpmDataPtr found; rdf = rdfRead(file); if (rdf == NULL) { unlink(file); nb_removed_files++; return; } /* * Start the analyze, check that's an RDF for RPM packages. */ rdfNs = rdfGetNamespace(rdf, "http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-rdf-syntax#"); if (rdfNs == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s is not an RDF schema\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); unlink(file); nb_removed_files++; return; } rpmNs = rdfGetNamespace(rdf, "http://www.rpm.org/"); if (rdfNs == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s is not an RPM specific RDF schema\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); unlink(file); nb_removed_files++; return; } desc = rdfFirstDescription(rdf); if (rdfNs == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s RDF schema seems empty\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); unlink(file); nb_removed_files++; return; } /* * We are pretty sure that it will be a valid schema, * Walk the tree and collect the packages descriptions. */ if (desc != NULL) { /* * Get the resource URL ... */ URL = rdfGetDescriptionHref(rdf, desc); if (URL == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s RDF schema invalid : Desc without href\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); unlink(file); nb_removed_files++; return; } /* * Now extract all the metadata information from the RDF tree */ rdfGetValue(desc, "Name", rpmNs, &name, NULL); if (name == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s RDF schema invalid : no Name\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); unlink(file); nb_removed_files++; return; } rdfGetValue(desc, "Version", rpmNs, &version, NULL); if (version == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s RDF schema invalid : no Version\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); unlink(file); nb_removed_files++; return; } rdfGetValue(desc, "Release", rpmNs, &release, NULL); if (release == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s RDF schema invalid : no Release\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); unlink(file); nb_removed_files++; return; } rdfGetValue(desc, "Arch", rpmNs, &arch, NULL); if (arch == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s RDF schema invalid : no Arch\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); unlink(file); nb_removed_files++; return; } /********************* rdfGetValue(desc, "Os", rpmNs, &os, NULL); if (os == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s RDF schema invalid : no Os\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); unlink(file); nb_removed_files++; return; } **********************/ aboutRPM = 1; /* * Now that we have gathered name,version,release,arch and os * Check that this is in the package list. */ found = rpmSearchSoftware(name, version, release, arch); if (found) { isOk = 1; } if (URL != NULL) free(URL); /* * Skip to next Description in the RDf file. */ desc = rdfNextDescription(desc); } if ((aboutRPM) && (!isOk)) { /* if (rpm2htmlVerbose) */ printf("Removing outdated %s RDF description\n", file); unlink(file); nb_removed_files++; } /* * Cleanup. */ rdfDestroySchema(rdf); } /* * Scan a distribution directory for RDF files */ static void rpmOneDirCleanup(char *dir) { char *filename; char path[2000]; struct stat buf; int len; DIR *d; struct dirent *file; d = opendir(dir); if (d == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmOneDirCleanup: Listing of %s failed: %s\n", dir, strerror(errno)); return; } else { while ((file = readdir(d)) != NULL) { filename = file->d_name; len = strlen(filename); /* * Compute the full path */ snprintf(path, sizeof(path), "%s/%s", dir, filename); /* * Stat() the file to detect directory and symlimks */ if (lstat(path, &buf) != 0) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmOneDirCleanup: Couldn't stat(%s)\n", path); continue; } /* * Don't follow of analyze symlinks, remove them */ if (S_ISLNK(buf.st_mode)) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) fprintf(stderr, "Cleaning: removing symlink %s\n", path); unlink(path); nb_removed_files++; continue; } /* * Check for RDF files by looking at the suffix */ else if ((len >= 5) && (!strcasecmp(&filename[len - 4], ".rdf"))) { rpmOneFileCleanup(path); } /* * Else if this is a directory, recurse ! */ else if (S_ISDIR(buf.st_mode)) { if (filename[0] != '.') { rpmOneDirCleanup(path); } } } } closedir(d); } /* * Check a resource RDF file for obsolescence. */ static void rpmOneResourceCleanup(char *file) { rdfSchema rdf; rdfNamespace rpmNs; rdfNamespace rdfNs; rdfDescription desc; char *name; char *version; char *release; char *arch; char *URL; int aboutRPM = 0; int isOk = 0; rpmDataPtr found; rdf = rdfRead(file); if (rdf == NULL) { unlink(file); nb_removed_files++; return; } /* * Start the analyze, check that's an RDF for RPM resource. */ rdfNs = rdfGetNamespace(rdf, "http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-rdf-syntax#"); if (rdfNs == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s is not an RDF schema\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); unlink(file); nb_removed_files++; return; } rpmNs = rdfGetNamespace(rdf, "http://www.rpm.org/"); if (rdfNs == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s is not an RPM specific RDF schema\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); unlink(file); nb_removed_files++; return; } desc = rdfFirstDescription(rdf); if (rdfNs == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s RDF schema seems empty\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); unlink(file); nb_removed_files++; return; } /* * We are pretty sure that it will be a valid schema, * Walk the tree and collect the packages descriptions. */ if (desc != NULL) { /* * Get the resource URL ... */ URL = rdfGetDescriptionHref(rdf, desc); if (URL == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s RDF schema invalid : Desc without href\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); unlink(file); nb_removed_files++; return; } /* * Now extract all the metadata information from the RDF tree */ rdfGetValue(desc, "Name", rpmNs, &name, NULL); if (name == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s RDF schema invalid : no Name\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); return; } rdfGetValue(desc, "Version", rpmNs, &version, NULL); if (version == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s RDF schema invalid : no Version\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); return; } rdfGetValue(desc, "Release", rpmNs, &release, NULL); if (release == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s RDF schema invalid : no Release\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); return; } rdfGetValue(desc, "Arch", rpmNs, &arch, NULL); if (arch == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s RDF schema invalid : no Arch\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); return; } /*********** rdfGetValue(desc, "Os", rpmNs, &os, NULL); if (os == NULL) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("%s RDF schema invalid : no Os\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); return; } *************/ aboutRPM = 1; /* * Now that we have gathered name,version,release,arch and os * Check that this is in the package list. */ found = rpmSearchSoftware(name, version, release, arch); if (found) { isOk = 1; } /* * Skip to next Description in the RDf file. */ desc = rdfNextDescription(desc); } if ((aboutRPM) && (!isOk)) { /* if (rpm2htmlVerbose) */ printf("Removing outdated %s RDF resource\n", file); unlink(file); nb_removed_files++; } /* * Cleanup. */ rdfDestroySchema(rdf); } /* * Check the resources directory. */ static void rpmResourcesCleanup(char *dir) { char *filename; char path[2000]; struct stat buf; int len; DIR *d; struct dirent *file; d = opendir(dir); if (d == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmResourcesCleanup: Listing of %s failed: %s\n", dir, strerror(errno)); return; } else { while ((file = readdir(d)) != NULL) { filename = file->d_name; len = strlen(filename); /* * Compute the full path */ snprintf(path, sizeof(path), "%s/%s", dir, filename); /* * Stat() the file to detect directory and symlimks */ if (lstat(path, &buf) != 0) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't stat(%s)\n", path); unlink(path); nb_removed_files++; continue; } /* * Don't follow of analyze symlinks, remove them */ if (S_ISLNK(buf.st_mode)) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) fprintf(stderr, "Cleaning: removing symlink %s\n", path); unlink(path); nb_removed_files++; continue; } /* * Check for RDF files by looking at the suffix */ else if ((len >= 5) && (!strcasecmp(&filename[len - 4], ".rdf"))) { rpmOneResourceCleanup(path); } /* * Else if this is a directory, recurse ! */ else if (S_ISDIR(buf.st_mode)) { if (filename[0] != '.') { if (!strcmp(filename, "distribs")) { /* TOTO : explore the distrib too ! */ } else { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) fprintf(stderr, "Cleaning: directory resources/%s should not exist\n", filename); } } } } } closedir(d); } /* * Cleanup the whole RDF repository */ void rpmDirCleanupAll(void) { char *filename; char path[2000]; struct stat buf; int len; DIR *d; struct dirent *file; int start_time; int end_time; if (!rpm2html_dump_rdf) return; if (!rpm2html_rdf_dir) return; nb_removed_files = 0; start_time = time(NULL); d = opendir(rpm2html_rdf_dir); if (d == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Listing of %s failed: %s\n", rpm2html_rdf_dir, strerror(errno)); return; } else { while ((file = readdir(d)) != NULL) { filename = file->d_name; len = strlen(filename); /* * Compute the full path */ snprintf(path, sizeof(path), "%s/%s", rpm2html_rdf_dir, filename); /* * Stat() the file to detect directory and symlimks */ if (lstat(path, &buf) != 0) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmDirCleanupAll: Couldn't stat(%s)\n", path); continue; } /* * Don't follow of analyze symlinks, */ if (S_ISLNK(buf.st_mode)) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) fprintf(stderr, "Cleaning: removing symlink %s\n", path); unlink(path); nb_removed_files++; continue; } /* * We shouldn't get any non-rdf file here */ else if ((len >= 5) && (!strcasecmp(&filename[len - 4], ".rdf"))) { rpmOneFileCleanup(filename); } /* * Else if this is a directory, handle it */ else if (S_ISDIR(buf.st_mode)) { if (!strcmp(filename, "resources")) { rpmResourcesCleanup(path); } else if (filename[0] != '.') { rpmOneDirCleanup(path); } } /* * Else, remove that file it shouldn't be here ! */ else { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) fprintf(stderr, "Cleaning: removing file %s\n", path); unlink(path); nb_removed_files++; continue; } } } closedir(d); end_time = time(NULL); /* if (rpm2htmlVerbose) */ printf("Cleanup took %d second, %d files removed\n", end_time - start_time, nb_removed_files); } rpm2html-1.11.2/compressor.c0000664000076400007640000001162206532402606014400 0ustar hanyhany/* * Compressor.c : read an input file and store it compressed in * a C source file containing a char array containing * the compressed file. * * See Copyright for the status of this software. * * $Id: compressor.c,v 1.5 1998/05/25 23:57:58 veillard Exp $ */ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #define MAX_PATH_LENGHT 512 char *data_name; char *data_file = NULL; int main_argc; char **main_argv; char pwd[MAX_PATH_LENGHT]; void create_gz_source(char *filename) { char outputfile[MAX_PATH_LENGHT]; Bytef *input; int size; Bytef *output; uLongf outsize; int res; struct stat st; int fd; FILE *result; int i; /* * open and read the input file in a buffer. */ fd = open(filename, O_RDONLY); if (fd < 0) { perror("mkdep: open"); return; } fstat(fd, &st); size = st.st_size; input = malloc(size); if (input == NULL) { perror("malloc failed"); exit(1); } res = read(fd, input, size); if (res < size) { perror("read didn't complete"); exit(1); } close(fd); /* * allocate an output buffer for the compressed result. */ outsize = size + (size / 8) + 12; output = malloc(outsize); if (output == NULL) { perror("malloc failed"); exit(1); } /* * compress the whole stuff in one pass. */ if (compress(output, (uLongf *) &outsize, input, size) != Z_OK) { fprintf(stderr, "compress failed\n"); exit(1); } /* * save the whole stuff as a C source file. */ if (data_file == NULL) { sprintf(outputfile, "%s.h", filename); data_file = &outputfile[0]; } result = fopen(data_file, "w"); if (result == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "fopen(%s)", data_file); perror("failed"); exit(1); } fprintf(result, "/* output from compressor, need #include \" */\n"); fprintf(result, "#define %s_size %d\n", data_name, size); fprintf(result, "unsigned char %s[%d] = {", data_name, (int) outsize); for (i = 0;i < (outsize - 1);i++) { if (!(i % 15)) fprintf(result, "\n"); fprintf(result, "0x%02x,", output[i]); } fprintf(result, "0x%02x\n};\n\n", output[outsize - 1]); fprintf(result, "char *read_%s(void) {\n", data_name); fprintf(result, " uLongf size = %d;\n", size + 20); fprintf(result, " Bytef *buffer = malloc(%d);\n\n", size + 20); fprintf(result, " if (buffer == NULL) return(NULL);\n"); fprintf(result, " if (uncompress(buffer, &size, %s, %d) != Z_OK) {\n", data_name, (int) outsize); fprintf(result, " fprintf(stderr, \"uncompress failed\");\n"); fprintf(result, " free(buffer);\n"); fprintf(result, " return(NULL);\n"); fprintf(result, " }\n"); fprintf(result, " if (size != %d) {\n", size); fprintf(result, " fprintf(stderr, \"uncompress failed\");\n"); fprintf(result, " free(buffer);\n"); fprintf(result, " return(NULL);\n"); fprintf(result, " }\n"); fprintf(result, " buffer[%d] = '\\0';\n", size); fprintf(result, " return(buffer);\n}\n"); fclose(result); } void message(char *fmt, ...) { va_list ap; va_start(ap, fmt); vfprintf(stderr, fmt, ap); va_end(ap); } char *get_data_name(char *filename) { char *res; char *cur; res = (char *) malloc((strlen(filename) + 20) * sizeof(char)); sprintf(res, "data_buffer_%s", filename); cur = res; while (*cur != '\0') { if (*cur == '.') *cur = '_'; else if (*cur == ' ') *cur = '_'; else if (*cur == '/') *cur = '_'; else if (*cur == '\t') *cur = '_'; cur++; } return(res); } int main(int argc, char **argv) { char fullname[MAX_PATH_LENGHT]; main_argc = argc; main_argv = argv; getcwd(pwd, sizeof(pwd)); while (--argc > 0) { char *name = *++argv; if (name[0] == '-') { switch (name[1]) { case 'n': data_name = *++argv; argc--; continue; case 'o': data_file = *++argv; argc--; continue; default: /* * NOTE : dump_h has to be modified accordingly * if new options are added ! */ fprintf(stderr,"%s [options] includes ...\n", argv[0]); fprintf(stderr,"Options :\n"); fprintf(stderr,"\t-n data_name\n"); fprintf(stderr,"\t-o file_name\n"); exit(1); } continue; } if (name[0] != '/') { strcpy(fullname, pwd); strcat(fullname, "/"); strcat(fullname, name); } else { strcpy(fullname, name); } /* * do the work ! */ data_name = get_data_name(name); create_gz_source(fullname); } return 0; } rpm2html-1.11.2/config.c0000664000076400007640000005321611466344075013465 0ustar hanyhany/* * config.c : handle the configuration file. * * See Copyright for the status of this software. * * $Id: config.c,v 1.52 2010/11/09 22:16:29 hany Exp $ */ #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_FCNTL_H #include #endif #include #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_UNISTD_H #include #endif #include "rpm2html.h" #include "rpmdata.h" #ifdef WITH_SQL #include "sql.h" #endif /* * configuration variables for rpm2html */ char *rpm2html_rpm2html_name = RPM2HTML_NAME; char *rpm2html_rpm2html_ver = RPM2HTML_VER; char *rpm2html_rpm2html_url = RPM2HTML_URL; char *rpm2html_rpm2html_thishost= NULL; char *rpm2html_maint = RPM2HTML_MAINT; char *rpm2html_mail = RPM2HTML_MAIL; char *rpm2html_help = NULL; char *rpm2html_dir = NULL; char *rpm2html_name = NULL; char *rpm2html_url = NULL; #ifdef WITH_SQL char *rpm2html_search = "/linux/rpm2html/search.php"; #endif char *rpm2html_ftp = NULL; char *rpm2html_ftpsrc = NULL; char *rpm2html_host = NULL; int rpm2html_build_tree = 0; int rpm2html_cve_linking = 1; #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE char *rpm2html_html_template = "rpm2html.tpl"; #endif int rpm2html_dump_html = 1; int rpm2html_dump_html_only_if_rpm_newer = 0; int rpm2html_dump_rdf = 0; int rpm2html_dump_rdf_resources= 0; char *rpm2html_rdf_dir = NULL; char *rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir= NULL; int rpm2html_rdf_count_limit = DEFAULT_RDF_COUNT_LIMIT; int rpm2html_files = 0; int rpm2html_size = 0; int rpm2html_no_sql = 0; int rpm2html_install_files = 0; int rpm2html_install_size = 0; int rpm2html_protect_emails = 0; char *rpm2html_headers_name[MAX_EXTRA_HEADERS]; char *rpm2html_headers_url[MAX_EXTRA_HEADERS]; int rpm2html_nb_extra_headers = 0; int nb_metadata_mirrors = 0; int max_metadata_mirrors = 0; char **metadata_mirrors = NULL; void addHeader(char *value); #ifdef HAVE_STRNDUP extern char *strndup (const char *source, size_t len); #else /* ! HAVE_STRNDUP */ /* * */ char *strndup (const char *source, size_t len) { char* tmp = NULL; if ((source == NULL) || (len < 0)) return(NULL); if (len <= strlen(source)) return xmlStrdup(source); tmp = xmlMalloc(len+1); strncpy(tmp, source, len); tmp[len] = '\0'; return(tmp); } #endif /* HAVE_STRNDUP */ /* * free a directory structure. */ void rpmDirFree(rpmDirPtr dir) { int i; if (dir->color) xmlFree(dir->color); if (dir->dir != NULL) xmlFree(dir->dir); if (dir->ftp != NULL) xmlFree(dir->ftp); if (dir->ftpsrc != NULL) xmlFree(dir->ftpsrc); if (dir->host != NULL) xmlFree(dir->host); if (dir->mail != NULL) xmlFree(dir->mail); if (dir->maint != NULL) xmlFree(dir->maint); if (dir->name != NULL) xmlFree(dir->name); if (dir->url != NULL) xmlFree(dir->url); if (dir->subdir != NULL) xmlFree(dir->subdir); for (i = 0;i < dir->nb_mirrors ; i++) if (dir->mirrors[i] != NULL) xmlFree(dir->mirrors[i]); if (dir->mirrors != NULL) xmlFree(dir->mirrors); if (dir->trust != NULL) xmlFree(dir->trust); if (dir->rpmdir != NULL) xmlFree(dir->rpmdir); if (dir->dbpath != NULL) xmlFree(dir->dbpath); /* Added by A. Gibert */ dir->next = NULL; memset(dir, 0, sizeof(rpmDir)); xmlFree(dir); } /* * free a directory list. */ void rpmDirListFree(rpmDirPtr *base) { rpmDirPtr dir = *base, next; while (dir != NULL) { next = dir->next; rpmDirFree(dir); dir = next; } *base = NULL; } /* * free an RPM structure. */ void rpmDataFree(rpmDataPtr rpm) { if (rpm->filename) xmlFree(rpm->filename); if (rpm->name != NULL) stringFree(rpm->name); if (rpm->version != NULL) stringFree(rpm->version); if (rpm->release != NULL) stringFree(rpm->release); if (rpm->url != NULL) xmlFree(rpm->url); if (rpm->arch != NULL) stringFree(rpm->arch); if (rpm->os != NULL) stringFree(rpm->os); if (rpm->distribution != NULL) stringFree(rpm->distribution); if (rpm->vendor != NULL) stringFree(rpm->vendor); if (rpm->group != NULL) stringFree(rpm->group); if (rpm->summary != NULL) xmlFree(rpm->summary); if (rpm->subdir != NULL) stringFree(rpm->subdir); rpmDataListFree(&(rpm->nextArch)); memset(rpm, 0, sizeof(rpmData)); xmlFree(rpm); } /* * free an RPM list. */ void rpmDataListFree(rpmDataPtr *base) { rpmDataPtr rpm = *base, next; while (rpm != NULL) { next = rpm->nextSoft; rpmDataFree(rpm); rpm = next; } *base = NULL; } /* * free a resource structure. */ void rpmRessFree(rpmRessPtr res) { if (res->name != NULL) xmlFree(res->name); if (res->version != NULL) xmlFree(res->version); if (res->provider != NULL) xmlFree(res->provider); memset(res, 0, sizeof(rpmRess)); xmlFree(res); } /* * free a resource list. */ void rpmRessListFree(rpmRessPtr *base) { rpmRessPtr res = *base, next; while (res != NULL) { next = res->next; rpmRessFree(res); res = next; } *base = NULL; } /* * Search a directory in the list. If not found, create a new one. */ rpmDirPtr rpmDirSearch(char *dirname) { rpmDirPtr cur = dirList; while (cur != NULL) { if (!strcmp(dirname, cur->rpmdir)) return(cur); cur = cur->next; } cur = (rpmDirPtr) xmlMalloc(sizeof(rpmDir)); if (cur == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmDirSearch : ran out of memory!\n"); exit(1); } memset(cur, 0, sizeof(rpmDir)); cur->max_mirrors = 5; cur->mirrors = (char **) xmlMalloc(cur->max_mirrors * sizeof(char *)); cur->color = xmlStrdup("#ffffff"); cur->dir = NULL; cur->files = 0; cur->html = 1; cur->ftp = NULL; cur->ftpsrc = NULL; cur->host = NULL; cur->mail = NULL; cur->maint = NULL; cur->name = NULL; cur->nb_mirrors = 0; cur->mirrors[0] = NULL; cur->rpmdir = xmlStrdup(dirname); cur->size = 0; cur->trust = "1.0"; cur->trust = NULL; cur->url = NULL; cur->build_tree = rpm2html_build_tree; cur->follow_symlinks = 0; cur->rpm_symlinks = 0; if (strncmp(dirname, "localbase", 9)) /* Added by A. Gibert */ cur->installbase = 0; else cur->installbase = 1; cur->next = dirList; dirList = cur; return(cur); } /* * addConfigEntry : an entry in the config file has just been read. */ void addConfigEntry(char *rpmdir, char *name, char *value) { rpmDirPtr cur; char *temp; if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) printf("addConfigEntry(\"%s\", \"%s\", \"%s\")\n", rpmdir, name, value); /* * case of global option for rpm2html. */ if (!strcasecmp(rpmdir, RPM2HTML_NAME)) { if (!strcasecmp(name, "url")) { rpm2html_url = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "maint")) { rpm2html_maint = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "help")) { rpm2html_help = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "mail")) { rpm2html_mail = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "dir")) { rpm2html_dir = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "ftp")) { rpm2html_ftp = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "ftpsrc")) { rpm2html_ftpsrc = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "name")) { rpm2html_name = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "host")) { rpm2html_host = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "tree")) { if ((!strcasecmp(value, "true")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "yes"))) { rpm2html_build_tree = 1; } else if ((!strcasecmp(value, "false")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "no"))) { rpm2html_build_tree = 0; } else { printf("Config file : %s global entry ignored,\n", name); printf("\tuse \"tree=true\" or \"tree=false\"\n"); } } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "rdf")) { if ((!strcasecmp(value, "true")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "yes"))) { rpm2html_dump_rdf = 1; } else if ((!strcasecmp(value, "false")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "no"))) { rpm2html_dump_rdf = 0; } else { printf("Config file : %s global entry ignored,\n", name); printf("\tuse \"rdf=true\" or \"rdf=false\"\n"); } } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "rdf_dir")) { rpm2html_rdf_dir = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "rdf_resources")) { if ((!strcasecmp(value, "true")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "yes"))) { rpm2html_dump_rdf_resources = 1; } else if ((!strcasecmp(value, "false")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "no"))) { rpm2html_dump_rdf_resources = 0; } else { printf("Config file : %s global entry ignored,\n", name); printf("\tuse \"rdf_resources=true\" or \"rdf_resources=false\"\n"); } } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "rdf_resources_dir")) { rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "rdf_count_limit")) { rpm2html_rdf_count_limit = strtol(value, &temp, 10); if ((*value == '\0') || (*temp != '\0')) { printf("Config file : %s global entry ignored,\n", name); printf("\tuse \"rdf_count_limit=\"\n"); rpm2html_rdf_count_limit = DEFAULT_RDF_COUNT_LIMIT; } } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "html")) { if ((!strcasecmp(value, "true")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "yes"))) { rpm2html_dump_html = 1; } else if ((!strcasecmp(value, "false")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "no"))) { rpm2html_dump_html = 0; } else { printf("Config file : %s global entry ignored,\n", name); printf("\tuse \"html=true\" or \"html=false\"\n"); } #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "html_template")) { rpm2html_html_template = xmlStrdup(value); #endif } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "protectemails")) { if ((!strcasecmp(value, "true")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "yes"))) { rpm2html_protect_emails = 1; } else if ((!strcasecmp(value, "false")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "no"))) { rpm2html_protect_emails = 0; } else { printf("Config file : %s global entry ignored,\n", name); printf("\tuse \"protectemails=true\" or \"protectemails=false\"\n"); } } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "cve_linking")) { if ((!strcasecmp(value, "true")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "yes"))) { rpm2html_cve_linking = 1; } else if ((!strcasecmp(value, "false")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "no"))) { rpm2html_cve_linking = 0; } else { printf("Config file : %s global entry ignored,\n", name); printf("\tuse \"cve_linking=true\" or \"cve_linking=false\"\n"); } } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "header")) { addHeader(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "dump_html_only_if_rpm_newer")) { if ((!strcasecmp(value, "true")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "yes"))) { rpm2html_dump_html_only_if_rpm_newer = 1; } else if ((!strcasecmp(value, "false")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "no"))) { rpm2html_dump_html_only_if_rpm_newer = 0; } else { printf("Config file : %s global entry ignored,\n", name); printf("\tuse \"dump_html_only_if_rpm_newer=true\" or \"dump_html_only_if_rpm_newer=false\"\n"); } } else { printf("Config file : %s global entry ignored\n", name); } return; } /* * Options for the metadata mirrors. */ if (!strcasecmp(rpmdir, "metadata")) { if (!strcasecmp(name, "mirror")) { /* * all "mirrors" values are collected in the metadata_mirrors array. */ if (metadata_mirrors == NULL) { max_metadata_mirrors = 10; nb_metadata_mirrors = 0; metadata_mirrors = (char **) xmlMalloc(max_metadata_mirrors * sizeof(char *)); if (metadata_mirrors == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "addConfigEntry : ran out of memory!\n"); exit(1); } } if (nb_metadata_mirrors >= max_metadata_mirrors) { max_metadata_mirrors *= 2; metadata_mirrors = (char **) xmlRealloc(metadata_mirrors, max_metadata_mirrors * sizeof(char *)); if (metadata_mirrors == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "addConfigEntry : ran out of memory!\n"); exit(1); } } metadata_mirrors[nb_metadata_mirrors++] = xmlStrdup(value); } else { printf("Config file : %s entry for [metadata] ignored\n", name); } return; } /* * option for a directory. */ cur = rpmDirSearch(rpmdir); if (!strcasecmp(name, "name")) { cur->name = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "dir")) { cur->dir = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "subdir")) { cur->subdir = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "dbpath")) { /* Added by A. Gibert */ cur->dbpath = xmlStrdup(value); /* Added by A. Gibert */ } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "url")) { cur->url = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "ftp")) { cur->ftp = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "ftpsrc")) { cur->ftpsrc = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "color")) { if (cur->color != NULL) xmlFree(cur->color); cur->color = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "trust")) { if (cur->trust != NULL) xmlFree(cur->color); cur->trust = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "host")) { rpm2html_host = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "rdf_dir")) { rpm2html_rdf_dir = xmlStrdup(value); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "html")) { if ((!strcasecmp(value, "true")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "yes"))) { cur->html = 1; } else if ((!strcasecmp(value, "false")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "no"))) { cur->html = 0; } else { printf("Config file : %s directory entry ignored,\n", name); printf("\tuse \"html=true\" or \"html=false\"\n"); } } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "tree")) { if ((!strcasecmp(value, "true")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "yes"))) { cur->build_tree = 1; } else if ((!strcasecmp(value, "false")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "no"))) { cur->build_tree = 0; } else { printf("Config file : %s directory entry ignored,\n", name); printf("\tuse \"tree=true\" or \"tree=false\"\n"); } } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "followsymlinks")) { if ((!strcasecmp(value, "true")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "yes"))) { cur->follow_symlinks = 1; } else if ((!strcasecmp(value, "false")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "no"))) { cur->follow_symlinks = 0; } else { printf("Config file : %s directory entry ignored,\n", name); printf("\tuse \"tree=true\" or \"tree=false\"\n"); } } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "rpmsymlinks")) { if ((!strcasecmp(value, "true")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "yes"))) { cur->rpm_symlinks = 1; } else if ((!strcasecmp(value, "false")) || (!strcasecmp(value, "no"))) { cur->rpm_symlinks = 0; } else { printf("Config file : %s directory entry ignored,\n", name); printf("\tuse \"tree=true\" or \"tree=false\"\n"); } } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "mirror")) { /* * all "mirrors" values are collected in the mirrors array. */ if (cur->nb_mirrors >= cur->max_mirrors) { cur->max_mirrors *= 2; cur->mirrors = (char **) xmlRealloc(cur->mirrors, cur->max_mirrors * sizeof(char *)); if (cur->mirrors == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "addConfigEntry : ran out of memory!\n"); exit(1); } } cur->mirrors[cur->nb_mirrors++] = xmlStrdup(value); } else { printf("Config file : %s entry for [%s] ignored\n", name, rpmdir); } } /**************************************************************** * * * The configuration file parser * * * ****************************************************************/ /* * A few macro needed to help building the parser */ #define IS_BLANK(ptr) \ (((*(ptr)) == ' ') || ((*(ptr)) == '\b') || \ ((*(ptr)) == '\n') || ((*(ptr)) == '\r')) #define SKIP_BLANK(ptr) \ { while (((*(ptr)) == ' ') || ((*(ptr)) == '\b') || \ ((*(ptr)) == '\n') || ((*(ptr)) == '\r')) ptr++; } #define GOTO_EQL(ptr) \ { while (((*(ptr)) != '\0') && ((*(ptr)) != '=') && \ ((*(ptr)) != '\n') && ((*(ptr)) != '\r')) ptr++; } #define GOTO_EOL(ptr) \ { while (((*(ptr)) != '\0') && \ ((*(ptr)) != '\n') && ((*(ptr)) != '\r')) ptr++; } /* * addHeader : parse an Header entry, we expect the first * part to be an URL and the end of the line is the name. * * e.g: "help.html Get Help" */ void addHeader(char *value) { char *url; char *name; char save; /* * Check for more room in the header arrays. * Yes I'm lazy ... */ if (rpm2html_nb_extra_headers >= MAX_EXTRA_HEADERS) { fprintf(stderr, "Too many headers, increase MAX_EXTRA_HEADERS\n"); return; } /* * Check the url, parse until finding a blank. */ name = value; while (!IS_BLANK(name)) name++; save = *name; *name = 0; url = xmlStrdup(value); *name = save; if (url == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "strndup \"%s\" failed\n", value); exit(1); } SKIP_BLANK(name); if (*name == '\0') { fprintf(stderr, "Config file : expecting \"header URL description\"\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\tfound \"header: %s\", ignored\n", value); xmlFree(url); return; } /* * Store the values in global variables. */ rpm2html_headers_name[rpm2html_nb_extra_headers] = xmlStrdup(name); rpm2html_headers_url[rpm2html_nb_extra_headers] = url; rpm2html_nb_extra_headers++; } /* * read config file: parse a configuration file. */ int readConfigFile(char *filename) { FILE *input; char *str, *base; char string[1000]; char rpmdir[1000] = "rpm2html"; char *name; char *value; int errors = 0; rpm2html_host = rpm2html_rpm2html_thishost; input = fopen (filename, "r"); if (input == NULL) { fprintf (stderr, "Cannot read config from %s :\n", filename); perror ("fopen failed"); return -1; } while (1) { /* * read one line in string buffer. */ if (fgets (&string[0], sizeof (string) - 1, input) == NULL) break; str = &string[0]; SKIP_BLANK (str) string[sizeof (string) - 1] = '\0'; /* * Comment starts with a semicolumn. */ if (*str == ';') continue; if (*str == '\0') continue; /* * sections are indicated between brackets, e.g. [amaya] */ if (*str == '[') { str++; SKIP_BLANK (str) base = str; while ((*str != '\0') && (*str != ']')) str++; if (*str == '\0') { fprintf (stderr, "config file %s corrupted :\n\t\"%s\"\n", filename, string); break; } *str = '\0'; strcpy (&rpmdir[0], base); if (strcasecmp(rpmdir, "metadata")) rpmDirSearch(rpmdir); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) fprintf (stderr, "readConfigFile section [%s]\n", rpmdir); continue; } /* * entries have the following form : * name=value */ name = str; GOTO_EQL (str) if (*str != '=') { errors++; if (errors >= 30) { fprintf (stderr, "config file %s seems invalid\n", filename); exit(1); } continue; } *str++ = '\0'; SKIP_BLANK (str) value = str; GOTO_EOL (str) *str = '\0'; addConfigEntry(rpmdir, name, value); #ifdef WITH_SQL /* * Duplicate the info in the SQL base */ sqlConfigEntry(rpmdir, name, value); #endif } fclose (input); return(0); } /* * reinitialize the base setup. */ void reinitialize(void) { if (rpm2html_dir) { xmlFree(rpm2html_dir); rpm2html_dir = NULL; } if (rpm2html_name) { xmlFree(rpm2html_name); rpm2html_name = NULL; } if (rpm2html_url) { xmlFree(rpm2html_url); rpm2html_url = NULL; } if (rpm2html_ftp) { xmlFree(rpm2html_ftp); rpm2html_ftp = NULL; } if (rpm2html_ftpsrc) { xmlFree(rpm2html_ftpsrc); rpm2html_ftpsrc = NULL; } if ((rpm2html_rpm2html_name != NULL) && (strcmp(rpm2html_rpm2html_name, RPM2HTML_NAME))) { xmlFree(rpm2html_rpm2html_name); } rpm2html_rpm2html_name = RPM2HTML_NAME; if ((rpm2html_rpm2html_ver != NULL) && (strcmp(rpm2html_rpm2html_ver, RPM2HTML_VER))) { xmlFree(rpm2html_rpm2html_ver); } rpm2html_rpm2html_ver = RPM2HTML_VER; if ((rpm2html_rpm2html_url != NULL) && (strcmp(rpm2html_rpm2html_url, RPM2HTML_URL))) { xmlFree(rpm2html_rpm2html_url); } rpm2html_rpm2html_url = RPM2HTML_URL; if ((rpm2html_maint != NULL) && (strcmp(rpm2html_maint, RPM2HTML_MAINT))) { xmlFree(rpm2html_maint); } rpm2html_maint = RPM2HTML_MAINT; if ((rpm2html_mail != NULL) && (strcmp(rpm2html_mail, RPM2HTML_MAIL))) { xmlFree(rpm2html_mail); } rpm2html_mail = RPM2HTML_MAIL; rpm2html_dir = NULL; rpm2html_name = NULL; rpm2html_url = NULL; rpm2html_ftp = NULL; rpm2html_ftpsrc = NULL; if (rpm2html_host != NULL && rpm2html_host != rpm2html_rpm2html_thishost) xmlFree(rpm2html_host); rpm2html_host = rpm2html_rpm2html_thishost; rpm2html_build_tree = 0; rpm2html_dump_rdf = 0; rpm2html_dump_rdf_resources = 0; rpm2html_dump_html = 1; #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE if (rpm2html_html_template != NULL) xmlFree(rpm2html_html_template); rpm2html_html_template = "rpm2html.tpl"; #endif if (rpm2html_rdf_dir != NULL) xmlFree(rpm2html_rdf_dir); rpm2html_rdf_dir = NULL; if (rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir != NULL) xmlFree(rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir); rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir = NULL; for (;rpm2html_nb_extra_headers > 0;) { rpm2html_nb_extra_headers--; xmlFree(rpm2html_headers_name[rpm2html_nb_extra_headers]); rpm2html_headers_name[rpm2html_nb_extra_headers] = NULL; xmlFree(rpm2html_headers_url[rpm2html_nb_extra_headers]); rpm2html_headers_url[rpm2html_nb_extra_headers] = NULL; } rpm2html_nb_extra_headers = 0; /* * Cleanup of other modules. */ rpmdataCleanup(); htmlCleanup(); rpmopenCleanup(); #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE destroyTemplateEngine(); #endif } rpm2html-1.11.2/html.c0000664000076400007640000043216211466344075013165 0ustar hanyhany/* * html.c: code concerning the dump as an HTML base. * * See Copyright for the status of this software. * * $Id: html.c,v 1.127 2010/11/09 22:16:29 hany Exp $ */ #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_FCNTL_H #include #endif #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_UNISTD_H #include #endif #include #include #include #include #include "rpm2html.h" #include "rpmdata.h" #include "html.h" #include "language.h" #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE #include "template.h" #endif #ifndef HAVE_SNPRINTF #error You really need snprintf ... #endif /* * Global variables concerning the dump environment */ static char buf[500]; /* * The entities list for the extended ASCII charset. */ static char *html_flags[] = { "", "<", "<=", ">", ">=", "=" }; /* * The entities list for the extended ASCII charset. */ static char *entities[256] = { NULL, /* 000 */ NULL, /* 001 */ NULL, /* 002 */ NULL, /* 003 */ NULL, /* 004 */ NULL, /* 005 */ NULL, /* 006 */ NULL, /* 007 */ NULL, /* 008 */ NULL, /* 009 */ NULL, /* 010 */ NULL, /* 011 */ NULL, /* 012 */ NULL, /* 013 */ NULL, /* 014 */ NULL, /* 015 */ NULL, /* 016 */ NULL, /* 017 */ NULL, /* 018 */ NULL, /* 019 */ NULL, /* 020 */ NULL, /* 021 */ NULL, /* 022 */ NULL, /* 023 */ NULL, /* 024 */ NULL, /* 025 */ NULL, /* 026 */ NULL, /* 027 */ NULL, /* 028 */ NULL, /* 029 */ NULL, /* 030 */ NULL, /* 031 */ NULL, /* 032 */ NULL, /* 033 */ """, /* 034 */ NULL, /* 035 */ NULL, /* 036 */ NULL, /* 037 */ "&", /* 038 */ NULL, /* 039 */ NULL, /* 040 */ NULL, /* 041 */ NULL, /* 042 */ NULL, /* 043 */ NULL, /* 044 */ NULL, /* 045 */ NULL, /* 046 */ NULL, /* 047 */ NULL, /* 048 */ NULL, /* 049 */ NULL, /* 050 */ NULL, /* 051 */ NULL, /* 052 */ NULL, /* 053 */ NULL, /* 054 */ NULL, /* 055 */ NULL, /* 056 */ NULL, /* 057 */ NULL, /* 058 */ NULL, /* 059 */ "<", /* 060 */ NULL, /* 061 */ ">", /* 062 */ NULL, /* 063 */ NULL, /* 064 */ NULL, /* 065 */ NULL, /* 066 */ NULL, /* 067 */ NULL, /* 068 */ NULL, /* 069 */ NULL, /* 070 */ NULL, /* 071 */ NULL, /* 072 */ NULL, /* 073 */ NULL, /* 074 */ NULL, /* 075 */ NULL, /* 076 */ NULL, /* 077 */ NULL, /* 078 */ NULL, /* 079 */ NULL, /* 080 */ NULL, /* 081 */ NULL, /* 082 */ NULL, /* 083 */ NULL, /* 084 */ NULL, /* 085 */ NULL, /* 086 */ NULL, /* 087 */ NULL, /* 088 */ NULL, /* 089 */ NULL, /* 090 */ NULL, /* 091 */ NULL, /* 092 */ NULL, /* 093 */ NULL, /* 094 */ NULL, /* 095 */ NULL, /* 096 */ NULL, /* 097 */ NULL, /* 098 */ NULL, /* 099 */ NULL, /* 100 */ NULL, /* 101 */ NULL, /* 102 */ NULL, /* 103 */ NULL, /* 104 */ NULL, /* 105 */ NULL, /* 106 */ NULL, /* 107 */ NULL, /* 108 */ NULL, /* 109 */ NULL, /* 110 */ NULL, /* 111 */ NULL, /* 112 */ NULL, /* 113 */ NULL, /* 114 */ NULL, /* 115 */ NULL, /* 116 */ NULL, /* 117 */ NULL, /* 118 */ NULL, /* 119 */ NULL, /* 120 */ NULL, /* 121 */ NULL, /* 122 */ NULL, /* 123 */ NULL, /* 124 */ NULL, /* 125 */ NULL, /* 126 */ NULL, /* 127 */ NULL, /* 128 */ NULL, /* 129 */ NULL, /* 130 */ NULL, /* 131 */ NULL, /* 132 */ NULL, /* 133 */ NULL, /* 134 */ NULL, /* 135 */ NULL, /* 136 */ NULL, /* 137 */ NULL, /* 138 */ NULL, /* 139 */ NULL, /* 140 */ NULL, /* 141 */ NULL, /* 142 */ NULL, /* 143 */ NULL, /* 144 */ NULL, /* 145 */ NULL, /* 146 */ NULL, /* 147 */ NULL, /* 148 */ NULL, /* 149 */ NULL, /* 150 */ NULL, /* 151 */ NULL, /* 152 */ NULL, /* 153 */ NULL, /* 154 */ NULL, /* 155 */ NULL, /* 156 */ NULL, /* 157 */ NULL, /* 158 */ NULL, /* 159 */ " ", /* 160 */ "¡", /* 161 */ "¢", /* 162 */ "£", /* 163 */ "¤", /* 164 */ "¥", /* 165 */ "¦", /* 166 */ "§", /* 167 */ "¨", /* 168 */ "©", /* 169 */ "ª", /* 170 */ "«", /* 171 */ "¬", /* 172 */ "­", /* 173 */ "®", /* 174 */ "¯", /* 175 */ "°", /* 176 */ "±", /* 177 */ "⊃", /* 178 */ "⊃", /* 179 */ "´", /* 180 */ "µ", /* 181 */ "¶", /* 182 */ "·", /* 183 */ "¸", /* 184 */ "⊃", /* 185 */ "º", /* 186 */ "»", /* 187 */ "&frac;", /* 188 */ "&frac;", /* 189 */ "&frac;", /* 190 */ "¿", /* 191 */ "À", /* 192 */ "Á", /* 193 */ "Â", /* 194 */ "Ã", /* 195 */ "Ä", /* 196 */ "Å", /* 197 */ "Æ", /* 198 */ "Ç", /* 199 */ "È", /* 200 */ "É", /* 201 */ "Ê", /* 202 */ "Ë", /* 203 */ "Ì", /* 204 */ "Í", /* 205 */ "Î", /* 206 */ "Ï", /* 207 */ "Ð", /* 208 */ "Ñ", /* 209 */ "Ò", /* 210 */ "Ó", /* 211 */ "Ô", /* 212 */ "Õ", /* 213 */ "Ö", /* 214 */ "×", /* 215 */ "Ø", /* 216 */ "Ù", /* 217 */ "Ú", /* 218 */ "Û", /* 219 */ "Ü", /* 220 */ "Ý", /* 221 */ "Þ", /* 222 */ "ß", /* 223 */ "à", /* 224 */ "á", /* 225 */ "â", /* 226 */ "ã", /* 227 */ "ä", /* 228 */ "å", /* 229 */ "æ", /* 230 */ "ç", /* 231 */ "è", /* 232 */ "é", /* 233 */ "ê", /* 234 */ "ë", /* 235 */ "ì", /* 236 */ "í", /* 237 */ "î", /* 238 */ "ï", /* 239 */ "ð", /* 240 */ "ñ", /* 241 */ "ò", /* 242 */ "ó", /* 243 */ "ô", /* 244 */ "õ", /* 245 */ "ö", /* 246 */ "÷", /* 247 */ "ø", /* 248 */ "ù", /* 249 */ "ú", /* 250 */ "û", /* 251 */ "ü", /* 252 */ "ý", /* 253 */ "þ", /* 254 */ "ÿ" /* 255 */ }; #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE /* * Template engine used to produce HTML output */ struct tpl_engine* engine = NULL; void templateError(enum tpl_error tplerrno) { switch (tplerrno) { case tpl_not_found: fprintf(stderr, "template not found\n"); break; case tpl_empty: fprintf(stderr, "template is empty\n"); break; case tpl_element_not_found: fprintf(stderr, "template element not found\n"); break; case tpl_element_empty: fprintf(stderr, "template element empty\n"); break; case tpl_error_external: fprintf(stderr, "external template error\n"); break; default: fprintf(stderr, "unknown template error\n"); break; } perror("template engine error"); exit(1); } void initTemplateEngine(const char *templateFile) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("Using HTML template: %s\n", templateFile); engine = tpl_engine_new(); tpl_file_load(engine, templateFile); if (engine->tplerrno) templateError(engine->tplerrno); } void destroyTemplateEngine() { tpl_engine_delete(engine); } #endif /* * Converting extended ASCII charset to valid HTML text. * The string returned is a shared location. */ static unsigned char *buffer = NULL; static int buffer_size = 2000; char *convertHTML(const char *str) { unsigned char *cur, *end; unsigned char c; if (buffer == NULL) { buffer = (char *) xmlMalloc(buffer_size * sizeof(char)); if (buffer == NULL) { perror("xmlMalloc failed"); exit(1); } } cur = &buffer[0]; end = &buffer[buffer_size - 20]; while (*str != '\0') { if (cur >= end) { int delta = cur - buffer; buffer_size *= 2; buffer = (char *) xmlRealloc(buffer, buffer_size * sizeof(char)); if (buffer == NULL) { perror("xmlRealloc failed"); exit(1); } end = &buffer[buffer_size - 20]; cur = &buffer[delta]; } c = (unsigned char) *(str++); if (entities[(unsigned int) c] == NULL) { *(cur++) = c; } else { strcpy(cur, entities[(unsigned int) c]); cur += strlen(entities[(unsigned int) c]); } } *cur = '\0'; return(buffer); } /* * Converting extended ASCII charset to valid XML text. * The string returned is a shared location. */ char *convertXML(const char *str) { unsigned char *cur, *end; unsigned char c; if (buffer == NULL) { buffer = (char *) xmlMalloc(buffer_size * sizeof(char)); if (buffer == NULL) { perror("xmlMalloc failed"); exit(1); } } cur = &buffer[0]; end = &buffer[buffer_size - 20]; while (*str != '\0') { if (cur >= end) { int delta = cur - buffer; buffer_size *= 2; buffer = (char *) xmlRealloc(buffer, buffer_size * sizeof(char)); if (buffer == NULL) { perror("xmlRealloc failed"); exit(1); } end = &buffer[buffer_size - 20]; cur = &buffer[delta]; } c = (unsigned char) *(str++); if (((c) == 0x09) || ((c) == 0x0A) || ((c) == 0x0D) || (((c) >= 0x20) && ((c) <= 0x8F))) { if (entities[(unsigned int) c] == NULL) { *(cur++) = c; } else { strcpy(cur, entities[(unsigned int) c]); cur += strlen(entities[(unsigned int) c]); } } } *cur = '\0'; return(buffer); } /* * Convert CAN-yyyy-nnnn and CVE-yyyy-nnnn to hyperlinks * The string returned is a shared location. */ static unsigned char *buffer2 = NULL; static int buffer2_size = 2000; enum STATE { C = 1, CV = 2, CVE = 3, CA = 4, CAN = 5, DIGIT1 = 6, DIGIT2 = 7 }; char *convertCVE(const char *str) { unsigned char *cur, *end; unsigned char c; int state = 0; int count = 0; unsigned char parse[14]; /* "CVE-yyyy-nnnn" */ unsigned char *p = parse; if (rpm2html_cve_linking == 0) return str; if (buffer2 == NULL) { buffer2 = (char *) xmlMalloc(buffer2_size * sizeof(char)); if (buffer2 == NULL) { perror("xmlMalloc failed"); exit(1); } } cur = &buffer2[0]; end = &buffer2[buffer2_size - 100]; while (*str != '\0') { if (cur >= end) { int delta = cur - buffer2; buffer2_size *= 2; buffer2 = (char *) xmlRealloc(buffer2, buffer2_size * sizeof(char)); if (buffer2 == NULL) { perror("xmlRealloc failed"); exit(1); } end = &buffer2[buffer2_size - 100]; cur = &buffer2[delta]; } c = (unsigned char) *(str++); switch (c) { case 'C': if (state == 0) { *p++ = c; state = C; continue; } break; case 'V': if (state == C) { *p++ = c; state = CV; continue; } break; case 'E': if (state == CV) { *p++ = c; state = CVE; continue; } break; case 'A': if (state == C) { *p++ = c; state = CA; continue; } break; case 'N': if (state == CA) { *p++ = c; state = CAN; continue; } break; case '-': if (state == CVE || state == CAN) { *p++ = c; state = DIGIT1; count = 0; continue; } else if (state == DIGIT1 && count == 4) { *p++ = c; state = DIGIT2; count = 0; continue; } break; case '0': case '1': case '2': case '3': case '4': case '5': case '6': case '7': case '8': case '9': if (state == DIGIT1 || state == DIGIT2) { count++; if (count == 4) { *p++ = c; if (state == DIGIT2) { unsigned char url[90]; *p = '\0'; sprintf(url, "%s", parse, parse); strcpy(cur, url); cur += strlen(url); p = parse; state = 0; } continue; } else if (count < 4) { *p++ = c; continue; } } break; default: break; } if (p != parse) { memcpy(cur, parse, p - parse); cur += p - parse; p = parse; } state = 0; *(cur++) = c; } *cur = '\0'; return(buffer2); } /* * Generates signature info (extended ASCII charset) * The string returned is a shared location. */ #define X(_x) (unsigned)((_x) & 0xff) static unsigned char *sigInfoMD5 = "internal MD5: "; #if defined(WITH_GPG) static unsigned char *sigInfoGPG = "GPG:\n"; static unsigned char *sigInfoPGP = "PGP:\n"; #else static unsigned char *sigInfoGPG = "GPG"; static unsigned char *sigInfoPGP = "PGP"; #endif static unsigned char *sigInfoU = "unknown"; static unsigned char *sbuffer = NULL; static int sbuffer_size = 2000; static unsigned char *sbuffer2 = NULL; static int sbuffer2_size = 3; char *convertSIG(rpmSigPtr sig) { int n1; unsigned char *md5sum = (unsigned char *) sig->sig; if (sbuffer == NULL) { sbuffer = (char *) xmlMalloc(sbuffer_size * sizeof(char)); if (sbuffer == NULL) { perror("xmlMalloc failed"); exit(1); } } if (sbuffer2 == NULL) { sbuffer2 = (char *) xmlMalloc(sbuffer2_size * sizeof(char)); if (sbuffer2 == NULL) { perror("xmlMalloc failed"); exit(1); } } switch(sig->tag) { case RPMSIGTAG_MD5: strncpy(sbuffer, sigInfoMD5, sbuffer_size); for(n1 = 0; n1 < sig->size; n1++) { snprintf(sbuffer2, sbuffer2_size, "%02x", X(md5sum[n1])); strncat(sbuffer, sbuffer2, sbuffer_size); } return(sbuffer); case RPMSIGTAG_GPG: #if defined(WITH_GPG) strncpy(sbuffer, sigInfoGPG, sbuffer_size); if (sig->resolve != NULL) strncat(sbuffer, sig->resolve, sbuffer_size); return(sbuffer); #else return(sigInfoGPG); #endif case RPMSIGTAG_PGP: #if defined(WITH_GPG) strncpy(sbuffer, sigInfoPGP, sbuffer_size); if (sig->resolve != NULL) strncat(sbuffer, sig->resolve, sbuffer_size); return(sbuffer); #else return(sigInfoPGP); #endif default: return(sigInfoU); } } /* * Determine whether given HTML output file is older than given timestamp and thus needs updating. * * Returned 0 means that no update is needed for HTML, non-zero means update is needed. * * TODO: Make it used also by "resource pages": Resource page gets the timestamp of newest RPM file which contributes * to its content and that is used for compare. */ int needsDump(char *htmlFileName, time_t rpmFileTimestamp) { struct stat buf; if (!rpm2html_dump_html_only_if_rpm_newer) // option turned off => update needed always return 1; // determine the last modification time of the HTML file if (stat(htmlFileName, &buf) != 0) // well, something bad happened so we err in the direction of caution and tell the caller update is needed return 1; // compare time stamps if (rpmFileTimestamp < buf.st_mtime) return 0; return 1; } /* * Cleanup the global varibales of this module */ void htmlCleanup(void) { if (buffer != NULL) xmlFree(buffer); if (buffer2 != NULL) xmlFree(buffer2); if (sbuffer != NULL) xmlFree(sbuffer); if (sbuffer2 != NULL) xmlFree(sbuffer2); buffer = NULL; buffer_size = 2000; buffer2 = NULL; buffer2_size = 2000; sbuffer = NULL; sbuffer_size = 2000; sbuffer2 = NULL; sbuffer2_size = 3; } /* * Converting extended ASCII charset to valid HTML text. * A new memory area is allocated for the returned value. */ char *xmlStrdupHTML(const char *str) { return(xmlStrdup(convertHTML(str))); } /* * createDirectory : create a directory. It does recurse and create the * father dir if needed. */ void createDirectory(const char *dirname) { static char last_dir[2000] = ""; /* * avoid costly syscalls. */ if (!strcmp(last_dir, dirname)) return; if (mkdir(dirname, 0777) != 0) { switch (errno) { #ifdef EEXIST case EEXIST: if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) fprintf(stderr, "Directory \"%s\" already exists\n", dirname); return; #endif case ENOENT: { char *father = xmlStrdup(dirname); char *cur = &father[strlen(father)]; while (cur > father) { if (*cur == '/') { *cur = '\0'; break; } cur--; } if (cur > father) { createDirectory(father); if (mkdir(dirname, 0777) != 0) { fprintf(stderr, "createDirectory \"%s\" failed\n", dirname); perror("mkdir failed:"); return; } } xmlFree(father); break; } default: fprintf(stderr, "createDirectory \"%s\" failed\n", dirname); perror("mkdir failed:"); return; } } else if (rpm2htmlVerbose) fprintf(stderr, "Created directory \"%s\"\n", dirname); } /* * Stuff needed for the icon creation. */ #include #include "dir.png.h" #include "new.png.h" void dumpDirIcon(void) { char path[500]; char *content; int fd; /* struct stat *buf; !!!!!! */ if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; createDirectory(rpm2html_dir); snprintf(path, sizeof(path), "%s/dir.png", rpm2html_dir); content = read_data_buffer_dir_png(); if ((fd = creat(path, 0644)) < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "creat() failed on %s\n", path); return; } write(fd, content, data_buffer_dir_png_size); close(fd); snprintf(path, sizeof(path), "%s/new.png", rpm2html_dir); content = read_data_buffer_new_png(); if ((fd = creat(path, 0644)) < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "creat() failed on %s\n", path); return; } write(fd, content, data_buffer_new_png_size); close(fd); } /* * checkDate : check whether the last modification time of a file * is anterior to a given time */ int checkDate(const char *filename, time_t stamp) { struct stat buf; if (force) return(0); if ((stat(filename, &buf)) != 0) { return(0); } if (buf.st_size < 10) { return(0); } return(buf.st_mtime > stamp); } /* * checkDirectory : check if this directory exist */ int checkDirectory(const char *filename) { struct stat buf; if (force) return(0); if ((stat(filename, &buf)) != 0) { return(0); } if ((S_ISDIR(buf.st_mode)) || (S_ISLNK(buf.st_mode))) return(1); return(0); } /* * checkFile : check if this file exist */ int checkFile(const char *filename) { struct stat buf; if (force) return(0); if ((stat(filename, &buf)) != 0) { return(0); } return(1); } /* * Transformation function from rpm to filename. */ const char *rpmName(rpmDataPtr cur) { static char rbuf[500]; if (cur->arch != NULL) snprintf(rbuf, sizeof(rbuf), "%s-%s-%s.%s", cur->name, cur->version, cur->release, cur->arch); else snprintf(rbuf, sizeof(rbuf), "%s-%s-%s", cur->name, cur->version, cur->release); return(rbuf); } /* * Transformation function from rpm to Software name. */ const char *rpmSoftwareName(rpmDataPtr cur) { static char rbuf[500]; snprintf(rbuf, sizeof(rbuf), "%s-%s-%s", cur->name, cur->version, cur->release); return(rbuf); } /* * remove symbols that we do not want in filenames.. */ const char *cleanName (const char *name) { static char cbuf[500]; char *cur = cbuf; while (*name != '\0') { if ((*name == '/') || (*name == ' ') || (*name == '/') || (*name == '"') || (*name == '<') || (*name == '>') || (*name == ':') || (*name == '|') || (*name == '@') || (*name == '\t') || (*name == '\r') || (*name == '\n')) { *cur++ = '_'; name++; } else *cur++ = *name++; } *cur = '\0'; return (cbuf); } /* * do the URI escaping needed for that name. */ const char *escapeName (const char *name) { static char cbuf[500]; char *cur = cbuf, *end = &cbuf[495]; char tmp; while ((*name != '\0') && (cur < end)) { tmp = *name++; if (((tmp >= 'a') && (tmp <= 'z')) || ((tmp >= 'A') && (tmp <= 'Z')) || ((tmp >= '0') && (tmp <= '9')) || (tmp == '-') || (tmp == '_') || (tmp == '.') || (tmp == '!') || (tmp == '~') || (tmp == '*') || (tmp == '\'') || (tmp == '(') || (tmp == ')')) { *cur++ = tmp; } else { int val = (unsigned char)tmp; int hi = val / 0x10, lo = val % 0x10; *cur++ = '%'; *cur++ = hi + (hi > 9? 'A'-10 : '0'); *cur++ = lo + (lo > 9? 'A'-10 : '0'); } } *cur = '\0'; return (cbuf); } /* * Transformation function from group to filename. */ const char *groupName(const char *group) { static char gbuf[500]; strncpy(gbuf, cleanName (group), 500); strncat(gbuf, localizedStrings[LANG_HTML_SUFFIX], 500); return(gbuf); } /* * Transformation function from group to filename. */ const char *distribName(const char *distrib) { static char dbuf[500]; strncpy(dbuf, cleanName (distrib), 500); strncat(dbuf, localizedStrings[LANG_HTML_SUFFIX], 500); return(dbuf); } /* * Generate a full URL */ void fullURL(char *buf, int len, rpmDirPtr dir, const char *subdir, const char *filename) { if (dir == NULL) { snprintf(buf, len, "http://%s%s", rpm2html_host, rpm2html_url); } else { if (subdir == NULL) snprintf(buf, len, "http://%s%s/%s", rpm2html_host, rpm2html_url, filename); else snprintf(buf, len, "http://%s%s/%s/%s", rpm2html_host, rpm2html_url, subdir, filename); } } /* * Generate a full directory path. */ void fullPathName(char *buf, int len, rpmDirPtr dir, const char *subdir, const char *filename) { if (dir == NULL) { snprintf(buf, len, "%s/%s", rpm2html_dir, filename); } else { if (subdir == NULL) snprintf(buf, len, "%s/%s", dir->dir, filename); else snprintf(buf, len, "%s/%s/%s", dir->dir, subdir, filename); } } /* * Generate a full directory path plus ditinguish with a letter. */ void fullPathNameLr(char *buf, int len, rpmDirPtr dir, char *subdir, char *filename, char letter) { if (dir == NULL) { snprintf(buf, len, "%s/%c%s", rpm2html_dir, letter, filename); } else { if (subdir == NULL) snprintf(buf, len, "%s/%c%s", dir->dir, letter, filename); else snprintf(buf, len, "%s/%s/%c%s", dir->dir, subdir, letter, filename); } } /* * Generate a full directory path plus ditinguish with a number. */ void fullPathNameNr(char *buf, int len, rpmDirPtr dir, char *subdir, char *filename, int number) { if (dir == NULL) { snprintf(buf, len, "%s/%d%s", rpm2html_dir, number, filename); } else { if (subdir == NULL) snprintf(buf, len, "%s/%d%s", dir->dir, number, filename); else snprintf(buf, len, "%s/%s/%d%s", dir->dir, subdir, number, filename); } } /* * Transformation function from vendor to filename. */ const char *vendorName(const char *vendor) { static char vbuf[500]; strncpy(vbuf, cleanName (vendor), 500); strncat(vbuf, localizedStrings[LANG_HTML_SUFFIX], 500); return(vbuf); } /* * Transformation function from resource to filename. */ const char *resourceName(const char *resource) { static char rbuf[500]; strncpy(rbuf, cleanName (resource), 500); strncat(rbuf, localizedStrings[LANG_HTML_SUFFIX], 500); return(rbuf); } #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE /* * Parse template item and write the result to file */ void parseNwriteTemplate(FILE *html, struct tpl_engine *engine, char *template_name) { char* result = NULL; tpl_parse(engine, template_name, "parse_result", 0); result = tpl_element_get(engine, "parse_result"); if (result) fprintf(html, "%s", result); else { perror("template item parsing failed"); exit(1); } } /* * Parse meaningfull value into 'p_new_item' element */ void fillNewItemElement(struct tpl_engine *engine) { tpl_element_set(engine, "url", rpm2html_url); tpl_parse(engine, "new_item", "p_new_item", 0); // XXX maybe not necessary to call this more than once? => optimize to call just once tpl_element_set(engine, "new", tpl_element_get(engine, "p_new_item")); } /* * Clear 'p_new_item' element */ void clearNewItemElement(struct tpl_engine *engine) { tpl_element_set(engine, "new", ""); } #endif /* * Generate an HTML header */ void generateHtmlHeader(FILE *html, char *title, char *color) { #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE tpl_element_set(engine, "generator_name", rpm2html_rpm2html_name); tpl_element_set(engine, "generator_version", rpm2html_rpm2html_ver); tpl_parse(engine, title, "p_title", 0); tpl_element_set(engine, "title", tpl_element_get(engine, "p_title")); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "header"); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE fprintf(html, "\n"); fprintf(html, "\n\n%s\n", title); fprintf(html, "\n", rpm2html_rpm2html_name, rpm2html_rpm2html_ver); if (color == NULL) fprintf(html, "\n\n"); else fprintf(html, "\n\n", color); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE } /* * Generate an HTML footer */ void generateHtmlFooter(FILE *html) { struct tm * tstruct; tstruct = localtime(¤tTime); #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE tpl_element_set(engine, "generator_name", rpm2html_rpm2html_name); tpl_element_set(engine, "generator_version", rpm2html_rpm2html_ver); tpl_element_set(engine, "generator_url", rpm2html_rpm2html_url); tpl_element_set(engine, "maintainer_mail", rpm2html_mail); tpl_element_set(engine, "maintainer_name", rpm2html_maint); tpl_element_set(engine, "time", asctime(tstruct)); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "footer"); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE fprintf(html, "
\n"); fprintf(html, "

%s %s %s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_GENERATED], rpm2html_rpm2html_url, rpm2html_rpm2html_name, rpm2html_rpm2html_ver); if (rpm2html_help != NULL) { fprintf(html, "

%s, %s\n", rpm2html_help, rpm2html_maint, asctime(tstruct)); } else { fprintf(html, "

%s, %s\n", rpm2html_mail, rpm2html_maint, asctime(tstruct)); } fprintf(html, "\n\n"); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE } /* * Generate a the opening anchor tag for a package */ #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE /* note: we diverge here from "ussual templatization" while we do not want to have just '' in the template - too small item; instead, this function will return just URI and caller function will do the rest */ char *generateHtmlRpmAnchor(rpmDataPtr cur) { if (buffer == NULL) { buffer = (char *) xmlMalloc(buffer_size * sizeof(char)); if (buffer == NULL) { perror("xmlMalloc failed"); exit(1); } } /* carefull: initial value for buffer_size is 2000 so if URI generated here is longer, it'll be truncated thus very likely invalid */ if (cur->dir == NULL) { buffer[0] = '\0'; return buffer; } if ((cur->dir->subdir != NULL) && (cur->dir->subdir[0] != '\0')) { /* * More than one mirror, there is an HTML subdir */ if ((cur->subdir != NULL) && (cur->subdir[0] != '\0')) { if (cur->dir->url) snprintf(buffer, buffer_size, "%s/%s/%s/%s.html", cur->dir->url, cur->dir->subdir, cur->subdir, rpmName(cur)); else snprintf(buffer, buffer_size, "%s/%s/%s.html", cur->subdir, cur->dir->subdir, rpmName(cur)); } else { if (cur->dir->url) snprintf(buffer, buffer_size, "%s/%s/%s.html", cur->dir->url, cur->dir->subdir, rpmName(cur)); else snprintf(buffer, buffer_size, "%s/%s.html", cur->dir->subdir, rpmName(cur)); } } else { /* * Only one mirror, no HTML subdir */ if ((cur->subdir != NULL) && (cur->subdir[0] != '\0')) { if (cur->dir->url) snprintf(buffer, buffer_size, "%s/%s/%s.html", cur->dir->url, cur->subdir, rpmName(cur)); else snprintf(buffer, buffer_size, "%s/%s.html", cur->subdir, rpmName(cur)); } else { if (cur->dir->url) snprintf(buffer, buffer_size, "%s/%s.html", cur->dir->url, rpmName(cur)); else snprintf(buffer, buffer_size, "%s.html", rpmName(cur)); } } return buffer; } #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE void generateHtmlRpmAnchor(FILE *html, rpmDataPtr cur) { if (cur->dir == NULL) { fprintf(html, ""); return; } if ((cur->dir->subdir != NULL) && (cur->dir->subdir[0] != '\0')) { /* * More than one mirror, there is an HTML subdir */ if ((cur->subdir != NULL) && (cur->subdir[0] != '\0')) { if (cur->dir->url) fprintf(html, "", cur->dir->url, cur->dir->subdir, cur->subdir, rpmName(cur)); else fprintf(html, "", cur->subdir, cur->dir->subdir, rpmName(cur)); } else { if (cur->dir->url) fprintf(html, "", cur->dir->url, cur->dir->subdir, rpmName(cur)); else fprintf(html, "", cur->dir->subdir, rpmName(cur)); } } else { /* * Only one mirror, no HTML subdir */ if ((cur->subdir != NULL) && (cur->subdir[0] != '\0')) { if (cur->dir->url) fprintf(html, "", cur->dir->url, cur->subdir, rpmName(cur)); else fprintf(html, "", cur->subdir, rpmName(cur)); } else { if (cur->dir->url) fprintf(html, "", cur->dir->url, rpmName(cur)); else fprintf(html, "", rpmName(cur)); } } } #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE /* * Generate an RSS link element for a package */ void generateRSSLink(FILE *RSS, rpmDataPtr cur) { fprintf(RSS, " http://%s", rpm2html_host); if ((cur->dir->subdir != NULL) && (cur->dir->subdir[0] != '\0')) { /* * More than one mirror, there is an HTML subdir */ if ((cur->subdir != NULL) && (cur->subdir[0] != '\0')) { if (cur->dir->url) fprintf(RSS, "%s/%s/%s/%s.html", cur->dir->url, cur->dir->subdir, cur->subdir, rpmName(cur)); else fprintf(RSS, "%s/%s/%s.html", cur->subdir, cur->dir->subdir, rpmName(cur)); } else { if (cur->dir->url) fprintf(RSS, "%s/%s/%s.html", cur->dir->url, cur->dir->subdir, rpmName(cur)); else fprintf(RSS, "%s/%s.html", cur->dir->subdir, rpmName(cur)); } } else { /* * Only one mirror, no HTML subdir */ if ((cur->subdir != NULL) && (cur->subdir[0] != '\0')) { if (cur->dir->url) fprintf(RSS, "%s/%s/%s.html", cur->dir->url, cur->subdir, rpmName(cur)); else fprintf(RSS, "%s/%s.html", cur->subdir, rpmName(cur)); } else { if (cur->dir->url) fprintf(RSS, "%s/%s.html", cur->dir->url, rpmName(cur)); else fprintf(RSS, "%s.html", rpmName(cur)); } } fprintf(RSS, "\n"); } /* * Generate a line in a table for a RPM. * Don't list the source RPMs */ void generateHtmlRpmRow(FILE *html, rpmDataPtr cur, int shownew) { #ifdef SHOW_DATE static char buf[500]; struct tm * tstruct; #endif if (!strcmp(cur->arch, "src")) return; #ifdef SHOW_DATE tstruct = localtime(&(cur->date)); #ifdef HAVE_STRFTIME strftime(buf, sizeof(buf) - 1, "%c", tstruct); #else #error "no strftime, please check !" #endif #endif #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE if (cur->dir != NULL) tpl_element_set(engine, "bgcolor", cur->dir->color); tpl_element_set(engine, "uri", generateHtmlRpmAnchor(cur)); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", rpmName(cur)); if ((shownew) && (cur->date > 0) && ((currentTime - cur->date) < (24 * 60 * 60 * 15))) fillNewItemElement(engine); else clearNewItemElement(engine); tpl_element_set(engine, "summary", convertHTML(cur->summary)); #ifdef SHOW_DATE tpl_element_set(engine, "system", buf); #else if ((cur->dir != NULL) && (cur->dir->name != NULL)) tpl_element_set(engine, "system", cur->dir->name); else tpl_element_set(engine, "system", ""); #endif parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_row"); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE if (cur->dir != NULL) { fprintf(html, "", cur->dir->color, PACKAGE_FIELD_WIDTH); } else { fprintf(html, "", PACKAGE_FIELD_WIDTH); } generateHtmlRpmAnchor(html, cur); fprintf(html, "%s", rpmName(cur)); if ((shownew) && (cur->date > 0) && ((currentTime - cur->date) < (24 * 60 * 60 * 15))) fprintf(html, "\"New\"", rpm2html_url); fprintf(html, "\n%s\n", DESCRIPTION_FIELD_WIDTH, convertHTML(cur->summary)); #ifdef SHOW_DATE fprintf(html, "%s\n", buf); #else if ((cur->dir != NULL) && (cur->dir->name != NULL)) fprintf(html, "%s\n", cur->dir->name); #endif #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE } /* * Generate an entry in an RSS channel for an RPM. */ void generateRSSItem(FILE *RSS, rpmDataPtr cur) { fprintf(RSS, " \n"); fprintf(RSS, " %s\n", rpmName(cur)); if (cur->summary != NULL) fprintf(RSS, " %s\n", convertHTML(cur->summary)); generateRSSLink(RSS, cur); fprintf(RSS, " \n"); } /* * Generate a line in a table for an RPM software and all it's architectures. */ void generateHtmlRpmArchRow(FILE *html, rpmDataPtr cur) { rpmDataPtr tmp; #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE tpl_element_set(engine, "name", rpmSoftwareName(cur)); tpl_element_set(engine, "summary", convertHTML(cur->summary)); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "arch_row"); /* dump the archs list */ tmp = cur; while (tmp != NULL) { if (strcmp(tmp->arch, "src")) { tpl_element_set(engine, "uri", generateHtmlRpmAnchor(tmp)); tpl_element_set(engine, "os", tmp->os); tpl_element_set(engine, "arch", tmp->arch); if ((currentTime - tmp->date) < (24 * 60 * 60 * 15)) fillNewItemElement(engine); else clearNewItemElement(engine); if (tmp->dir != NULL) { tpl_element_set(engine, "bgcolor", tmp->dir->color); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "arch_row_item_dir"); } else parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "arch_row_item"); } tmp = tmp->nextArch; } parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "arch_row_end"); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE fprintf(html, "", PACKAGE_FIELD_WIDTH); fprintf(html, "%s\n", rpmSoftwareName(cur)); fprintf(html, "%s\n", DESCRIPTION_FIELD_WIDTH, convertHTML(cur->summary)); /* dump the archs list */ tmp = cur; while (tmp != NULL) { if (strcmp(tmp->arch, "src")) { if (tmp->dir != NULL) fprintf(html, "", tmp->dir->color, SYSTEM_FIELD_WIDTH); else fprintf(html, "", SYSTEM_FIELD_WIDTH); generateHtmlRpmAnchor(html, tmp); fprintf(html, "%s/%s", tmp->os, tmp->arch); if ((currentTime - tmp->date) < (24 * 60 * 60 * 15)) fprintf(html, "\"New\"", rpm2html_url); fprintf(html, ""); } tmp = tmp->nextArch; } fprintf(html, "\n\n"); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE } /* * Generate the Links for the main pages */ void generateLinks(FILE *html, int installed) { int i; #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE tpl_element_set(engine, "url", rpm2html_url); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "main_header"); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE fprintf(html, "\n"); fprintf(html, "\n\n"); fprintf(html, "\n", rpm2html_url, localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX]); fprintf(html, "\n", rpm2html_url, localizedStrings[LANG_GROUP_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_GROUP]); fprintf(html, "\n", rpm2html_url, localizedStrings[LANG_DISTRIB_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_DISTRIB]); fprintf(html, "\n", rpm2html_url, localizedStrings[LANG_VENDOR_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_VENDOR]); if (installed) fprintf(html, "\n", rpm2html_url, localizedStrings[LANG_BYDATE_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_IDATE]); else fprintf(html, "\n", rpm2html_url, localizedStrings[LANG_BYDATE_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_CDATE]); fprintf(html, "\n", rpm2html_url, localizedStrings[LANG_BYNAME_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_NAME]); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE if (buffer == NULL) { buffer = (char *) xmlMalloc(buffer_size * sizeof(char)); if (buffer == NULL) { perror("xmlMalloc failed"); exit(1); } } #endif for (i = 0;i < rpm2html_nb_extra_headers;i++) { #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE if ((*rpm2html_headers_url[i] == '/') || (!strncmp(rpm2html_headers_url[i], "http://", 7)) || (!strncmp(rpm2html_headers_url[i], "ftp://", 6)) || (!strncmp(rpm2html_headers_url[i], "mailto", 6))) tpl_element_set(engine, "url", rpm2html_headers_url[i]); else { /* carefull: initial value for buffer_size is 2000 so if URI generated here is longer, it'll be truncated thus very likely invalid */ snprintf(buffer, buffer_size, "%s/%s", rpm2html_url, rpm2html_headers_url[i]); tpl_element_set(engine, "url", buffer); } tpl_element_set(engine, "name", rpm2html_headers_name[i]); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "main_item"); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE if ((*rpm2html_headers_url[i] == '/') || (!strncmp(rpm2html_headers_url[i], "http://", 7)) || (!strncmp(rpm2html_headers_url[i], "ftp://", 6)) || (!strncmp(rpm2html_headers_url[i], "mailto", 6))) fprintf(html, "\n", rpm2html_headers_url[i], rpm2html_headers_name[i]); else fprintf(html, "\n", rpm2html_url, rpm2html_headers_url[i], rpm2html_headers_name[i]); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE } #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "main_footer"); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE fprintf(html, "\n
%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s
\n"); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE } /* * Generate a color indicator */ void generateColorIndicator(FILE *html) { #ifdef SHOW_DATE int nb = 0; rpmDirPtr dir = dirList; #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "color_indicator_header"); while (dir != NULL) { if (strcasecmp(dir->color, "#ffffff")) { if ((nb > 0) && ((nb % MAX_COLOR_PER_LINE) == 0)) parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "color_indicator_eol"); tpl_element_set(engine, "color", dir->color); if (dir->name != NULL) tpl_element_set(engine, "item", dir->name); else if (dir->mirrors[0] != NULL) tpl_element_set(engine, "item", dir->mirrors[0]); else tpl_element_set(engine, "item", dir->ftp)); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "color_indicator_item"); nb++; } dir = dir->next; } parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "color_indicator_footer"); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE fprintf(html, "\n\n"); while (dir != NULL) { if (strcasecmp(dir->color, "#ffffff")) { if ((nb > 0) && ((nb % MAX_COLOR_PER_LINE) == 0)) fprintf(html, "\n"); fprintf(html, "", dir->name); else if (dir->mirrors[0] != NULL) fprintf(html, "%s", dir->mirrors[0]); else fprintf(html, "%s", dir->ftp); nb++; } dir = dir->next; } fprintf(html, "\n
", dir->color); if (dir->name != NULL) fprintf(html, "%s
\n"); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE #endif } /* * Dump a subtree in an HTML page with all the links */ void generateHtmlTree(FILE *html, rpmSubdirPtr tree, int level, int full) { int i; if (tree->html == 0) return; #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE if (buffer == NULL) { buffer = (char *) xmlMalloc(buffer_size * sizeof(char)); if (buffer == NULL) { perror("xmlMalloc failed"); exit(1); } } /* carefull: initial value for buffer_size is 2000 so if URI generated here is longer, it'll be truncated thus very likely invalid */ if ((tree->nb_subdirs > 0) || (tree->parent != NULL)) { if (level == 0) { parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "html_tree_sublevel_header"); } if (tree->color) { tpl_element_set(engine, "color", tree->color); tpl_parse(engine, "html_tree_header_color", "p_html_tree_header_color", 0); // XXX maybe not necessary to call this more than once? => optimize to call just once tpl_element_set(engine, "color", tpl_element_get(engine, "p_html_tree_header_color")); } else tpl_element_set(engine, "color", ""); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "html_tree_color"); if ((level == 0) && (tree->parent != NULL)) { if (tree->parent->htmlpath[0] != '\0') { snprintf(buffer, buffer_size, "%s/%s", rpm2html_url, tree->parent->htmlpath); tpl_element_set(engine, "url", buffer); } else { tpl_element_set(engine, "url", rpm2html_url); } tpl_element_set(engine, "rpm2html_url", rpm2html_url); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "html_tree_header"); } for (i = 0;i < tree->nb_subdirs;i++) { if (tree->subdirs[i]->html == 0) continue; tpl_element_set(engine, "url", rpm2html_url); tpl_element_set(engine, "suburi", tree->subdirs[i]->htmlpath); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", tree->subdirs[i]->name); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "html_tree_item"); if (full) generateHtmlTree(html, tree->subdirs[i], level + 1, full); } parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "html_tree_footer"); } #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE if ((tree->nb_subdirs > 0) || (tree->parent != NULL)) { if (level == 0) fprintf(html, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SUBDIRS]); if (tree->color) fprintf(html, "
\n", tree->color); else fprintf(html, "
\n"); if ((level == 0) && (tree->parent != NULL)) { if (tree->parent->htmlpath[0] != '\0') { fprintf(html, "

", rpm2html_url, tree->parent->htmlpath, localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_HTML]); } else { fprintf(html, "

", rpm2html_url, localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_HTML]); } fprintf(html, "\"parent-directory\"", rpm2html_url); fprintf(html, " ..

\n"); } for (i = 0;i < tree->nb_subdirs;i++) { if (tree->subdirs[i]->html == 0) continue; fprintf(html, "

", rpm2html_url, tree->subdirs[i]->htmlpath, localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_HTML]); fprintf(html, "\"sub-directory\"", rpm2html_url); fprintf(html, " %s

\n", tree->subdirs[i]->name); if (full) generateHtmlTree(html, tree->subdirs[i], level + 1, full); } fprintf(html, "
\n"); } #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE } /* * Dump the parent names in an HTML page with all the links */ void generateHtmlParentsNames(FILE *html, rpmSubdirPtr tree) { int i, j, k; rpmSubdirPtr parent; if (tree->parent == NULL) return; /* * get the tree depth. */ i = 0; parent = tree->parent; while ((parent != NULL) && (parent->parent != NULL)) { i++; parent = parent->parent; } /* * Dump each level in the parent tree. */ #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE if (buffer == NULL) { buffer = (char *) xmlMalloc(buffer_size * sizeof(char)); if (buffer == NULL) { perror("xmlMalloc failed"); exit(1); } } /* carefull: initial value for buffer_size is 2000 so if URI generated here is longer, it'll be truncated thus very likely invalid */ for (j = i; j >= 0;j--) { parent = tree; for (k = 0;k < j;k++) parent = parent->parent; if (parent->htmlpath[0] != '\0') { snprintf(buffer, buffer_size, "%s/%s", rpm2html_url, parent->htmlpath); tpl_element_set(engine, "url", buffer); } else { tpl_element_set(engine, "url", rpm2html_url); } tpl_element_set(engine, "name", parent->name); if (j != 0) { tpl_parse(engine, "parent_names_separator", "p_parent_names_separator", 0); // XXX maybe not necessary to call this more than once? => optimize to call just once tpl_element_set(engine, "separator", tpl_element_get(engine, "p_parent_names_separator")); } else tpl_element_set(engine, "separator", ""); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "parent_names"); } #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE for (j = i; j >= 0;j--) { parent = tree; for (k = 0;k < j;k++) parent = parent->parent; if (parent->htmlpath[0] != '\0') { fprintf(html, "", rpm2html_url, parent->htmlpath, localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_HTML]); } else { fprintf(html, "", rpm2html_url, localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_HTML]); } fprintf(html, "%s\n", parent->name); if (j != 0) fprintf(html, " / "); } #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE } /* * Dump the whole index for a full complete config file. */ void dumpIndex(time_t start_time, int installed) { FILE *html; if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s/%s\n", rpm2html_dir, localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_HTML]); } snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", rpm2html_dir, localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_HTML]); html = fopen(buf, "w"); if (html == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE tpl_element_set(engine, "host", rpm2html_host); if (installed) { generateHtmlHeader(html, "header_title_install", NULL); generateLinks(html, installed); } else { generateHtmlHeader(html, "header_title_repository", NULL); generateLinks(html, installed); } #ifdef WITH_SQL tpl_element_set(engine, "search_host", rpm2html_host); #else tpl_element_set(engine, "search_host", "rpmfind.net"); #endif if (rpm2html_install_files != 0) { snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", rpm2html_install_files); tpl_element_set(engine, "count", buf); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", rpm2html_install_size / 1024); tpl_element_set(engine, "size", buf); tpl_parse(engine, "index_header_stats_installed", "p_stats", 0); } if (rpm2html_files != 0) { snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", rpm2html_files); tpl_element_set(engine, "count", buf); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", rpm2html_size / 1024); tpl_element_set(engine, "size", buf); tpl_parse(engine, "index_header_stats_repository", "p_stats", 0); } tpl_element_set(engine, "stats", tpl_element_get(engine, "p_stats")); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "index_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsider usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary generateHtmlTree(html, dirTree, 0, 0); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", (int) (time(NULL) - start_time)); tpl_element_set(engine, "generation_time", buf); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "index_footer"); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE if (installed) { snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s %s", localizedStrings[LANG_WELCOME_INSTALL], rpm2html_host); generateHtmlHeader(html, buf, NULL); generateLinks(html, installed); fprintf(html, "

%s %s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_WELCOME_INSTALL], rpm2html_host); } else { snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s %s", localizedStrings[LANG_WELCOME_REPOSITORY], rpm2html_host); generateHtmlHeader(html, buf, NULL); generateLinks(html, installed); fprintf(html, "

%s %s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_WELCOME_REPOSITORY], rpm2html_host); } fprintf(html, "%s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_RPM2HTML_INTRO]); #ifdef WITH_SQL snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "http://%s/linux/rpm2html", rpm2html_host); fprintf(html, localizedStrings[LANG_SEARCH_FORM], buf); #else fprintf(html, localizedStrings[LANG_SEARCH_FORM], "http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html"); #endif if (rpm2html_install_files != 0) { fprintf(html, "

"); fprintf(html, localizedStrings[LANG_INSTALLED_STATS], rpm2html_install_files, rpm2html_install_size / 1024); fprintf(html, "

\n"); } if (rpm2html_files != 0) { fprintf(html, "

"); fprintf(html, localizedStrings[LANG_STATS], rpm2html_files, rpm2html_size / 1024); fprintf(html, "

\n"); } fprintf(html, "
    \n"); fprintf(html, "
  • \n%s %s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LIST], localizedStrings[LANG_GROUP_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_GROUP]); fprintf(html, "
  • \n%s %s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LIST], localizedStrings[LANG_BYDATE_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_CREATION]); fprintf(html, "
  • \n%s %s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LIST], localizedStrings[LANG_BYNAME_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_NAME]); fprintf(html, "
  • \n%s %s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LIST], localizedStrings[LANG_VENDOR_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_VENDOR]); fprintf(html, "
  • \n%s %s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LIST], localizedStrings[LANG_DISTRIB_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_DISTRIB]); fprintf(html, "
\n"); generateHtmlTree(html, dirTree, 0, 0); fprintf(html, "

%s %d %s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_GENERATION_TIME], (int) (time(NULL) - start_time), localizedStrings[LANG_SECONDS]); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlFooter(html); fclose(html); } /* * Dump the whole index for a full complete config file. */ void dumpTopIndex(rpmDirPtr *sqlDirList) { FILE *html; int i; if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s/%s\n", rpm2html_dir, localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_HTML]); } snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", rpm2html_dir, localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_HTML]); html = fopen(buf, "w"); if (html == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE tpl_element_set(engine, "host", rpm2html_host); generateHtmlHeader(html, "header_title_repository", NULL); generateLinks(html, 0); #ifdef WITH_SQL tpl_element_set(engine, "search_host", rpm2html_host); #else tpl_element_set(engine, "search_host", "rpmfind.net"); #endif if (rpm2html_install_files != 0) { snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", rpm2html_install_files); tpl_element_set(engine, "count", buf); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", rpm2html_install_size / 1024); tpl_element_set(engine, "size", buf); tpl_parse(engine, "index_header_stats_installed", "p_stats", 0); } if (rpm2html_files != 0) { snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", rpm2html_files); tpl_element_set(engine, "count", buf); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", rpm2html_size / 1024); tpl_element_set(engine, "size", buf); tpl_parse(engine, "index_header_stats_repository", "p_stats", 0); } tpl_element_set(engine, "stats", tpl_element_get(engine, "p_stats")); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "index_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsicer usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary if (sqlDirList != NULL) { for (i = 0; i < 500;i++) if (sqlDirList[i] != NULL) { /* * Check first that the distro is still active and that * the index has been generated */ if (!checkDirectory(sqlDirList[i]->rpmdir)) continue; snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s/index.html", sqlDirList[i]->dir, sqlDirList[i]->subdir); if (!checkFile(buf)) continue; tpl_element_set(engine, "url", sqlDirList[i]->url); tpl_element_set(engine, "suburl", sqlDirList[i]->subdir); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", sqlDirList[i]->name); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "index_sql_dirlist"); } } #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s %s", localizedStrings[LANG_WELCOME_REPOSITORY], rpm2html_host); generateHtmlHeader(html, buf, NULL); generateLinks(html, 0); fprintf(html, "

%s %s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_WELCOME_REPOSITORY], rpm2html_host); fprintf(html, "%s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_RPM2HTML_INTRO]); #ifdef WITH_SQL snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "http://%s/linux/rpm2html", rpm2html_host); fprintf(html, localizedStrings[LANG_SEARCH_FORM], buf); #else fprintf(html, localizedStrings[LANG_SEARCH_FORM], "http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html"); #endif if (rpm2html_install_files != 0) { fprintf(html, "

"); fprintf(html, localizedStrings[LANG_INSTALLED_STATS], rpm2html_install_files, rpm2html_install_size / 1024); fprintf(html, "

\n"); } if (rpm2html_files != 0) { fprintf(html, "

"); fprintf(html, localizedStrings[LANG_STATS], rpm2html_files, rpm2html_size / 1024); fprintf(html, "

\n"); } fprintf(html, "
    \n"); fprintf(html, "
  • \n%s %s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LIST], localizedStrings[LANG_GROUP_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_GROUP]); fprintf(html, "
  • \n%s %s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LIST], localizedStrings[LANG_BYDATE_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_CREATION]); fprintf(html, "
  • \n%s %s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LIST], localizedStrings[LANG_BYNAME_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_NAME]); fprintf(html, "
  • \n%s %s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LIST], localizedStrings[LANG_VENDOR_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_VENDOR]); fprintf(html, "
  • \n%s %s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LIST], localizedStrings[LANG_DISTRIB_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_DISTRIB]); fprintf(html, "
\n"); if (sqlDirList != NULL) { for (i = 0; i < 500;i++) if (sqlDirList[i] != NULL) { /* * Check first that the distro is still active and that * the index has been generated */ if (!checkDirectory(sqlDirList[i]->rpmdir)) continue; snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s/index.html", sqlDirList[i]->dir, sqlDirList[i]->subdir); if (!checkFile(buf)) continue; fprintf(html, "

\"sub-directory\"%s

\n", sqlDirList[i]->url, sqlDirList[i]->subdir, sqlDirList[i]->name); } } #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlFooter(html); fclose(html); } /* * Dump an RPM block as an HTML file. */ void dumpRpmHtml(rpmDataPtr rpm, rpmSubdirPtr tree) { struct tm * tstruct; rpmDirPtr dir = rpm->dir; int installed = dir->installbase; FILE *html; int i; if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; /* * create the directory on the fly if needed. */ if ((dir->subdir != NULL) && (dir->subdir[0] != '\0')) { if ((rpm->subdir != NULL) && (rpm->subdir[0] != '\0')) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s/%s", dir->dir, dir->subdir, rpm->subdir); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", dir->dir, dir->subdir); } else { if ((rpm->subdir != NULL) && (rpm->subdir[0] != '\0')) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", dir->dir, rpm->subdir); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s", dir->dir); } createDirectory(buf); strcat(buf, "/"); strcat(buf, rpmName(rpm)); strcat(buf, ".html"); if (!needsDump(buf, rpm->extra->stamp)) return; if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } html = fopen(buf, "w"); if (html == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE tpl_element_set(engine, "name", rpmName(rpm)); generateHtmlHeader(html, "rpm_title", NULL); generateLinks(html, installed); if ((rpm->subdir != NULL) && (rpm->subdir[0] != '\0')) { if (dir->mirrors[0] != NULL) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s/%s", dir->mirrors[0], rpm->subdir, rpm->filename); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s/%s", dir->ftp, rpm->subdir, rpm->filename); } else { if (dir->mirrors[0] != NULL) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", dir->mirrors[0], rpm->filename); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", dir->ftp, rpm->filename); } tpl_element_set(engine, "url", buf); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", rpm->name); tpl_element_set(engine, "version", rpm->version); tpl_element_set(engine, "release", rpm->release); if (rpm->arch) { if (!strcmp(rpm->arch, "src")) tpl_parse(engine, "rpm_subtitle_src", "p_subtitle", 0); else { tpl_element_set(engine, "arch", rpm->arch); tpl_parse(engine, "rpm_subtitle_arch", "p_subtitle", 0); } } else tpl_parse(engine, "rpm_subtitle_arch_unknown", "p_subtitle", 0); tpl_element_set(engine, "subtitle", tpl_element_get(engine, "p_subtitle")); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_subtitle"); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_subsubtitle_begin"); if ((tree != NULL) && (tree->parent != NULL)) { generateHtmlParentsNames(html, tree); } else if (dir->name) { tpl_element_set(engine, "name", dir->name); if (dir->ftp) { tpl_element_set(engine, "url", dir->ftp); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_subsubtitle_body"); } else parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_subsubtitle_body_nourl"); } parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_subsubtitle_end"); tpl_element_set(engine, "color", dir->color); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", rpm->name); tpl_element_set(engine, "url", rpm2html_url); tpl_element_set(engine, "distrib_url", distribName(rpm->distribution)); tpl_element_set(engine, "distribution", convertHTML(rpm->distribution)); tpl_element_set(engine, "version", rpm->version); tpl_element_set(engine, "vendor_url", vendorName(rpm->vendor)); tpl_element_set(engine, "vendor", convertHTML(rpm->vendor)); tstruct = localtime(&(rpm->date)); #ifdef HAVE_STRFTIME strftime(buf, sizeof(buf) - 1, "%c", tstruct); #else #error "no strftime, please check !" #endif tpl_element_set(engine, "release", rpm->release); tpl_element_set(engine, "date", buf); if (installed) tpl_parse(engine, "rpm_body_date_install", "p_date_title", 0); else tpl_parse(engine, "rpm_body_date_build", "p_date_title", 0); tpl_element_set(engine, "date_title", tpl_element_get(engine, "p_date_title")); if (rpm2html_url != NULL) { snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", rpm2html_url, groupName(rpm->group)); tpl_element_set(engine, "group_url", buf); } else tpl_element_set(engine, "group_url", groupName(rpm->group)); tpl_element_set(engine, "group_url", buf); tpl_element_set(engine, "group", convertHTML(rpm->group)); tpl_element_set(engine, "build_host", rpm->extra->host); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", rpm->size); tpl_element_set(engine, "size", buf); tpl_element_set(engine, "srcrpm_name", rpm->extra->srcrpm); if (dir->ftpsrc) { snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", dir->ftpsrc, rpm->extra->srcrpm); tpl_element_set(engine, "srcrpm_url", buf); tpl_parse(engine, "rpm_body_src_rpm_name_and_url", "p_source_rpm", 0); } else { tpl_parse(engine, "rpm_body_src_rpm_name", "p_source_rpm", 0); } tpl_element_set(engine, "source_rpm", tpl_element_get(engine, "p_source_rpm")); if (rpm->extra->packager) { tpl_element_set(engine, "packager", convertHTML(rpm->extra->packager)); char *email = extractEMail(rpm->extra->packager); if (email == NULL) tpl_parse(engine, "rpm_body_packager_without_email", "p_packager", 0); else { tpl_element_set(engine, "packager_email", email); tpl_parse(engine, "rpm_body_packager_with_email", "p_packager", 0); } tpl_element_set(engine, "packager", tpl_element_get(engine, "p_packager")); } else tpl_element_set(engine, "packager", ""); if (rpm->url) tpl_element_set(engine, "home_url", rpm->url); else tpl_element_set(engine, "home_url", ""); tpl_element_set(engine, "summary", convertHTML(rpm->summary)); tpl_element_set(engine, "description", convertHTML(rpm->extra->description)); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_body"); if ((rpm->extra->nb_resources + rpm->extra->nb_requires < 2) && (!strstr(rpm->name, "lib")) && (!strcmp(rpm->arch, "src"))) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) fprintf(stderr, "Resource lists problem : %s\n", rpmName(rpm)); tpl_element_set(engine, "url", rpm2html_url); tpl_element_set(engine, "suburl", resourceName(rpm->name)); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_resource_list_problem"); } if (rpm->extra->nb_resources > 0) { parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_provides_header"); for (i = 0;i < rpm->extra->nb_resources;i++) { #ifdef WITH_SQL if (rpm2html_search != NULL) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s?query=%s", rpm2html_search, escapeName(rpm->extra->resources[i]->name)); else #endif if (rpm2html_url != NULL) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", rpm2html_url, resourceName(rpm->extra->resources[i]->name)); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s", resourceName(rpm->extra->resources[i]->name)); tpl_element_set(engine, "url", buf); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", rpm->extra->resources[i]->name); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_provides_item"); } parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_provides_footer"); } if (rpm->extra->nb_requires > 0) { parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_requires_header"); for (i = 0;i < rpm->extra->nb_requires;i++) { if ((rpm->extra->requires[i]->flag != RPM2HTML_REQ_NONE) && (rpm->extra->requires[i]->version != NULL)) { snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), " %s %s", html_flags[rpm->extra->requires[i]->flag], rpm->extra->requires[i]->version); tpl_element_set(engine, "version", buf); } else tpl_element_set(engine, "version", ""); #ifdef WITH_SQL if (rpm2html_search != NULL) { snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s?query=%s", rpm2html_search, escapeName(rpm->extra->requires[i]->name)); tpl_element_set(engine, "url", buf); } else #endif if (rpm2html_url != NULL) { snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", rpm2html_url, resourceName(rpm->extra->requires[i]->name)); tpl_element_set(engine, "url", buf); } else { tpl_element_set(engine, "url", resourceName(rpm->extra->requires[i]->name)); } tpl_element_set(engine, "name", rpm->extra->requires[i]->name); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_requires_item"); } parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_requires_footer"); } if (rpm->extra->copyright) { tpl_element_set(engine, "copyright", convertHTML(rpm->extra->copyright)); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_copyright"); } if (rpm->extra->sigs != NULL) { parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_signatures_header"); for(i = 0; i < rpm->extra->nb_sigs; i++) { tpl_element_set(engine, "signature", convertHTML(convertSIG(rpm->extra->sigs[i]))); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_signatures_item"); } } if (rpm->extra->changelog) { tpl_element_set(engine, "changelog", convertCVE(convertHTML(rpm->extra->changelog))); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_changelog"); } parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_files_header"); if (rpm->extra->filelist == NULL) parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_files_body_no_files"); else { tpl_element_set(engine, "files", rpm->extra->filelist); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "rpm_files_body"); } #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s RPM", rpmName(rpm)); generateHtmlHeader(html, buf, NULL); generateLinks(html, installed); if ((rpm->subdir != NULL) && (rpm->subdir[0] != '\0')) { if (dir->mirrors[0] != NULL) fprintf(html, "

\n", dir->mirrors[0], rpm->subdir, rpm->filename); else fprintf(html, "

\n", dir->ftp, rpm->subdir, rpm->filename); } else { if (dir->mirrors[0] != NULL) fprintf(html, "

\n", dir->mirrors[0], rpm->filename); else fprintf(html, "

\n", dir->ftp, rpm->filename); } if (rpm->arch) { if (!strcmp(rpm->arch, "src")) fprintf(html, "%s-%s-%s Source RPM

\n", rpm->name, rpm->version, rpm->release); else fprintf(html, "%s-%s-%s RPM for %s

\n", rpm->name, rpm->version, rpm->release, rpm->arch); } else { fprintf(html, "%s-%s-%s RPM

\n", rpm->name, rpm->version, rpm->release); } if ((tree != NULL) && (tree->parent != NULL)) { fprintf(html, "

%s ", localizedStrings[LANG_FROM]); generateHtmlParentsNames(html, tree); fprintf(html, "

\n"); } else if (dir->name) { fprintf(html, "

%s %s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_FROM], dir->ftp, dir->name); } fprintf(html, "", dir->color); fprintf(html, "\n"); fprintf(html, "\n", localizedStrings[LANG_NAME], rpm->name); fprintf(html, "\n", localizedStrings[LANG_DISTRIBUTION], rpm2html_url, distribName(rpm->distribution), convertHTML(rpm->distribution)); fprintf(html, "\n", localizedStrings[LANG_VERSION], rpm->version); fprintf(html, "\n", localizedStrings[LANG_VENDOR], rpm2html_url, vendorName(rpm->vendor), convertHTML(rpm->vendor)); tstruct = localtime(&(rpm->date)); #ifdef HAVE_STRFTIME strftime(buf, sizeof(buf) - 1, "%c", tstruct); #else #error "no strftime, please check !" #endif if (installed) { fprintf(html, "\n\n", localizedStrings[LANG_RELEASE], rpm->release, localizedStrings[LANG_INSTALL_DATE], buf); } else { fprintf(html, "\n\n", localizedStrings[LANG_RELEASE], rpm->release, localizedStrings[LANG_BUILD_DATE], buf); } if (rpm2html_url != NULL) fprintf(html, "\n", localizedStrings[LANG_GROUP], rpm2html_url, groupName(rpm->group), convertHTML(rpm->group)); else fprintf(html, "\n", localizedStrings[LANG_GROUP], groupName(rpm->group), convertHTML(rpm->group)); fprintf(html, "\n", localizedStrings[LANG_BUILD_HOST], rpm->extra->host); fprintf(html, "\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SIZE], rpm->size); if (dir->ftpsrc) { fprintf(html, "\n", localizedStrings[LANG_RPM_SRC], dir->ftpsrc, rpm->extra->srcrpm, rpm->extra->srcrpm); } else { fprintf(html, "\n", localizedStrings[LANG_RPM_SRC], rpm->extra->srcrpm); } if (rpm->extra->packager) { char *email = extractEMail(rpm->extra->packager); if (email == NULL) fprintf(html, "\n", localizedStrings[LANG_PACKAGER], convertHTML(rpm->extra->packager)); else fprintf(html, "\n", localizedStrings[LANG_PACKAGER], email, convertHTML(rpm->extra->packager)); } if (rpm->url) fprintf(html, "\n", localizedStrings[LANG_URL], rpm->url, rpm->url); fprintf(html, "\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SUMMARY], convertHTML(rpm->summary)); fprintf(html, "\n
%s: %s%s: %s
%s: %s%s: %s
%s: %s%s: %s
%s: %s%s: %s
%s: %s
%s: %s%s: %s
%s: %d%s: %s
%s: %s
%s: %s
%s: %s
%s: %s
%s: %s
\n"); fprintf(html, "
%s\n
\n", convertHTML(rpm->extra->description)); if ((rpm->extra->nb_resources + rpm->extra->nb_requires < 2) && (!strstr(rpm->name, "lib")) && (!strcmp(rpm->arch, "src"))) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) fprintf(stderr, "Resource lists problem : %s\n", rpmName(rpm)); fprintf(html, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_WARNING_RESOURCES]); fprintf(html, "

%s

\n", rpm2html_url, resourceName(rpm->name), localizedStrings[LANG_CHOOSE_ANOTHER]); } if (rpm->extra->nb_resources > 0) { fprintf(html, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_PROVIDE]); fprintf(html, "
    \n"); for (i = 0;i < rpm->extra->nb_resources;i++) { #ifdef WITH_SQL if (rpm2html_search != NULL) fprintf(html, "
  • %s\n", rpm2html_search, escapeName(rpm->extra->resources[i]->name), rpm->extra->resources[i]->name); else #endif if (rpm2html_url != NULL) fprintf(html, "
  • %s\n", rpm2html_url, resourceName(rpm->extra->resources[i]->name), rpm->extra->resources[i]->name); else fprintf(html, "
  • %s\n", resourceName(rpm->extra->resources[i]->name), rpm->extra->resources[i]->name); } fprintf(html, "
\n"); } if (rpm->extra->nb_requires > 0) { fprintf(html, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_REQUIRE]); fprintf(html, "
    \n"); for (i = 0;i < rpm->extra->nb_requires;i++) { #ifdef WITH_SQL if (rpm2html_search != NULL) { if ((rpm->extra->requires[i]->flag != RPM2HTML_REQ_NONE) && (rpm->extra->requires[i]->version != NULL)) { fprintf(html, "
  • %s %s %s\n", rpm2html_search, escapeName(rpm->extra->requires[i]->name), rpm->extra->requires[i]->name, html_flags[rpm->extra->requires[i]->flag], rpm->extra->requires[i]->version); } else { fprintf(html, "
  • %s\n", rpm2html_search, escapeName(rpm->extra->requires[i]->name), rpm->extra->requires[i]->name); } } else #endif if (rpm2html_url != NULL) { if ((rpm->extra->requires[i]->flag != RPM2HTML_REQ_NONE) && (rpm->extra->requires[i]->version != NULL)) { fprintf(html, "
  • %s %s %s\n", rpm2html_url, resourceName(rpm->extra->requires[i]->name), rpm->extra->requires[i]->name, html_flags[rpm->extra->requires[i]->flag], rpm->extra->requires[i]->version); } else { fprintf(html, "
  • %s\n", rpm2html_url, resourceName(rpm->extra->requires[i]->name), rpm->extra->requires[i]->name); } } else { if ((rpm->extra->requires[i]->flag != RPM2HTML_REQ_NONE) && (rpm->extra->requires[i]->version != NULL)) { fprintf(html, "
  • %s %s %s\n", resourceName(rpm->extra->requires[i]->name), rpm->extra->requires[i]->name, html_flags[rpm->extra->requires[i]->flag], rpm->extra->requires[i]->version); } else { fprintf(html, "
  • %s\n", resourceName(rpm->extra->requires[i]->name), rpm->extra->requires[i]->name); } } } fprintf(html, "
\n"); } if (rpm->extra->copyright) { fprintf(html, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_COPYRIGHT]); fprintf(html, "
%s\n
\n", convertHTML(rpm->extra->copyright)); } if (rpm->extra->sigs != NULL) { fprintf(html, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SIGNATURES]); for(i = 0; i < rpm->extra->nb_sigs; i++) fprintf(html, "
%s\n
\n", convertHTML(convertSIG(rpm->extra->sigs[i]))); } if (rpm->extra->changelog) { fprintf(html, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_CHANGELOG]); fprintf(html, "
%s\n
\n", convertCVE(convertHTML(rpm->extra->changelog))); } fprintf(html, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_FILES]); if (rpm->extra->filelist == NULL) fprintf(html, "%s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_NO_FILES]); else fprintf(html, "
%s\n
\n", rpm->extra->filelist); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlFooter(html); fclose(html); } #ifdef WITH_SQL /* * Dump a resource HTML file redirecting to the search engine. */ void dumpRessRedirHtml(const char *name) { FILE *html; if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; /* * Guess why ??? index.html gets ovewritten ! */ if (!strcmp(name, "index")) return; snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", rpm2html_dir, resourceName(name)); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s/%s\n", rpm2html_dir, resourceName(name)); } html = fopen(buf, "w"); if (html == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s %s", localizedStrings[LANG_RPM_RESOURCE], name); fprintf(html, "\n"); fprintf(html, "\n\n%s\n", buf); fprintf(html, "\n", rpm2html_rpm2html_name, rpm2html_rpm2html_ver); if (rpm2html_search != NULL) fprintf(html, "\n", rpm2html_search, escapeName(name)); else fprintf(html, "\n", escapeName(name)); fprintf(html, "\n\n"); generateLinks(html, 0); fprintf(html, "

%s %s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_RPM_RESOURCE], name); fprintf(html, "

This static page has been replaced\n"); if (rpm2html_search != NULL) fprintf(html, "", rpm2html_search, escapeName(name)); else fprintf(html, "", escapeName(name)); fprintf(html, "by a dynamic one

\n"); fprintf(html, "

Thank you for updating your bookmarks

\n"); generateHtmlFooter(html); fclose(html); } #endif /* * Dump a resource block as an HTML file. */ void dumpRessHtml(rpmRessPtr ress, int installed) { rpmDataPtr rpm; FILE *html; int i; const char *name = NULL; if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; #ifdef WITH_SQL if (rpm2html_search != NULL) { dumpRessRedirHtml(ress->name); return; } #endif /* * Guess why ??? index.html gets ovewritten ! */ if (!strcmp(ress->name, "index")) return; rpmRessSort(ress); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", rpm2html_dir, resourceName(ress->name)); /* * !!!!! * if (checkDate(buf, ress->stamp)) return; */ if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s/%s\n", rpm2html_dir, resourceName(ress->name)); } html = fopen(buf, "w"); if (html == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE tpl_element_set(engine, "name", ress->name); generateHtmlHeader(html, "resource_title", NULL); generateLinks(html, installed); generateColorIndicator(html); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "resource_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsicer usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "resource_body_begin"); for (i = 0;i < ress->nb_provider;i++) { rpm = ress->provider[i]; if ((name != NULL) && (strcmp(rpm->name, name))) { parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "resource_body_end"); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "resource_body_begin"); } name = rpm->name; generateHtmlRpmRow(html, rpm, 1); } parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "resource_body_end"); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s %s", localizedStrings[LANG_RPM_RESOURCE], ress->name); generateHtmlHeader(html, buf, NULL); generateLinks(html, installed); generateColorIndicator(html); fprintf(html, "

%s %s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_RPM_RESOURCE], ress->name); fprintf(html, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_PROVIDED_BY]); fprintf(html, "\n"); for (i = 0;i < ress->nb_provider;i++) { rpm = ress->provider[i]; if ((name != NULL) && (strcmp(rpm->name, name))) fprintf(html, "
\n
\n\n"); name = rpm->name; generateHtmlRpmRow(html, rpm, 1); } fprintf(html, "
\n"); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlFooter(html); fclose(html); } /* * Dump all RPM blocks in the HTML files. */ void dumpAllRessHtml(int installed) { rpmRessPtr cur; if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("Dumping resource HTML pages\n"); if (installed) cur = ressInstalledList; else cur = ressList; while (cur != NULL) { dumpRessHtml(cur, installed); cur = cur->next; } } /* * Dump the Groups of all HTML files. * One expect that the RPM files have been sorted by group. */ void dumpDirRpmByGroups(rpmDataPtr list, rpmDirPtr dir, char *subdir, int installed) { FILE *Groups; FILE *currentGroup = NULL; rpmDataPtr cur, prev = NULL; int count = 0; int pcount = 0; if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; if ((dir != NULL) && (!dir->html)) return; cur = list; fullPathName(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, localizedStrings[LANG_GROUP_HTML]); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } Groups = fopen(buf, "w"); if (Groups == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlHeader(Groups, "groups_title", NULL); generateLinks(Groups, installed); parseNwriteTemplate(Groups, engine, "groups_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsicer usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary rpmDataPtr lastCur = NULL; while (cur != NULL) { if ((cur->group != NULL) && (strlen(cur->group) > 0)) { if ((prev == NULL) || (strcasecmp(prev->group, cur->group))) { if (pcount != 0) { /* Add the current group in the Group list */ tpl_element_set(engine, "url", groupName(lastCur->group)); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", convertHTML(lastCur->group)); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", pcount); tpl_element_set(engine, "count", buf); parseNwriteTemplate(Groups, engine, "groups_item"); } pcount = 0; if (currentGroup != NULL) { /* one need to close the current group list */ parseNwriteTemplate(currentGroup, engine, "group_end"); generateHtmlFooter(currentGroup); fclose(currentGroup); } lastCur = cur; /* open the new HTML group file */ fullPathName(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, groupName(cur->group)); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } currentGroup = fopen(buf, "w"); if (currentGroup == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } tpl_element_set(engine, "name", convertHTML(cur->group)); generateHtmlHeader(currentGroup, "group_title", NULL); generateLinks(currentGroup, installed); parseNwriteTemplate(currentGroup, engine, "group_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsider usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary generateColorIndicator(currentGroup); parseNwriteTemplate(currentGroup, engine, "group_begin"); count = 0; } generateHtmlRpmArchRow(currentGroup, cur); count++; pcount++; if ((count % MAX_TABLE_LENGHT) == 0) { parseNwriteTemplate(currentGroup, engine, "group_end"); parseNwriteTemplate(currentGroup, engine, "group_begin"); } } prev = cur; if ((dir == NULL) && (subdir == NULL)) cur = cur->nextSoft; else cur = cur->next; } /* Add the last group in the Group list */ if (pcount != 0) { tpl_element_set(engine, "url", groupName(lastCur->group)); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", convertHTML(lastCur->group)); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", pcount); tpl_element_set(engine, "count", buf); parseNwriteTemplate(Groups, engine, "groups_item"); } if (currentGroup != NULL) { /* one need to close the current group list */ parseNwriteTemplate(currentGroup, engine, "group_end"); generateHtmlFooter(currentGroup); fclose(currentGroup); } parseNwriteTemplate(Groups, engine, "groups_footer"); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlHeader(Groups, localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_GROUP], NULL); generateLinks(Groups, installed); fprintf(Groups, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_GROUP]); fprintf(Groups, "\n"); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlFooter(Groups); fclose(Groups); } /* * Dump the full set of RPM by Group HTML file. * One expect that the RPM files have been sorted by groups. */ void dumpRpmByGroups(rpmDataPtr list, int installed) { if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("Dumping \"by group\" HTML pages\n"); dumpDirRpmByGroups(list, NULL, NULL, installed); } /* * Dump the Distribs HTML files. * One expect that the RPM files have been sorted by distribution. */ void dumpDirRpmByDistribs(rpmDataPtr list, rpmDirPtr dir, char *subdir, int installed) { FILE *Distribs; FILE *currentDistrib = NULL; rpmDataPtr cur, prev = NULL; int count = 0; int pcount = 0; if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; if ((dir != NULL) && (!dir->html)) return; cur = list; fullPathName(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, localizedStrings[LANG_DISTRIB_HTML]); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } Distribs = fopen(buf, "w"); if (Distribs == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlHeader(Distribs, "distribs_title", NULL); generateLinks(Distribs, installed); parseNwriteTemplate(Distribs, engine, "distribs_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsicer usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary rpmDataPtr lastCur = NULL; while (cur != NULL) { if ((cur->distribution != NULL) && (strlen(cur->distribution) > 0)) { if ((prev == NULL) || (strcasecmp(prev->distribution, cur->distribution))) { if (pcount != 0) { /* Add the current distribution in the Distrib list */ tpl_element_set(engine, "url", distribName(lastCur->distribution)); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", convertHTML(lastCur->distribution)); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", pcount); tpl_element_set(engine, "count", buf); parseNwriteTemplate(Distribs, engine, "distribs_item"); } pcount = 0; if (currentDistrib != NULL) { /* one need to close the current distribution list */ parseNwriteTemplate(currentDistrib, engine, "distrib_end"); generateHtmlFooter(currentDistrib); fclose(currentDistrib); } lastCur = cur; /* open the new HTML distribution file */ fullPathName(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, distribName(cur->distribution)); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } currentDistrib = fopen(buf, "w"); if (currentDistrib == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } tpl_element_set(engine, "name", convertHTML(cur->distribution)); generateHtmlHeader(currentDistrib, "distrib_title", NULL); generateLinks(currentDistrib, installed); parseNwriteTemplate(currentDistrib, engine, "distrib_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsider usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary if (!installed) generateColorIndicator(currentDistrib); parseNwriteTemplate(currentDistrib, engine, "distrib_begin"); count = 0; } generateHtmlRpmRow(currentDistrib, cur, 1); count++; pcount++; if ((count % MAX_TABLE_LENGHT) == 0) { parseNwriteTemplate(currentDistrib, engine, "distrib_end"); parseNwriteTemplate(currentDistrib, engine, "distrib_begin"); } } prev = cur; cur = cur->next; } /* Add the last distribution in the Distrib list */ if (pcount != 0) { tpl_element_set(engine, "url", distribName(lastCur->distribution)); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", convertHTML(lastCur->distribution)); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", pcount); tpl_element_set(engine, "count", buf); parseNwriteTemplate(Distribs, engine, "distribs_item"); } if (currentDistrib != NULL) { /* one need to close the current distribution list */ parseNwriteTemplate(currentDistrib, engine, "distrib_end"); generateHtmlFooter(currentDistrib); fclose(currentDistrib); } parseNwriteTemplate(Distribs, engine, "distribs_footer"); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlHeader(Distribs, localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_DISTRIB], NULL); generateLinks(Distribs, installed); fprintf(Distribs, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_DISTRIB]); fprintf(Distribs, "\n"); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlFooter(Distribs); fclose(Distribs); } /* * Dump the full set of RPM by Distribution HTML file. * One expect that the RPM files have been sorted by distributions. */ void dumpRpmByDistribs(rpmDataPtr list, int installed) { if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("Dumping \"by distribution\" HTML pages\n"); dumpDirRpmByDistribs(list, NULL, NULL, installed); } /* * Dump the Vendors HTML files. * One expect that the RPM files have been sorted by vendors. */ void dumpDirRpmByVendors(rpmDataPtr list, rpmDirPtr dir, char *subdir, int installed) { FILE *Vendors; FILE *currentVendor = NULL; rpmDataPtr cur, prev = NULL; int count = 0; int pcount = 0; if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; cur = list; fullPathName(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, localizedStrings[LANG_VENDOR_HTML]); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } Vendors = fopen(buf, "w"); if (Vendors == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlHeader(Vendors, "vendors_title", NULL); generateLinks(Vendors, installed); parseNwriteTemplate(Vendors, engine, "vendors_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsicer usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary rpmDataPtr lastCur = NULL; while (cur != NULL) { if ((cur->vendor != NULL) && (strlen(cur->vendor) > 0)) { if ((prev == NULL) || (strcasecmp(prev->vendor, cur->vendor))) { if (pcount != 0) { /* Add the current vendor in the Vendor list */ tpl_element_set(engine, "url", vendorName(lastCur->vendor)); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", convertHTML(lastCur->vendor)); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", pcount); tpl_element_set(engine, "count", buf); parseNwriteTemplate(Vendors, engine, "vendors_item"); } pcount = 0; if (currentVendor != NULL) { /* one need to close the current vendor list */ parseNwriteTemplate(currentVendor, engine, "vendor_end"); generateHtmlFooter(currentVendor); fclose(currentVendor); } lastCur = cur; /* open the new HTML vendor file */ fullPathName(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, vendorName(cur->vendor)); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } currentVendor = fopen(buf, "w"); if (currentVendor == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } tpl_element_set(engine, "name", convertHTML(cur->vendor)); generateHtmlHeader(currentVendor, "vendor_title", NULL); generateLinks(currentVendor, installed); parseNwriteTemplate(currentVendor, engine, "vendor_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsider usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary if (!installed) generateColorIndicator(currentVendor); parseNwriteTemplate(currentVendor, engine, "vendor_begin"); count = 0; } generateHtmlRpmRow(currentVendor, cur, 1); count++; pcount++; if ((count % MAX_TABLE_LENGHT) == 0) { parseNwriteTemplate(currentVendor, engine, "vendor_end"); parseNwriteTemplate(currentVendor, engine, "vendor_begin"); } } prev = cur; cur = cur->next; } /* Add the last vendor in the Vendor list */ if (pcount != 0) { tpl_element_set(engine, "url", vendorName(lastCur->vendor)); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", convertHTML(lastCur->vendor)); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", pcount); tpl_element_set(engine, "count", buf); parseNwriteTemplate(Vendors, engine, "vendors_item"); } if (currentVendor != NULL) { /* one need to close the current vendor list */ parseNwriteTemplate(currentVendor, engine, "vendor_end"); generateHtmlFooter(currentVendor); fclose(currentVendor); } parseNwriteTemplate(Vendors, engine, "vendors_footer"); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlHeader(Vendors, localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_VENDOR], NULL); generateLinks(Vendors, installed); fprintf(Vendors, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_VENDOR]); fprintf(Vendors, "\n"); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlFooter(Vendors); fclose(Vendors); } /* * Dump the full set of RPM by Vendor HTML file. * One expect that the RPM files have been sorted by vendors. */ void dumpRpmByVendors(rpmDataPtr list, int installed) { if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("Dumping \"by vendor\" HTML pages\n"); dumpDirRpmByVendors(list, NULL, NULL, installed); } #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE /* * Helper function for dumpDirRpmByDate(): it performs subdumps for given package age. * Returns actualised page counter. */ int subdumpDirRpmByDate(rpmDataPtr list, rpmDirPtr dir, char *subdir, int installed, FILE **html, FILE *RSS, int *rdfcount, char *title, int maxAge, rpmDataPtr *cur, int *page, int *count) { tpl_parse(engine, title, "p_title", 0); tpl_element_set(engine, "title", tpl_element_get(engine, "p_title")); parseNwriteTemplate((*html), engine, "dates_subheader"); parseNwriteTemplate((*html), engine, "dates_begin"); while (((*cur) != NULL) && (((currentTime - (*cur)->date) < maxAge) || (maxAge < 0))) { generateHtmlRpmRow((*html), (*cur), 0); if ((RSS != NULL) && ((*rdfcount)++ < rpm2html_rdf_count_limit)) { generateRSSItem(RSS, (*cur)); } (*cur) = (*cur)->next; (*count)++; if (((*count) % MAX_TABLE_LENGHT) == 0) { parseNwriteTemplate((*html), engine, "dates_end"); parseNwriteTemplate((*html), engine, "dates_begin"); } if ((*count) > MAX_PAGE_LENGHT) { (*count) = 0; parseNwriteTemplate((*html), engine, "dates_end"); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", (*page)); tpl_element_set(engine, "next_page", buf); parseNwriteTemplate((*html), engine, "dates_next_page"); generateHtmlFooter((*html)); fclose((*html)); fullPathNameNr(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, localizedStrings[LANG_BYDATE_HTML], (*page)++); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } (*html) = fopen(buf, "w"); if ((*html) == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); if (RSS) { fprintf(RSS, " \n"); fprintf(RSS, "\n"); fclose(RSS); } return; } if (installed) { generateHtmlHeader((*html), "idates_title", NULL); generateLinks((*html), installed); parseNwriteTemplate((*html), engine, "dates_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsicer usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary } else { generateHtmlHeader((*html), "cdates_title", NULL); generateLinks((*html), installed); parseNwriteTemplate((*html), engine, "dates_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsicer usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary } //tpl_parse(engine, title, "p_title", 0); //tpl_element_set(engine, "title", tpl_element_get(engine, "p_title")); - I hope it is still preserved from the begining of the function? parseNwriteTemplate((*html), engine, "dates_subheader"); parseNwriteTemplate((*html), engine, "dates_begin"); } } parseNwriteTemplate((*html), engine, "dates_end"); return (*page); } #endif /* * Dump the RPM by Date HTML file. * One expect that the RPM files have been sorted by date. */ void dumpDirRpmByDate(rpmDataPtr list, rpmDirPtr dir, char *subdir, int installed) { FILE *ByDate; FILE *RSS; rpmDataPtr cur; int count = 0; int rdfcount = 0; int page = 1; if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; if ((dir != NULL) && (!dir->html)) return; cur = list; fullPathName(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, localizedStrings[LANG_BYDATE_HTML]); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } ByDate = fopen(buf, "w"); if (ByDate == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } fullPathName(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, "rdf"); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping RSS channel %s\n", buf); } RSS = fopen(buf, "w"); if (RSS == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); fclose(ByDate); return; } #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE if (installed) { generateHtmlHeader(ByDate, "idates_title", NULL); generateLinks(ByDate, installed); parseNwriteTemplate(ByDate, engine, "dates_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsicer usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary } else { generateHtmlHeader(ByDate, "cdates_title", NULL); generateLinks(ByDate, installed); parseNwriteTemplate(ByDate, engine, "dates_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsicer usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary } #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE if (installed) { generateHtmlHeader(ByDate, localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_IDATE], NULL); generateLinks(ByDate, installed); fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_IDATE]); } else { generateHtmlHeader(ByDate, localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_CDATE], NULL); generateLinks(ByDate, installed); fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_CDATE]); } #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE if (RSS) { fprintf(RSS, "\n"); fprintf(RSS, "\n"); fprintf(RSS, "\n"); fprintf(RSS, " \n"); if (dir != NULL) { fprintf(RSS, " Rpmfind %s index on %s\n", dir->name, rpm2html_host); fullURL(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_HTML]); fprintf(RSS, " %s\n", buf); fprintf(RSS, " Rpmfind %s News on %s\n", rpm2html_host, dir->name); } else { fprintf(RSS, " Rpmfind index on %s\n", rpm2html_host); fullURL(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_HTML]); fprintf(RSS, " %s\n", buf); fprintf(RSS, " Rpmfind News on %s\n", rpm2html_host); } #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE parseNwriteTemplate(ByDate, engine, "dates_rdf"); #else fprintf(ByDate, localizedStrings[LANG_RDF_CHANNEL], "rdf"); #endif } /* * Skip all the RPMs with date in the futur :-( */ while ((cur != NULL) && ((cur->date < 0) || (currentTime < cur->date))) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { fprintf(stderr, "dropping %s, date %d > current time %d\n", rpmSoftwareName(cur), (int) cur->date, (int) currentTime); } cur = cur->next; } #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE #define MAX_AGE_LESS_3D (3 * 24 * 60 * 60) #define MAX_AGE_LESS_1W (7 * 24 * 60 * 60) #define MAX_AGE_LESS_2W (14 * 24 * 60 * 60) #define MAX_AGE_LESS_1M (30 * 24 * 60 * 60) #define MAX_AGE_MORE_1M -1 /* * First dump RPMs less than 3 days old. */ if (!installed) generateColorIndicator(ByDate); if (installed) subdumpDirRpmByDate(list, dir, subdir, installed, &ByDate, RSS, &rdfcount, "idates_title_less_3d_old", MAX_AGE_LESS_3D, &cur, &page, &count); else subdumpDirRpmByDate(list, dir, subdir, installed, &ByDate, RSS, &rdfcount, "cdates_title_less_3d_old", MAX_AGE_LESS_3D, &cur, &page, &count); /* * Then dump RPMs less than one week old. */ if (installed) subdumpDirRpmByDate(list, dir, subdir, installed, &ByDate, RSS, &rdfcount, "idates_title_less_1w_old", MAX_AGE_LESS_1W, &cur, &page, &count); else subdumpDirRpmByDate(list, dir, subdir, installed, &ByDate, RSS, &rdfcount, "cdates_title_less_1w_old", MAX_AGE_LESS_1W, &cur, &page, &count); /* * Then dump RPMs less than two weeks old. */ if (installed) subdumpDirRpmByDate(list, dir, subdir, installed, &ByDate, RSS, &rdfcount, "idates_title_less_2w_old", MAX_AGE_LESS_2W, &cur, &page, &count); else subdumpDirRpmByDate(list, dir, subdir, installed, &ByDate, RSS, &rdfcount, "cdates_title_less_2w_old", MAX_AGE_LESS_2W, &cur, &page, &count); /* * Then dump RPMs less than one month old. */ if (installed) subdumpDirRpmByDate(list, dir, subdir, installed, &ByDate, RSS, &rdfcount, "idates_title_less_1m_old", MAX_AGE_LESS_1M, &cur, &page, &count); else subdumpDirRpmByDate(list, dir, subdir, installed, &ByDate, RSS, &rdfcount, "cdates_title_less_1m_old", MAX_AGE_LESS_1M, &cur, &page, &count); /* * Then dump RPMs more than one month old. */ if (installed) subdumpDirRpmByDate(list, dir, subdir, installed, &ByDate, RSS, &rdfcount, "idates_title_more_1m_old", MAX_AGE_MORE_1M, &cur, &page, &count); else subdumpDirRpmByDate(list, dir, subdir, installed, &ByDate, RSS, &rdfcount, "cdates_title_more_1m_old", MAX_AGE_MORE_1M, &cur, &page, &count); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE /* * First dump RPMs less than 3 days old. */ if (!installed) generateColorIndicator(ByDate); if (installed) fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_I_LESS_3D_OLD]); else fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LESS_3D_OLD]); fprintf(ByDate, "\n"); while ((cur != NULL) && ((currentTime - cur->date) < (3 * 24 * 60 * 60))) { generateHtmlRpmRow(ByDate, cur, 0); if ((RSS != NULL) && (rdfcount++ < rpm2html_rdf_count_limit)) { generateRSSItem(RSS, cur); } cur = cur->next; count++; if ((count % MAX_TABLE_LENGHT) == 0) fprintf(ByDate, "
\n\n"); if (count > MAX_PAGE_LENGHT) { count = 0; fprintf(ByDate, "
\n"); fprintf(ByDate, "...\n", page, localizedStrings[LANG_BYDATE_HTML]); generateHtmlFooter(ByDate); fclose(ByDate); fullPathNameNr(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, localizedStrings[LANG_BYDATE_HTML], page++); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } ByDate = fopen(buf, "w"); if (ByDate == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); if (RSS) { fprintf(RSS, " \n"); fprintf(RSS, "\n"); fclose(RSS); } return; } if (installed) { generateHtmlHeader(ByDate, localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_IDATE], NULL); generateLinks(ByDate, installed); fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_IDATE]); } else { generateHtmlHeader(ByDate, localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_CDATE], NULL); generateLinks(ByDate, installed); fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_CDATE]); } if (installed) fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_I_LESS_3D_OLD]); else fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LESS_3D_OLD]); fprintf(ByDate, "\n"); } } fprintf(ByDate, "
\n"); /* * Then dump RPMs less than one week old. */ if (installed) fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_I_LESS_1W_OLD]); else fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LESS_1W_OLD]); fprintf(ByDate, "\n"); while ((cur != NULL) && ((currentTime - cur->date) < (7 * 24 * 60 * 60))) { generateHtmlRpmRow(ByDate, cur, 0); if ((RSS != NULL) && (rdfcount++ < rpm2html_rdf_count_limit)) { generateRSSItem(RSS, cur); } cur = cur->next; count++; if ((count % MAX_TABLE_LENGHT) == 0) fprintf(ByDate, "
\n\n"); if (count > MAX_PAGE_LENGHT) { count = 0; fprintf(ByDate, "
\n"); fprintf(ByDate, "...\n", page, localizedStrings[LANG_BYDATE_HTML]); generateHtmlFooter(ByDate); fclose(ByDate); fullPathNameNr(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, localizedStrings[LANG_BYDATE_HTML], page++); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } ByDate = fopen(buf, "w"); if (ByDate == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); if (RSS) { fprintf(RSS, " \n"); fprintf(RSS, "\n"); fclose(RSS); } return; } if (installed) { generateHtmlHeader(ByDate, localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_IDATE], NULL); generateLinks(ByDate, installed); fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_IDATE]); } else { generateHtmlHeader(ByDate, localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_CDATE], NULL); generateLinks(ByDate, installed); fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_CDATE]); } if (installed) fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_I_LESS_1W_OLD]); else fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LESS_1W_OLD]); fprintf(ByDate, "\n"); } } fprintf(ByDate, "
\n"); /* * Then dump RPMs less than two weeks old. */ if (installed) fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_I_LESS_2W_OLD]); else fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LESS_2W_OLD]); fprintf(ByDate, "\n"); while ((cur != NULL) && ((currentTime - cur->date) < (14 * 24 * 60 * 60))) { generateHtmlRpmRow(ByDate, cur, 0); if ((RSS != NULL) && (rdfcount++ < rpm2html_rdf_count_limit)) { generateRSSItem(RSS, cur); } cur = cur->next; count++; if ((count % MAX_TABLE_LENGHT) == 0) fprintf(ByDate, "
\n\n"); if (count > MAX_PAGE_LENGHT) { count = 0; fprintf(ByDate, "
\n"); fprintf(ByDate, "...\n", page, localizedStrings[LANG_BYDATE_HTML]); generateHtmlFooter(ByDate); fclose(ByDate); fullPathNameNr(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, localizedStrings[LANG_BYDATE_HTML], page++); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } ByDate = fopen(buf, "w"); if (ByDate == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); if (RSS) { fprintf(RSS, " \n"); fprintf(RSS, "\n"); fclose(RSS); } return; } if (installed) { generateHtmlHeader(ByDate, localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_IDATE], NULL); generateLinks(ByDate, installed); fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_IDATE]); } else { generateHtmlHeader(ByDate, localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_CDATE], NULL); generateLinks(ByDate, installed); fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_CDATE]); } if (installed) fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_I_LESS_2W_OLD]); else fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LESS_2W_OLD]); fprintf(ByDate, "\n"); } } fprintf(ByDate, "
\n"); /* * Then dump RPMs less than one month old. */ if (installed) fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_I_LESS_1M_OLD]); else fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LESS_1M_OLD]); fprintf(ByDate, "\n"); while ((cur != NULL) && ((currentTime - cur->date) < (30 * 24 * 60 * 60))) { generateHtmlRpmRow(ByDate, cur, 0); if ((RSS != NULL) && (rdfcount++ < rpm2html_rdf_count_limit)) { generateRSSItem(RSS, cur); } cur = cur->next; count++; if ((count % MAX_TABLE_LENGHT) == 0) fprintf(ByDate, "
\n\n"); if (count > MAX_PAGE_LENGHT) { count = 0; fprintf(ByDate, "
\n"); fprintf(ByDate, "...\n", page, localizedStrings[LANG_BYDATE_HTML]); generateHtmlFooter(ByDate); fclose(ByDate); fullPathNameNr(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, localizedStrings[LANG_BYDATE_HTML], page++); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } ByDate = fopen(buf, "w"); if (ByDate == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); if (RSS) { fprintf(RSS, " \n"); fprintf(RSS, "\n"); fclose(RSS); } return; } if (installed) { generateHtmlHeader(ByDate, localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_IDATE], NULL); generateLinks(ByDate, installed); fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_IDATE]); } else { generateHtmlHeader(ByDate, localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_CDATE], NULL); generateLinks(ByDate, installed); fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_CDATE]); } if (installed) fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_I_LESS_1M_OLD]); else fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LESS_1M_OLD]); fprintf(ByDate, "\n"); } } fprintf(ByDate, "
\n"); /* * Then dump RPMs more than one month old. */ if (installed) fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_I_MORE_1M_OLD]); else fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_MORE_1M_OLD]); fprintf(ByDate, "\n"); while (cur != NULL) { generateHtmlRpmRow(ByDate, cur, 0); if ((RSS != NULL) && (rdfcount++ < rpm2html_rdf_count_limit)) { generateRSSItem(RSS, cur); } cur = cur->next; count++; if ((count % MAX_TABLE_LENGHT) == 0) fprintf(ByDate, "
\n\n"); if (count > MAX_PAGE_LENGHT) { count = 0; fprintf(ByDate, "
\n"); fprintf(ByDate, "...\n", page, localizedStrings[LANG_BYDATE_HTML]); generateHtmlFooter(ByDate); fclose(ByDate); fullPathNameNr(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, localizedStrings[LANG_BYDATE_HTML], page++); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } ByDate = fopen(buf, "w"); if (ByDate == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); if (RSS) { fprintf(RSS, " \n"); fprintf(RSS, "\n"); fclose(RSS); } return; } if (installed) { generateHtmlHeader(ByDate, localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_IDATE], NULL); generateLinks(ByDate, installed); fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_IDATE]); } else { generateHtmlHeader(ByDate, localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_CDATE], NULL); generateLinks(ByDate, installed); fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_CDATE]); } if (installed) fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_I_MORE_1M_OLD]); else fprintf(ByDate, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_MORE_1M_OLD]); fprintf(ByDate, "\n"); } } fprintf(ByDate, "
\n"); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlFooter(ByDate); fclose(ByDate); if (RSS) { fprintf(RSS, " \n"); fprintf(RSS, "\n"); fclose(RSS); } } /* * Dump the full set of RPM by Date HTML file. * One expect that the RPM files have been sorted by date. */ void dumpRpmByDate(rpmDataPtr list, int installed) { if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("Dumping \"by date\" HTML pages\n"); dumpDirRpmByDate(list, NULL, NULL, installed); } /* * Dump the RPM in a flat list sorted by Name. * One expect that the RPM files have been sorted by name. */ void dumpDirRpmByNameFlat(rpmDataPtr list, rpmDirPtr dir, char *subdir, int installed) { FILE *ByName; rpmDataPtr cur; if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; cur = list; fullPathName(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, localizedStrings[LANG_BYNAME_HTML]); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } ByName = fopen(buf, "w"); if (ByName == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlHeader(ByName, "names_title", NULL); generateLinks(ByName, installed); if (!installed) generateColorIndicator(ByName); parseNwriteTemplate(ByName, engine, "names_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsicer usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary while (cur != NULL) { generateHtmlRpmArchRow(ByName, cur); if ((dir == NULL) && (subdir == NULL)) cur = cur->nextSoft; else cur = cur->next; } parseNwriteTemplate(ByName, engine, "name_end"); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlHeader(ByName, localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_NAME], NULL); generateLinks(ByName, installed); fprintf(ByName, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_NAME]); if (!installed) generateColorIndicator(ByName); fprintf(ByName, "\n"); while (cur != NULL) { generateHtmlRpmArchRow(ByName, cur); if ((dir == NULL) && (subdir == NULL)) cur = cur->nextSoft; else cur = cur->next; } fprintf(ByName, "
\n"); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlFooter(ByName); fclose(ByName); } /* * Dump the RPM in a subtree by Name HTML file. * One expect that the RPM files have been sorted by name. */ void dumpDirRpmByName(rpmDataPtr list, rpmDirPtr dir, char *subdir, int installed) { FILE *ByName; FILE *CurrName = NULL; rpmDataPtr cur; int i = 0; char last_letter = '\0', letter; if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; if ((dir == NULL) && (subdir == NULL)) for (cur = list; cur != NULL; cur = cur->nextSoft) i++; else for (cur = list; cur != NULL; cur = cur->next) i++; if (i < MAX_NAME_LIST_LENGHT) { dumpDirRpmByNameFlat(list, dir, subdir, installed); return; } i = 0; cur = list; fullPathName(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, localizedStrings[LANG_BYNAME_HTML]); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } ByName = fopen(buf, "w"); if (ByName == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlHeader(ByName, "names_title", NULL); generateLinks(ByName, installed); parseNwriteTemplate(ByName, engine, "names_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsicer usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary while (cur != NULL) { letter = toupper(cur->name[0]); if (letter != last_letter) { if (CurrName != NULL) { /* * Finish the previous file. */ parseNwriteTemplate(CurrName, engine, "name_end"); generateHtmlFooter(CurrName); fclose(CurrName); } if (i != 0) { snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%c", last_letter); tpl_element_set(engine, "letter", buf); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", i); tpl_element_set(engine, "count", buf); parseNwriteTemplate(ByName, engine, "names_item"); } fullPathNameLr(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, localizedStrings[LANG_BYNAME_HTML], letter); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } CurrName = fopen(buf, "w"); if (CurrName == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%c", letter); tpl_element_set(engine, "letter", buf); generateHtmlHeader(CurrName, "name_title", NULL); generateLinks(CurrName, installed); parseNwriteTemplate(CurrName, engine, "name_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsider usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary if (!installed) generateColorIndicator(CurrName); parseNwriteTemplate(CurrName, engine, "name_begin"); i = 0; } i++; if ((i % MAX_TABLE_LENGHT) == 0) { parseNwriteTemplate(CurrName, engine, "name_end"); parseNwriteTemplate(CurrName, engine, "name_begin"); } last_letter = letter; generateHtmlRpmArchRow(CurrName, cur); if ((dir == NULL) && (subdir == NULL)) cur = cur->nextSoft; else cur = cur->next; } if (i != 0) { snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%c", last_letter); tpl_element_set(engine, "letter", buf); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", i); tpl_element_set(engine, "count", buf); parseNwriteTemplate(ByName, engine, "names_item"); } if (CurrName != NULL) { /* * Finish the previous file. */ parseNwriteTemplate(CurrName, engine, "name_end"); generateHtmlFooter(CurrName); fclose(CurrName); } #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlHeader(ByName, localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_NAME], NULL); generateLinks(ByName, installed); fprintf(ByName, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_SORTED_BY_NAME]); while (cur != NULL) { letter = toupper(cur->name[0]); if (letter != last_letter) { if (CurrName != NULL) { /* * Finish the previous file. */ fprintf(CurrName, "\n"); generateHtmlFooter(CurrName); fclose(CurrName); } if (i != 0) fprintf(ByName, "

%d %s %c

\n", last_letter, localizedStrings[LANG_BYNAME_HTML], i, localizedStrings[LANG_BEGINNING_LETTER], last_letter); fullPathNameLr(buf, sizeof(buf), dir, subdir, localizedStrings[LANG_BYNAME_HTML], letter); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } CurrName = fopen(buf, "w"); if (CurrName == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s %c", localizedStrings[LANG_BEGINNING_LETTER], letter); generateHtmlHeader(CurrName, buf, NULL); generateLinks(CurrName, installed); fprintf(CurrName, "

%s

\n", buf); if (!installed) generateColorIndicator(CurrName); fprintf(CurrName, "\n"); i = 0; } i++; if ((i % MAX_TABLE_LENGHT) == 0) fprintf(CurrName, "
\n\n"); last_letter = letter; generateHtmlRpmArchRow(CurrName, cur); if ((dir == NULL) && (subdir == NULL)) cur = cur->nextSoft; else cur = cur->next; } if (i != 0) fprintf(ByName, "

%d %s %c

\n", last_letter, localizedStrings[LANG_BYNAME_HTML], i, localizedStrings[LANG_BEGINNING_LETTER], last_letter); if (CurrName != NULL) { /* * Finish the previous file. */ fprintf(CurrName, "
\n"); generateHtmlFooter(CurrName); fclose(CurrName); } #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlFooter(ByName); fclose(ByName); } /* * Dump the full set of RPM by Name HTML file. * One expect that the RPM files have been sorted by name. */ void dumpRpmByName(rpmDataPtr list, int installed) { if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("Dumping \"by name\" HTML pages\n"); dumpDirRpmByName(list, NULL, NULL, installed); } /* * Dump the index for a directory and its subdirectories. */ rpmDataPtr dumpDirIndex(rpmDirPtr dir, rpmSubdirPtr tree, rpmDataPtr list) { FILE *html; int i; if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return(list); if ((dir != NULL) && (!dir->html)) return(list); if (tree->htmlpath[0] != '\0') snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s/%s", rpm2html_dir, tree->htmlpath, localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_HTML]); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", rpm2html_dir, localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_HTML]); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } html = fopen(buf, "w"); if (html == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return(list); } if (tree->htmlpath[0] != '\0') snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s : %s", dir->name, tree->htmlpath); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s", dir->name); #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE tpl_element_set(engine, "dir", buf); generateHtmlHeader(html, "dirs_title", NULL); generateLinks(html, 0); if (((tree->rpmpath == NULL) || (tree->rpmpath[0] == '\0')) && (dir->build_tree)) { tpl_parse(engine, "dirs_parent", "p_title", 0); tpl_element_set(engine, "title", tpl_element_get(engine, "p_title")); } else tpl_element_set(engine, "title", ""); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "dirs_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsicer usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary if (((tree->rpmpath == NULL) || (tree->rpmpath[0] == '\0')) && (dir->build_tree)) { if (tree->color) { tpl_element_set(engine, "color", tree->color); tpl_parse(engine, "dirs_tree_color", "p_html_tree_header_color", 0); // XXX maybe not necessary to call this more than once? => optimize to call just once tpl_element_set(engine, "color", tpl_element_get(engine, "p_html_tree_header_color")); } else tpl_element_set(engine, "color", ""); tpl_element_set(engine, "url", rpm2html_url); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "dirs_tree"); } generateHtmlTree(html, tree, 0, 1); tpl_element_set(engine, "color", dir->color); tpl_element_set(engine, "url", dir->ftp); if (dir->name == NULL) tpl_element_set(engine, "name", dir->ftp); else tpl_element_set(engine, "name", dir->name); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "dir_begin"); if ((dir->ftpsrc != NULL) && (strcmp(dir->ftp, dir->ftpsrc))) { tpl_element_set(engine, "color", dir->color); tpl_element_set(engine, "url", dir->ftpsrc); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", dir->ftpsrc); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "dir_src"); } if (dir->nb_mirrors > 0) { tpl_element_set(engine, "color", dir->color); tpl_element_set(engine, "url", dir->mirrors[0]); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", dir->mirrors[0]); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "dir_mirrors"); } if (dir->nb_mirrors > 1) { tpl_element_set(engine, "color", dir->color); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "dir_mirrors_list_begin"); for (i = 1;i < dir->nb_mirrors;i++) { //tpl_element_set(engine, "color", dir->color); - we've still got it tpl_element_set(engine, "url", dir->mirrors[i]); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", dir->mirrors[i]); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "dir_mirrors_list_item"); } } parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "dir_mirrors_list_end"); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlHeader(html, buf, NULL); generateLinks(html, 0); if (((tree->rpmpath == NULL) || (tree->rpmpath[0] == '\0')) && (dir->build_tree)) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s", localizedStrings[LANG_TREE_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_HTML]); fprintf(html, "

%s

\n", buf); fprintf(html, "
    \n"); fprintf(html, "
  • \n%s %s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LIST], localizedStrings[LANG_GROUP_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_GROUP]); fprintf(html, "
  • \n%s %s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LIST], localizedStrings[LANG_BYDATE_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_CREATION]); fprintf(html, "
  • \n%s %s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LIST], localizedStrings[LANG_BYNAME_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_NAME]); fprintf(html, "
  • \n%s %s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LIST], localizedStrings[LANG_VENDOR_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_VENDOR]); fprintf(html, "
  • \n%s %s\n", localizedStrings[LANG_LIST], localizedStrings[LANG_DISTRIB_HTML], localizedStrings[LANG_INDEX_DISTRIB]); fprintf(html, "
\n\n"); if (((tree->rpmpath == NULL) || (tree->rpmpath[0] == '\0')) && (dir->build_tree)) { fprintf(html, "

%s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_BROWSE_TREE]); if (tree->color) fprintf(html, "
\n", tree->color); else fprintf(html, "
\n"); fprintf(html, "

", localizedStrings[LANG_TREE_HTML]); fprintf(html, "\"Directory\"", rpm2html_url); fprintf(html, " ..

\n"); } generateHtmlTree(html, tree, 0, 1); fprintf(html, "\n\n", dir->color); if (dir->name == NULL) fprintf(html, "\n", dir->color, dir->ftp, dir->ftp); else fprintf(html, "\n", dir->color, dir->ftp, dir->name); fprintf(html, "\n"); if ((dir->ftpsrc != NULL) && (strcmp(dir->ftp, dir->ftpsrc))) fprintf(html, "\n", dir->color, localizedStrings[LANG_SOURCES_REPOSITORY], dir->color, dir->ftpsrc, dir->ftpsrc); if (dir->nb_mirrors > 0) fprintf(html, "\n", dir->color, localizedStrings[LANG_LOCAL_MIRROR], dir->color, dir->mirrors[0], dir->mirrors[0]); if (dir->nb_mirrors > 1) { fprintf(html, "\n", dir->color, localizedStrings[LANG_MIRRORS]); for (i = 1;i < dir->nb_mirrors;i++) { fprintf(html, "\n", dir->color, dir->mirrors[i], dir->mirrors[i]); } } fprintf(html, "
%s%s
%s:%s
%s:%s
%s
%s
\n"); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlFooter(html); fclose(html); rpmDistribSort(&list, 0); dumpDirRpmByDistribs(list, dir, tree->htmlpath, 0); rpmGroupSort(&list, 0); dumpDirRpmByGroups(list, dir, tree->htmlpath, 0); rpmVendorSort(&list, 0); dumpDirRpmByVendors(list, dir, tree->htmlpath, 0); rpmDateSort(&list, 0); dumpDirRpmByDate(list, dir, tree->htmlpath, 0); rpmNameSort(&list, 0); dumpDirRpmByName(list, dir, tree->htmlpath, 0); return(list); } /* * Dump a real tree subdir title with links to parents and whole tree. */ void rpmDumpHtmlRealTreeTitle(FILE *subdir, rpmDirPtr dir, char *buffer) { #ifndef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE char buf[3000]; #endif char tmp[1000]; char path[1000]; char loc[200]; int i = 0, j = 0, k = 0; /* indexes for buffer, loc and path resp. */ int l = 0; /* index for directory depth */ /* link for the root */ #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE tpl_element_set(engine, "name", dir->name); parseNwriteTemplate(subdir, engine, "realtree_title_header"); while (buffer[i] != '\0') { if (buffer[i] == '_') { loc[j] = '\0'; path[k++] = '_'; path[k] = '\0'; tpl_element_set(engine, "path", path); if (l++) { snprintf(tmp, sizeof(tmp), "/%s", loc); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", tmp); } else tpl_element_set(engine, "name", loc); parseNwriteTemplate(subdir, engine, "realtree_title_link"); j = 0; } else { loc[j++] = buffer[i]; path[k++] = buffer[i]; } i++; } parseNwriteTemplate(subdir, engine, "realtree_title_footer"); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "/", localizedStrings[LANG_TREE_HTML]); while (buffer[i] != '\0') { if (buffer[i] == '_') { loc[j] = '\0'; path[k++] = '_'; path[k] = '\0'; if (l++) snprintf(tmp, sizeof(tmp), " /%s", path, localizedStrings[LANG_TREE_HTML], loc); else snprintf(tmp, sizeof(tmp), " %s", path, localizedStrings[LANG_TREE_HTML], loc); strcat(buf, tmp); j = 0; } else { loc[j++] = buffer[i]; path[k++] = buffer[i]; } i++; } fprintf(subdir, "

%s : %s

\n", localizedStrings[LANG_TREE_HTML], dir->name, buf); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE } /* * Dump a real tree subdir. */ void rpmDumpHtmlRealTree(FILE *html, rpmDirPtr dir, rpmRealDirPtr tree, char *buffer, int index) { FILE *subdir; char buf[1000]; int has_subdir = 0; int has_file = 0; int i; if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; if ((dir != NULL) && (!dir->html)) return; if (dir->subdir) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s/%s%s", rpm2html_dir, dir->subdir, buffer, localizedStrings[LANG_TREE_HTML]); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s%s", rpm2html_dir, buffer, localizedStrings[LANG_TREE_HTML]); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } subdir = fopen(buf, "w"); if (subdir == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE tpl_element_set(engine, "dir", buffer); // XXX maybe use a nices title than 'usr_share_xyz_' etc. generateHtmlHeader(subdir, "realtree_title", NULL); generateLinks(subdir, 1); rpmDumpHtmlRealTreeTitle(subdir, dir, buffer); for (i = 0;i < tree->nb_elem;i++) { if (tree->flags[i] & RPM_ELEM_DIRECTORY) { if (!has_subdir) parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "realtree_item_begin"); has_subdir++; tpl_element_set(engine, "url", buffer); tpl_element_set(engine, "suburl", tree->names[i]); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", tree->names[i]); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "realtree_item_item"); snprintf(&buffer[index], 500, "%s_", tree->names[i]); rpmDumpHtmlRealTree(html, dir, tree->elems[i], buffer, strlen(buffer)); buffer[index] = '\0'; if (!has_file) parseNwriteTemplate(subdir, engine, "realtree_subitem_begin"); has_file++; tpl_element_set(engine, "url", buffer); tpl_element_set(engine, "suburl", tree->names[i]); tpl_element_set(engine, "rpm2html_url", rpm2html_url); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", tree->names[i]); parseNwriteTemplate(subdir, engine, "realtree_subitem_dir"); } else { if (!has_file) parseNwriteTemplate(subdir, engine, "realtree_subitem_begin"); has_file++; tpl_element_set(engine, "url", generateHtmlRpmAnchor(tree->elems[i])); tpl_element_set(engine, "name", tree->names[i]); parseNwriteTemplate(subdir, engine, "realtree_subitem_file"); } } if (has_subdir) parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "realtree_item_end"); if (has_file) parseNwriteTemplate(subdir, engine, "realtree_subitem_end"); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlHeader(subdir, buffer, NULL); // XXX maybe use a nices title than 'usr_share_xyz_' etc. generateLinks(subdir, 1); rpmDumpHtmlRealTreeTitle(subdir, dir, buffer); for (i = 0;i < tree->nb_elem;i++) { if (tree->flags[i] & RPM_ELEM_DIRECTORY) { if (!has_subdir) fprintf(html, "
    \n"); has_subdir++; fprintf(html, "
  • %s\n", buffer, tree->names[i], localizedStrings[LANG_TREE_HTML], tree->names[i]); snprintf(&buffer[index], 500, "%s_", tree->names[i]); rpmDumpHtmlRealTree(html, dir, tree->elems[i], buffer, strlen(buffer)); buffer[index] = '\0'; if (!has_file) fprintf(subdir, "\n"); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlFooter(subdir); fclose(subdir); } /* * Dump a real tree root. */ void rpmDumpHtmlRealRoot(rpmDirPtr dir) { FILE *html; char buf[1000]; rpmRealDirPtr tree; if (!rpm2html_dump_html) return; if ((dir != NULL) && (!dir->html)) return; if (dir == NULL) return; tree = dir->root; if (tree == NULL) return; if (dir->subdir) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s/Root%s", rpm2html_dir, dir->subdir, localizedStrings[LANG_TREE_HTML]); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/Root%s", rpm2html_dir, localizedStrings[LANG_TREE_HTML]); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", buf); } html = fopen(buf, "w"); if (html == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", buf, strerror(errno)); return; } snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s", dir->name); #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE tpl_element_set(engine, "dir", buf); generateHtmlHeader(html, "realroot_title", NULL); generateLinks(html, 1); parseNwriteTemplate(html, engine, "realroot_header"); // XXX ugly hack: here we assume that generateHtmlHeader() alredy filled proper value into "title" element of engine // later reconsicer usage of rpm2html only with libtemplate and then a) remove all those ifdefs and b) restructure html.c so as this ugy hack is not necessary buf[0] = 0; rpmDumpHtmlRealTree(html, dir, tree, buf, 0); #else // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlHeader(html, buf, NULL); generateLinks(html, 1); fprintf(html, "

    %s

    \n", buf); buf[0] = 0; rpmDumpHtmlRealTree(html, dir, tree, buf, 0); #endif // ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE generateHtmlFooter(html); fclose(html); } rpm2html-1.11.2/language.c0000664000076400007640000001633711452634006013775 0ustar hanyhany/* * language.c: code for the Localization support. * * See Copyright for the status of this software. * * $Id: language.c,v 1.31 2010/10/05 14:36:54 hany Exp $ */ #include #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_UNISTD_H #include #endif #include "rpm2html.h" #include "rpmdata.h" #include "html.h" char *localizedStrings[] = { ".html", /* HTML files suffix */ "Generated by", "index.html", "Groups.html", "ByDate.html", "ByName.html", "Vendors.html", "Distribs.html", "Welcome to the RPM repository on", "

    \n\ rpm2html automatically generates Web pages describing a set of\n\ RPM packages.

    \n\

    \n\ \n\ The Rpmfind tool allows automate the search of packages from\n\ the RPM Database or maintain your system up-to-date in a more automated way.\n\

    \n\ The goals of rpm2html are also to identify the dependencies between\n\ various packages and to find the package(s) providing the resources\n\ needed to install a given package. Every package is analyzed to\n\ retrieve its dependencies and the resources it offers. These\n\ relationships are expressed using hyperlinks in the generated\n\ pages. Finding the package providing the resource you need is just a\n\ matter of a few clicks!

    \n\

    Check the FAQ\n\ in case of problems with rpm2html or rpmfind.\n\

    \n\ The proper working of the rpm2html tools requires the package maintainer\n\ to properly comment their RPM(s), if you maintain packages, make sure\n\ that the information are provided adequately (URL, email, ...).

    \n\

    Learn how to \n\ build your own mirror of this site. \n\ Do not try to mirror it with a Web copy tool\n\

    \n", "This archive hosts %d RPMs representing %d MBytes of data", "On this machine %d RPMs are installed representing %d MBytes of data", "The list of ", "RPM indexed by category", "RPM indexed by date of creation", "RPM indexed by name", "RPM indexed by maintainer", "RPM indexed by distribution", "RPM indexed by date of installation", "Repository for sources", "Local mirror", "Mirrors", "Generation took", "seconds", "Welcome to the RPM description of", "From", "Name", "Distribution", "Version", "Vendor", "Release", "Build date", "Install date", "Group", "Build host", "Size", "Source RPM", "Packager", "Url", "Summary", "Provides", "Requires", "Copyright", "Files", "No Filelist in the Package !", "No summary !", "RPM resource", "Provided by", "index by Group", "RPM of Group", "index by Distribution", "RPM of Distribution", "index by Vendor", "RPM shipped by", "index by creation date", "index by installation date", "RPMs less than three days old", "RPMs less than one week old", "RPMs less than two weeks old", "RPMs less than one month old", "RPMs more than 1 months old", "RPMs installed less than three days ago", "RPMs installed less than one week ago", "RPMs installed less than two weeks ago", "RPMs installed less than one month ago", "RPMs installed more than 1 months ago", "index by Name", "No description !", "Unknown", "None", "unknown/group", "unknown.host", "Index", "Packages beginning with letter", "Warning: this package does not export valid resources lists", "Try to pick another", "More", "Changelog", "Sub Directories", "Tree.html", "Browse the distribution tree", "
    \n\ \n\ \n\
    \n", "Signatures", "

    Available as an rdf channel

    \n" }; #define NB_STRINGS (sizeof(localizedStrings)/sizeof(char *)) /**************************************************************** * * * The language file parser * * * ****************************************************************/ /* * A few macro needed to help building the parser */ #define IS_BLANK(ptr) \ (((*(ptr)) == ' ') || ((*(ptr)) == '\b') || \ ((*(ptr)) == '\n') || ((*(ptr)) == '\r')) #define SKIP_BLANK(ptr) \ { while (((*(ptr)) == ' ') || ((*(ptr)) == '\b') || \ ((*(ptr)) == '\n') || ((*(ptr)) == '\r')) ptr++; } #define GOTO_EQL(ptr) \ { while (((*(ptr)) != '\0') && ((*(ptr)) != '=') && \ ((*(ptr)) != '\n') && ((*(ptr)) != '\r')) ptr++; } #define GOTO_EOL(ptr) \ { while (((*(ptr)) != '\0') && \ ((*(ptr)) != '\n') && ((*(ptr)) != '\r')) ptr++; } /* * parse a language file */ int readLanguageFile(char *filename) { FILE *input; char *str; char line[1000]; char buffer[50000]; int currentString; int len; input = fopen(filename, "r"); if (input == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Cannot read language from %s :\n", filename); perror("fopen failed"); return -1; } /* * all the localized strings are filled in one after the other. */ buffer[0] = '\0'; currentString = 0; while (1) { /* * read one line */ if (fgets(&line[0], sizeof(line) - 1, input) == NULL) break; str = &line[0]; line[sizeof(line) - 1] = '\0'; len = strlen(line); if ((len > 0) && (line[len - 1] == '\n')) line[len - 1] = '\0'; SKIP_BLANK(str) /* * Comment starts with a semicolumn. */ if (*str == ';') continue; /* * an empty line is a field separator. */ if (*str == '\0') { if (buffer[0] != '\0') { /* * Check for localizedStrings overflow. */ if (currentString >= NB_STRINGS) { fprintf(stderr, "File %s contains too many localized messages (%d expected)\n", filename, NB_STRINGS); break; } /* * the last paragraph correspond to the new localized * string. Replace the old one and reset the buffer. */ localizedStrings[currentString] = xmlStrdup(buffer); currentString++; buffer[0] = '\0'; } continue; } /* * Aggregate the current line to the buffer. */ if (buffer[0] == '\0') strcpy(buffer, line); else { /* * this is a multiline text field */ strcat(buffer, "\n"); strcat(buffer, line); } } fclose(input); return (0); } /* * dump the internal set of string to an external language file. */ int writeLanguageFile(char *filename) { FILE *output; int currentString; output = fopen(filename, "w"); if (output == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Cannot write language to %s :\n", filename); perror("fopen failed"); return -1; } fprintf(output, ";\n; Automatically generated %s %s language file\n;\n", RPM2HTML_NAME, RPM2HTML_VER); for (currentString = 0; currentString < NB_STRINGS; currentString++) { fprintf(output, "%s\n\n", localizedStrings[currentString]); } fclose(output); return (0); } rpm2html-1.11.2/memory.c0000664000076400007640000002407411452634006013517 0ustar hanyhany/* * memory.c: a memory allocator wrapper. * * daniel@veillard.com */ #include #include #include #include #include #include "memory.h" #ifndef NO_DEBUG_MEMORY #ifdef debugMalloc #undef debugMalloc #endif #ifdef debugRealloc #undef debugRealloc #endif #ifdef debugStrdup #undef debugStrdup #endif extern void debugMemoryDump(void); extern int debugInitMemory(void); /* * Each of the blocks allocated begin with a header containing information */ #define MEMTAG 0x5aa5 #define MALLOC_TYPE 1 #define REALLOC_TYPE 2 #define STRDUP_TYPE 3 typedef struct memnod { unsigned int mh_tag; unsigned int mh_type; unsigned long mh_number; size_t mh_size; #ifdef MEM_LIST struct memnod *mh_next; struct memnod *mh_prev; #endif const char *mh_file; unsigned int mh_line; } MEMHDR; #ifdef SUN4 #define ALIGN_SIZE 16 #else #define ALIGN_SIZE sizeof(double) #endif #define HDR_SIZE sizeof(MEMHDR) #define RESERVE_SIZE (((HDR_SIZE + (ALIGN_SIZE-1)) \ / ALIGN_SIZE ) * ALIGN_SIZE) #define CLIENT_2_HDR(a) ((MEMHDR *) (((char *) (a)) - RESERVE_SIZE)) #define HDR_2_CLIENT(a) ((void *) (((char *) (a)) + RESERVE_SIZE)) static int initialized = 0; static unsigned long debugMemSize = 0; static unsigned long debugMemSizeMeg = 0; static int block=0; #ifdef MEM_LIST static MEMHDR *memlist = NULL; #endif void mem_tag_error(void *addr); #ifdef MEM_LIST void debugmem_list_add(MEMHDR *); void debugmem_list_delete(MEMHDR *); #endif #define Mem_Tag_Err(a) mem_tag_error(a); /****************************** #define TEST_POINT { \ unsigned long meg = debugMemSize >> 20; \ if (meg != debugMemSizeMeg) debugMemoryDump(); \ debugMemSizeMeg = meg; \ } ******************************/ #ifndef TEST_POINT #define TEST_POINT #endif /* * FUNCTION : debugMalloc * PURPOSE : a malloc() equivalent supporting multi-thread access. * INPUT : an int specifying the size in byte to allocate. * OUTPUT : none * RESULT : a pointer to the allocated area or NULL in case of * lack of memory space. * HISTORY : */ void * debugMallocLoc(int size, const char * file, int line) { MEMHDR *p; if (!initialized) debugInitMemory(); #ifdef DEBUG_MEMORY fprintf(stderr, "Malloc(%d)\n",size); #endif TEST_POINT p = (MEMHDR *) malloc(RESERVE_SIZE+size); if (!p) { fprintf(stderr, "debugMalloc : Out of free space\n"); debugMemoryDump(); } p->mh_tag = MEMTAG; p->mh_number = ++block; p->mh_size = size; p->mh_type = MALLOC_TYPE; p->mh_file = file; p->mh_line = line; debugMemSize += size; #ifdef MEM_LIST debugmem_list_add(p); #endif #ifdef DEBUG_MEMORY fprintf(stderr, "Malloc(%d) Ok\n",size); #endif TEST_POINT return(HDR_2_CLIENT(p)); } void * debugMalloc(int size) { return(debugMallocLoc(size, "none", 0)); } /* * debugRealloc : realloc() equivalent. */ /* * FUNCTION : debugRealloc * PURPOSE : a realloc() equivalent supporting multi-thread access. * INPUT : the initial memory block pointer, and the new size. * OUTPUT : none * RESULT : a pointer to the new area or NULL in case of allocation * error. * HISTORY : */ void * debugReallocLoc(void *ptr,int size, const char * file, int line) { MEMHDR *p; unsigned long number; if (!initialized) debugInitMemory(); TEST_POINT p = CLIENT_2_HDR(ptr); number = p->mh_number; if (p->mh_tag != MEMTAG) { Mem_Tag_Err(p); goto error; } p->mh_tag = ~MEMTAG; debugMemSize -= p->mh_size; #ifdef MEM_LIST debugmem_list_delete(p); #endif p = (MEMHDR *) realloc(p,RESERVE_SIZE+size); if (!p) { goto error; } p->mh_tag = MEMTAG; p->mh_number = number; p->mh_type = REALLOC_TYPE; p->mh_size = size; p->mh_file = file; p->mh_line = line; debugMemSize += size; #ifdef MEM_LIST debugmem_list_add(p); #endif TEST_POINT return(HDR_2_CLIENT(p)); error: return(NULL); } void * debugRealloc(void *ptr,int size) { return(debugReallocLoc(ptr, size, "none", 0)); } /* * debugFree : free() equivalent with error code ! */ /* * FUNCTION : debugFree * PURPOSE : an equivalent of free() allowing multi-thread access. * INPUT : the pointer to the memory block allocated using the * debugMalloc or debugRealloc functions. * OUTPUT : none * RESULT : * 0 : normal result * EMACHINTER_INVALID_POINTER : the pointer wasn't previously * allocated by debugMalloc or debugRealloc. * or initialization or internal error. * HISTORY : */ int debugFree(void *ptr) { MEMHDR *p; int ret; if (!initialized) debugInitMemory(); TEST_POINT p = CLIENT_2_HDR(ptr); if (p->mh_tag != MEMTAG) { Mem_Tag_Err(p); ret = -1; goto error; } p->mh_tag = ~MEMTAG; debugMemSize -= p->mh_size; #ifdef MEM_LIST debugmem_list_delete(p); #endif free(p); TEST_POINT ret = 0; return(ret); error: return(ret); } /* * debugStrdup : strdup() equivalent. */ /* * FUNCTION : debugStrdup * PURPOSE : a strdup() equivalent supporting multi-thread access. * INPUT : the null terminated string to duplicate. * OUTPUT : none * RESULT : a T_Char pointer referencing the new string or NULL * if allocation error occurs. * HISTORY : */ char * debugStrdupLoc(const char *str, const char *file, int line) { char *s; size_t size = strlen(str) + 1; MEMHDR *p; if (!initialized) debugInitMemory(); TEST_POINT p = (MEMHDR *) malloc(RESERVE_SIZE+size); if (!p) { goto error; } p->mh_tag = MEMTAG; p->mh_number = ++block; p->mh_size = size; p->mh_type = STRDUP_TYPE; p->mh_file = file; p->mh_line = line; debugMemSize += size; #ifdef MEM_LIST debugmem_list_add(p); #endif s = HDR_2_CLIENT(p); if (s != NULL) strcpy(s,str); else goto error; TEST_POINT return(s); error: return(NULL); } char * debugStrdup(const char *str) { return(debugStrdupLoc(str, "none", 0)); } /* * FUNCTION : debugMemUsed * PURPOSE : returns the amount of memory currenly allocated using * debugMalloc, debugRealloc and debugStrdup. * INPUT : none * OUTPUT : none * RESULT : a 32 bits integer representing the amount of memory allocated. * HISTORY : */ int debugMemUsed(void) { if (!initialized) debugInitMemory(); return(debugMemSize); } /* * FUNCTION : debugMemDisplay * PURPOSE : show in-extenso the memory allocated using * debugMalloc, debugRealloc and debugStrdup. * INPUT : a FILE descriptor used as the output file, if NULL * the result is written to the file .memorylist ... * OUTPUT : * RESULT : * 0 : normal result * HISTORY : */ void debugMemDisplay(FILE *fp) { if (!initialized) debugInitMemory(); #ifdef MEM_LIST MEMHDR *p; int idx; fprintf(fp," MEMORY ALLOCATED : %lu\n",debugMemSize); fprintf(fp,"BLOCK NUMBER SIZE TYPE\n"); idx = 0; p = memlist; while (p) { fprintf(fp,"%-5u %6lu %6u ",idx++,p->mh_number,p->mh_size); switch (p->mh_type) { case STRDUP_TYPE:fprintf(fp,"strdup() in ");break; case MALLOC_TYPE:fprintf(fp,"malloc() in ");break; case REALLOC_TYPE:fprintf(fp,"realloc() in ");break; default:fprintf(fp," ??? in ");break; } if (p->mh_file != NULL) fprintf(fp,"%s(%d)", p->mh_file, p->mh_line); if (p->mh_tag != MEMTAG) fprintf(fp," INVALID"); fprintf(fp,"\n"); p = p->mh_next; } #else fprintf(fp,"Memory list not compiled (MEM_LIST not defined !)\n"); #endif } #ifdef MEM_LIST void debugmem_list_add(MEMHDR *p) { p->mh_next = memlist; p->mh_prev = NULL; if (memlist) memlist->mh_prev = p; memlist = p; #ifdef MEM_LIST_DEBUG if (stderr) Mem_Display(stderr); #endif } void debugmem_list_delete(MEMHDR *p) { if (p->mh_next) p->mh_next->mh_prev = p->mh_prev; if (p->mh_prev) p->mh_prev->mh_next = p->mh_next; else memlist = p->mh_next; #ifdef MEM_LIST_DEBUG if (stderr) Mem_Display(stderr); #endif } #endif /* * mem_tag_error : internal error function. */ void mem_tag_error(void *p) { if (!initialized) debugInitMemory(); fprintf(stderr, "Memory tag error occurs :%p \n\t bye\n", p); #ifdef MEM_LIST if (stderr) debugMemDisplay(stderr); #endif } FILE *debugMemoryDumpFile = NULL; /* * FUNCTION : debugMemoryDump * PURPOSE : saves information concerning memory allocation * in a ".memdump" file. * INPUT : none * OUTPUT : none * RESULT : none * HISTORY : */ void debugMemoryDump(void) { FILE *dump; if (!initialized) debugInitMemory(); dump = fopen(".memdump", "w"); if (dump == NULL) debugMemoryDumpFile = stdout; else debugMemoryDumpFile = dump; debugMemDisplay(debugMemoryDumpFile); if (dump != NULL) fclose(dump); } /**************************************************************** * * * Initialization Routines * * * ****************************************************************/ /* * debugInitMemory : initialize the memory allocator. */ /* * FUNCTION : debugInitMemory * PURPOSE : initialize the memory allocator. * INPUT : none * OUTPUT : none * RESULT : * 0 : normal result * HISTORY : */ int debugInitMemory(void) { int ret; xmlFreeFunc freeFunc; xmlMallocFunc mallocFunc; xmlReallocFunc reallocFunc; xmlStrdupFunc strdupFunc; #ifdef DEBUG_MEMORY fprintf(stderr, "debugInitMemory() Ok\n"); #endif xmlMemSetup(debugFree, debugMalloc, debugRealloc, debugStrdup); xmlMemGet(&freeFunc, &mallocFunc, &reallocFunc, &strdupFunc); if ((freeFunc != debugFree) || (mallocFunc != debugMalloc) || (reallocFunc != debugRealloc) || (strdupFunc != debugStrdup)) { fprintf(stderr, "debugInitMemory: xml memory allocator problem\n"); exit(1); } initialized = 1; ret = 0; return(ret); } #endif /* ! NO_DEBUG_MEMORY */ rpm2html-1.11.2/rdf_api.c0000664000076400007640000003622111452634006013610 0ustar hanyhany/* * rdf_api.h : implementation of methods to read and write RDF schemas * * See Copyright for the status of this software. * * $Id: rdf_api.c,v 1.30 2010/10/05 14:36:54 hany Exp $ */ #include "config.h" #include #include #include #include "rpm2html.h" #include "rpmdata.h" #include "rdf_api.h" /* * this module has been converted to libxml2, you need libxml2-devel or * older to compile it. */ #include #include #include #include /* * Reading an RDF schema stored in a file, this just build the * document tree, and check that it's an RDF:RDf element. */ rdfSchema rdfRead(const char *filename) { xmlDocPtr res = NULL; int ret; xmlParserCtxtPtr ctxt; xmlSAXHandler silent, *old; xmlNodePtr root; /* * Do a silent call to the XML parser. */ ctxt = xmlCreateFileParserCtxt(filename); if (ctxt == NULL) return(NULL); memcpy(&silent, ctxt->sax, sizeof(silent)); old = ctxt->sax; silent.error = NULL; silent.warning = NULL; silent.fatalError = NULL; ctxt->sax = &silent; xmlParseDocument(ctxt); ret = ctxt->wellFormed; res = ctxt->myDoc; ctxt->sax = old; xmlFreeParserCtxt(ctxt); /* * This is not well formed. */ if (!ret) { xmlFreeDoc(res); fprintf(stderr, "rdfRead %s: resource is not wellformed XML\n", filename); return(NULL); } root = xmlDocGetRootElement(res); if (root == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rdfRead %s: tree is empty\n", filename); xmlFreeDoc(res); return(NULL); } if (strcmp(root->name, "RDF")) { fprintf(stderr, "rdfRead %s: not an RDF file\n", filename); xmlFreeDoc(res); return(NULL); } return((rdfSchema) res); } /* * Writing an RDF schema to a file, this just save the * document tree as an XML document. */ void rdfWrite(rdfSchema rdf, const char *filename) { FILE *output; output = fopen(filename, "w"); if (output == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rdfWrite : couldn't save to file %s: %s\n", filename, strerror(errno)); return; } xmlDocFormatDump(output, (xmlDocPtr) rdf, 1); fclose(output); } /* * Writing an RDF schema to a memory buffer, this just save the * document tree as an XML document. */ void rdfWriteMemory(rdfSchema rdf, char **buffer, int *size) { xmlDocDumpMemory((xmlDocPtr) rdf, (xmlChar **) buffer, size); } /* * Creating an RDF schema tree in memory. */ rdfSchema rdfNewSchema() { xmlDocPtr res; xmlNsPtr rdf; res = xmlNewDoc("1.0"); res->xmlRootNode = xmlNewDocNode(res, NULL, "RDF", NULL); rdf = xmlNewNs(res->xmlRootNode, "http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-rdf-syntax#", "RDF"); rdf = xmlNewNs(res->xmlRootNode, "http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#", "rdf"); xmlSetNs(res->xmlRootNode, rdf); return((rdfSchema) res); } /* * Adding a new namespace to an RDF schema. */ rdfNamespace rdfNewNamespace(rdfSchema rdf, const char *url, const char *namespace) { xmlNodePtr root; xmlNsPtr ns = NULL; root = xmlDocGetRootElement(rdf); if (root != NULL) ns = xmlNewNs(root, url, namespace); return((rdfNamespace) ns); } /* * Get a namespace associated to an RDF schema. * Should be stored either as an old NS on the document or as local * namespace stored on the root element. */ rdfNamespace rdfGetNamespace(rdfSchema rdf, const char *href) { xmlNodePtr root; root = xmlDocGetRootElement(rdf); return((rdfNamespace) xmlSearchNsByHref(rdf, root, href)); } /* * Get the RDF namespace associated to an RDF schema. */ rdfNamespace rdfGetRdfNamespace(rdfSchema rdf) { rdfNamespace ns; ns = rdfGetNamespace(rdf, "http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#"); if (ns != NULL) return((rdfNamespace) ns); ns = rdfGetNamespace(rdf, "http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-rdf-syntax#"); if (ns != NULL) return((rdfNamespace) ns); /* create it ! */ return(rdfNewNamespace(rdf, "http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#", "rdf")); } /* * Destroying an RDF schema in memory. */ void rdfDestroySchema(rdfSchema rdf) { xmlFreeDoc((xmlDocPtr) rdf); } /** ** An RDF schema is a collection of RDF descriptions. ** The following are used to browse the list. **/ /* First item */ rdfDescription rdfFirstDescription(rdfSchema schema) { xmlNodePtr tree; rdfNamespace rdfNs; rdfNs = rdfGetRdfNamespace(schema); tree = xmlDocGetRootElement(schema); if (tree == NULL) return(NULL); tree = tree->xmlChildrenNode; while (tree != NULL) { if ((tree->ns == rdfNs) && (!strcmp(tree->name, "Description"))) return(tree); tree = tree->next; } return(NULL); } /* Iteration : next item */ rdfDescription rdfNextDescription(rdfDescription desc) { rdfNamespace rdfNs; if (desc == NULL) return(NULL); rdfNs = desc->ns; desc = desc->next; while (desc != NULL) { if ((desc->ns == rdfNs) && (!strcmp(desc->name, "Description"))) return(desc); desc = desc->next; } return(NULL); } /* * Add an RDF description to an RDF schema, it just link it * the top level node of the description and requires further * action to fill it with the pertinent information. */ rdfDescription rdfAddDescription(rdfSchema schema, const char *id, const char *about) { xmlNodePtr tree; xmlNodePtr root; root = xmlDocGetRootElement(schema); tree = xmlNewChild(root, NULL, "Description", NULL); if (id != NULL) { xmlNewProp(tree, "ID", id); } if (about != NULL) { if (oldXMLWDcompatibility) { rdfNamespace ns; char *buf; ns = rdfGetRdfNamespace(schema); buf = (char *) xmlMalloc(strlen(ns->prefix) + 10); sprintf(buf, "%s:HREF", ns->prefix); xmlNewProp(tree, buf, about); xmlFree(buf); } else { xmlNewProp(tree, "about", about); } } return((rdfDescription) tree); } /* * Read the attributes of a Description node. */ char *rdfGetDescriptionId(rdfSchema schema, rdfDescription desc) { char *res; res = (char *) xmlGetProp(desc, "ID"); return(res); } char *rdfGetDescriptionAbout(rdfSchema schema, rdfDescription desc) { char *res; rdfNamespace ns; char *buf; res = (char *) xmlGetProp(desc, "about"); if (res != NULL) return(res); /* * Maintain compatibility with old "RDF:HREF" */ res = (char *) xmlGetProp(desc, "HREF"); if (res != NULL) return(res); ns = rdfGetRdfNamespace(schema); buf = (char *) xmlMalloc(strlen(ns->prefix) + 10); sprintf(buf, "%s:HREF", ns->prefix); res = (char *) xmlGetProp(desc, buf); xmlFree(buf); return(res); } /* * Read any resource associated to an element. */ char *rdfGetElementResource(rdfSchema schema, rdfElement elem) { char *res; res = (char *) xmlGetProp(elem, "resource"); return(res); } void rdfSetElementResource(rdfSchema schema, rdfElement elem, const char *URI) { xmlSetProp(elem, "resource", URI); } /** ** Routines to read/write final values. **/ /* * browse the various property pertaining to this description, * and return the value which can be either a text (RDF_LEAF) * or an rdfElement (RDF_BAG, RDF_SEQ, RDF_ALT, RDF_DESC). * Having both reflect an invalid RDF document (while valid from * XML point of view). * This routine tries to ajust in case a request is done with or * or without a ns present or not on the node, and if the names * matches. * e.g. a request for Name may return BIB:Name * or a request for BIB:Name may return Name * if the exact match is not found. * * Return -1 if not found * 0 if a single value is found * RDF_xxx if a node is found. */ int rdfGetValue(rdfDescription desc, const char *property, rdfNamespace ns, char **value, rdfElement *elem){ rdfElement list = desc->xmlChildrenNode; rdfElement best = NULL; int approx = 0; if (value != NULL) *value = NULL; if (elem != NULL) *elem = NULL; while (list != NULL) { if ((list->ns == ns) && (!strcmp(list->name, property))) { /* * Found a perfect match, return it ! */ if (value != NULL) { *value = xmlNodeListGetString(desc->doc, list->xmlChildrenNode, 1); } if (elem != NULL) { *elem = list->xmlChildrenNode; while ((*elem != NULL) && (xmlIsBlankNode(*elem))) *elem = (*elem)->next; } if (!strcmp(list->name, "Bag")) return(RDF_BAG); if (!strcmp(list->name, "Seq")) return(RDF_SEQ); if (!strcmp(list->name, "Alt")) return(RDF_ALT); if (!strcmp(list->name, "Description")) return(RDF_DESC); return(0); } else if (((list->ns == NULL) || (ns == NULL)) && (!strcmp(list->name, property))) { /* * If more than one "best" match exists, ignore them ! */ if (approx) { best = NULL; } else { best = list; approx = 1; } } list = list->next; } if (best != NULL) { if (value != NULL) { *value = xmlNodeListGetString(desc->doc, best->xmlChildrenNode, 1); } if (elem != NULL) *elem = best->xmlChildrenNode; if (!strcmp(best->name, "Bag")) return(RDF_BAG); if (!strcmp(best->name, "Seq")) return(RDF_SEQ); if (!strcmp(best->name, "Alt")) return(RDF_ALT); if (!strcmp(best->name, "Description")) return(RDF_DESC); return(0); } return(-1); } /* * browse the various property pertaining to this description, * update the value if found on a text mode, otherwise append * a new property at the end of the list. * Note that contrary to GetValue, the check is absolute ! */ void rdfSetValue(rdfDescription desc, const char *property, rdfNamespace ns, const char *value) { xmlChar *tmp; rdfElement list = desc->xmlChildrenNode; /* * Search the property. */ while (list != NULL) { if ((list->ns == ns) && (!strcmp(list->name, property))) { /* * Property was found, update it ! */ if (list->xmlChildrenNode != NULL) xmlFreeNodeList(list->xmlChildrenNode); tmp = xmlEncodeEntitiesReentrant(desc->doc, value); list->xmlChildrenNode = xmlStringGetNodeList(desc->doc, tmp); xmlFree(tmp); return; } list = list->next; } /* * Create a new property. */ tmp = xmlEncodeEntitiesReentrant(desc->doc, value); xmlNewChild(desc, ns, property, tmp); xmlFree(tmp); } /* * browse the various property pertaining to this description, * and if found remove and destroy the subtree. */ void rdfRemoveProperty(rdfDescription desc, const char *property, rdfNamespace ns) { rdfElement list = desc->xmlChildrenNode; rdfElement prev = NULL; /* * Search the property. */ while (list != NULL) { if ((list->ns == ns) && (!strcmp(list->name, property))) { /* * Property was found, delete it ! */ if (prev == NULL) desc->xmlChildrenNode = list->next; else prev->next = list->next; list->next = NULL; xmlFreeNode(list); return; } prev = list; list = list->next; } } /** ** Routines to read/write bags **/ /* * Create a new Bag. */ rdfBag rdfBagCreate(rdfSchema schema, rdfDescription desc, const char *property, rdfNamespace ns) { rdfElement cur; rdfNamespace rdf; rdf = rdfGetRdfNamespace(schema); cur = xmlNewChild(desc, ns, property, NULL); cur = xmlNewChild(cur, rdf, "Bag", NULL); return(cur); } /* * Add an element to a bag. */ rdfElement rdfBagAddValue(rdfBag bag, const char *property, rdfNamespace ns, const char *value, rdfElement elem) { rdfElement cur; if (value != NULL) cur = xmlNewChild(bag, ns, property, (char *) value); else { cur = xmlNewDocNode(bag->doc, ns, property, NULL); if (elem != NULL) xmlAddChild(cur, elem); xmlAddChild(bag, cur); } return(cur); } /** ** Routines to walk bags and sequences. **/ rdfElement rdfFirstChild(rdfElement bag) { rdfElement elem = bag->xmlChildrenNode; while ((elem != NULL) && (xmlIsBlankNode(elem))) elem = elem->next; return(elem); } rdfElement rdfNextElem(rdfElement desc) { rdfElement elem = desc->next; while ((elem != NULL) && (xmlIsBlankNode(elem))) elem = elem->next; return(elem); } /** ** Direct access to Element values. **/ int rdfElemGetType(rdfElement elem) { if (!strcmp(elem->name, "Bag")) return(RDF_BAG); if (!strcmp(elem->name, "Seq")) return(RDF_SEQ); if (!strcmp(elem->name, "Alt")) return(RDF_ALT); if (!strcmp(elem->name, "Description")) return(RDF_DESC); return(0); } char *rdfElemGetValue(rdfElement elem) { return(xmlNodeListGetString(elem->doc, elem->xmlChildrenNode, 1)); } char *rdfElemGetPropertyName(rdfElement elem) { return(strdup(elem->name)); } rdfNamespace rdfElemGetNamespace(rdfElement elem) { return(elem->ns); } void rdfElemSetValue(rdfElement elem, const char *value) { xmlChar *tmp; if (elem->xmlChildrenNode != NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rdfElemSetValue : elem %s has xmlChildrenNode\n", elem->name); return; } if (elem->xmlChildrenNode != NULL) xmlFreeNodeList(elem->xmlChildrenNode); tmp = xmlEncodeEntitiesReentrant(elem->doc, value); elem->xmlChildrenNode = xmlStringGetNodeList(elem->doc, tmp); xmlFree(tmp); } /************************************************************************ * * * Debug * * * ************************************************************************/ #ifdef DEBUG_RDF int main(void) { rdfSchema rdf; rdfNamespace rpm; rdfDescription desc; rdfBag bag; char *value; /* * build a fake RDF document */ rdf = rdfNewSchema(); rpm = rdfNewNamespace(rdf, "http://www.rpm.org/", "RPM"); desc = rdfAddDescription(rdf, NULL, "ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/contrib/i386/rpm2html-0.90-1.i386.rpm"); rdfSetValue(desc, "Description", rpm, ""); rdfSetValue(desc, "Name", rpm, "rpm2html"); rdfSetValue(desc, "Version", rpm, "0.90"); rdfSetValue(desc, "Release", rpm, "1"); bag = rdfBagCreate(rdf, desc, "Provides", rpm); rdfBagAddValue(bag, "Resource", rpm, "rpm2html", NULL); bag = rdfBagCreate(rdf, desc, "Requires", rpm); rdfBagAddValue(bag, "Resource", rpm, "libz.so.1", NULL); rdfBagAddValue(bag, "Resource", rpm, "libdb.so.2", NULL); rdfBagAddValue(bag, "Resource", rpm, "libc.so.6", NULL); rdfBagAddValue(bag, "Resource", rpm, "ld-linux.so.2", NULL); /* * Save it. */ rdfWrite(rdf, "test.rdf"); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); /* * Read it. */ rdf = rdfRead("test.rdf"); /* * print it. */ rpm = rdfGetNamespace(rdf, "http://www.rpm.org/"); if (rpm == NULL) fprintf(stderr, "RPM namespace not found !\n"); desc = rdfFirstDescription(rdf); rdfGetValue(desc, "Name", rpm, &value, NULL); printf("Name : %s\n", value); xmlFree(value); rdfGetValue(desc, "Name", NULL, &value, NULL); printf("Name : %s\n", value); xmlFree(value); printf("\n---\n"); xmlDocDump(stdout, rdf); /* * free it. */ rdfDestroySchema(rdf); return(0); } #endif rpm2html-1.11.2/rdf.c0000664000076400007640000011217611452634006012763 0ustar hanyhany/* * rdf.c : implementation for the RDF encoding/decoding of RPM information. * * See Copyright for the status of this software. * * $Id: rdf.c,v 1.50 2010/10/05 14:36:54 hany Exp $ */ #include "config.h" #include #ifdef HAVE_FCNTL_H #include #endif #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_UNISTD_H #include #endif #include #include #include #include #include "rpm2html.h" #include "rpmdata.h" #include "html.h" #include "language.h" #include "rdf_api.h" #include "rdf.h" #ifdef WITH_SQL #include "sql.h" #endif #ifndef HAVE_SNPRINTF #error Sorry you really need snprintf for basic security reasons #endif /* * Open and process an RDF file in the incoming tree of an rpm2html mirror. */ rpmDataPtr rpmOpenRdf(char *nameRdf, rpmDirPtr dir, rpmSubdirPtr tree) { char file[1000]; rpmDataPtr rpm; #ifdef WITH_SQL int id; int i; #endif /* * create path */ if (tree->htmlpath[0] != '\0') snprintf(file, sizeof(file), "%s/%s/%s", dir->rpmdir, tree->rpmpath, nameRdf); else snprintf(file, sizeof(file), "%s/%s", dir->rpmdir, nameRdf); rpm = rpmOpenRdfFile(file); if (rpm != NULL) { /* setup tree and subdir information */ rpm->dir = dir; if (tree) { if ((tree->rpmpath != NULL) && (tree->rpmpath[0] != '\0')) rpm->subdir = stringAdd(tree->rpmpath); else rpm->subdir = NULL; } else rpm->subdir = NULL; #ifdef WITH_SQL id = sql_add_package(file, rpm->name, rpm->version, rpm->release, rpm->arch, dir->no, rpm->url, rpm->extra->srcrpm, dir->vendor, rpm->extra->packager, rpm->group, rpm->summary, rpm->extra->description, rpm->extra->copyright, rpm->date, rpm->size, rpm->os, rpm->distribution, rpm->vendor); if (id > 0) { for (i = 0;i < rpm->extra->nb_resources;i++) sql_add_provides(id, rpm->extra->resources[i]->name); for (i = 0;i < rpm->extra->nb_requires;i++) sql_add_requires(id, rpm->extra->requires[i]->name, rpm->extra->requires[i]->flag, rpm->extra->requires[i]->version); } #endif /* Add the package files to the real filesystem tree if asked for */ #ifdef WITH_SQL if ((rpm->extra->filelist != NULL) && ((dir->build_tree != 0) || (id > 0))) { #else if ((dir->build_tree != 0) && (rpm->extra->filelist != NULL)) { #endif char *cur, *filename; cur = rpm->extra->filelist; while ((*cur != '\0') && (*cur != '/')) cur++; filename = cur; while (*cur != '\0') { if ((*cur == '\n') || (*cur == '\r')) { if (cur != filename) { #ifdef WITH_SQL if (dir->build_tree != 0) rpmAddRealFile(dir->root, filename, rpm); if (id > 0) { *cur = 0; sql_add_file(filename,id); *cur = '\n'; } #else rpmAddRealFile(dir->root, filename, rpm); #endif } while ((*cur != '\0') && (*cur != '/')) cur++; filename = cur; } else cur++; } if (cur != filename) rpmAddRealFile(dir->root, filename, rpm); } /* Register this package */ rpmAddSoftware(rpm); /* dump the HTML related to this package */ if (rpm2html_dump_html) dumpRpmHtml(rpm, tree); if (rpm2html_dump_rdf) dumpRpmRdf(rpm, tree); /* free large amount of data not used later */ rpmFreeExtraData(rpm); /* increment the counters */ rpm2html_files++; rpm2html_size += rpm->size / 1024; } return(rpm); } /* * Open an RDF file call the parser to create a XML tree * Then walk the tree and build an rpmData structure for * the corresponding package. */ rpmDataPtr rpmOpenRdfFile(char *file) { char nameBuffer[200]; rdfSchema rdf; rdfNamespace rpmNs; rdfNamespace rdfNs; rdfDescription desc; rdfBag bag; rdfElement elem; char *value; rpmDataPtr rpm; struct stat buf; int i; rdf = rdfRead(file); if (rdf == NULL) return(NULL); /* * Start the analyze, check that's an RDf for RPM packages. */ rdfNs = rdfGetNamespace(rdf, "http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-rdf-syntax#"); if (rdfNs == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "%s is not an RDF schema\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); return(NULL); } rpmNs = rdfGetNamespace(rdf, "http://www.rpm.org/"); if (rdfNs == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "%s is not an RPM specific RDF schema\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); return(NULL); } desc = rdfFirstDescription(rdf); if (rdfNs == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "%s RDF schema seems empty\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); return(NULL); } /* * We are pretty sure that it will be a valid schema, * allocate a new rpmData block, and an rpmExtraData block fill them */ rpm = (rpmDataPtr) xmlMalloc(sizeof(rpmData)); if (rpm == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "cannot allocate %d bytes: %s\n", sizeof(rpmData), strerror(errno)); return(NULL); } memset(rpm, 0, sizeof(rpmData)); rpm->extra = (rpmExtraDataPtr) xmlMalloc(sizeof(rpmExtraData)); if (rpm == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "cannot allocate %d bytes: %s\n", sizeof(rpmExtraData), strerror(errno)); return(NULL); } memset(rpm->extra, 0, sizeof(rpmExtraData)); stat(file, &buf); rpm->extra->stamp = buf.st_mtime; /* * Now extract all the metadata information from the RDF tree */ rdfGetValue(desc, "Name", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) { rpm->name = stringAdd(value); xmlFree(value); } else { fprintf(stderr, "%s RDF schema invalid : no Name\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); return(NULL); } rdfGetValue(desc, "Version", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) { rpm->version = stringAdd(value); xmlFree(value); } else { fprintf(stderr, "%s RDF schema invalid : no Version\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); return(NULL); } rdfGetValue(desc, "Release", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) { rpm->release = stringAdd(value); xmlFree(value); } else { fprintf(stderr, "%s RDF schema invalid : no Release\n", file); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); return(NULL); } rdfGetValue(desc, "URL", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) rpm->url = value; else rpm->url = NULL; rdfGetValue(desc, "Arch", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) { rpm->arch = stringAdd(value); xmlFree(value); } else rpm->arch = xmlStrdup("noarch"); rdfGetValue(desc, "Os", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) { rpm->os = stringAdd(value); xmlFree(value); } else rpm->os = xmlStrdup("linux"); rdfGetValue(desc, "Distribution", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) { rpm->distribution = stringAdd(value); xmlFree(value); } else rpm->distribution = stringAdd(localizedStrings[LANG_UNKNOWN]); rdfGetValue(desc, "Vendor", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) { rpm->vendor = stringAdd(value); xmlFree(value); } else rpm->vendor = xmlStrdup(localizedStrings[LANG_UNKNOWN]); rdfGetValue(desc, "Packager", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) rpm->extra->packager = value; else rpm->extra->packager = NULL; rdfGetValue(desc, "Group", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) { rpm->group = stringAdd(value); xmlFree(value); } else rpm->group = xmlStrdup(localizedStrings[LANG_NO_GROUP]); rdfGetValue(desc, "Summary", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) rpm->summary = value; else rpm->summary = xmlStrdup(localizedStrings[LANG_NO_SUMMARY]); rdfGetValue(desc, "Description", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) rpm->extra->description = value; else rpm->extra->description = xmlStrdup(localizedStrings[LANG_NO_DESCRIPTION]); rdfGetValue(desc, "Copyright", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) rpm->extra->copyright = value; else rpm->extra->copyright = NULL; rdfGetValue(desc, "Changelog", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) rpm->extra->changelog = value; else rpm->extra->changelog = NULL; rdfGetValue(desc, "Sources", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) { rpm->extra->srcrpm = value; } else rpm->extra->srcrpm = xmlStrdup(""); rdfGetValue(desc, "Size", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) { if (sscanf(value, "%d", &(rpm->size)) != 1) rpm->size = 0; xmlFree(value); } else rpm->size = 0; rdfGetValue(desc, "Date", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) { if (sscanf(value, "%d", &i) != 1) rpm->date = 0; else rpm->date = i; xmlFree(value); } else rpm->date = 0; rdfGetValue(desc, "BuildHost", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) rpm->extra->host = value; else rpm->extra->host = xmlStrdup(localizedStrings[LANG_NO_HOST]); rdfGetValue(desc, "Files", rpmNs, &value, NULL); if (value != NULL) rpm->extra->filelist = value; else rpm->extra->filelist = NULL; /* * Fetching packages provided is a bit more tricky, one have to * find the RDF Bag, and scan it's values. */ rpm->extra->nb_resources = 0; rdfGetValue(desc, "Provides", rpmNs, NULL, &bag); if (bag != NULL) { elem = rdfFirstChild(bag); rpm->extra->max_resources = 5; rpm->extra->resources = (rpmRessPtr *) xmlMalloc(rpm->extra->max_resources * sizeof(rpmRessPtr)); if (rpm->extra->resources == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmOpenRdf : ran out of memory\n"); exit(1); } i = 0; while (elem != NULL) { char *name; if (i >= rpm->extra->max_resources) { rpm->extra->max_resources *= 2; rpm->extra->resources = (rpmRessPtr *) xmlRealloc(rpm->extra->resources, rpm->extra->max_resources * sizeof(rpmRessPtr)); if (rpm->extra->resources == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmOpenRdf : ran out of memory\n"); exit(1); } } /* * Check that we are scanning an RPM Resource. */ name = rdfElemGetPropertyName(elem); if ((name != NULL) && (!strcmp(name, "Resource")) && (rdfElemGetNamespace(elem) == rpmNs)) { value = rdfElemGetValue(elem); if (value != NULL) { rpm->extra->resources[i] = rpmRessAdd(value, rpm, 0); i++; rpm->extra->nb_resources++; xmlFree(value); } else if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { fprintf(stderr, "%s : malformed Resource element !\n", file); } } else if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { fprintf(stderr, "%s : malformed Provides bag !\n", file); } if (name != NULL) xmlFree(name); elem = rdfNextElem(elem); } } else if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { fprintf(stderr, "%s doesn't export any resource\n", file); } /* * idem for the dependencies. */ rpm->extra->nb_requires = 0; rdfGetValue(desc, "Requires", rpmNs, NULL, &bag); if (bag != NULL) { elem = rdfFirstChild(bag); rpm->extra->max_requires = 5; rpm->extra->requires = (rpmRessPtr *) xmlMalloc(rpm->extra->max_requires * sizeof(rpmRessPtr)); if (rpm->extra->requires == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmOpenRdf : ran out of memory\n"); exit(1); } i = 0; while (elem != NULL) { char *name; if (i >= rpm->extra->max_requires) { rpm->extra->max_requires *= 2; rpm->extra->requires = (rpmRessPtr *) xmlRealloc(rpm->extra->requires, rpm->extra->max_requires * sizeof(rpmRessPtr)); if (rpm->extra->requires == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmOpenRdf : ran out of memory\n"); exit(1); } } /* * Check that we are scanning an RPM Resource. */ name = rdfElemGetPropertyName(elem); if ((name != NULL) && (!strcmp(name, "Resource")) && (rdfElemGetNamespace(elem) == rpmNs)) { value = rdfElemGetValue(elem); if (value != NULL) { rpm_dep_flag dep = RPM2HTML_REQ_NONE; xmlChar *reqval = NULL; if ((reqval = xmlGetProp(elem, "gt")) != NULL) { dep = RPM2HTML_REQ_GT; } else if ((reqval = xmlGetProp(elem, "geq")) != NULL) { dep = RPM2HTML_REQ_GEQ; } else if ((reqval = xmlGetProp(elem, "lt")) != NULL) { dep = RPM2HTML_REQ_LT; } else if ((reqval = xmlGetProp(elem, "leq")) != NULL) { dep = RPM2HTML_REQ_LEQ; } else if ((reqval = xmlGetProp(elem, "equ")) != NULL) { dep = RPM2HTML_REQ_EQU; } /* * TODO: fix to import RDF dept to a specific version */ rpm->extra->requires[i] = rpmRequAdd(value, reqval, dep, rpm, 0); i++; rpm->extra->nb_requires++; xmlFree(value); if (reqval != NULL) xmlFree(reqval); } else if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { fprintf(stderr, "%s : malformed Resource element !\n", file); } } else if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { fprintf(stderr, "%s : malformed Provides bag !\n", file); } if (name != NULL) xmlFree(name); elem = rdfNextElem(elem); } } /* * Finish filling the rpmData structure. */ value = rdfGetDescriptionAbout(rdf, desc); if (value != NULL) { char *filename = &value[strlen(value)]; while ((filename > value) && (*filename != '/')) filename --; rpm->filename = xmlStrdup(filename); xmlFree(value); } else { snprintf(nameBuffer, 200, "%s-%s-%s.%s.rpm", rpm->name, rpm->version, rpm->release, rpm->arch); rpm->filename = xmlStrdup(nameBuffer); } /* * Cleanup. */ rdfDestroySchema(rdf); return(rpm); } /* * Create and RDF file containing the description for the given RPM data. */ void dumpRpmRdf(rpmDataPtr rpm, rpmSubdirPtr tree) { FILE *output; struct stat stat_buf; struct tm * tstruct; rpmDirPtr dir = rpm->dir; char *base = dir->dir; int i; char buf[10000]; char file[1000]; char dotdot[50]; char *buffer; int size; int stat_res = 0; rdfSchema rdf; rdfNamespace rpmNs; rdfDescription desc; rdfElement elem; rdfBag bag; int deep; const char *ptr; if (!rpm2html_dump_rdf) return; if (rpm2html_rdf_dir != NULL) base = rpm2html_rdf_dir; deep = 0; if (rpm->subdir != NULL) for (ptr = rpm->subdir, deep++;*ptr != 0;ptr++) if (*ptr == '/') deep++; if (dir->subdir != NULL) for (ptr = dir->subdir, deep++;*ptr != 0;ptr++) if (*ptr == '/') deep++; if ((dir->subdir != NULL) && (dir->subdir[0] != '\0')) { if ((rpm->subdir != NULL) && (rpm->subdir[0] != '\0')) snprintf(file, sizeof(file), "%s/%s/%s/%s.rdf", base, dir->subdir, rpm->subdir, rpmName(rpm)); else snprintf(file, sizeof(file), "%s/%s/%s.rdf", base, dir->subdir, rpmName(rpm)); } else { if ((rpm->subdir != NULL) && (rpm->subdir[0] != '\0')) snprintf(file, sizeof(file), "%s/%s/%s.rdf", base, rpm->subdir, rpmName(rpm)); else snprintf(file, sizeof(file), "%s/%s.rdf", base, rpmName(rpm)); } dotdot[0] = '\0'; for (;deep > 0;deep --) strcat(dotdot, "../"); /* * Check wether the RPM timestamp is older than the filestamp. if ((stat_res = stat(file, &stat_buf)) == 0) { if (stat_buf.st_mtime > rpm->stamp) return; } */ stat_res = stat(file, &stat_buf); /* * Create the directory if needed */ if ((dir->subdir != NULL) && (dir->subdir[0] != '\0')) { if ((rpm->subdir != NULL) && (rpm->subdir[0] != '\0')) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s/%s", base, dir->subdir, rpm->subdir); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", base, dir->subdir); } else { if ((rpm->subdir != NULL) && (rpm->subdir[0] != '\0')) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", base, rpm->subdir); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s", base); } createDirectory(buf); /* * build the RDF document tree * Note : the order is not important but following the rpmData * structure order is easier to check. */ rdf = rdfNewSchema(); rpmNs = rdfNewNamespace(rdf, "http://www.rpm.org/", "RPM"); if ((rpm->subdir != NULL) && (rpm->subdir[0] != '\0')) { if (dir->mirrors[0] != NULL) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s/%s", dir->mirrors[0], rpm->subdir, rpm->filename); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s/%s", dir->ftp, rpm->subdir, rpm->filename); } else { if (dir->mirrors[0] != NULL) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", dir->mirrors[0], rpm->filename); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", dir->ftp, rpm->filename); } desc = rdfAddDescription(rdf, NULL, buf); rdfSetValue(desc, "Name", rpmNs, rpm->name); rdfSetValue(desc, "Version", rpmNs, rpm->version); rdfSetValue(desc, "Release", rpmNs, rpm->release); if (rpm->url) rdfSetValue(desc, "URL", rpmNs, rpm->url); if (rpm->arch) rdfSetValue(desc, "Arch", rpmNs, rpm->arch); if (rpm->os) rdfSetValue(desc, "Os", rpmNs, rpm->os); if (rpm->distribution) rdfSetValue(desc, "Distribution", rpmNs, rpm->distribution); if (rpm->vendor) rdfSetValue(desc, "Vendor", rpmNs, rpm->vendor); if (rpm->extra->packager) rdfSetValue(desc, "Packager", rpmNs, rpm->extra->packager); if (rpm->group) rdfSetValue(desc, "Group", rpmNs, rpm->group); if (rpm->summary) rdfSetValue(desc, "Summary", rpmNs, rpm->summary); if (rpm->extra->description) rdfSetValue(desc, "Description", rpmNs, rpm->extra->description); if (rpm->extra->copyright) rdfSetValue(desc, "Copyright", rpmNs, rpm->extra->copyright); if (rpm->extra->changelog) rdfSetValue(desc, "Changelog", rpmNs, rpm->extra->changelog); if (rpm->extra->srcrpm) { rdfSetValue(desc, "Sources", rpmNs, rpm->extra->srcrpm); if (dir->ftpsrc) { rdfSetValue(desc, "SourcesFtp", rpmNs, dir->ftpsrc); } } tstruct = localtime(&(rpm->date)); #ifdef HAVE_STRFTIME strftime(buf, sizeof(buf) - 1, "%c", tstruct); #else #error "no strftime, please check !" #endif rdfSetValue(desc, "BuildDate", rpmNs, buf); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", (int) rpm->date); rdfSetValue(desc, "Date", rpmNs, buf); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", rpm->size); rdfSetValue(desc, "Size", rpmNs, buf); if (rpm->extra->host) rdfSetValue(desc, "BuildHost", rpmNs, rpm->extra->host); if (rpm->extra->nb_resources > 0) { bag = rdfBagCreate(rdf, desc, "Provides", rpmNs); for (i = 0;i < rpm->extra->nb_resources;i++) { elem = rdfBagAddValue(bag, "Resource", rpmNs, rpm->extra->resources[i]->name, NULL); if (rpm->extra->resources[i]->name[0] != '/') { snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf) - 1, "%sresources/%s.rdf", dotdot, rpm->extra->resources[i]->name); xmlSetProp(elem, "href", buf); } } } if (rpm->extra->nb_requires > 0) { bag = rdfBagCreate(rdf, desc, "Requires", rpmNs); for (i = 0;i < rpm->extra->nb_requires;i++) { elem = rdfBagAddValue(bag, "Resource", rpmNs, rpm->extra->requires[i]->name, NULL); if (rpm->extra->requires[i]->name[0] != '/') { snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf) - 1, "%sresources/%s.rdf", dotdot, rpm->extra->requires[i]->name); xmlSetProp(elem, "href", buf); } if (rpm->extra->requires[i]->version != NULL) { switch (rpm->extra->requires[i]->flag) { case RPM2HTML_REQ_LT: xmlSetProp(elem, "lt", rpm->extra->requires[i]->version); break; case RPM2HTML_REQ_LEQ: xmlSetProp(elem, "leq", rpm->extra->requires[i]->version); break; case RPM2HTML_REQ_GT: xmlSetProp(elem, "gt", rpm->extra->requires[i]->version); break; case RPM2HTML_REQ_GEQ: xmlSetProp(elem, "geq", rpm->extra->requires[i]->version); break; case RPM2HTML_REQ_EQU: xmlSetProp(elem, "equ", rpm->extra->requires[i]->version); break; case RPM2HTML_REQ_NONE: break; } } } } if (rpm->extra->filelist) rdfSetValue(desc, "Files", rpmNs, rpm->extra->filelist); /* * Save the RDF to a buffer, remove the tree. */ rdfWriteMemory(rdf, &buffer, &size); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); if (buffer == NULL) return; /* * if the file already exists avoid to overwrite it if the content * didn't change. */ if ((stat_res == 0) && (stat_buf.st_size == size)) { char *buffer2 = xmlMalloc(size * sizeof(char)); if (buffer2 == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, " : running out of memory\n"); xmlFree(buffer); return; } output = fopen(file, "r"); if (output == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "couldn't open %s for reading !\n", file); xmlFree(buffer2); xmlFree(buffer); return; } if (fread(buffer2, size, 1, output) != 1) { fprintf(stderr, "Problem reading from %s !\n", file); xmlFree(buffer); xmlFree(buffer2); } fclose(output); /* * Now compare the content ! */ if (!memcmp(buffer, buffer2, size)) { xmlFree(buffer2); xmlFree(buffer); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) fprintf(stderr, "File %s : Content identical !\n", file); return; } xmlFree(buffer2); } /* * Dump the file. */ if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", file); } output = fopen(file, "w"); if (output == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "couldn't open %s for writing !\n", file); return; } if (fwrite(buffer, size, 1, output) != 1) { fprintf(stderr, "Problem writing to %s !\n", file); } xmlFree(buffer); fclose(output); } /* * Create and RDF file containing information about a resource. */ void dumpResRdf(rpmRessPtr res) { FILE *output; struct stat stat_buf; char *base; int i; char buf[10000]; char file[1000]; char *buffer; int size; int stat_res; rpmDataPtr rpm; rpmDirPtr dir; rdfSchema rdf; rdfNamespace rpmNs; rdfDescription desc; static int initialized = 0; if (!rpm2html_dump_rdf_resources) return; if (rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir != NULL) base = rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir; else return; if (res->nb_provider == 0) return; if (res->name[0] != '/') snprintf(file, sizeof(file), "%s/%s.rdf", base, res->name); else { // replace all '/' with '_' to avoid "couldn't open //usr/bin/mailq.rdf for writing !" snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s", res->name); // we reuse 'buffer' as cursor here buffer = &buf[0]; while (*buffer != '\0') { if (*buffer == '/') *buffer = '_'; buffer++; } snprintf(file, sizeof(file), "%s/%s.rdf", base, buf); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) fprintf(stdout, "warning: '/' in resource name converted into '_': %s\n", buf); } /* * Create the directory if needed */ if (!initialized) { snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s", base); createDirectory(buf); initialized = 1; } /* * build the RDF document tree * Note : the order is not important but following the rpmData * structure order is easier to check. */ rdf = rdfNewSchema(); rpmNs = rdfNewNamespace(rdf, "http://www.rpm.org/", "RPM"); for (i = 0;i < res->nb_provider;i++) { rpm = res->provider[i]; dir = rpm->dir; if ((rpm->subdir != NULL) && (rpm->subdir[0] != '\0')) { if (dir->mirrors[0] != NULL) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s/%s", dir->mirrors[0], rpm->subdir, rpm->filename); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s/%s", dir->ftp, rpm->subdir, rpm->filename); } else { if (dir->mirrors[0] != NULL) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", dir->mirrors[0], rpm->filename); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", dir->ftp, rpm->filename); } desc = rdfAddDescription(rdf, NULL, buf); if ((dir->subdir != NULL) && (dir->subdir[0] != '\0')) { if ((rpm->subdir != NULL) && (rpm->subdir[0] != '\0')) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "../%s/%s/%s.rdf", dir->subdir, rpm->subdir, rpmName(rpm)); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "../%s/%s.rdf", dir->subdir, rpmName(rpm)); } else { if ((rpm->subdir != NULL) && (rpm->subdir[0] != '\0')) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "../%s/%s.rdf", rpm->subdir, rpmName(rpm)); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "../%s.rdf", rpmName(rpm)); } xmlSetProp(desc, "href", buf); rdfSetValue(desc, "Name", rpmNs, rpm->name); rdfSetValue(desc, "Version", rpmNs, rpm->version); rdfSetValue(desc, "Release", rpmNs, rpm->release); if (rpm->arch) rdfSetValue(desc, "Arch", rpmNs, rpm->arch); if (rpm->os) rdfSetValue(desc, "Os", rpmNs, rpm->os); if (rpm->distribution) rdfSetValue(desc, "Distribution", rpmNs, rpm->distribution); if (rpm->vendor) rdfSetValue(desc, "Vendor", rpmNs, rpm->vendor); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", (int) rpm->date); rdfSetValue(desc, "Date", rpmNs, buf); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", (int) rpm->size); rdfSetValue(desc, "Size", rpmNs, buf); if ((rpm->subdir != NULL) && (rpm->subdir[0] != '\0')) { if ((dir->subdir != NULL) && (dir->subdir[0] != '\0')) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", dir->subdir, rpm->subdir); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s", rpm->subdir); } else { if ((dir->subdir != NULL) && (dir->subdir[0] != '\0')) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s", dir->subdir); else buf[0] = '\0'; } if (buf[0] != '\0') rdfSetValue(desc, "Subdir", rpmNs, buf); } /* * Save the RDF to a buffer, remove the tree. */ rdfWriteMemory(rdf, &buffer, &size); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); if (buffer == NULL) return; /* * if the file already exists avoid to overwrite it if the content * didn't change. */ stat_res = stat(file, &stat_buf); if ((stat_res == 0) && (stat_buf.st_size == size)) { char *buffer2 = xmlMalloc(size * sizeof(char)); if (buffer2 == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, " : running out of memory\n"); xmlFree(buffer); return; } output = fopen(file, "r"); if (output == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "couldn't open %s for reading !\n", file); xmlFree(buffer); xmlFree(buffer2); return; } if (fread(buffer2, size, 1, output) != 1) { fprintf(stderr, "Problem reading from %s !\n", file); } fclose(output); /* * Now compare the content ! */ if (!memcmp(buffer, buffer2, size)) { xmlFree(buffer2); xmlFree(buffer); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) fprintf(stderr, "File %s : Content identical !\n", file); return; } xmlFree(buffer2); } /* * Dump the file. */ if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", file); } output = fopen(file, "w"); if (output == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "couldn't open %s for writing !\n", file); xmlFree(buffer); return; } if (fwrite(buffer, size, 1, output) != 1) { fprintf(stderr, "Problem writing to %s !\n", file); xmlFree(buffer); } fclose(output); xmlFree(buffer); } /* * Dump all the RDf files about known resources. */ void dumpAllResRdf(void) { rpmRessPtr cur; if (!rpm2html_dump_rdf_resources) return; if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("Dumping resource RDF\n"); cur = ressList; while (cur != NULL) { dumpResRdf(cur); cur = cur->next; } } /* * Dump an apropos RDF file for all packages. * Since the file is really too big to be kept as-if, it is compressed */ void dumpAproposRdf(void) { rpmDataPtr rpm; char file[1000]; char buf[1000]; rdfSchema rdf; rdfNamespace rpmNs; rdfDescription desc; rpmDirPtr dir; char *base; char *buffer; int size; gzFile output; int res; if (!rpm2html_dump_rdf_resources) return; if (rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir != NULL) base = rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir; else return; if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("Dumping apropos RDF\n"); snprintf(file, sizeof(file), "%s/fullIndex.rdf.gz", base); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", file); } /* * build the RDF document tree, one only dump the minimum needed * for searching. */ rdf = rdfNewSchema(); rpmNs = rdfNewNamespace(rdf, "http://www.rpm.org/", "RPM"); rpm = rpmSoftwareList; while (rpm != NULL) { dir = rpm->dir; if ((rpm->subdir != NULL) && (rpm->subdir[0] != '\0')) { if (dir->mirrors[0] != NULL) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s/%s", dir->mirrors[0], rpm->subdir, rpm->filename); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s/%s", dir->ftp, rpm->subdir, rpm->filename); } else { if (dir->mirrors[0] != NULL) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", dir->mirrors[0], rpm->filename); else snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", dir->ftp, rpm->filename); } desc = rdfAddDescription(rdf, NULL, buf); rdfSetValue(desc, "Name", rpmNs, rpm->name); rdfSetValue(desc, "Summary", rpmNs, rpm->summary); rpm = rpm->nextSoft; } /* * Dump the RDF tree, and cleanup. */ rdfWriteMemory(rdf, &buffer, &size); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); if (buffer == NULL) return; /* * Write the compressed version of the RDF base. */ output = gzopen(file, "w9"); if (output == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Could not write %s : gzopen failed\n", file); xmlFree(buffer); return; } res = gzwrite(output, buffer, size); if (res <= 0) { fprintf(stderr, "Could not write %s : gzwrite failed\n", file); xmlFree(buffer); return; } gzclose(output); xmlFree(buffer); } /* * Dump the distribs/xxx.rdf file giving information about a * specific distribution */ void dumpDistRdf(rpmDirPtr dir) { char buf[101] = ""; char file[1000]; rdfSchema rdf; rdfNamespace rpmNs; rdfDescription desc; rdfBag mirrors; rdfElement mirror; struct stat stat_buf; int stat_res; char *base, *ptr; char *buffer; int size; FILE *output; int i; if (!rpm2html_dump_rdf_resources) return; if (rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir != NULL) base = rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir; else return; if (dir->subdir) snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s", dir->subdir); for (ptr = &buf[0]; *ptr; ptr++) if (*ptr == '/') *ptr = '_'; snprintf(file, sizeof(file), "%s/distribs", base); createDirectory(file); snprintf(file, sizeof(file), "%s/distribs/%s.rdf", base, buf); /* * build the RDF document tree, one only dump the minimum needed * for searching distributions information. */ rdf = rdfNewSchema(); rpmNs = rdfNewNamespace(rdf, "http://www.rpm.org/", "RPM"); desc = rdfAddDescription(rdf, NULL, dir->ftp); rdfSetValue(desc, "ID", rpmNs, dir->subdir); rdfSetValue(desc, "Name", rpmNs, dir->name); rdfSetValue(desc, "Origin", rpmNs, dir->ftp); rdfSetValue(desc, "Sources", rpmNs, dir->ftpsrc); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%d", dir->files); mirrors = rdfBagCreate(rdf, desc, "Mirrors", rpmNs); for (i = 0;i < dir->nb_mirrors;i++) { mirror = rdfBagAddValue(mirrors, "Mirror", rpmNs, NULL, NULL); rdfSetElementResource(rdf, mirror, dir->mirrors[i]); } /* * Dump the RDF tree, and cleanup. */ rdfWriteMemory(rdf, &buffer, &size); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); if (buffer == NULL) return; /* * if the file already exists avoid to overwrite it if the content * didn't change. */ stat_res = stat(file, &stat_buf); if ((stat_res == 0) && (stat_buf.st_size == size)) { char *buffer2 = xmlMalloc(size * sizeof(char)); if (buffer2 == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, " : running out of memory\n"); xmlFree(buffer); return; } output = fopen(file, "r"); if (output == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "couldn't open %s for reading !\n", file); xmlFree(buffer2); xmlFree(buffer); return; } if (fread(buffer2, size, 1, output) != 1) { fprintf(stderr, "Problem reading from %s !\n", file); } fclose(output); /* * Now compare the content ! */ if (!memcmp(buffer, buffer2, size)) { xmlFree(buffer2); xmlFree(buffer); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) fprintf(stderr, "File %s : Content identical !\n", file); return; } xmlFree(buffer2); } /* * Dump the file. */ if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", file); } output = fopen(file, "w"); if (output == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "couldn't open %s for writing !\n", file); xmlFree(buffer); return; } if (fwrite(buffer, size, 1, output) != 1) { fprintf(stderr, "Problem writing to %s !\n", file); xmlFree(buffer); } fclose(output); xmlFree(buffer); } /* * Dump the distribs/metadata.rdf file listing all the recognized * metadata mirrors sites. */ void dumpMetadataListRdf(void) { char file[1000]; rdfSchema rdf; rdfNamespace rpmNs; rdfDescription desc; struct stat stat_buf; int stat_res; char *base; char *buffer; int size; FILE *output; int i; if (!rpm2html_dump_rdf_resources) return; if (rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir != NULL) base = rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir; else return; snprintf(file, sizeof(file), "%s/distribs", base); createDirectory(file); snprintf(file, sizeof(file), "%s/distribs/metadata.rdf", base); /* * build the RDF document tree, one only dump the minimum needed * for searching distributions information. */ rdf = rdfNewSchema(); rpmNs = rdfNewNamespace(rdf, "http://www.rpm.org/", "RPM"); for (i = 0;i < nb_metadata_mirrors;i++){ desc = rdfAddDescription(rdf, NULL, metadata_mirrors[i]); rdfSetValue(desc, "URI", rpmNs, metadata_mirrors[i]); } /* * Dump the RDF tree, and cleanup. */ rdfWriteMemory(rdf, &buffer, &size); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); if (buffer == NULL) return; /* * if the file already exists avoid to overwrite it if the content * didn't change. */ stat_res = stat(file, &stat_buf); if ((stat_res == 0) && (stat_buf.st_size == size)) { char *buffer2 = xmlMalloc(size * sizeof(char)); if (buffer2 == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, " : running out of memory\n"); xmlFree(buffer); return; } output = fopen(file, "r"); if (output == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "couldn't open %s for reading !\n", file); xmlFree(buffer); xmlFree(buffer2); return; } if (fread(buffer2, size, 1, output) != 1) { fprintf(stderr, "Problem reading from %s !\n", file); } fclose(output); /* * Now compare the content ! */ if (!memcmp(buffer, buffer2, size)) { xmlFree(buffer2); xmlFree(buffer); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) fprintf(stderr, "File %s : Content identical !\n", file); return; } xmlFree(buffer2); } /* * Dump the file. */ if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", file); } output = fopen(file, "w"); if (output == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "couldn't open %s for writing !\n", file); return; } if (fwrite(buffer, size, 1, output) != 1) { fprintf(stderr, "Problem writing to %s !\n", file); } fclose(output); xmlFree(buffer); } /* * Dump the distribs/list.rdf file listing all the recognized distributions * as well as the metadata mirrors list. */ void dumpDistListRdf(void) { rpmDirPtr dir; char file[1000]; rdfSchema rdf; rdfNamespace rpmNs; rdfDescription desc; struct stat stat_buf; int stat_res; char *base; char *buffer; int size; FILE *output; if (!rpm2html_dump_rdf_resources) return; if (rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir != NULL) base = rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir; else return; if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("Dumping distribution RDF\n"); dumpMetadataListRdf(); snprintf(file, sizeof(file), "%s/distribs", base); createDirectory(file); snprintf(file, sizeof(file), "%s/distribs/list.rdf", base); /* * build the RDF document tree, one only dump the minimum needed * for searching distributions information. */ rdf = rdfNewSchema(); rpmNs = rdfNewNamespace(rdf, "http://www.rpm.org/", "RPM"); dir = dirList; while (dir != NULL) { desc = rdfAddDescription(rdf, NULL, dir->ftp); rdfSetValue(desc, "ID", rpmNs, dir->subdir); dumpDistRdf(dir); dir = dir->next; } /* * Dump the RDF tree, and cleanup. */ rdfWriteMemory(rdf, &buffer, &size); rdfDestroySchema(rdf); if (buffer == NULL) return; /* * if the file already exists avoid to overwrite it if the content * didn't change. */ stat_res = stat(file, &stat_buf); if ((stat_res == 0) && (stat_buf.st_size == size)) { char *buffer2 = xmlMalloc(size * sizeof(char)); if (buffer2 == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, " : running out of memory\n"); xmlFree(buffer); return; } output = fopen(file, "r"); if (output == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "couldn't open %s for reading !\n", file); xmlFree(buffer); xmlFree(buffer2); return; } if (fread(buffer2, size, 1, output) != 1) { fprintf(stderr, "Problem reading from %s !\n", file); } fclose(output); /* * Now compare the content ! */ if (!memcmp(buffer, buffer2, size)) { xmlFree(buffer2); xmlFree(buffer); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) fprintf(stderr, "File %s : Content identical !\n", file); return; } xmlFree(buffer2); } /* * Dump the file. */ if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) { printf("Dumping %s\n", file); } output = fopen(file, "w"); if (output == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "couldn't open %s for writing !\n", file); return; } if (fwrite(buffer, size, 1, output) != 1) { fprintf(stderr, "Problem writing to %s !\n", file); } fclose(output); xmlFree(buffer); } rpm2html-1.11.2/rpm2html.c0000664000076400007640000001563011466341352013756 0ustar hanyhany/* * rpm2html.c : Application to generate an HTML view of an ensemble * of RPM packages. * * See Copyright for the status of this software. * * $Id: rpm2html.c,v 1.49 2007/04/01 13:37:34 hany Exp $ */ #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_FCNTL_H #include #endif #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_UNISTD_H #include #endif #include #include #include #include #include "rpm2html.h" #include "rpmdata.h" #include "html.h" #include "rdf.h" #include #include "language.h" #ifdef WITH_SQL #include "sql.h" #endif void usage(const char *argv0) { fprintf(stderr, "%s %s : Web page generator for RPM packages\n", RPM2HTML_NAME, RPM2HTML_VER); fprintf(stderr, "usage : %s [-q/-v] [--nosql] [-force] [-lang msgfile] configfile1 [configfile2 ...]\n", argv0); fprintf(stderr, " or %s [-dumplang msgfile]\n", argv0); exit(1); } int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { rpmDataPtr list = NULL; int i; time_t start_time; int nb_config_files = 0; char host[200]; int mask; const char *dist = NULL; const char *dir = NULL; start_time = time(NULL); gethostname(host, sizeof(host)); currentTime = time(NULL); rpm2html_rpm2html_thishost = &host[0]; xmlKeepBlanksDefault(0); rpmReadConfigFiles(NULL, NULL); /* * Ensure that all files and directories created a world readable ! */ mask = umask(022); for (i = 1; i < argc ; i++) { if (argv[i][0] == '-') { char *ptr = argv[i]; while (*ptr == '-') ptr++; if (!strcmp(ptr, "lang")) { i++; if (i >= argc) break; readLanguageFile(argv[i]); } else if (!strcmp(ptr, "dumplang")) { i++; if (i >= argc) break; writeLanguageFile(ptr); return(0); } else if (!strcmp(ptr, "nosql")) { rpm2html_no_sql++; } else if (!strcmp(ptr, "force")) { force++; } else if (!strcmp(ptr, "cleanup")) { #ifdef WITH_SQL if (init_sql(NULL, "rpmfind", NULL, NULL) < 0) { exit(1); } sql_check_packages(); #endif exit(0); } else if (!strcmp(ptr, "dir")) { i++; if (i >= argc) break; dir = argv[i]; } else if (!strcmp(ptr, "dist")) { i++; if (i >= argc) break; dist = argv[i]; } else if (!strcmp(ptr, "v")) { rpm2htmlVerbose++; } else if (!strcmp(ptr, "q")) { rpm2htmlVerbose = 0; } else { fprintf(stderr, "Unknown option: %s\n", argv[i]); usage(argv[0]); } } else { #ifdef WITH_SQL if (init_sql(NULL, "rpmfind", NULL, NULL) < 0) { exit(1); } #else rpm2html_no_sql = 1; #endif if (readConfigFile(argv[i]) >= 0) { if (rpm2html_dump_html != 0) { dumpDirIcon(); #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE initTemplateEngine(rpm2html_html_template); #endif } /* * A config file has been found and parsed. * Scan the directories, dump the results * and reinitialize. */ nb_config_files++; if ((dist == NULL) && (dir == NULL)) { /* * Full reindex and regeneration of the cross-index * pages. */ list = rpmDirScanAll(); if (rpm2html_dump_html != 0) { if (rpm2html_files != 0) { dumpAllRessHtml(0); rpmNameSort(&list, 0); dumpRpmByName(rpmSoftwareList, 0); rpmDistribSort(&list, 0); dumpRpmByDistribs(list, 0); rpmGroupSort(&list, 0); dumpRpmByGroups(rpmSoftwareList, 0); rpmVendorSort(&list, 0); dumpRpmByVendors(list, 0); rpmDateSort(&list, 0); dumpRpmByDate(list, 0); dumpIndex(start_time, 0); } if (rpm2html_install_files != 0) { dumpAllRessHtml(1); rpmNameSort(&list, 1); dumpRpmByName(rpmSoftwareList, 1); rpmDistribSort(&list, 1); dumpRpmByDistribs(list, 1); rpmGroupSort(&list, 1); dumpRpmByGroups(rpmSoftwareList, 1); rpmVendorSort(&list, 1); dumpRpmByVendors(list, 1); rpmDateSort(&list, 1); dumpRpmByDate(list, 1); dumpIndex(start_time, 1); } } if (rpm2html_no_sql) { if (rpm2html_dump_rdf_resources) { dumpAllResRdf(); dumpAproposRdf(); dumpDistListRdf(); rpmDirCleanupAll(); } } #ifdef WITH_SQL else sql_check_packages(); #endif } else if (dir != NULL) { printf("rpm2html: indexing %s\n", dir); rpmDirScanOneDir(dir); } else { rpmDirScanOneDist(dist); } if (rpm2htmlVerbose) { printf( "To see the result of the indexing point your Web browser to:\n"); if (rpm2html_rpm2html_thishost == NULL) printf("\thttp://localhost%s/\n", rpm2html_url); else printf("\thttp://%s%s/\n", rpm2html_rpm2html_thishost, rpm2html_url); } reinitialize(); } } } /* * reset the umask */ umask(mask); #ifdef WITH_SQL if ((!rpm2html_no_sql) && (nb_config_files == 0)) { if (readConfigSql() >= 0) { if (rpm2html_dump_html != 0) { dumpDirIcon(); #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE initTemplateEngine(rpm2html_html_template); #endif } /* * A config file has been found and parsed. * Scan the directories, dump the results * and reinitialize. */ nb_config_files++; if (dist == NULL) { list = rpmDirScanAll(); if (rpm2html_dump_html != 0) { if (rpm2html_files != 0) { dumpAllRessHtml(0); rpmNameSort(&list, 0); dumpRpmByName(rpmSoftwareList, 0); /* Modif. by A. Gibert */ rpmDistribSort(&list, 0); dumpRpmByDistribs(list, 0); rpmGroupSort(&list, 0); dumpRpmByGroups(rpmSoftwareList, 0); /* Modif. by A. Gibert */ rpmVendorSort(&list, 0); dumpRpmByVendors(list, 0); rpmDateSort(&list, 0); dumpRpmByDate(list, 0); dumpIndex(start_time, 0); } if (rpm2html_install_files != 0) { dumpAllRessHtml(1); rpmNameSort(&list, 1); dumpRpmByName(rpmSoftwareList, 1); /* Modif. by A. Gibert */ rpmDistribSort(&list, 1); dumpRpmByDistribs(list, 1); rpmGroupSort(&list, 1); dumpRpmByGroups(rpmSoftwareList, 1); /* Modif. by A. Gibert */ rpmVendorSort(&list, 1); dumpRpmByVendors(list, 1); rpmDateSort(&list, 1); dumpRpmByDate(list, 1); dumpIndex(start_time, 1); } } sql_check_packages(); } else { rpmDirScanOneDist(dist); } if (rpm2htmlVerbose) { printf( "To see the result of the indexing point your Web browser to:\n"); if (rpm2html_rpm2html_thishost == NULL) printf("\thttp://localhost%s/\n", rpm2html_url); else printf("\thttp://%s%s/\n", rpm2html_rpm2html_thishost, rpm2html_url); } reinitialize(); } } #endif if ((rpm2html_no_sql) && (nb_config_files == 0)) usage(argv[0]); xmlMemoryDump(); #ifdef WITH_SQL if (!rpm2html_no_sql) { close_sql(); sqlListsCleanup(); } #endif return(0); } rpm2html-1.11.2/rpmdata.c0000664000076400007640000010252411107137245013634 0ustar hanyhany/* * rpmdata.c : handle the data in the RPM database. * * See Copyright for the status of this software. * * $Id: rpmdata.c,v 1.54 2008/11/13 23:56:21 hany Exp $ */ #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_FCNTL_H #include #endif #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_UNISTD_H #include #endif #include #include #include #include "rpm2html.h" #include "rpmdata.h" int rpmNameCmp(const rpmData *a, const rpmData *b); /* * An hash table for the RPM list */ #define HASH_SIZE 4096 rpmDataPtr rpmHashTable[HASH_SIZE]; /* * An hash table for the Resources list */ rpmRessPtr rpmRessHashTable[HASH_SIZE]; /* * global variables shared by rpm2htm code */ int rpm2htmlVerbose = 1; int force = 0; time_t currentTime; /* * the lists of RPM and resources collected so far. */ rpmDataPtr rpmSoftwareList = NULL; rpmRessPtr ressList = NULL; rpmRessPtr ressInstalledList = NULL; rpmArchPtr archList = NULL; rpmDirPtr dirList = NULL; rpmSubdirPtr dirTree = NULL; rpmRealDirPtr treeRoot = NULL; /* * Hash table initialization. */ static int rpmHashInitialized = 0; void rpmHashInitialize(void) { int i; for (i = 0; i < HASH_SIZE; i++) { rpmHashTable[i] = NULL; rpmRessHashTable[i] = NULL; } rpmHashInitialized = 1; } /* * Compute an RPM hash key */ int rpmGetHash(const char *name, const char *version, const char *release) { unsigned short res = 0; while (*name != 0) res += *(name++); while (*version != 0) res += *(version++); while (*release != 0) res += *(release++); return((int) (res % HASH_SIZE)); } /* * Compute a Resource hash key */ int rpmGetRessHash(const char *name) { unsigned short res = 0; while (*name != 0) res += *(name++); return((int) (res % HASH_SIZE)); } /* * Search wether an RPM is available. */ rpmDataPtr rpmSearchSoftware(const char *name, const char *version, const char *release, const char *arch) { rpmDataPtr cur; int hash; if (!rpmHashInitialized) rpmHashInitialize(); hash = rpmGetHash(name, version, release); cur = rpmHashTable[hash]; while (cur != NULL) { if (!strcmp(name, cur->name) && !strcmp(version, cur->version) && !strcmp(release, cur->release)) { /* * this is already in the sofware list, link in as * a new arch support. */ while (cur != NULL) { if (!strcmp(arch, cur->arch)) return(cur); cur = cur->nextArch; } return(NULL); } cur = cur->nextHash; } return(NULL); } /* * Insert a new RPM, managing the list of various software. */ void rpmAddSoftware(rpmDataPtr rpm) { rpmDataPtr cur; int hash; if (!rpmHashInitialized) rpmHashInitialize(); hash = rpmGetHash(rpm->name, rpm->version, rpm->release); cur = rpmHashTable[hash]; while (cur != NULL) { if (!strcmp(rpm->name, cur->name) && !strcmp(rpm->version, cur->version) && !strcmp(rpm->release, cur->release)) { /* * this is already in the sofware list, link in as * a new arch support. */ #ifdef DEBUG_HASH fprintf(stderr, "clash : (%d) %s-%s-%s.%s and %s-%s-%s.%s\n", hash, rpm->name, rpm->version, rpm->release, rpm->arch, cur->name, cur->version, cur->release, cur->arch); #endif rpm->nextArch = cur->nextArch; cur->nextArch = rpm; rpm->nextSoft = NULL; /* this one is not in the software list */ return; } cur = cur->nextHash; } /* * this wasn't found in the software list ! */ #ifdef DEBUG_HASH fprintf(stderr, "new : (%d) %s-%s-%s.%s\n", hash, rpm->name, rpm->version, rpm->release, rpm->arch); #endif rpm->nextHash = rpmHashTable[hash]; rpmHashTable[hash] = rpm; rpm->nextArch = NULL; rpm->nextSoft = rpmSoftwareList; rpmSoftwareList = rpm; } /* * Add a resource to the list if it doesn't exists and add the * corresponding RPM as a provider. */ rpmRessPtr rpmRessAdd(char *ress, rpmDataPtr rpm, int installed) { rpmRessPtr cur; int hash; if (!rpmHashInitialized) rpmHashInitialize(); hash = rpmGetRessHash(ress); cur = rpmRessHashTable[hash]; /* search for the resource */ while (cur != NULL) { if (!strcmp(ress, cur->name)) goto found; cur = cur->nextHash; } /* not found allocate a new resource block and fill it */ cur = (rpmRessPtr) xmlMalloc(sizeof(rpmRess)); if (cur == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "cannot allocate %d bytes: %s\n", sizeof(rpmRess), strerror(errno)); return(NULL); } memset(cur, 0, sizeof(rpmRess)); cur->max_provider = 8; cur->provider = (rpmDataPtr *) xmlMalloc(cur->max_provider * sizeof(rpmDataPtr)); if (cur->provider == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "cannot allocate %d bytes: %s\n", cur->max_provider * sizeof(rpmDataPtr), strerror(errno)); return(NULL); } cur->name = xmlStrdup(ress); cur->nb_provider = 0; cur->stamp = rpm->extra->stamp; if (installed) { cur->next = ressInstalledList; ressInstalledList = cur; } else { cur->next = ressList; ressList = cur; } cur->nextHash = rpmRessHashTable[hash]; rpmRessHashTable[hash] = cur; found: /* add the provider to the array */ if (cur->nb_provider >= cur->max_provider) { cur->max_provider *= 2; cur->provider = (rpmDataPtr *) xmlRealloc(cur->provider, cur->max_provider * sizeof(rpmDataPtr)); if (cur->provider == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmRessAdd : ran out of memory !\n"); exit(1); } } cur->provider[cur->nb_provider++] = rpm; if (rpm->extra->stamp > cur->stamp) cur->stamp = rpm->extra->stamp; return(cur); } /* * Add a resource to the list if it doesn't exists and add the * corresponding RPM as a requester. */ rpmRessPtr rpmRequAdd(char *requ, char * requv, rpm_dep_flag requf, rpmDataPtr rpm, int installed) { rpmRessPtr cur; int hash; if (!rpmHashInitialized) rpmHashInitialize(); hash = rpmGetRessHash(requ); cur = rpmRessHashTable[hash]; /* search for the resource */ while (cur != NULL) { if (!strcmp(requ, cur->name)){ goto found; } cur = cur->nextHash; } /* not found allocate a new resource block and fill it */ cur = (rpmRessPtr) xmlMalloc(sizeof(rpmRess)); if (cur == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "cannot allocate %d bytes: %s\n", sizeof(rpmRess), strerror(errno)); return(NULL); } memset(cur, 0, sizeof(rpmRess)); cur->max_provider = 8; cur->provider = (rpmDataPtr *) xmlMalloc(cur->max_provider * sizeof(rpmDataPtr)); if (cur->provider == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "cannot allocate %d bytes: %s\n", cur->max_provider * sizeof(rpmDataPtr), strerror(errno)); return(NULL); } cur->name = xmlStrdup(requ); if (requv != NULL) cur->version = xmlStrdup(requv); cur->flag = requf; cur->nb_provider = 0; cur->stamp = rpm->extra->stamp; if (installed) { cur->next = ressInstalledList; ressInstalledList = cur; } else { cur->next = ressList; ressList = cur; } cur->nextHash = rpmRessHashTable[hash]; rpmRessHashTable[hash] = cur; found: if (rpm->extra->stamp > cur->stamp) cur->stamp = rpm->extra->stamp; return(cur); } /* * print an RPM data block */ void rpmDataPrint(rpmDataPtr rpm) { int i; printf("%s\n", rpm->filename); printf("%s-%s-%s\n", rpm->name, rpm->version, rpm->release); if (rpm->summary) printf(" %s\n", rpm->summary); if (rpm->extra) { for (i = 0; i < rpm->extra->nb_resources ;i++) printf("-> %s\n", rpm->extra->resources[i]->name); } } /* * Add two RPM lists */ rpmDataPtr rpmAddList(rpmDataPtr ret, rpmDataPtr cur) { rpmDataPtr tmp; if (ret == NULL) return (cur); if (cur == NULL) return (ret); if (cur->next == NULL) { cur->next = ret; return(cur); } if (ret->next == NULL) { ret->next = cur; return(ret); } tmp = ret; while (tmp->next != NULL) tmp = tmp->next; tmp->next = cur; return(ret); } /* * A generic sort function for an RPM list. * NOTE : since doing a fast sort on a linked list is a pain, * we allocate an array, copy the rpmDataPtr in the array * and use the standard qsort() for decent performances on * large databases. */ typedef int (*rpmCmpFunc)(const rpmData *a, const rpmData *b); typedef int (*qsortCmpFunc)(const void * a, const void * b); static rpmCmpFunc currentCmpFunc = NULL; int rpmPtrCmpFunc(const rpmData **a, const rpmData **b) { return(currentCmpFunc(*a, *b)); } void rpmGenericSort(rpmCmpFunc rpmCmp, rpmDataPtr *base, int installed) { int i, nb_elems = 0; rpmDataPtr list; rpmDataPtr *array = NULL; int max_elems = 1024; if (base == NULL) return; if (*base == NULL) return; list = *base; array = (rpmDataPtr *) xmlMalloc(max_elems * sizeof(rpmDataPtr)); if (array == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmGenericSort : array alloc error\n"); exit(1); } /* * Step 1 : copy the list in the Array */ while (list != NULL) { if (nb_elems == max_elems) { max_elems *= 2; array = (rpmDataPtr *) xmlRealloc(array, max_elems * sizeof(rpmDataPtr)); if (array == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmGenericSort : array alloc error\n"); exit(1); } } array[nb_elems++] = list; list = list->next; } /* * Step 2 : qsort() the Array */ currentCmpFunc = rpmCmp; qsort(array, nb_elems, sizeof(rpmDataPtr), (qsortCmpFunc) rpmPtrCmpFunc); /* * Step 3 : rebuild the list. */ for (i = 0;i < nb_elems - 1; i++) array[i]->next = array[i + 1]; array[nb_elems - 1]->next = NULL; list = array[0]; *base = list; xmlFree(array); } /* * A generic sort function for the software list. */ void rpmGenericSortSoftware(rpmCmpFunc rpmCmp, int installed) { rpmDataPtr list; int i, nb_elems = 0; rpmDataPtr *array = NULL; int max_elems = 1024; list = rpmSoftwareList; if (list == NULL) return; array = (rpmDataPtr *) xmlMalloc(max_elems * sizeof(rpmDataPtr)); if (array == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmGenericSort : array alloc error\n"); exit(1); } /* * Step 1 : copy the list in the Array */ while (list != NULL) { if (nb_elems == max_elems) { max_elems *= 2; array = (rpmDataPtr *) xmlRealloc(array, max_elems * sizeof(rpmDataPtr)); if (array == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmGenericSort : array alloc error\n"); exit(1); } } array[nb_elems++] = list; list = list->nextSoft; } /* * Step 2 : qsort() the Array */ currentCmpFunc = rpmCmp; qsort(array, nb_elems, sizeof(rpmDataPtr), (qsortCmpFunc) rpmPtrCmpFunc); /* * Step 3 : rebuild the list. */ for (i = 0;i < nb_elems - 1; i++) array[i]->nextSoft = array[i + 1]; array[nb_elems - 1]->nextSoft = NULL; rpmSoftwareList = array[0]; xmlFree(array); } /* * rpmGroupCmp : comparison of groupe values, if equal, compare * the names. */ int rpmGroupCmp(const rpmData *a, const rpmData *b) { int res = strcmp(a->group, b->group); if (res) return(res); res = rpmNameCmp(a, b); return(res); } /* * sort all the RPMs by Group. */ void rpmGroupSort(rpmDataPtr *list, int installed) { rpmGenericSort(rpmGroupCmp, list, installed); rpmGenericSortSoftware(rpmGroupCmp, installed); } /* * rpmDistribCmp : comparison of distributions values, if equal, compare * the names. */ int rpmDistribCmp(const rpmData *a, const rpmData *b) { int res = strcmp(a->distribution, b->distribution); if (res) return(res); res = rpmNameCmp(a, b); return(res); } /* * sort all the RPMs by Distribution. */ void rpmDistribSort(rpmDataPtr *list, int installed) { rpmGenericSort(rpmDistribCmp, list, installed); } /* * rpmVendorCmp : comparison of vendor values, if equal, compare * distributions, then compares the names. */ int rpmVendorCmp(const rpmData *a, const rpmData *b) { int res = strcmp(a->vendor, b->vendor); if (res) return(res); res = strcmp(a->distribution, b->distribution); if (res) return(res); res = rpmNameCmp(a, b); return(res); } /* * sort all the RPMs by Vendor. */ void rpmVendorSort(rpmDataPtr *list, int installed) { rpmGenericSort(rpmVendorCmp, list, installed); } /* * rpmDateCmp : comparison of date values, if equal, compare * distributions, then compares the names. */ int rpmDateCmp(const rpmData *a, const rpmData *b) { int res = (b->date - a->date) / (60 * 60 * 12); if (res) return(res); res = rpmNameCmp(a, b); return(res); } /* * sort all the RPMs by Date. */ void rpmDateSort(rpmDataPtr *list, int installed) { rpmGenericSort(rpmDateCmp, list, installed); } /* Compare two version or release numbers. If there are leading digits convert them to an integer and compare those. If they are equal and a "." follows, skip the "." and repeat. Compare any remaining non-digits using strcasecmp. Note that the numerical sense of this comparison is reversed, so that higher version numbers (and thus more recent packages) appear first. */ static int vercmp(const char *a, const char *b) { while (1) { /* If we're at the end of both they are equal */ if (!*a && !*b) return 0; /* If we're at the end of a then b is more recent */ else if (!*a) return -1; /* If we're at the end of b then a is more recent */ else if (!*b) return 1; /* If we see non-digits compare lexically */ else if (!isdigit(*a) || !isdigit(*b)) return strcasecmp(a, b); else { /* compare the integers at the beginning. The larger number is more recent. */ int diff = atoi(a) - atoi(b); if (diff != 0) return diff; /* If they are equal, skip past them */ else { while (isdigit(*a)) a++; while (isdigit(*b)) b++; } } /* If we don't see any version number separators compare lexically */ if (*a != '.' && *b != '.') return strcasecmp(a, b); /* If a's version number ended and b continues, b is more recent. */ else if (*a != '.') return -1; /* Conversely, here a is more recent */ else if (*b != '.') return 1; /* Skip past the periods and comparison the next version element */ else {a += 1; b += 1;} } } /* * rpmNameCmp : comparison of names. */ int rpmNameCmp(const rpmData *a, const rpmData *b) { int res; const char *ap = a->name; const char *bp = b->name; /* This algorithm for locating the subpackage name is flawed, as it is possible for either the main package name or the sub package name to contain a dash. */ #if 1 /* Here we scan from the right, assuming that the sub-package name contains no dashes. */ const char *asp = &ap[strlen(ap)-1]; const char *bsp = &bp[strlen(bp)-1]; while (asp > ap && *asp != '-') asp -= 1; /* scan to subpackage name */ while (bsp > bp && *bsp != '-') bsp -= 1; /* (if any.) */ if (asp == ap) asp = &ap[strlen(ap)]; /* No subpackage, go to nul */ if (bsp == bp) bsp = &bp[strlen(bp)]; /* at end of string */ #else /* Here we scan from the left, assuming that the main package name contains no dashes. */ const char *asp = ap; const char *bsp = bp; while (*asp && *asp != '-') asp += 1; /* scan to subpackage name */ while (*bsp && *bsp != '-') bsp += 1; /* (if any.) */ #endif /* Primary sort key is the package name, then the version number, then the release number, and only then the subpackage name. */ #define min(a,b) (((a)<(b))?(a):(b)) res = strncasecmp(ap, bp, min(asp - ap, bsp - bp)); /* A shorter name is lexically less. */ if (res == 0) res = (asp - ap) - (bsp - bp); /* Later version numbers should appear first. */ if (res == 0) res = vercmp(b->version, a->version); /* Same for release numbers. */ if (res == 0) res = vercmp(b->release, a->release); /* Sort on sub-package name */ if (res == 0) res = strcasecmp(asp, bsp); return(res); } /* * sort all the RPMs by Name. */ void rpmNameSort(rpmDataPtr *list, int installed) { rpmGenericSort(rpmNameCmp, list, installed); rpmGenericSortSoftware(rpmNameCmp, installed); } /* * rpmVersionCmp : comparison of version */ int rpmVersionCmp(const rpmDataPtr *a, const rpmDataPtr *b) { int res = strcmp((*a)->name, (*b)->name); if (res) return(res); res = strcmp((*b)->version, (*a)->version); if (res) return(res); res = strcmp((*b)->release, (*a)->release); return(res); } /* * sort all RPM providing a resource by version number */ void rpmRessSort(rpmRessPtr ress) { if (ress == NULL) return; if (ress->provider == NULL) return; if (ress->nb_provider <= 1) return; qsort(ress->provider, ress->nb_provider, sizeof(rpmDataPtr), (qsortCmpFunc) rpmVersionCmp); } /* * Create a subdirectory of a given directory */ rpmSubdirPtr rpmNewSubdir(rpmSubdirPtr dir, const char *name, const char *htmlpath, const char *rpmpath, const char *color, int html) { rpmSubdirPtr res; res = (rpmSubdirPtr) xmlMalloc(sizeof(rpmSubdir)); if (res == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmNewSubdir : running out of memory !\n"); exit(1); } res->max_subdirs = 8; res->subdirs = (rpmSubdirPtr *) xmlMalloc(res->max_subdirs * sizeof(rpmSubdirPtr)); if (res->subdirs == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmNewSubdir : running out of memory !\n"); exit(1); } res->name = xmlStrdup(name); res->nb_subdirs = 0; if (color) res->color = xmlStrdup(color); else res->color = NULL; res->html = html; memset(res->subdirs, 0, sizeof(res->subdirs)); if (dir == NULL) { res->htmlpath = xmlStrdup(name); res->parent = NULL; } else { res->parent = dir; if (dir->parent != NULL) /* top level dir has alway html = 1 */ res->html = dir->html; if (htmlpath == NULL) { if (dir->htmlpath[0] != '\0') { char buf[500]; snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", dir->htmlpath, name); res->htmlpath = xmlStrdup(buf); } else res->htmlpath = xmlStrdup(name); } else res->htmlpath = xmlStrdup(htmlpath); if (rpmpath == NULL) { if (dir->rpmpath[0] != '\0') { char buf[500]; snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/%s", dir->rpmpath, name); res->rpmpath = xmlStrdup(buf); } else res->rpmpath = xmlStrdup(name); } else res->rpmpath = xmlStrdup(rpmpath); if (dir->nb_subdirs >= dir->max_subdirs) { dir->max_subdirs *= 2; dir->subdirs = (rpmSubdirPtr *) xmlRealloc(dir->subdirs, dir->max_subdirs * sizeof(rpmSubdirPtr)); if (dir->subdirs == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmNewSubdir : running out of memory !\n"); exit(1); } } dir->subdirs[dir->nb_subdirs++] = res; } return(res); } /* * Remove one subdirectory from it's parent. */ void rpmRemoveSubdir(rpmSubdirPtr tree) { int i; rpmSubdirPtr cur = tree->parent; if (cur == NULL) return; /* * search the child in the parent list. */ for (i = 0;i < cur->nb_subdirs;i++) if (cur->subdirs[i] == tree) break; if (i >= cur->nb_subdirs) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmRemoveSubdir : child not referenced by parent\n"); return; } /* * Decrement the parent count, and shift the end of the array. */ cur->nb_subdirs--; for (;i < cur->nb_subdirs;i++) cur->subdirs[i] = cur->subdirs[i + 1]; cur->subdirs[i] = NULL; } /* * Free a full directory tree. */ void rpmFreeSubdir(rpmSubdirPtr tree) { int i; for (i = 0;i < tree->nb_subdirs; i++) rpmFreeSubdir(tree->subdirs[i]); if (tree->name != NULL) xmlFree(tree->name); if (tree->htmlpath != NULL) xmlFree(tree->htmlpath); if (tree->rpmpath != NULL) xmlFree(tree->rpmpath); if (tree->color != NULL) xmlFree(tree->color); tree->parent = NULL; xmlFree(tree->subdirs); xmlFree(tree); } /* * print all RPM data blocks */ void rpmDataPrintAll(void) { rpmDataPtr cur = rpmSoftwareList; while (cur != NULL) { rpmDataPrint(cur); cur = cur->next; } } /* * Try to extract an E-mail address from a string. * The string is truncated to the beginning of the E-Mail. * e.g. "Joe Average " should be truncated * to "Joe Average" */ char *extractEMail(char *string) { static char buf[200]; char *start; char *end; start = strchr(string, '@'); if (start == NULL) return(NULL); end = start; do { start--; if ((!isprint(*start)) || (*start == ' ') || (*start == '\t') || (*start == '\n') || (*start == '\r') || (*start == '@') || (*start == '<') || (*start == '>') || (*start == '(') || (*start == ')') || (*start == '[') || (*start == ']') || (*start == ';') || (*start == ',') || (*start == ',')) { start++; break; } } while (start != string); do { end++; if ((!isprint(*end)) || (*start == ' ') || (*start == '\t') || (*start == '\n') || (*start == '\r') || (*end == '@') || (*end == '<') || (*end == '>') || (*end == '(') || (*end == ')') || (*end == '[') || (*end == ']') || (*end == ';') || (*end == ',') || (*end == ',')) { break; } } while (*end != '\0'); strncpy(buf, start, end - start); buf[end - start] = '\0'; return(buf); } /* * Try to extract an URL address from a string. * The string is truncated to the beginning of the URL * e.g. "Nifty Project http://www.nifty.org/project/" * to "Nifty Project" */ char *extractURL(char *string) { static char buf[500]; char *start; char *end; start = strstr(string, "http://"); if (start == NULL) start = strstr(string, "ftp://"); if (start == NULL) return(NULL); end = start; do { start--; if ((!isprint(*start)) || (*start == ' ') || (*start == '\t') || (*start == '\n') || (*start == '\r') || (*start == '@') || (*start == '<') || (*start == '>') || (*start == '(') || (*start == ')') || (*start == '[') || (*start == ']') || (*start == ';') || (*start == ',') || (*start == ',')) { start++; break; } } while (start != string); do { end++; if ((!isprint(*end)) || (*start == ' ') || (*start == '\t') || (*start == '\n') || (*start == '\r') || (*end == '@') || (*end == '<') || (*end == '>') || (*end == '(') || (*end == ')') || (*end == '[') || (*end == ']') || (*end == ';') || (*end == ',') || (*end == ',')) { break; } } while (*end != '\0'); strncpy(buf, start, end - start); buf[end - start] = '\0'; return(buf); } /* * Try to protect an e-mail address from a spam bot. * The "" is replaced * with "". */ static unsigned char *buffer = NULL; static int buffer_size = 2000; static char *at = "(at)"; char *protectEmail(char *string) { if (rpm2html_protect_emails == 0 || string == NULL) return string; unsigned char *cur, *end; unsigned char c; if (buffer == NULL) { buffer = (char *) xmlMalloc(buffer_size * sizeof(char)); if (buffer == NULL) { perror("xmlMalloc failed"); exit(1); } } cur = &buffer[0]; end = &buffer[buffer_size - 20]; while (*string != '\0') { if (cur >= end) { int delta = cur - buffer; buffer_size *= 2; buffer = (char *) xmlRealloc(buffer, buffer_size * sizeof(char)); if (buffer == NULL) { perror("xmlMalloc failed"); exit(1); } end = &buffer[buffer_size - 20]; cur = &buffer[delta]; } c = (unsigned char) *(string++); if (c == '@') { strcpy(cur, at); cur += strlen(at); } else { *(cur++) = c; } } *cur = '\0'; return(buffer); } /* * Create a root directory for the installation space, i.e. the * filesystem that would be created if the packages were installed * on a real system * Basic array allocation is 16 items. */ rpmRealDirPtr rpmCreateRealRoot(void) { rpmRealDirPtr res; res = (rpmRealDirPtr) xmlMalloc(sizeof(rpmRealDir)); if (res == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmCreateRealRoot : out of memory !\n"); exit(1); } res->parent = NULL; res->name = xmlStrdup("/"); res->nb_elem = 0; res->elems = (void *) xmlMalloc(16 * sizeof(void *)); res->names = (void *) xmlMalloc(16 * sizeof(char *)); res->flags = (char *) xmlMalloc(16 * sizeof(char)); if ((res->elems == NULL) || (res->flags == NULL) || (res->names == NULL)) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmCreateRealRoot : out of memory !\n"); exit(1); } res->max_elem = 16; return(res); } /* * Add a given file to a directory. */ int rpmGetRealFile(rpmRealDirPtr parent, const char *file, void *elem) { int i, min, max; int res; /* * Search the index for the new file. */ min = i = 0; if (parent->nb_elem == 0) goto add_first_elem; max = parent->nb_elem - 1; while (min < max) { i = min + max; i /= 2; res = strcmp(file, parent->names[i]); if (res < 0) max = i - 1; else if (res > 0) min = i + 1; else { return(i); } } i = min; res = strcmp(file, parent->names[i]); if (res == 0) { return(i); } else if (res > 0) i++; /* * If more space is needed grow the arrays. */ if (parent->nb_elem >= parent->max_elem) { parent->max_elem *= 2; parent->elems = (void *) xmlRealloc(parent->elems, parent->max_elem * sizeof(void *)); parent->names = (void *) xmlRealloc(parent->names, parent->max_elem * sizeof(char *)); parent->flags = (void *) xmlRealloc(parent->flags, parent->max_elem * sizeof(char)); if ((parent->elems == NULL) || (parent->flags == NULL) || (parent->names == NULL)) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmAddRealFile : out of memory !\n"); exit(1); } } /* * Shift the end of the arrays. */ if (i < parent->nb_elem) { memmove(&parent->elems[i + 1], &parent->elems[i], (parent->nb_elem - i) * sizeof(void *)); memmove(&parent->names[i + 1], &parent->names[i], (parent->nb_elem - i) * sizeof(char *)); memmove(&parent->flags[i + 1], &parent->flags[i], (parent->nb_elem - i) * sizeof(char)); } add_first_elem: parent->nb_elem++; /* * Create the new entry. */ parent->elems[i] = elem; parent->names[i] = xmlStrdup(file); parent->flags[i] = 0; return(i); } /* * Get a given subdirectory of a directory. If it doesn't exist, * the subdir is added. The filename may have been added as a file * in that case turn it into a directory. */ rpmRealDirPtr rpmGetRealSubdir(rpmRealDirPtr parent, const char *subdir) { rpmRealDirPtr res; int i = rpmGetRealFile(parent, subdir, NULL); /* * Check if such a directory already exists. */ if (parent->flags[i] & RPM_ELEM_DIRECTORY) { return((rpmRealDirPtr) parent->elems[i]); } /* * Allocate a new rpmRealDir block and link it in. */ res = (rpmRealDirPtr) xmlMalloc(sizeof(rpmRealDir)); if (res == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmCreateRealRoot : out of memory !\n"); exit(1); } res->parent = parent; res->name = xmlStrdup(subdir); res->nb_elem = 0; res->elems = (void *) xmlMalloc(16 * sizeof(void *)); res->names = (void *) xmlMalloc(16 * sizeof(char *)); res->flags = (char *) xmlMalloc(16 * sizeof(char)); if ((res->elems == NULL) || (res->flags == NULL) || (res->names == NULL)) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmCreateRealRoot : out of memory !\n"); exit(1); } res->max_elem = 16; parent->elems[i] = res; parent->flags[i] = RPM_ELEM_DIRECTORY; return(res); } /* * Add a file to the real filesystem tree, and all memorize which * RPM provided it */ void rpmAddRealFile(rpmRealDirPtr root, const char *file, rpmDataPtr rpm) { static char path[2000]; char *filename; char *cur, save; rpmRealDirPtr curDir = root; if (root == NULL) return; if (file == NULL) return; if (rpm == NULL) return; strncpy(path, file, sizeof(path)); filename = &path[0]; if (*filename != '/') { if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) fprintf(stderr, "rpmAddRealFile : %s invalid\n", file); return; } cur = ++filename; while (*cur != '\0') { if (*cur == '/') { *cur = '\0'; curDir = rpmGetRealSubdir(curDir, filename); *cur = '/'; cur++; while (*cur == '/') cur++; filename = cur; } else if ((*cur == ' ') || (*cur == '\t') || (*cur == '\n') || (*cur == '\r')) { break; } else cur++; } if (*filename == '\0') return; save = *cur; *cur = '\0'; rpmGetRealFile(curDir, filename, rpm); *cur = save; } /* * Merge two real tree, this is somewhat messy since * we keep references to only one source package even if * two different distributions carries the same file (which * have a high probability). * * NOTE : the old trees are destoyed !!! */ rpmRealDirPtr rpmMergeRealRoots(rpmRealDirPtr root1, rpmRealDirPtr root2) { rpmRealDirPtr base, add; int j; if (root1 == NULL) return(root2); if (root2 == NULL) return(root1); /* * We keep the bigger one as-is and add-in the smaller one. */ if (root1->nb_elem > root2->nb_elem) { base = root1; add = root2; } else { base = root2; add = root1; } /* * For every element in add, search for the same entry in base. * If both exists, keep only the directories, if both are directories, * recurse ! */ for (j = 0;j < add->nb_elem;j++) { int i, min, max; int res; /* * Search the index for the new file. */ min = i = 0; max = base->nb_elem - 1; while (min < max) { i = min + max; i /= 2; res = strcmp(add->names[j], base->names[i]); if (res < 0) max = i - 1; else if (res > 0) min = i + 1; else goto entry_found; } i = min; res = strcmp(add->names[j], base->names[i]); if (res == 0) { goto entry_found; } else if (res > 0) i++; /* * The name was not found in base, add it ! * If more space is needed grow the arrays. */ if (base->nb_elem >= base->max_elem) { base->max_elem *= 2; base->elems = (void *) xmlRealloc(base->elems, base->max_elem * sizeof(void *)); base->names = (void *) xmlRealloc(base->names, base->max_elem * sizeof(char *)); base->flags = (void *) xmlRealloc(base->flags, base->max_elem * sizeof(char)); if ((base->elems == NULL) || (base->flags == NULL) || (base->names == NULL)) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmMergeRealRoots : out of memory !\n"); exit(1); } } /* * Shift the end of the arrays. */ if (i < base->nb_elem) { memmove(&base->elems[i + 1], &base->elems[i], (base->nb_elem - i) * sizeof(void *)); memmove(&base->names[i + 1], &base->names[i], (base->nb_elem - i) * sizeof(char *)); memmove(&base->flags[i + 1], &base->flags[i], (base->nb_elem - i) * sizeof(char)); } base->nb_elem++; /* * Create the new entry. */ base->elems[i] = add->elems[j]; base->names[i] = add->names[j]; base->flags[i] = add->flags[j]; continue; entry_found: /* * the name is present in both directories. */ if ((base->flags[i] & RPM_ELEM_DIRECTORY) && (add->flags[j] & RPM_ELEM_DIRECTORY)) { /* Two subdirectories, merge them */ base->elems[i] = rpmMergeRealRoots(base->elems[i], add->elems[j]); /* -------------- } else if (base->flags[i] & RPM_ELEM_DIRECTORY) { Keep base directory -------------- */ } else if (add->flags[j] & RPM_ELEM_DIRECTORY) { void *ptr; int val; /* Keep add directory */ ptr = base->names[i] ; base->names[i] = add->names[j]; add->names[j] = ptr; ptr = base->elems[i]; base->elems[i] = add->elems[j]; add->elems[j] = ptr; val = base->flags[i]; base->flags[i] = add->flags[j]; add->flags[j] = val; /* -------------- } else { Two files, arbitrarily keep base one, this is simpler ! -------------- */ } } rpmDestroyRealRoot(add); return(base); } /* * Destroy a real tree root. */ void rpmDestroyRealRoot(rpmRealDirPtr dir) { int i; for (i = 0;i < dir->nb_elem;i++) { if (dir->flags[i] & RPM_ELEM_DIRECTORY) { rpmDestroyRealRoot(dir->elems[i]); } xmlFree(dir->names[i]); } if (dir->elems) xmlFree(dir->elems); if (dir->names) xmlFree(dir->names); if (dir->flags) xmlFree(dir->flags); if (dir->name) xmlFree(dir->name); xmlFree(dir); } /* * Cleanup of the packages lists */ void rpmlistCleanup(void) { int i; fprintf(stderr, "rpmlistCleanup\n"); rpmDataListFree(&rpmSoftwareList); rpmRessListFree(&ressList); rpmRessListFree(&ressInstalledList); for (i = 0; i < HASH_SIZE;i++) { rpmHashTable[i] = NULL; rpmRessHashTable[i] = NULL; } rpmHashInitialize(); } /* * Cleanup of this module global varibales. */ void rpmdataCleanup(void) { int i; rpmDirListFree(&dirList); rpmDataListFree(&rpmSoftwareList); rpmRessListFree(&ressList); rpmRessListFree(&ressInstalledList); for (i = 0; i < HASH_SIZE;i++) { rpmHashTable[i] = NULL; rpmRessHashTable[i] = NULL; } dirList = NULL; dirTree = NULL; treeRoot = NULL; rpmHashInitialize(); } rpm2html-1.11.2/rpmopen.c0000664000076400007640000014664311466341726013707 0ustar hanyhany/* * rpmopen.c : open an extract information from RPM files. * * See Copyright for the status of this software. * * $Id: rpmopen.c,v 1.124 2010/11/09 21:57:42 hany Exp $ */ #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_FCNTL_H #include #endif #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_UNISTD_H #include #endif #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_RPM42 #include #endif #ifndef HAVE_RPM_RPMLEGACY_H int readLead(FD_t fd, /*@out@*/struct rpmlead *lead); #endif #ifdef HAVE_RPM42 typedef enum sigType_e { RPMSIGTYPE_HEADERSIG= 5 /*!< Header style signature */ } sigType; int rpmReadSignature(FD_t fd, Header *sighp, sigType sig_type, const char ** msg); #else int rpmReadSignature(FD_t fd, /*@out@*/ Header *header, short sig_type); #endif #if defined(WITH_GPG) #include #endif #include "rpm2html.h" #include "rpmdata.h" #include "html.h" #include "rdf.h" #include "language.h" #ifdef WITH_SQL #include "sql.h" #endif #ifdef USE_RPMIO #ifndef rpmdbNextIterator typedef struct headerTagTableEntry_s *headerTagTableEntryPtr; #else typedef struct headerTagTableEntry *headerTagTableEntryPtr; #endif #else typedef struct headerTagTableEntry *headerTagTableEntryPtr; #endif #ifndef HAVE_SNPRINTF #error You really need snprintf ... #endif /* * Get the internal number associated with an RPM tag. */ // removal of this possibly breaks compatibility with some ancient RPM but while // some tags are alredy used as macros directly, without 'getTagNumber()', removal // of this methond hopefully wont make in worser BUT it will help us compile this // against rpm.org's rpm-4.6 // XXX TODO: clean-up //static int //getTagNumber(char *tag) //{ // int i; // headerTagTableEntryPtr t; // // t = (headerTagTableEntryPtr) rpmTagTable; // for (i = 0; i < rpmTagTableSize; i++, t++) { // if (!strcasecmp(tag, t->name)) // return (t->val); // } // fprintf(stderr, "getTagNumber(%s) : unknown tag !\n", tag); // return (-1); //} /* * Free up the extra data not needed for the last stage processing. */ void rpmFreeExtraData(rpmDataPtr rpm) { rpmExtraDataPtr extra; int n1; if ((rpm == NULL) || (rpm->extra == NULL)) return; extra = rpm->extra; if (extra->packager != NULL) xmlFree(extra->packager); if (extra->description != NULL) xmlFree(extra->description); if (extra->copyright != NULL) xmlFree(extra->copyright); if (extra->changelog != NULL) xmlFree(extra->changelog); if (extra->srcrpm != NULL) xmlFree(extra->srcrpm); if (extra->host != NULL) xmlFree(extra->host); if (extra->resources != NULL) xmlFree(extra->resources); if (extra->requires != NULL) xmlFree(extra->requires); if (extra->filelist != NULL) xmlFree(extra->filelist); if (extra->sigs != NULL) { for (n1 = 0; n1 < extra->nb_sigs; n1++) if (extra->sigs[n1] != NULL) { if (extra->sigs[n1]->sig != NULL) xmlFree(extra->sigs[n1]->sig); #if defined(WITH_GPG) if (extra->sigs[n1]->resolve != NULL) xmlFree(extra->sigs[n1]->resolve); #endif xmlFree(extra->sigs[n1]); } xmlFree(extra->sigs); } xmlFree(extra); } /* * check a dependancy name to get rid of bad deps due to bad scripts * or spec files. */ int checkResourceName(const char *res) { int isname = 0; const char *base = res; if (*res == 0) return (0); /* * we only accept absolute pathnames. */ if (*res == '/') isname = 1; while (*res != 0) { if (((*res >= 'A') && (*res <= 'Z')) || ((*res >= 'a') && (*res <= 'z')) || ((*res >= '0') && (*res <= '9')) || (*res == '-') || (*res == '.') || (*res == '@') || (*res == '_') || (*res == '(') || (*res == ')') || (*res == '+') || ((*res == '/') && (isname == 1))) res++; else return (0); //if ((res - base) > 100) // return (0); } return (1); } /* * check a release name */ int checkReleaseName(const char *res) { const char *base = res; if (*res == 0) return (0); while (*res != 0) { if (((*res >= 'A') && (*res <= 'Z')) || ((*res >= 'a') && (*res <= 'z')) || ((*res >= '0') && (*res <= '9')) || (*res == '-') || (*res == '.') || (*res == '@') || (*res == '_') || (*res == '+')) res++; else return (0); if ((res - base) > 65) return (0); } return (1); } /* * check a group name */ int checkGroupName(const char *res) { const char *base = res; while (*res != 0) { if (((*res >= 'A') && (*res <= 'Z')) || ((*res >= 'a') && (*res <= 'z')) || ((*res >= '0') && (*res <= '9')) || (*res == ' ') || (*res == '.') || (*res == '(') || (*res == ')') || (*res == '+') || (*res == '/') || (*res == '-')) res++; else return (0); //if ((res - base) > 60) // return (0); } return (1); } /* * check a version name */ int checkVersionName(const char *res) { const char *base = res; if (*res == 0) return (0); while (*res != 0) { if (((*res >= 'A') && (*res <= 'Z')) || ((*res >= 'a') && (*res <= 'z')) || ((*res >= '0') && (*res <= '9')) || (*res == '-') || (*res == '.') || (*res == '@') || (*res == '_') || (*res == '+')) res++; else return (0); //if ((res - base) > 20) // return (0); } return (1); } #if defined(WITH_GPG) /* * rpmResolveGPGPSignatures : resolve GPG and PGP signatures found in package * code based on rpm-4.0-0.45 */ void rpmResolveGPGPSignature(const char *nameRpm, const char *sigtarget, const char *sigfile, rpmDataPtr rpm, int sign) { int pid, status, outpipe[2]; FILE *file; int rsize = 128, crsize; unsigned char buf[8192]; char *temp; /* Now run GPG */ outpipe[0] = outpipe[1] = 0; pipe(outpipe); if (!(pid = fork())) { close(outpipe[0]); /* gpg version 0.9 sends its output to stderr. */ dup2(outpipe[1], STDERR_FILENO); execlp(GPG_PROG, GPG_PROG, "--batch", "--no-verbose", "--verify", sigfile, sigtarget, NULL); fprintf(stderr, "%s exec failed!\n", GPG_PROG); exit(1); } close(outpipe[1]); file = fdopen(outpipe[0], "r"); rpm->extra->sigs[sign]->resolve = xmlMalloc(sizeof(char) * rsize); rpm->extra->sigs[sign]->resolve[0] = '\0'; while (fgets(buf, 1024, file)) { crsize = strlen(buf) + strlen(rpm->extra->sigs[sign]->resolve); if (crsize >= rsize) { rsize = crsize * 2; rpm->extra->sigs[sign]->resolve = xmlRealloc(rpm->extra->sigs[sign]->resolve, sizeof(char) * rsize); if (rpm->extra->sigs[sign]->resolve == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "cannot re-allocate %d bytes: %s\n", rsize, strerror(errno)); exit(1); } } strcat(rpm->extra->sigs[sign]->resolve, buf); } fclose(file); temp = xmlStrdup(protectEmail(rpm->extra->sigs[sign]->resolve)); xmlFree(rpm->extra->sigs[sign]->resolve); rpm->extra->sigs[sign]->resolve = temp; (void) waitpid(pid, &status, 0); } /* * rpmResolveMD5Signatures : resolve MD5 signatures found in package * code based on rpm-4.0-0.45 * for now, we are not checking whether MD5 sums are OK */ /*void rpmResolveMD5Signature(const char *nameRpm, const char *sigtarget, const char *sigfile, rpmDataPtr rpm, int sign) { }*/ /* * rpmResolveSignatures : resolve signatures found in package * code based on rpm-4.0-0.45 */ void rpmResolveSignatures(const char *path, const char *nameRpm, const char *sigtarget, rpmDataPtr rpm) { int sign = 0; if (rpm == NULL || rpm->extra->nb_sigs == 0 || sigtarget == NULL) return; for (sign = 0; sign < rpm->extra->nb_sigs; sign++) { FD_t sfd; char *sigfile = NULL; if (rpm->extra->sigs[sign]->tag != RPMSIGTAG_PGP && rpm->extra->sigs[sign]->tag != RPMSIGTAG_GPG) continue; /* Write out the signature */ sigfile = xmlMalloc(30); strcpy(sigfile, "/tmp/rpm2html.sig.XXXXXX"); sigfile = mktemp(sigfile); sfd = Fopen(sigfile, "w.fdio"); (void) Fwrite(rpm->extra->sigs[sign]->sig, sizeof(char), rpm->extra->sigs[sign]->size, sfd); Fclose(sfd); switch (rpm->extra->sigs[sign]->tag) { case RPMSIGTAG_PGP: case RPMSIGTAG_GPG: rpmResolveGPGPSignature(nameRpm, sigtarget, sigfile, rpm, sign); break; /*case RPMSIGTAG_MD5: * rpmResolveMD5Signature(nameRpm, sigtarget, sigfile, rpm, sign); * break; */ default: break; } if (sigfile != NULL) { unlink(sigfile); xmlFree(sigfile); } } } #endif /* * rpmAnalyze : analyze an RPM record, read and parse the header and * fill the information in the database. */ #define ENTRY_CLEANUP(p) \ if ((type == RPM_STRING_ARRAY_TYPE || type == RPM_I18NSTRING_TYPE)&&\ (p != NULL)) { free((p)); p = NULL; } static char *buffer = NULL; static int buffer_size = 50 * 1024 * sizeof(char); rpmDataPtr rpmAnalyze(char *path, char *nameRpm, const char *sigtarget, Header h, Header s, rpmDirPtr dir, rpmSubdirPtr tree, time_t stamp, int isSource) { int installed = dir->installbase; char *name = NULL, *version = NULL, *release = NULL; int_32 count, type; void *p = NULL; int val, i, j; rpmDataPtr rpm = NULL; static char nameBuffer[500]; #ifdef WITH_SQL int id; #endif HeaderIterator sIter; if (buffer == NULL) { buffer = (char *) xmlMalloc(buffer_size); if (buffer == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "cannot allocate %d bytes: %s\n", buffer_size, strerror(errno)); exit(1); } } /* extract information from the header */ headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_NAME, &type, (void **) &name, &count); if (name == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Invalid package %s : no name\n", nameRpm); return (NULL); } if (!(((name[0] >= 'a') && (name[0] <= 'z')) || ((name[0] >= 'A') && (name[0] <= 'Z')) || ((name[0] >= '0') && (name[0] <= '9')))) { fprintf(stderr, "Invalid package %s : garbled name\n", nameRpm); ENTRY_CLEANUP(name) return (NULL); } if (!checkResourceName(name)) { fprintf(stderr, "Invalid package %s : garbled name\n", nameRpm); ENTRY_CLEANUP(name) return (NULL); } headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_VERSION, &type, (void **) &version, &count); if ((version == NULL) || (version[0] == 0)) { fprintf(stderr, "Invalid package %s : version invalid\n", nameRpm); ENTRY_CLEANUP(name) ENTRY_CLEANUP(version) return (NULL); } if (!checkVersionName(version)) { fprintf(stderr, "Invalid package %s : garbled version\n", nameRpm); ENTRY_CLEANUP(name) ENTRY_CLEANUP(version) return (NULL); } headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_RELEASE, &type, (void **) &release, &count); if ((release == NULL) || (release[0] == 0)) { fprintf(stderr, "Invalid package %s : release invalid\n", nameRpm); ENTRY_CLEANUP(name) ENTRY_CLEANUP(version) ENTRY_CLEANUP(release) return (NULL); } if (!checkReleaseName(release)) { fprintf(stderr, "Invalid package %s : garbled release\n", nameRpm); ENTRY_CLEANUP(name) ENTRY_CLEANUP(version) ENTRY_CLEANUP(release) return (NULL); } /* allocate a new rpmData block, and an rpmExtraData block fill them */ rpm = (rpmDataPtr) xmlMalloc(sizeof(rpmData)); if (rpm == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "cannot allocate %d bytes: %s\n", sizeof(rpmData), strerror(errno)); return (NULL); } memset(rpm, 0, sizeof(rpmData)); rpm->extra = (rpmExtraDataPtr) xmlMalloc(sizeof(rpmExtraData)); if (rpm == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "cannot allocate %d bytes: %s\n", sizeof(rpmExtraData), strerror(errno)); return (NULL); } memset(rpm->extra, 0, sizeof(rpmExtraData)); rpm->dir = dir; if (tree) { if ((tree->rpmpath != NULL) && (tree->rpmpath[0] != '\0')) rpm->subdir = stringAdd(tree->rpmpath); else rpm->subdir = NULL; } else rpm->subdir = NULL; rpm->extra->stamp = stamp; rpm->name = stringAdd(name); ENTRY_CLEANUP(name); rpm->version = stringAdd(version); ENTRY_CLEANUP(version); rpm->release = stringAdd(release); ENTRY_CLEANUP(release); /* get all the resources provided by this RPM */ if (!headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_SUMMARY, &type, &p, &count) || !p) { rpm->summary = xmlStrdup(localizedStrings[LANG_NO_SUMMARY]); } else { rpm->summary = xmlStrdup((char *) p); } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); if (!headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_DESCRIPTION, &type, &p, &count) || !p || (type != RPM_STRING_TYPE)) { rpm->extra->description = xmlStrdup(localizedStrings[LANG_NO_DESCRIPTION]); } else { rpm->extra->description = xmlStrdup((char *) p); } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); if (!headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_DISTRIBUTION, &type, &p, &count) || !p || (type != RPM_STRING_TYPE)) { rpm->distribution = stringAdd(localizedStrings[LANG_UNKNOWN]); } else { rpm->distribution = stringAdd((char *) p); } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); if (isSource) { rpm->arch = stringAdd("src"); if (nameRpm == NULL) { snprintf(nameBuffer, sizeof(nameBuffer), "%s-%s-%s.src.rpm", name, version, release); nameRpm = nameBuffer; } } else { if (!headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_ARCH, &type, &p, &count) || !p || (type != RPM_STRING_TYPE)) { if (type == RPM_INT8_TYPE) { /* * Old packages. */ switch (*((char *) p)) { case 1: rpm->arch = stringAdd("i386"); break; default: rpm->arch = stringAdd("src"); break; } } else rpm->arch = stringAdd(localizedStrings[LANG_NONE]); if (nameRpm == NULL) { snprintf(nameBuffer, sizeof(nameBuffer), "%s-%s-%s.rpm", name, version, release); nameRpm = nameBuffer; } } else { rpm->arch = stringAdd((char *) p); if (nameRpm == NULL) { snprintf(nameBuffer, sizeof(nameBuffer), "%s-%s-%s.%s.rpm", name, version, release, (char *) p); nameRpm = nameBuffer; } } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); } if (!headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_OS, &type, &p, &count) || !p || (type != RPM_STRING_TYPE)) { if (type == RPM_INT8_TYPE) { /* * Old packages. */ switch (*((char *) p)) { case 1: rpm->os = stringAdd("linux"); break; default: rpm->os = stringAdd("linux"); break; } } else rpm->os = stringAdd(""); } else { rpm->os = stringAdd((char *) p); } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); if (!headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_VENDOR, &type, &p, &count) || !p || (type != RPM_STRING_TYPE)) { rpm->vendor = NULL; } else { rpm->vendor = stringAdd(protectEmail((char *) p)); } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); if (!headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_GROUP, &type, &p, &count) || !p || (type != RPM_STRING_TYPE)) { rpm->group = stringAdd(localizedStrings[LANG_NO_GROUP]); } else { rpm->group = stringAdd((char *) p); } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); if (!checkGroupName(rpm->group)) { fprintf(stderr, "Invalid package %s : garbled group\n", nameRpm); if (rpm->name) stringFree(rpm->name); if (rpm->version) stringFree(rpm->version); if (rpm->release) stringFree(rpm->release); if (rpm->summary) xmlFree(rpm->summary); if (rpm->distribution) stringFree(rpm->distribution); if (rpm->arch) stringFree(rpm->arch); if (rpm->os) stringFree(rpm->os); if (rpm->vendor != NULL) stringFree(rpm->vendor); if (rpm->group != NULL) stringFree(rpm->group); xmlFree(rpm); return (NULL); } if (!headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_BUILDHOST, &type, &p, &count) || !p || (type != RPM_STRING_TYPE)) { rpm->extra->host = xmlStrdup(localizedStrings[LANG_NO_HOST]); } else { rpm->extra->host = xmlStrdup((char *) p); } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); if (!headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_SIZE, &type, &p, &count) || !p) { rpm->size = 0; } else { rpm->size = *((int *) p); } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); if (installed) { if (!headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_INSTALLTIME, &type, &p, &count) || !p) { rpm->date = 0; } else { rpm->date = *((int_32 *) p); } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); } else { if (!headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_BUILDTIME, &type, &p, &count) || !p) { rpm->date = 0; } else { rpm->date = *((int_32 *) p); } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); } if (!headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_SOURCERPM, &type, &p, &count) || !p || (type != RPM_STRING_TYPE)) { rpm->extra->srcrpm = xmlStrdup(""); } else { rpm->extra->srcrpm = xmlStrdup((char *) p); } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); if (!headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_URL, &type, &p, &count) || !p || (type != RPM_STRING_TYPE)) { rpm->url = NULL; } else { rpm->url = xmlStrdup((char *) p); } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); if (!headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_PACKAGER, &type, &p, &count) || !p || (type != RPM_STRING_TYPE)) { rpm->extra->packager = NULL; } else { rpm->extra->packager = xmlStrdup(protectEmail((char *) p)); } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); if (!headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_LICENSE, &type, &p, &count) || !p || (type != RPM_STRING_TYPE)) { rpm->extra->copyright = NULL; } else { rpm->extra->copyright = xmlStrdup((char *) p); } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); /* Pick up changelog entries */ if (!headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_CHANGELOGTEXT, &type, &p, &count) || !p) { rpm->extra->changelog = NULL; } else { int_32 *dates; /* necessary when sizeof(time_t) != sizeof(int_32) */ time_t date; char **names; char **holdp = (char **) p; char *cp; struct tm *tm_buf; int i, len, pos; char date_string[50]; char *res = buffer; *res = '\0'; headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_CHANGELOGTIME, &type, (void *) &dates, &count); headerGetEntry(h, RPMTAG_CHANGELOGNAME, &type, (void *) &names, &count); for (i = 0; i < count; i++) { if ((res - buffer) > (buffer_size - 1024)) { int delta = res - buffer; buffer_size *= 2; buffer = (char *) xmlRealloc(buffer, buffer_size); if (buffer == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "cannot re-allocate %d bytes: %s\n", buffer_size, strerror(errno)); exit(1); } res = &buffer[delta]; } date = dates[i]; tm_buf = localtime(&date); strftime(date_string, sizeof(date_string) - 1, "%a %b %d %Y", tm_buf); len = snprintf(res, buffer_size, "* %s %s\n", date_string, names[i]); res += len; cp = holdp[i]; pos = 0; if ((res - buffer + strlen(holdp[i])) > buffer_size) { int delta = res - buffer; buffer_size *= 2; buffer = (char *) xmlRealloc(buffer, buffer_size); if (buffer == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "cannot re-allocate %d bytes: %s\n", buffer_size, strerror(errno)); exit(1); } res = &buffer[delta]; } while (*cp) { if (pos++ == 0) { *res++ = ' '; *res++ = ' '; } *res++ = *cp; if (*cp++ == '\n') pos = 0; } *res++ = '\n'; } *res = '\0'; rpm->extra->changelog = xmlStrdup(protectEmail(buffer)); ENTRY_CLEANUP(names); } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); if (rpm->vendor == NULL) { if (rpm->extra->packager != NULL) rpm->vendor = xmlStrdup(rpm->extra->packager); else rpm->vendor = xmlStrdup(localizedStrings[LANG_UNKNOWN]); } if (s == NULL) rpm->extra->sigs = NULL; else { int tag, type; rpm->extra->max_sigs = 1; rpm->extra->sigs = (rpmSigPtr *) xmlMalloc(sizeof(rpmSigPtr) * rpm->extra->max_sigs); rpm->extra->sigs[0] = NULL; rpm->extra->nb_sigs = 0; for (sIter = headerInitIterator(s); headerNextIterator(sIter, &tag, &type, (void *) &p, &count);) { if ((tag != RPMSIGTAG_MD5) && (tag != RPMSIGTAG_PGP) && (tag != RPMSIGTAG_GPG)) continue; if (rpm->extra->nb_sigs >= rpm->extra->max_sigs) { rpm->extra->max_sigs *= 2; rpm->extra->sigs = (rpmSigPtr *) xmlRealloc(rpm->extra->sigs, sizeof(rpmSigPtr) * rpm->extra->max_sigs); if (rpm->extra->sigs == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "cannot re-allocate %d bytes: %s\n", rpm->extra->max_sigs, strerror(errno)); exit(1); } } rpm->extra->sigs[rpm->extra->nb_sigs] = (rpmSigPtr) xmlMalloc(sizeof(rpmSig)); rpm->extra->sigs[rpm->extra->nb_sigs]->tag = tag; rpm->extra->sigs[rpm->extra->nb_sigs]->type = type; rpm->extra->sigs[rpm->extra->nb_sigs]->size = count; rpm->extra->sigs[rpm->extra->nb_sigs]->sig = xmlMalloc(count); memcpy(rpm->extra->sigs[rpm->extra->nb_sigs]->sig, p, count); #if defined(WITH_GPG) rpm->extra->sigs[rpm->extra->nb_sigs]->resolve = NULL; #endif rpm->extra->nb_sigs++; ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); } } rpm->filename = xmlStrdup(nameRpm); /* package-xxx.rpm provides at least the resource "package" */ val = RPMTAG_PROVIDES; if (!headerGetEntry(h, val, &type, &p, &count) || !p) { rpm->extra->nb_resources = 1; rpm->extra->max_resources = 1; rpm->extra->resources = (rpmRessPtr *) xmlMalloc(sizeof(rpmRessPtr) * rpm->extra->max_resources); if (rpm->extra->resources == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, ": ran out of memory\n"); exit(1); } rpm->extra->resources[0] = rpmRessAdd(name, rpm, installed); } else { rpm->extra->max_resources = count + 1; rpm->extra->resources = (rpmRessPtr *) xmlMalloc(sizeof(rpmRessPtr) * rpm->extra->max_resources); if (rpm->extra->resources == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, ": ran out of memory\n"); exit(1); } rpm->extra->resources[0] = rpmRessAdd(name, rpm, installed); rpm->extra->nb_resources = 1; for (i = 0, j = rpm->extra->nb_resources; i < count; i++) { if (!checkResourceName(((char **) p)[i])) continue; if (!strcmp(((char **) p)[i], name)) continue; rpm->extra->resources[j++] = rpmRessAdd(((char **) p)[i], rpm, installed); } rpm->extra->nb_resources = j; } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); val = RPMTAG_REQUIRENAME; if (!headerGetEntry(h, val, &type, &p, &count) || !p) { rpm->extra->nb_requires = 0; rpm->extra->requires = NULL; } else { int_32 count2, count3, type2, type3; void *q = NULL; void *r = NULL; int valv, valf; rpm->extra->max_requires = count; rpm->extra->requires = (rpmRessPtr *) xmlMalloc(sizeof(rpmRessPtr) * rpm->extra->max_requires); if (rpm->extra->requires == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, ": ran out of memory\n"); exit(1); } valv = RPMTAG_REQUIREVERSION; valf = RPMTAG_REQUIREFLAGS; headerGetEntry(h, valv, &type2, &q, &count2); headerGetEntry(h, valf, &type3, &r, &count3); rpm->extra->nb_requires = 0; for (i = 0, j = 0; (i < count2) && (i < count3); i++) { long anint = *(((long *) r) + i); rpm_dep_flag flag = RPM2HTML_REQ_NONE; if ((anint & RPMSENSE_LESS) && (anint & RPMSENSE_EQUAL)) flag = RPM2HTML_REQ_LEQ; else if (anint & RPMSENSE_LESS) flag = RPM2HTML_REQ_LT; if ((anint & RPMSENSE_GREATER) && (anint & RPMSENSE_EQUAL)) flag = RPM2HTML_REQ_GEQ; else if (anint & RPMSENSE_GREATER) flag = RPM2HTML_REQ_GT; else if (anint & RPMSENSE_EQUAL) flag = RPM2HTML_REQ_EQU; if (!checkResourceName(((char **) p)[i])) continue; rpm->extra->requires[j++] = rpmRequAdd(((char **) p)[i], ((char **) q)[i], flag, rpm, installed); } rpm->extra->nb_requires = j; if ((type2 == RPM_STRING_ARRAY_TYPE || type2 == RPM_I18NSTRING_TYPE) && (q != NULL)) { free((q)); q = NULL; } if ((type3 == RPM_STRING_ARRAY_TYPE || type3 == RPM_I18NSTRING_TYPE) && (r != NULL)) { free((r)); r = NULL; } for (; i < count; i++) rpmRequAdd(((char **) p)[i], NULL, RPM2HTML_REQ_NONE, rpm, installed); } ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); #ifdef HAVE_RPM42 const char *fname; rpmfi fi; fi = rpmfiNew(NULL, h, RPMTAG_BASENAMES, 0); if (rpmfiFC(fi) <= 0) rpm->extra->filelist = NULL; /* No filelist in the package ! */ else { fi = rpmfiInit(fi, 0); char *ptr = buffer; while (rpmfiNext(fi) >= 0) { fname = rpmfiFN(fi); #else #if defined(RPMTAG_FILENAMES) val = RPMTAG_FILENAMES; headerGetEntry(h, val, &type, &p, &count); #else rpmBuildFileList(h, (const char ***) &p, &count); #endif if (count == 0) { rpm->extra->filelist = NULL; /* No filelist in the package ! */ } else { char *ptr = buffer; for (i = 0; i < count; i++) { #endif if ((ptr - buffer) > (buffer_size - 1024)) { int delta = ptr - buffer; buffer_size *= 2; buffer = (char *) xmlRealloc(buffer, buffer_size); if (buffer == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "cannot re-allocate %d bytes: %s\n", buffer_size, strerror(errno)); exit(1); } ptr = &buffer[delta]; } #ifdef HAVE_RPM42 ptr += snprintf(ptr, buffer_size, "%s\n", fname); #else ptr += snprintf(ptr, buffer_size, "%s\n", ((char **) p)[i]); #endif } #ifdef HAVE_RPM42 fi = rpmfiFree(fi); #endif rpm->extra->filelist = xmlStrdup(buffer); } #ifndef HAVE_RPM42 ENTRY_CLEANUP(p); #endif #ifdef WITH_GPG rpmResolveSignatures(path, nameRpm, sigtarget, rpm); #endif #ifdef WITH_SQL if ((path == NULL) || (!sql_get_package_id(path))) { id = sql_add_package(path, rpm->name, rpm->version, rpm->release, rpm->arch, dir->no, rpm->url, rpm->extra->srcrpm, dir->vendor, rpm->extra->packager, rpm->group, rpm->summary, rpm->extra->description, rpm->extra->copyright, rpm->date, rpm->size, rpm->os, rpm->distribution, rpm->vendor); if (id > 0) { for (i = 0; i < rpm->extra->nb_resources; i++) sql_add_provides(id, rpm->extra->resources[i]->name); for (i = 0; i < rpm->extra->nb_requires; i++) sql_add_requires(id, rpm->extra->requires[i]->name, rpm->extra->requires[i]->flag, rpm->extra->requires[i]->version); } } else id = 0; #endif /* Add the package files to the real filesystem tree if asked for */ #ifdef WITH_SQL if ((rpm->extra->filelist != NULL) && ((dir->build_tree != 0) || (id > 0))) { #else if ((dir->build_tree != 0) && (rpm->extra->filelist != NULL)) { #endif char *cur, *filename; cur = rpm->extra->filelist; while ((*cur != '\0') && (*cur != '/')) cur++; filename = cur; while (*cur != '\0') { if ((*cur == '\n') || (*cur == '\r')) { if (cur != filename) { #ifdef WITH_SQL if (dir->build_tree != 0) rpmAddRealFile(dir->root, filename, rpm); if (id > 0) { *cur = 0; sql_add_file(filename, id); *cur = '\n'; } #else rpmAddRealFile(dir->root, filename, rpm); #endif } while ((*cur != '\0') && (*cur != '/')) cur++; filename = cur; } else cur++; } if (cur != filename) rpmAddRealFile(dir->root, filename, rpm); } /* Register this package */ rpmAddSoftware(rpm); /* dump the HTML related to this package */ if ((rpm2html_dump_html) && (dir->html)) dumpRpmHtml(rpm, tree); if (rpm2html_dump_rdf) // TODO compare also last-modification-time of package on RDF (if existing) and dump RDF only if package is newer or RDF does not exists dumpRpmRdf(rpm, tree); /* free the extra data */ rpmFreeExtraData(rpm); /* increment the counters */ if (installed) { rpm2html_install_files++; rpm2html_install_size += rpm->size / 1024; } else { rpm2html_files++; rpm2html_size += rpm->size / 1024; } return (rpm); } /* * rpmOpen : open an RPM file, read and parse the header and * fill the information in the database. */ rpmDataPtr rpmOpen(char *nameRpm, rpmDirPtr dir, rpmSubdirPtr tree) { rpmDataPtr cur; FD_t fd; int rc; Header h = NULL; Header s = NULL; #ifndef HAVE_RPM_RPMLEGACY_H struct rpmlead lead; #endif int isSource; char buffer[500]; struct stat buf; #if defined(WITH_GPG) FD_t ofd = NULL; char *sigtarget = NULL; ssize_t count; unsigned char stbuffer[8192]; #endif /* open the file for reading */ if (tree->htmlpath[0] != '\0') snprintf(buffer, sizeof(buffer), "%s/%s/%s", dir->rpmdir, tree->rpmpath, nameRpm); else snprintf(buffer, sizeof(buffer), "%s/%s", dir->rpmdir, nameRpm); if (access(buffer, R_OK) < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "open of %s failed: %s\n", buffer, strerror(errno)); return (NULL); } fd = Fopen(buffer, "r.fdio"); if (fd == NULL || Ferror(fd)) { fprintf(stderr, "Fopen of %s failed: %s\n", buffer, Fstrerror(fd)); return (NULL); } stat(buffer, &buf); /* read the RPM header */ #if defined(_RPMVSF_NODIGESTS) { rpmts ts = rpmtsCreate(); /* do no verifications except the SHA1 header */ /* for performance reasons (see redhat bugzilla #83320) */ rpmtsSetVSFlags(ts, ~RPMVSF_NOSHA1HEADER); rc = rpmReadPackageFile(ts, fd, buffer, &h); ts = rpmtsFree(ts); } #else rc = rpmReadPackageHeader(fd, &h, &isSource, NULL, NULL); #endif switch (rc) { case 0: if (!h) { fprintf(stderr, "old format source packages cannot be queried\n"); Fclose(fd); return (NULL); } isSource = (headerIsEntry(h, RPMTAG_SOURCEPACKAGE) ? 1 : 0); break; case 1: fprintf(stderr, "%s does not appear to be a RPM package\n", nameRpm); Fclose(fd); return (NULL); case 2: fprintf(stderr, "query of %s failed\n", nameRpm); Fclose(fd); return (NULL); case 4: fprintf(stderr, "%s: Error %d Found and Ignored\n", nameRpm, rc); if (!h) { fprintf(stderr, "packages cannot be queried\n"); Fclose(fd); return (NULL); } isSource = (headerIsEntry(h, RPMTAG_SOURCEPACKAGE) ? 1 : 0); break; default: fprintf(stderr, "rpmReadPackageHeader(%s): unknown error %d\n", nameRpm, rc); Fclose(fd); return (NULL); } #ifdef HAVE_RPM_RPMLEGACY_H // XXX phanecak: for now I do not know how to read signatures with rpm.org 4.6 or later #else // ifdef HAVE_RPM_RPMLEGACY_H /* read the RPM signature */ if (readLead(fd, &lead)) { fprintf(stderr, "readLead failed\n"); fdClose(fd); return (NULL); } switch (lead.major) { case 1: fprintf(stderr, "no signature available (v1.0 RPM) in %s\n", nameRpm); break; default: #ifdef HAVE_RPM42 if (rpmReadSignature(fd, &s, lead.signature_type, NULL)) { #else if (rpmReadSignature(fd, &s, lead.signature_type)) { #endif fprintf(stderr, "rpmReadSignature failed\n"); fdClose(fd); return (NULL); } if (!s) { fprintf(stderr, "no signature available in %s\n", nameRpm); fdClose(fd); return (NULL); } #if defined(WITH_GPG) /* open temp file for writing */ sigtarget = xmlMalloc(30); strcpy(sigtarget, "/tmp/rpm2html.date.XXXXXX"); sigtarget = mktemp(sigtarget); ofd = Fopen(sigtarget, "w.ufdio"); if (ofd == NULL || Ferror(ofd)) { fprintf(stderr, "Fopen of %s failed: %s\n", sigtarget, Fstrerror(ofd)); xmlFree(sigtarget); sigtarget = NULL; } /* write the header and archive to a temp file */ while ((count = Fread(stbuffer, sizeof(stbuffer[0]), sizeof(stbuffer), fd)) > 0) { if (Fwrite(stbuffer, sizeof(stbuffer[0]), count, ofd) < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "%s: Fwrite failed: %s\n", sigtarget, Fstrerror(ofd)); xmlFree(sigtarget); sigtarget = NULL; } } if (count < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "%s: Fread failed: %s\n", buffer, Fstrerror(fd)); xmlFree(sigtarget); sigtarget = NULL; } Fclose(ofd); #endif break; } #endif // ifdef HAVE_RPM_RPMLEGACY_H /* close the descriptor */ Fclose(fd); #if defined(WITH_GPG) cur = rpmAnalyze(buffer, nameRpm, sigtarget, h, s, dir, tree, buf.st_mtime, isSource); #else cur = rpmAnalyze(buffer, nameRpm, NULL, h, s, dir, tree, buf.st_mtime, isSource); #endif /* free the header */ headerFree(h); headerFree(s); #if defined(WITH_GPG) if (sigtarget) { unlink(sigtarget); xmlFree(sigtarget); } #endif return (cur); } /* * Scan one directory for RPM files this is where the recursive handling * is done. */ static rpmDataPtr rpmOneDirScan(rpmDirPtr dir, rpmSubdirPtr tree) { rpmSubdirPtr subtree; rpmDataPtr ret = NULL, cur; char *filename; static char path[2000]; struct stat buf; int len; DIR *d; struct dirent *file; /* * Create the directory for the HTML pages */ if ((rpm2html_dump_html) && (dir->html)) { if (tree->htmlpath[0] != '\0') snprintf(path, sizeof(path), "%s/%s", dir->dir, tree->htmlpath); else snprintf(path, sizeof(path), "%s", dir->dir); createDirectory(path); } /* * Scan the repository. */ if (tree->rpmpath[0] != '\0') snprintf(path, sizeof(path), "%s/%s", dir->rpmdir, tree->rpmpath); else snprintf(path, sizeof(path), "%s", dir->rpmdir); if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) printf("Scanning directory %s\n", path); d = opendir(path); if (d == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Listing of %s failed: %s\n", path, strerror(errno)); rpmRemoveSubdir(tree); rpmFreeSubdir(tree); tree = NULL; return (NULL); } else { while ((file = readdir(d)) != NULL) { cur = NULL; filename = file->d_name; len = strlen(filename); /* * Compute the full path */ if (tree->rpmpath[0] != '\0') snprintf(path, sizeof(path), "%s/%s/%s", dir->rpmdir, tree->rpmpath, filename); else snprintf(path, sizeof(path), "%s/%s", dir->rpmdir, filename); /* * Stat() the file to detect directory and symlimks */ if (lstat(path, &buf) != 0) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't stat(%s)\n", path); continue; } /* * Check for RPM files by looking at the suffix * Note that SuSE source RPMs have a ".spm" suffix * We may or may not follow symlinks to RPM files */ if (((len >= 5) && (!strcasecmp(&filename[len - 4], ".rpm"))) || ((len >= 5) && (!strcasecmp(&filename[len - 4], ".spm")))) { if ((S_ISLNK(buf.st_mode)) && (dir->rpm_symlinks == 0)) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) fprintf(stderr, "Dropping symlink %s\n", path); continue; } cur = rpmOpen(filename, dir, tree); } /* * Don't follow of analyze symlinks, */ else if ((S_ISLNK(buf.st_mode)) && (dir->follow_symlinks == 0)) { if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) fprintf(stderr, "Dropping symlink %s\n", path); continue; } /* * Check for RDF files by looking at the suffix */ else if ((len >= 5) && (!strcasecmp(&filename[len - 4], ".rdf"))) { cur = rpmOpenRdf(filename, dir, tree); } /* * Else if this is a directory, recurse ! */ else if (S_ISDIR(buf.st_mode)) { if (filename[0] != '.') { subtree = rpmNewSubdir(tree, filename, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0); cur = rpmOneDirScan(dir, subtree); } } if (cur != NULL) ret = rpmAddList(ret, cur); } } closedir(d); /* * Dump the pages related to this directory. */ if (ret != NULL) ret = dumpDirIndex(dir, tree, ret); else { rpmRemoveSubdir(tree); rpmFreeSubdir(tree); tree = NULL; } return (ret); } /* * Scan a directory for RPM files. */ static rpmDataPtr rpmDirScan(rpmDirPtr dir, rpmSubdirPtr tree) { rpmSubdirPtr cur; rpmDataPtr ret; if ((rpm2html_dump_html) && (dir->html) && (dir->build_tree != 0)) { dir->root = rpmCreateRealRoot(); } cur = rpmNewSubdir(tree, dir->name, dir->subdir == NULL ? "" : dir->subdir, "", dir->color, dir->html); ret = rpmOneDirScan(dir, cur); rpmDumpHtmlRealRoot(dir); return (ret); } /* * Scan the local RPM database for RPM files. */ static rpmDataPtr rpmBaseScan(rpmDirPtr dir) { static char path[2000]; rpmDataPtr ret = NULL, cur; rpmdb db; Header h = NULL; char *prefix = "/"; rpmdbMatchIterator mi; #ifdef WITH_SQL dir->no = sql_get_distrib_by_directory(dir->rpmdir); #endif /* * Create the directory for the HTML pages */ if ((rpm2html_dump_html) && (dir->html)) { if (dir->subdir) snprintf(path, sizeof(path), "%s/%s", dir->dir, dir->subdir); else snprintf(path, sizeof(path), "%s", dir->dir); createDirectory(path); } /* * Create the directory for the RDF pages */ if (rpm2html_rdf_dir != NULL) { if (dir->subdir) snprintf(path, sizeof(path), "%s/%s", rpm2html_rdf_dir, dir->subdir); else snprintf(path, sizeof(path), "%s", rpm2html_rdf_dir); createDirectory(path); } if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("Scanning the database of installed RPMs\n"); if (dir->dbpath != NULL) addMacro(NULL, "_dbpath", NULL, dir->dbpath, -7); /* Added by A.Gibert */ if (rpmdbOpen(prefix, &db, O_RDONLY, 0644)) { return (NULL); } mi = rpmdbInitIterator(db, RPMDBI_PACKAGES, NULL, 0); while ((h = rpmdbNextIterator(mi)) != NULL) { cur = rpmAnalyze(NULL, NULL, NULL, h, NULL, dir, NULL, 0, 0); if (cur != NULL) ret = rpmAddList(ret, cur); } rpmdbFreeIterator(mi); rpmdbClose(db); return (ret); } /* * Scan one directory only */ void rpmDirScanOneDir(const char *directory) { rpmDirPtr dir; rpmDataPtr cur; /* * first try to find the distrib */ dir = dirList; while (dir != NULL) { if (!strcasecmp(dir->rpmdir, directory)) break; dir = dir->next; } if (dir == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmDirScanOneDir(%s): distribution not found\n", directory); return; } if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("indexing %s\n", dir->name); /* * Allocate a directory tree. */ dirTree = rpmNewSubdir(NULL, "", "", "", NULL, 1); cur = NULL; /* * Override default setting. */ if ((dir->maint == NULL) && (rpm2html_maint != NULL)) dir->maint = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_maint); if ((dir->mail == NULL) && (rpm2html_mail != NULL)) dir->mail = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_mail); if ((dir->ftp == NULL) && (rpm2html_ftp != NULL)) dir->ftp = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_ftp); if ((dir->ftpsrc == NULL) && (rpm2html_ftpsrc != NULL)) dir->ftpsrc = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_ftpsrc); if ((dir->dir == NULL) && (rpm2html_dir != NULL)) dir->dir = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_dir); if ((dir->host == NULL) && (rpm2html_host != NULL)) dir->host = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_host); if ((dir->name == NULL) && (rpm2html_name != NULL)) dir->name = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_name); if ((dir->url == NULL) && (rpm2html_url != NULL)) dir->url = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_url); if (dir->rpmdir == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "?!? rpmDir without directory ?!? disabled !\n"); } else if (!strncmp(dir->rpmdir, "localbase", 9)) { /* Scan the local RPM database instead of a directory */ cur = rpmBaseScan(dir); } else if (dir->ftp == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Directory %s disabled : no ftp field\n", dir->rpmdir); } else { #ifdef WITH_SQL dir->no = sql_get_distrib_by_directory(dir->rpmdir); #endif if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("Scanning directory %s for RPMs\n", dir->rpmdir); cur = rpmDirScan(dir, dirTree); } } /* * Scan one distribution only */ void rpmDirScanOneDist(const char *dist) { rpmDirPtr dir; rpmDataPtr cur; /* * first try to find the distrib */ dir = dirList; while (dir != NULL) { if (!strcasecmp(dir->name, dist)) break; if (!strcasecmp(dir->subdir, dist)) break; if (!strcasecmp(dir->rpmdir, dist)) break; dir = dir->next; } if (dir == NULL) { dir = dirList; while (dir != NULL) { if (!strstr(dir->name, dist)) break; if (!strstr(dir->subdir, dist)) break; if (!strstr(dir->rpmdir, dist)) break; dir = dir->next; } } if (dir == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmDirScanOneDist(%s): distribution not found\n", dist); return; } if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("indexing %s\n", dir->name); /* * Allocate a directory tree. */ dirTree = rpmNewSubdir(NULL, "", "", "", NULL, 1); cur = NULL; /* * Override default setting. */ if ((dir->maint == NULL) && (rpm2html_maint != NULL)) dir->maint = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_maint); if ((dir->mail == NULL) && (rpm2html_mail != NULL)) dir->mail = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_mail); if ((dir->ftp == NULL) && (rpm2html_ftp != NULL)) dir->ftp = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_ftp); if ((dir->ftpsrc == NULL) && (rpm2html_ftpsrc != NULL)) dir->ftpsrc = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_ftpsrc); if ((dir->dir == NULL) && (rpm2html_dir != NULL)) dir->dir = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_dir); if ((dir->host == NULL) && (rpm2html_host != NULL)) dir->host = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_host); if ((dir->name == NULL) && (rpm2html_name != NULL)) dir->name = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_name); if ((dir->url == NULL) && (rpm2html_url != NULL)) dir->url = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_url); if (dir->rpmdir == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "?!? rpmDir without directory ?!? disabled !\n"); } else if (!strncmp(dir->rpmdir, "localbase", 9)) { /* Scan the local RPM database instead of a directory */ cur = rpmBaseScan(dir); } else if (dir->ftp == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Directory %s disabled : no ftp field\n", dir->rpmdir); } else { #ifdef WITH_SQL dir->no = sql_get_distrib_by_directory(dir->rpmdir); #endif if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("Scanning directory %s for RPMs\n", dir->rpmdir); cur = rpmDirScan(dir, dirTree); } if (dir->root != NULL) { rpmDestroyRealRoot(dir->root); dir->root = NULL; } rpmFreeSubdir(dirTree); dirTree = NULL; } /* * Scan all registered directories. * One fist check for completeness of the information in * the rpmDir structure. */ rpmDataPtr rpmDirScanAll(void) { rpmDirPtr dir, next; rpmDataPtr ret = NULL, cur; #ifndef WITH_SQL int maxLists = 50; rpmDataPtr *rpmLists; int nbLists = 0; int i; #endif /* * first reverse the list .... */ dir = dirList; dirList = NULL; while (dir != NULL) { next = dir->next; dir->next = dirList; dirList = dir; dir = next; } dir = dirList; /* * Allocate a directory tree. */ dirTree = rpmNewSubdir(NULL, "", "", "", NULL, 1); #ifndef WITH_SQL rpmLists = (rpmDataPtr *) xmlMalloc(maxLists * sizeof(rpmDataPtr)); if (rpmLists == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmDirScanAll : running out of memory !\n"); exit(1); } #endif while (dir != NULL) { cur = NULL; /* * Complete with default setting. */ if ((dir->maint == NULL) && (rpm2html_maint != NULL)) dir->maint = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_maint); if ((dir->mail == NULL) && (rpm2html_mail != NULL)) dir->mail = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_mail); if ((dir->ftp == NULL) && (rpm2html_ftp != NULL)) dir->ftp = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_ftp); if ((dir->ftpsrc == NULL) && (rpm2html_ftpsrc != NULL)) dir->ftpsrc = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_ftpsrc); if ((dir->dir == NULL) && (rpm2html_dir != NULL)) dir->dir = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_dir); if ((dir->host == NULL) && (rpm2html_host != NULL)) dir->host = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_host); if ((dir->name == NULL) && (rpm2html_name != NULL)) dir->name = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_name); if ((dir->url == NULL) && (rpm2html_url != NULL)) dir->url = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_url); if (dir->rpmdir == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "?!? rpmDir without directory ?!? disabled !\n"); } else if (!strncmp(dir->rpmdir, "localbase", 9)) { /* Scan the local RPM database instead of a directory */ cur = rpmBaseScan(dir); } else if (dir->ftp == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Directory %s disabled : no ftp field\n", dir->rpmdir); } else { #ifdef WITH_SQL dir->no = sql_get_distrib_by_directory(dir->rpmdir); #endif if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("Scanning directory %s for RPMs\n", dir->rpmdir); cur = rpmDirScan(dir, dirTree); } #ifdef WITH_SQL /* * The packages list will be reextratced from the * database at the end, minimize memory consumption */ rpmlistCleanup(); #else if (cur != NULL) { if (nbLists >= maxLists) { maxLists *= 2; rpmLists = (rpmDataPtr *) xmlRealloc(rpmLists, maxLists * sizeof(rpmDataPtr)); if (rpmLists == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "rpmDirScanAll : running out of memory!\n"); exit(1); } } rpmLists[nbLists] = cur; nbLists++; } #endif if (dir->root != NULL) { rpmDestroyRealRoot(dir->root); dir->root = NULL; } dir = dir->next; } #ifndef WITH_SQL for (i = 0; i < nbLists; i++) ret = rpmAddList(ret, rpmLists[i]); xmlFree(rpmLists); #endif return (ret); } /* * Cleanup the global variables from this module */ void rpmopenCleanup(void) { if (buffer != NULL) xmlFree(buffer); buffer = NULL; buffer_size = 50 * 1024 * sizeof(char); } rpm2html-1.11.2/stringbuf.c0000664000076400007640000000703707217421437014220 0ustar hanyhany/* * stringbuf.h: interface for the String buffering module. * * daniel@veillard.com */ #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_UNISTD_H #include #endif #include "stringbuf.h" #include "memory.h" /* * Not the default, too heavy on CPU ... */ #ifdef WITH_STRING_BUF #define CLEANUP_FREQUENCY 2000 /* * An hash table for the Strings */ #define HASH_SIZE 65536 typedef struct stringHash { struct stringHash *next; /* next clash in the hash table */ int use; /* number of references */ const char *val; /* the string value */ } stringHash, *stringHashPtr; stringHashPtr stringHashTable[HASH_SIZE]; /* * Hash table initialization. */ static int stringHashInitialized = 0; static void stringHashInitialize(void) { int i; for (i = 0; i < HASH_SIZE; i++) { stringHashTable[i] = NULL; } stringHashInitialized = 1; } /* * Compute an hash key */ static int stringGetHash(const char *str) { unsigned short res = 0; while (*str != 0) res += *(str++); return((int) (res % HASH_SIZE)); } /* * Cleanup the hash table for unused entries */ void stringTableCleanup(void) { int key; int used = 0, entries = 0; stringHashPtr cur; stringHashPtr prev; for (key =0;key < HASH_SIZE;key++) { if (stringHashTable[key] != NULL) used++; while (stringHashTable[key] != NULL) { if (stringHashTable[key]->use == 0) { cur = stringHashTable[key]->next; stringHashTable[key]->val = NULL; stringHashTable[key]->use = 0; stringHashTable[key]->next = NULL; xmlFree(stringHashTable[key]); stringHashTable[key] = cur; } else { entries++; prev = stringHashTable[key]; cur = stringHashTable[key]->next; while (cur != NULL) { if (cur->use == 0) { xmlFree(cur->val); prev->next = cur->next; cur->next = NULL; xmlFree(cur); cur = prev->next; } else { entries++; prev = cur; cur = cur->next; } } goto next_key; } } next_key: } printf("String Buffer: %d entries, %d hash\n", entries, used); } /* * Duplicate an "external" string. Search the string in the * list if not found, add it, otherwise increment the counter. */ const char *stringAdd(const char *str) { int key; stringHashPtr cur; static int toCleanup = CLEANUP_FREQUENCY; if (stringHashInitialized == 0) stringHashInitialize(); toCleanup--; if (toCleanup <= 0) { toCleanup = CLEANUP_FREQUENCY; stringTableCleanup(); } key = stringGetHash(str); cur = stringHashTable[key]; while (cur != NULL) { if (!strcmp(str, cur->val)) { cur->use++; return(cur->val); } cur = cur->next; } cur = xmlMalloc(sizeof(stringHash)); cur->val = xmlStrdup(str); cur->use = 1; cur->next = stringHashTable[key]; stringHashTable[key] = cur; return(cur->val); } /* * Free a duplicate of the string. Decrement the counter, if zero, * free the string and remove it from the list. */ void stringFree(const char *str) { int key; stringHashPtr cur; key = stringGetHash(str); cur = stringHashTable[key]; while (cur != NULL) { if (!strcmp(str, cur->val)) { cur->use--; /* TODO : garbage collect ... */ return; } cur = cur->next; } printf("stringFree : %s not found !\n", str); } #else /* ! WITH_STRING_BUF */ const char *stringAdd(const char *str) { return(xmlStrdup(str)); } void stringFree(const char *str) { xmlFree((char *) str); } #endif /* !WITH_STRING_BUF */ rpm2html-1.11.2/sql.c0000664000076400007640000024524311452634006013011 0ustar hanyhany/* * sql.c: front-end for MySQL database */ #include "config.h" #include #include #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_FCNTL_H #include #endif #include #include #include #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_UNISTD_H #include #endif /******** #include ********/ #include #include #include #include #include "rpm2html.h" #include "rpmdata.h" /******** #include "rpmdata.h" ********/ #include "sql.h" #include "html.h" /* #define SQL_DEBUG_TIMING */ #define SQL_DEBUG_MEM #define SQL_MAX_DISTRIBS 500 /************************************************************************ * * * Generic inititialisation/close of the DB * * * ************************************************************************/ static MYSQL *sql = NULL; static const char *myhost, *mybase, *myuser, *mypasswd; int init_sql(const char *host, const char *base, const char *user, const char *passwd) { int attempts = 0; /* * Close the previous connection if any */ if (sql != NULL) { close_sql(); if (myhost != NULL) free((char *) myhost); myhost = NULL; if (mybase != NULL) free((char *) mybase); mybase = NULL; if (myuser != NULL) free((char *) myuser); myuser = NULL; if (mypasswd != NULL) free((char *) mypasswd); mypasswd = NULL; } if (host == NULL) host = getenv("MySQL_HOST"); if (host == NULL) host = "localhost"; if (base == NULL) base = getenv("MySQL_BASE"); if (base == NULL) base = "rpmfind"; if (passwd == NULL) passwd = getenv("MySQL_PASS"); if (user == NULL) user = getenv("MySQL_USER"); if (user == NULL) user = getenv("USER"); if (user == NULL) user = getenv("USERNAME"); if (user == NULL) user = getenv("LOGNAME"); sql = mysql_init(NULL); if (mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "mysql_init failed: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } for (attempts = 0; ;attempts ++) { mysql_real_connect(sql, host, user, passwd, base, 0, NULL, 0); if (mysql_errno(sql)) { if ((attempts == 0) && (passwd == NULL)) { fprintf(stderr, "No passwd defined, use MySQL_PASS env\n"); } if (attempts >= 20) { fprintf(stderr, "mysql: connect as %s to %s on host %s failed: %s\n", user, base, host, mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } else { fprintf(stderr, "mysql: retrying connect as %s to %s on host %s failed: %s\n", user, base, host, mysql_error(sql)); } } else { break; } sleep(15); } myhost = strdup(host); mybase = strdup(base); myuser = strdup(user); mypasswd = strdup(passwd); sql_check_tables(); return(0); } int close_sql(void) { mysql_close(sql); if (mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "mysql_close failed: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } sql = NULL; return(0); } int restart_sql(void) { int attempts = 0; /* * Close the previous connection if any */ if (sql != NULL) { close_sql(); sql = NULL; } sql = mysql_init(NULL); if (mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "mysql_init failed: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } for (attempts = 0; ;attempts ++) { mysql_real_connect(sql, myhost, myuser, mypasswd, mybase, 0, NULL, 0); if (mysql_errno(sql)) { if (attempts >= 20) { fprintf(stderr, "mysql: reconnect as %s to %s on host %s failed: %s\n", myuser, mybase, myhost, mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } } else { break; } sleep(15); } sql_check_tables(); return(0); } /* * Handle disconnects by doing a reconnect and a retry. */ int do_sql_query(const char *query, int len) { int res; if (sql == NULL) { res = restart_sql(); if (res != 0) return(res); } res = mysql_real_query(sql, query, len); if ((res == CR_SERVER_GONE_ERROR) || (res == CR_SERVER_LOST)) { res = restart_sql(); if (res != 0) return(res); res = mysql_real_query(sql, query, len); } return(res); } /************************************************************************ * * * Generic functions to access the tables * * * ************************************************************************/ #define MAX_QUERY 8000 #define SMALL_QUERY 500 int sql_update_id(const char *table, int id, const char *field, const char *value) { MYSQL_RES *result; char query[MAX_QUERY]; int nb_fields = 0; int left = MAX_QUERY - 1; int len; char *end; if ((table == NULL) || (field == NULL) || (value == NULL)) return(-1); len = snprintf(query, left, "UPDATE %s SET %s='", table, field); if (len < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_update_id : %s(%d).%s overflow\n", table, id, field); return(-1); } end = &query[len]; left -= len; len = strlen(value); if (len * 2 >= left) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_update_id : %s(%d).%s overflow\n", table, id, field); return(-1); } len = mysql_escape_string(end, value, len); left -= len; if (left <= 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_update_id : %s(%d).%s overflow\n", table, id, field); return(-1); } end += len; len = snprintf(end, left, "' WHERE ID=%d", id); if (len < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_update_id : %s(%d).%s overflow\n", table, id, field); return(-1); } end += len; query[MAX_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (do_sql_query(query, (unsigned int) (end - query))) { printf("sql_update_id: UPDATE %s %d failed: %s\n", table, id, mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } result = mysql_store_result(sql); if (result != NULL) { nb_fields = mysql_num_fields(result); mysql_free_result(result); } else { nb_fields = 1; } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_update_id UPDATE error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(nb_fields); } int sql_blind_insert(const char *table, const char *key, const char *value, int id) { MYSQL_RES *result; char query[MAX_QUERY]; int left = MAX_QUERY - 1; int len; char *end; int insert = -1; if ((table == NULL) || (key == NULL) || (value == NULL)) return(-1); /* * Search first for the ID if it already exists */ if (id > 0) { len = snprintf(query, left, "INSERT INTO %s (ID, %s) VALUES (%d, '", table, key, id); if (len < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_blind_insert : %s(%d).%s overflow\n", table, id, key); return(-1); } end = &query[len]; left -= len; len = strlen(value); if (len * 2 >= left) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_blind_insert : %s(%d).%s overflow\n", table, id, key); return(-1); } len = mysql_escape_string(end, value, len); left -= len; if (left <= 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_blind_insert : %s(%d).%s overflow\n", table, id, key); return(-1); } end += len; len = snprintf(end, left, "')"); if (len < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_blind_insert : %s(%d).%s overflow\n", table, id, key); return(-1); } end += len; query[MAX_QUERY - 1] = 0; } else { len = snprintf(query, left, "INSERT INTO %s (%s) VALUES ('", table, key); if (len < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_blind_insert : %s.%s overflow\n", table, key); return(-1); } end = &query[len]; left -= len; len = strlen(value); if (len * 2 >= left) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_blind_insert : %s.%s overflow\n", table, key); return(-1); } len = mysql_escape_string(end, value, len); left -= len; if (left <= 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_blind_insert : %s.%s overflow\n", table, key); return(-1); } end += len; len = snprintf(end, left, "')"); if (len < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_blind_insert : %s.%s overflow\n", table, key); return(-1); } end += len; query[MAX_QUERY - 1] = 0; } query[MAX_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (do_sql_query(query, (unsigned int) (end - query))) { #ifdef SQL_DEBUG fprintf(stderr, "sql_blind_insert Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); #endif return(-1); } result = mysql_store_result(sql); insert = mysql_insert_id(sql); if (result) { mysql_free_result(result); return(insert); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_blind_insert Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(insert); } int sql_update(const char *table, const char *name, const char *field, const char *value) { MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; char query[MAX_QUERY]; int id; int nb_fields = 0; int left = MAX_QUERY - 1; int len; char *end; if ((name == NULL) || (table == NULL) || (field == NULL) || (value == NULL)) return(-1); /* * Search first for the ID if it already exists */ snprintf(query, MAX_QUERY - 1, "SELECT ID FROM %s WHERE Name='%s'", table, name); query[MAX_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_update: SELECT failed\n"); return(-1); } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if (row[0] == NULL) { printf("sql_update: select ID for %s returns NULL !\n", name); return(-1); } if (sscanf(row[0], "%d", &id) != 1) { printf("sql_update: ID non numeric %s\n", row[0]); return(-1); } left = MAX_QUERY - 1; len = snprintf(query, left, "UPDATE %s SET %s='", table, field); if (len < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_update : %s(%d).%s overflow\n", table, id, field); return(-1); } end = &query[len]; left -= len; len = strlen(value); if (len * 2 >= left) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_update : %s(%d).%s overflow\n", table, id, field); return(-1); } len = mysql_escape_string(end, value, len); left -= len; if (left <= 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_update : %s(%d).%s overflow\n", table, id, field); return(-1); } end += len; len = snprintf(end, left, "' WHERE ID=%d", id); if (len < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_update : %s(%d).%s overflow\n", table, id, field); return(-1); } end += len; query[MAX_QUERY - 1] = 0; mysql_free_result(result); if (do_sql_query(query, (unsigned int) (end - query))) { printf("sql_update: UPDATE failed: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } result = mysql_store_result(sql); if (result != NULL) { nb_fields = mysql_num_fields(result); mysql_free_result(result); } else { return(1); } /* Do not loop ... only the first */ return(nb_fields); } mysql_free_result(result); if (nb_fields == 0) { /* * Propagate an insert */ snprintf(query, MAX_QUERY - 1, "INSERT INTO %s (Name,%s) VALUES ('%s','%s')", table, field, name, value); query[MAX_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql, query)) { printf("sql_update: INSERT failed: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } result = mysql_store_result(sql); if (result != NULL) { nb_fields = mysql_num_fields(result); mysql_free_result(result); } else { return(1); } } } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_update Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(nb_fields); } int sql_get_key(const char *table, const char *name, const char *value) { int id; MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; char query[MAX_QUERY]; int left = MAX_QUERY - 1; int len; char *end; if ((table == NULL) || (name == NULL)) return(-1); /* * Search first for the ID if it already exists */ len = snprintf(query, left, "SELECT ID FROM %s WHERE %s='", table, name); if (len < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_get_key : %s(%s).%s overflow\n", table, name, value); return(-1); } end = &query[len]; left -= len; len = strlen(value); if (len * 2 >= left) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_get_key : %s(%s).%s overflow\n", table, name, value); return(-1); } len = mysql_escape_string(end, value, len); left -= len; if (left <= 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_get_key : %s(%s).%s overflow\n", table, name, value); return(-1); } end += len; len = snprintf(end, left, "'"); if (len < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_get_key : %s(%s).%s overflow\n", table, name, value); return(-1); } end += len; query[MAX_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_get_key: SELECT %s failed %s\n", name, mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { /* * Lookup the first ID and return it */ if (row[0] == NULL) { mysql_free_result(result); printf("sql_get_key: select returns NULL !\n"); return(-1); } if (sscanf(row[0], "%d", &id) != 1) { mysql_free_result(result); printf("sql_get_key: ID non numeric %s\n", row[0]); return(-1); } mysql_free_result(result); return(id); } mysql_free_result(result); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } /* * Do a creation */ query[SMALL_QUERY - 1] = 0; len = snprintf(query, left, "INSERT INTO %s (%s) VALUES ('", table, name); if (len < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_get_key : %s(%s).%s overflow\n", table, name, value); return(-1); } end = &query[len]; left -= len; len = strlen(value); if (len * 2 >= left) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_get_key : %s(%s).%s overflow\n", table, name, value); return(-1); } len = mysql_escape_string(end, value, len); left -= len; if (left <= 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_get_key : %s(%s).%s overflow\n", table, name, value); return(-1); } end += len; len = snprintf(end, left, "')"); if (len < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_get_key : %s(%s).%s overflow\n", table, name, value); return(-1); } end += len; query[MAX_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_get_key: INSERT %s failed %s\n", name, mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } id = mysql_insert_id(sql); result = mysql_store_result(sql); if (result != NULL) mysql_free_result(result); return(id); } int sql_read_key(const char *table, const char *name) { int id; MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; char query[SMALL_QUERY]; if ((table == NULL) || (name == NULL)) return(-1); /* * Search for the ID it has to exist */ snprintf(query, SMALL_QUERY - 1, "SELECT ID FROM %s WHERE Name='%s'", table, name); query[SMALL_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_read_key: SELECT %s failed %s\n", name, mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { /* * Lookup the first ID and return it */ if (row[0] == NULL) { mysql_free_result(result); printf("sql_read_key: select returns NULL !\n"); return(-1); } if (sscanf(row[0], "%d", &id) != 1) { mysql_free_result(result); printf("sql_read_key: ID non numeric %s\n", row[0]); return(-1); } mysql_free_result(result); return(id); } mysql_free_result(result); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(-1); } int sql_read_info_key(const char *table, const char *name, const char *value) { int id; MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; char query[SMALL_QUERY]; if ((table == NULL) || (name == NULL) || (value == NULL)) return(-1); /* * Search for the ID it has to exist */ snprintf(query, SMALL_QUERY - 1, "SELECT ID FROM %s WHERE %s='%s'", table, name, value); query[SMALL_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_read_info_key: SELECT %s failed %s\n", name, mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { /* * Lookup the first ID and return it */ if (row[0] == NULL) { mysql_free_result(result); printf("sql_read_info_key: select returns NULL !\n"); return(-1); } if (sscanf(row[0], "%d", &id) != 1) { mysql_free_result(result); printf("sql_read_info_key: ID non numeric %s\n", row[0]); return(-1); } mysql_free_result(result); return(id); } mysql_free_result(result); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(-1); } /************************************************************************ * * * Tables handling * * * ************************************************************************/ int sql_rebuild_config(void) { const char *query = "CREATE TABLE Config ( \n\ ID int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment, \n\ Name varchar(50) NOT NULL, \n\ Value varchar(255), \n\ PRIMARY KEY (ID), \n\ KEY Name (Name(10)) \n\ )"; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_rebuild_config: CREATE TABLE Config failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(0); } int sql_rebuild_vendors(void) { const char *query = "CREATE TABLE Vendors ( \n\ ID int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment, \n\ Name varchar(255) NOT NULL, \n\ URL varchar(255), \n\ Key1 text, \n\ Key2 text, \n\ Key3 text, \n\ Description text, \n\ PRIMARY KEY (ID), \n\ KEY Name (Name(10)) \n\ )"; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_rebuild_vendors: CREATE TABLE Vendors failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(0); } int sql_rebuild_distributions(void) { const char *query = "CREATE TABLE Distributions ( \n\ ID int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment, \n\ Name varchar(255) NOT NULL, \n\ URL varchar(255), \n\ Key1 text, \n\ Key2 text, \n\ Key3 text, \n\ Description text, \n\ PRIMARY KEY (ID), \n\ KEY Name (Name(10)) \n\ )"; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_rebuild_ditributions: CREATE TABLE Distributions failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(0); } int sql_rebuild_searches(void) { const char *query = "CREATE TABLE Searches ( \n\ URL varchar(255) NOT NULL, \n\ name varchar(255) NOT NULL, \n\ active int, \n\ UNIQUE(URL), \n\ UNIQUE(name) \n\ )"; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_rebuild_searches: CREATE TABLE Searches failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(0); } int sql_rebuild_mirrors(void) { const char *query = "CREATE TABLE Mirrors ( \n\ ID int(11), \n\ URL varchar(255) NOT NULL, \n\ Country int(11), \n\ UNIQUE(URL) \n\ )"; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_rebuild_mirrors: CREATE TABLE Mirrors failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(0); } int sql_rebuild_metadata(void) { const char *query = "CREATE TABLE Metadata ( \n\ URL varchar(255) NOT NULL, \n\ Maintainer int(11), \n\ Country int(11), \n\ UNIQUE(URL) \n\ )"; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_rebuild_metadata: CREATE TABLE Metadata failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(0); } int sql_rebuild_distribs(void) { const char *query = "CREATE TABLE Distribs ( \n\ ID int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment, \n\ Name varchar(255) NOT NULL, \n\ Vendor int(11), \n\ Directory varchar(255), \n\ Path varchar(100) NOT NULL, \n\ URL varchar(255), \n\ URLSrc varchar(255), \n\ Html varchar(8), \n\ Color varchar(10), \n\ Key1 text, \n\ Key2 text, \n\ Description text, \n\ PRIMARY KEY (ID), \n\ KEY Name (Name(10)) \n\ )"; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_rebuild_distribs: CREATE TABLE Distribs failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(0); } int sql_rebuild_packages(void) { const char *query = "CREATE TABLE Packages ( \n\ ID int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment, \n\ filename varchar(255) NOT NULL, \n\ Name varchar(50) NOT NULL, \n\ Version varchar(50) NOT NULL, \n\ Release varchar(50) NOT NULL, \n\ Arch varchar(15) NOT NULL, \n\ Dist int(11), \n\ URL varchar(255), \n\ URLSrc varchar(255), \n\ Vendor int(11), \n\ Packager int(11), \n\ Category varchar(255), \n\ Summary varchar(255), \n\ Description text, \n\ Copyright varchar(255), \n\ Date int(11), \n\ Size int(11), \n\ Os varchar(12), \n\ PRIMARY KEY (ID), \n\ KEY filename (filename(80)), \n\ KEY Name (Name(15)) \n\ )"; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_rebuild_packages: CREATE TABLE Packages failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(0); } int sql_rebuild_files(void) { const char *query = "CREATE TABLE Files ( \n\ ID int(11) NOT NULL, \n\ Path varchar(35) NOT NULL, \n\ UNIQUE KEY id (ID,Path(35)), \n\ INDEX (ID), \n\ INDEX (Path) \n\ )"; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_rebuild_files: CREATE TABLE Files failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(0); } int sql_rebuild_provides(void) { const char *query = "CREATE TABLE Provides ( \n\ ID int(11) NOT NULL, \n\ Resource varchar(35) NOT NULL, \n\ UNIQUE KEY id (ID,Resource(35)), \n\ INDEX (ID), \n\ INDEX (Resource) \n\ )"; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_rebuild_provides: CREATE TABLE Provides failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(0); } int sql_rebuild_requires(void) { const char *query = "CREATE TABLE Requires ( \n\ ID int(11) NOT NULL, \n\ Resource varchar(35) NOT NULL, \n\ Rel char(2), \n\ Value varchar(20), \n\ UNIQUE KEY id (ID,Resource(35)), \n\ INDEX (ID), \n\ INDEX (Resource) \n\ )"; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_rebuild_requires: CREATE TABLE Requires failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(0); } int sql_rebuild_queries(void) { const char *query = "CREATE TABLE Queries ( \n\ ID int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment,\n\ Value varchar(50) NOT NULL, \n\ Count int(11) NOT NULL, \n\ Results int(11) NOT NULL, \n\ UNIQUE KEY id (ID,Value(35)), \n\ INDEX (ID), \n\ INDEX (Value) \n\ )"; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_rebuild_queries: CREATE TABLE Queries failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(0); } int sql_check_tables(void) { const char *query = "SHOW TABLES"; MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; int config = 0; int distribs = 0; int requires = 0; int provides = 0; int vendors = 0; int mirrors = 0; int metadata = 0; int packages = 0; int searches = 0; int files = 0; int queries = 0; int distributions = 0; int rebuilt = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_check_tables: SHOW TABLES failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if (row[0] == NULL) { mysql_free_result(result); printf("sql_check_tables: SHOW TABLES returns NULL !\n"); return(-1); } if (!strcmp(row[0], "Config")) config = 1; if (!strcmp(row[0], "Distribs")) distribs = 1; if (!strcmp(row[0], "Vendors")) vendors = 1; if (!strcmp(row[0], "Mirrors")) mirrors = 1; if (!strcmp(row[0], "Metadata")) metadata = 1; if (!strcmp(row[0], "Packages")) packages = 1; if (!strcmp(row[0], "Files")) files = 1; if (!strcmp(row[0], "Requires")) requires = 1; if (!strcmp(row[0], "Provides")) provides = 1; if (!strcmp(row[0], "Queries")) queries = 1; if (!strcmp(row[0], "Distributions")) distributions = 1; if (!strcmp(row[0], "Searches")) searches = 1; } mysql_free_result(result); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } if (!config) { fprintf(stderr, "Table Config disapeared: rebuilding it\n"); if (!sql_rebuild_config()) rebuilt++; } if (!vendors) { fprintf(stderr, "Table Vendors disapeared: rebuilding it\n"); if (!sql_rebuild_vendors()) rebuilt++; } if (!distribs) { fprintf(stderr, "Table Distribs disapeared: rebuilding it\n"); if (!sql_rebuild_distribs()) rebuilt++; } if (!mirrors) { fprintf(stderr, "Table Mirrors disapeared: rebuilding it\n"); if (!sql_rebuild_mirrors()) rebuilt++; } if (!metadata) { fprintf(stderr, "Table Metadata disapeared: rebuilding it\n"); if (!sql_rebuild_metadata()) rebuilt++; } if (!packages) { fprintf(stderr, "Table Packages disapeared: rebuilding it\n"); if (!sql_rebuild_packages()) rebuilt++; } if (!files) { fprintf(stderr, "Table Files disapeared: rebuilding it\n"); if (!sql_rebuild_files()) rebuilt++; } if (!requires) { fprintf(stderr, "Table Requires disapeared: rebuilding it\n"); if (!sql_rebuild_requires()) rebuilt++; } if (!provides) { fprintf(stderr, "Table Provides disapeared: rebuilding it\n"); if (!sql_rebuild_provides()) rebuilt++; } if (!queries) { fprintf(stderr, "Table Queries disapeared: rebuilding it\n"); if (!sql_rebuild_queries()) rebuilt++; } if (!distributions) { fprintf(stderr, "Table Distributions disapeared: rebuilding it\n"); if (!sql_rebuild_distributions()) rebuilt++; } if (!searches) { fprintf(stderr, "Table Searches disapeared: rebuilding it\n"); if (!sql_rebuild_searches()) rebuilt++; } return(rebuilt); } /************************************************************************ * * * Specific rpm2html functions * * * ************************************************************************/ int sql_add_dist_mirror(int distrib, const char *URL, int country) { if (URL == NULL) return(-1); if (distrib < 0) return(-1); return(sql_blind_insert("Mirrors", "URL", URL, distrib)); } int sql_add_mirror(const char *Name, const char *URL, int country) { int distrib; if ((Name == NULL) || (URL == NULL)) return(-1); distrib = sql_read_key("Distribs", Name); if (distrib < 0) return(distrib); return(sql_blind_insert("Mirrors", "URL", URL, distrib)); } int sql_add_file(const char *filename, int package) { if ((filename == NULL) || (package <= 0)) return(-1); if (strlen(filename) > 35) return(0); return(sql_blind_insert("Files", "Path", filename, package)); } int sql_add_provides(int package, const char *resource) { if ((resource == NULL) || (package <= 0)) return(-1); if (strlen(resource) > 35) return(0); return(sql_blind_insert("Provides", "Resource", resource, package)); } int sql_add_requires(int package, const char *resource, rpm_dep_flag rel, const char *value) { int record; if ((resource == NULL) || (package <= 0)) return(-1); if (strlen(resource) > 35) return(0); record = sql_blind_insert("Requires", "Resource", resource, package); if ((rel != RPM2HTML_REQ_NONE) && (value != NULL) && (strlen(value) <= 50)) { char query[SMALL_QUERY]; switch (rel) { case RPM2HTML_REQ_LT: snprintf(query, SMALL_QUERY - 1, "UPDATE Requires SET Rel='<',Value='%s' WHERE ID=%d", value, record); break; case RPM2HTML_REQ_LEQ: snprintf(query, SMALL_QUERY - 1, "UPDATE Requires SET Rel='<=',Value='%s' WHERE ID=%d", value, record); break; case RPM2HTML_REQ_GT: snprintf(query, SMALL_QUERY - 1, "UPDATE Requires SET Rel='>',Value='%s' WHERE ID=%d", value, record); break; case RPM2HTML_REQ_GEQ: snprintf(query, SMALL_QUERY - 1, "UPDATE Requires SET Rel='>=',Value='%s' WHERE ID=%d", value, record); break; case RPM2HTML_REQ_EQU: snprintf(query, SMALL_QUERY - 1, "UPDATE Requires SET Rel='=',Value='%s' WHERE ID=%d", value, record); break; case RPM2HTML_REQ_NONE: query[0] = 0; } query[SMALL_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_add_requires: UPDATE Requires %d failed %s\n", record, mysql_error(sql)); return(record); } } return(record); } int sql_add_vendor(const char *Name, const char *URL, const char *Description) { int id; if (Name == NULL) return(-1); id = sql_get_key("Vendors", "Name", Name); if (id <= 0) { id = sql_blind_insert("Vendors", "Name", Name, 0); if (id <= 0) return(id); } if (URL != NULL) sql_update_id("Vendors", id, "URL", URL); if (Description != NULL) sql_update_id("Vendors", id, "Description", Description); return(id); } int sql_add_distribution(const char *Name, const char *URL, const char *Description) { int id; if (Name == NULL) return(-1); id = sql_get_key("Distributions", "Name", Name); if (id <= 0) { id = sql_blind_insert("Distributions", "Name", Name, 0); if (id <= 0) return(id); } if (URL != NULL) sql_update_id("Distributions", id, "URL", URL); if (Description != NULL) sql_update_id("Distributions", id, "Description", Description); return(id); } int sql_get_package_id(const char *filename) { int id; MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; char query[MAX_QUERY]; int left = MAX_QUERY - 1; int len; char *end; static int queries = 0; if (filename == NULL) return(0); queries++; /* * Search first for the ID if it already exists */ len = snprintf(query, left, "SELECT ID FROM Packages WHERE filename='%s'", filename); if (len < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_get_package_id : %s overflow\n", filename); return(0); } query[len] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_get_package_id: SELECT %s failed %s\n", filename, mysql_error(sql)); return(0); } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { if ((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { /* * Lookup the first ID and return it */ if (row[0] == NULL) { mysql_free_result(result); printf("sql_get_package_id: select returns NULL !\n"); return(0); } if (sscanf(row[0], "%d", &id) != 1) { mysql_free_result(result); printf("sql_get_package_id: ID non numeric %s\n", row[0]); return(0); } mysql_free_result(result); return(id); } mysql_free_result(result); } if (mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } printf("%d New package %s\n", queries, filename); return(0); } int sql_get_top_queries(int count) { int id; MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; char query[MAX_QUERY]; int left = MAX_QUERY - 1; int len; char *end; static int queries = 0; if (count <= 0) count = 100; queries++; /* * Search first for the ID if it already exists */ len = snprintf(query, left, "select Value, Count from Queries order by count desc limit %d", count); if (len < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_get_top_queries : overflow\n"); return(0); } query[len] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_get_top_queries : SELECT failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(0); } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { printf("\n"); while ((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { /* * Lookup the first ID and return it */ if ((row[0] == NULL) || (row[1] == NULL)) { mysql_free_result(result); fprintf(stderr, "sql_get_top_queries: select returns NULL !\n"); break; } printf("%s\n", row[1], row[0]); } printf("\n"); mysql_free_result(result); } if (mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } return(0); } int sql_add_package(const char *filename, const char *Name, const char *Version, const char *Release, const char *Arch, int dist, const char *URL, const char *URLSrc, int vendor, const char *Packager, const char *Category, const char *Summary, const char *Description, const char *Copyright, int Date, int Size, const char *Os, const char *Distribution, const char *Vendor) { int id; int nb_fields = 0; char installed_filename[500]; if (filename == NULL) { sprintf(installed_filename, "localbase/%s-%s-%s.%s.rpm", Name,Version,Release,Arch); filename = installed_filename; } if (dist < 0) return(-1); if ((Name == NULL) || (Version == NULL) || (Release == NULL) || (Arch == NULL)) return(-1); id = sql_get_key("Packages", "filename", filename); if (id <= 0) return(-1); nb_fields = 1; if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) printf("Adding %s ID %d\n", filename, id); if (Name != NULL) nb_fields += sql_update_id("Packages", id, "Name", Name); if (Version != NULL) nb_fields += sql_update_id("Packages", id, "Version", Version); if (Release != NULL) nb_fields += sql_update_id("Packages", id, "Release", Release); if (Release != NULL) nb_fields += sql_update_id("Packages", id, "Arch", Arch); if (Category != NULL) nb_fields += sql_update_id("Packages", id, "Category", Category); if (URL != NULL) nb_fields += sql_update_id("Packages", id, "URL", URL); if (URLSrc != NULL) nb_fields += sql_update_id("Packages", id, "URLSrc", URLSrc); if (dist >= 0) { char str[30]; snprintf(str, 30, "%d", dist); str[29] = 0; nb_fields += sql_update_id("Packages", id, "Dist", str); } if (Summary != NULL) { nb_fields += sql_update_id("Packages", id, "Summary", Summary); } if (Description != NULL) { nb_fields += sql_update_id("Packages", id, "Description", Description); } if (Copyright != NULL) nb_fields += sql_update_id("Packages", id, "Copyright", Copyright); if (Date != 0) { char str[30]; snprintf(str, 30, "%d", Date); str[29] = 0; nb_fields += sql_update_id("Packages", id, "Date", str); } if (Size != 0) { char str[30]; snprintf(str, 30, "%d", Size); str[29] = 0; nb_fields += sql_update_id("Packages", id, "Size", str); } if (Os != NULL) { nb_fields += sql_update_id("Packages", id, "Os", Os); } if (Packager != NULL) { char str[30]; int packager = sql_add_vendor(Packager, NULL, NULL); if (packager > 0) { snprintf(str, 30, "%d", packager); str[29] = 0; nb_fields += sql_update_id("Packages", id, "Packager", str); } } if (Distribution != NULL) { char str[30]; int packager = sql_add_distribution(Distribution, NULL, NULL); if (packager > 0) { snprintf(str, 30, "%d", packager); str[29] = 0; nb_fields += sql_update_id("Packages", id, "Vendor", str); } } /*************** if (vendor > 0) { char str[30]; snprintf(str, 30, "%d", vendor); str[29] = 0; nb_fields += sql_update_id("Packages", id, "Vendor", str); } ***************/ return(id); } int sql_get_distrib_by_name(const char *Name) { int ret; if (Name == NULL) return(-1); ret = sql_read_key("Distribs", Name); #ifdef SQL_DEBUG fprintf(stderr, "sql_get_distrib_by_name(%s) => %d\n", Name, ret); #endif return(ret); } int sql_get_distrib_by_directory(const char *Directory) { int ret; if (Directory == NULL) return(-1); ret = sql_get_key("Distribs", "Directory", Directory); #ifdef SQL_DEBUG fprintf(stderr, "sql_get_distrib_by_directory(%s) => %d\n", Directory, ret); #endif return(ret); } int sql_add_distrib(const char *Name, const char *Vendor, const char *Directory, const char *Path, const char *URL, const char *URLSrc, const char *Description, const char *Html, const char *Color) { int id, vendor; int nb_fields = 0; char VendorStr[15]; if (Name == NULL) return(-1); id = sql_get_key("Distribs", "Name", Name); nb_fields = 1; if (Vendor != NULL) { vendor = sql_get_key("Vendors", "Name", Vendor); sprintf(VendorStr, "%d", vendor); nb_fields += sql_update_id("Distribs", id, "Vendor", VendorStr); } if (Directory != NULL) nb_fields += sql_update_id("Distribs", id, "Directory", Directory); if (Path != NULL) nb_fields += sql_update_id("Distribs", id, "Path", Path); if (URL != NULL) nb_fields += sql_update_id("Distribs", id, "URL", URL); if (URLSrc != NULL) nb_fields += sql_update_id("Distribs", id, "URLSrc", URLSrc); if (Html != NULL) nb_fields += sql_update_id("Distribs", id, "Html", Html); if (Color != NULL) nb_fields += sql_update_id("Distribs", id, "Color", Color); if (Description != NULL) nb_fields += sql_update_id("Distribs", id, "Description", Description); return(nb_fields); } void sql_add_config_info(const char *name, const char *value) { sql_update("Config", name, "Value", value); } void sql_add_metadata_base(const char *URL) { sql_blind_insert("Metadata", "URL", URL, -1); } /************************************************************************ * * * Cleanup functions * * * ************************************************************************/ int sql_remove_package(int id) { char query[SMALL_QUERY]; if (id <= 0) return(-1); /* * remove the ID from the package list */ snprintf(query, SMALL_QUERY - 1, "DELETE FROM Packages WHERE ID=%d", id); query[SMALL_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_remove_package: DELETE package %d failed %s\n", id, mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } /* * remove the associated files from the Files list */ snprintf(query, SMALL_QUERY - 1, "DELETE FROM Files WHERE ID=%d", id); query[SMALL_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_remove_package: DELETE Files %d failed %s\n", id, mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } /* * remove the associated Provides entries */ snprintf(query, SMALL_QUERY - 1, "DELETE FROM Provides WHERE ID=%d", id); query[SMALL_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_remove_package: DELETE Provides %d failed %s\n", id, mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } /* * remove the associated Requires entries */ snprintf(query, SMALL_QUERY - 1, "DELETE FROM Requires WHERE ID=%d", id); query[SMALL_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_remove_package: DELETE Requires %d failed %s\n", id, mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } /* * Remove the RDF and HTML files. * TODO */ return(-1); } int sql_check_packages(void) { MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; char *query = "SELECT filename,ID FROM Packages"; struct stat buf; int id; int ids[2500]; /* Do not remove more than 2500 package per run */ int index; int total = 0; if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("Database cleanup\n"); sqlInitSqlDistributionList(); index = 0; /* * Search first for the ID if it already exists */ if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_check_packages: SELECT from Packages failed: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if ((row[0] == NULL) || (row[1] == NULL)) { printf("sql_check_packages: Path or ID is NULL !\n"); continue; } if (!strncmp(row[0], "localbase", 9)) continue; if ((stat(row[0], &buf) < 0) || (buf.st_size < 50)) { /* * Need to remove the package from the database. */ if (sscanf(row[1], "%d", &id) != 1) { printf("sql_check_packages: ID non numeric %s\n", row[1]); continue; } ids[index++] = id; if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("Removing %s ID %d\n", row[0], id); if (index >= 2500) break; } } mysql_free_result(result); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_update Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } /* * Do the cleanup. */ if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("Database cleanup : removing %d entries...\n", index); for (id = 0;id < index;id++) { sql_remove_package(ids[id]); } printf("Database cleanup : removed %d entries\n", index); return(total); } /************************************************************************ * * * Package lists extraction * * * ************************************************************************/ int sqlDirListInitialized = 0; rpmDirPtr sqlDirList[SQL_MAX_DISTRIBS]; int sqlVendorListInitialized = 0; int sqlVendorListLen; char **sqlVendorList; int sqlDistributionListInitialized = 0; int sqlDistributionListLen; char **sqlDistributionList; int sqlResourceListInitialized = 0; int sqlResourceListLen = 0; int sqlResourceListMax = 0; char **sqlResourceList; char * sqlRpmAnalyzeResourceRow(MYSQL_ROW row) { const char *name; char **tmp, *ret; if (row == NULL) return(NULL); name = row[0]; if (name == NULL) return(NULL); if (sqlResourceListLen >= sqlResourceListMax) { sqlResourceListMax *= 2; tmp = (char **) xmlRealloc(sqlResourceList, (sqlResourceListMax) * sizeof(char *)); if (sqlResourceList == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "sqlInitSqlResourceList Error: out of memory\n"); return(NULL); } sqlResourceList = tmp; } ret = sqlResourceList[sqlResourceListLen++] = xmlStrdup(name); return(ret); } void sqlInitSqlResourceList(void) { MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; char *query; int i; if (sqlResourceListInitialized != 0) return; #ifdef SQL_DEBUG_MEM printf("sqlInitSqlResourceList\n"); #endif if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("sqlInitSqlResourceList query\n"); /* * Allocate the array */ sqlResourceListLen = 0; sqlResourceListMax = 1000; sqlResourceList = (char **) xmlMalloc((sqlResourceListMax) * sizeof(char *)); if (sqlResourceList == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "sqlInitSqlResourceList Error: out of memory\n"); return; } /* * query the database for the values */ query = "select Resource from Provides group by Resource"; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sqlInitSqlResourceList: SELECT from Provides failed: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return; } i = 0; result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if (sqlRpmAnalyzeResourceRow(row) != NULL) i++; } mysql_free_result(result); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "sqlInitSqlResourceList Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return; } if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("sqlInitSqlResourceList done: %d entries\n", i); sqlResourceListInitialized++; return; } char * sqlRpmAnalyzeDistributionRow(MYSQL_ROW row) { const char *id; const char *name; char **tmp; int distribution; if (row == NULL) return(NULL); id = row[0]; name = row[1]; if ((id == NULL) || (name == NULL)) return(NULL); if (sscanf(id, "%d", &distribution) != 1) return(NULL); if ((distribution <= 0) || (distribution > 100000)) { fprintf(stderr, "Dist number out of range %d\n", distribution); return(NULL); } if (distribution >= sqlDistributionListLen) { int i = sqlDistributionListLen; sqlDistributionListLen = distribution + 100; tmp = (char **) xmlRealloc(sqlDistributionList, (sqlDistributionListLen) * sizeof(char *)); if (sqlDistributionList == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "sqlInitSqlDistributionList Error: out of memory\n"); return(NULL); } sqlDistributionList = tmp; memset(&sqlDistributionList[i], 0, sizeof(char *) * (sqlDistributionListLen - i)); } sqlDistributionList[distribution] = xmlStrdup(name); return(sqlDistributionList[distribution]); } void sqlInitSqlDistributionList(void) { MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; char *query; int i; if (sqlDistributionListInitialized != 0) return; #ifdef SQL_DEBUG_MEM printf("sqlInitSqlDistributionList\n"); #endif if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("sqlInitSqlDistributionList query\n"); /* * Allocate the array */ sqlDistributionListLen = 100; sqlDistributionList = (char **) xmlMalloc((sqlDistributionListLen) * sizeof(char *)); if (sqlDistributionList == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "sqlInitSqlDistributionList Error: out of memory\n"); return; } memset(sqlDistributionList, 0, (sqlDistributionListLen) * sizeof(char *)); /* * query the database for the values */ query = "select ID,Name from Distributions"; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sqlInitSqlDistributionList: SELECT from Distributions failed: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return; } i = 0; result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if (sqlRpmAnalyzeDistributionRow(row) != NULL) i++; } mysql_free_result(result); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "sqlInitSqlDistributionList Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return; } if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("sqlInitSqlDistributionList done: %d entries\n", i); sqlDistributionListInitialized++; return; } char * sqlRpmAnalyzeVendorRow(MYSQL_ROW row) { const char *id; const char *name; char **tmp; int vendor; if (row == NULL) return(NULL); id = row[0]; name = row[1]; if ((id == NULL) || (name == NULL)) return(NULL); if (sscanf(id, "%d", &vendor) != 1) return(NULL); if ((vendor <= 0) || (vendor > 100000)) { fprintf(stderr, "Dist number out of range %d\n", vendor); return(NULL); } if (vendor >= sqlVendorListLen) { int i = sqlVendorListLen; sqlVendorListLen = vendor + 100; tmp = (char **) xmlRealloc(sqlVendorList, (sqlVendorListLen) * sizeof(char *)); if (sqlVendorList == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "sqlInitSqlVendorList Error: out of memory\n"); return(NULL); } sqlVendorList = tmp; memset(&sqlVendorList[i], 0, sizeof(char *) * (sqlVendorListLen - i)); } sqlVendorList[vendor] = xmlStrdup(name); return(sqlVendorList[vendor]); } void sqlInitSqlVendorList(void) { MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; char *query; int i; if (sqlVendorListInitialized != 0) return; #ifdef SQL_DEBUG_MEM printf("sqlInitSqlVendorList\n"); #endif if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("sqlInitSqlVendorList query\n"); /* * Allocate the array */ sqlVendorListLen = 100; sqlVendorList = (char **) xmlMalloc((sqlVendorListLen) * sizeof(char *)); if (sqlVendorList == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "sqlInitSqlVendorList Error: out of memory\n"); return; } memset(&sqlVendorList[0], 0, sizeof(char *) * sqlVendorListLen); /* * query the database for the values */ query = "select ID,Name from Vendors"; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sqlInitSqlVendorList: SELECT from Vendors failed: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return; } i = 0; result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if (sqlRpmAnalyzeVendorRow(row) != NULL) i++; } mysql_free_result(result); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "sqlInitSqlVendorList Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return; } if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("sqlInitSqlVendorList done: %d entries\n", i); sqlVendorListInitialized++; return; } rpmDirPtr sqlRpmAnalyzeDirRow(MYSQL_ROW row) { rpmDirPtr ret; const char *id; const char *name; const char *vendor; const char *directory; const char *path; const char *url; const char *urlSrc; const char *html; const char *color; int dist; if (row == NULL) return(NULL); id = row[0]; name = row[1]; vendor = row[2]; directory = row[3]; path = row[4]; url = row[5]; urlSrc = row[6]; html = row[7]; color = row[8]; if ((id == NULL) || (name == NULL) || (directory == NULL) || (path == NULL) || (url == NULL)) return(NULL); if (sscanf(id, "%d", &dist) != 1) return(NULL); if ((dist <= 0) || (dist > SQL_MAX_DISTRIBS)) { fprintf(stderr, "Dist number out of range %d\n", dist); return(NULL); } ret = (rpmDirPtr) xmlMalloc(sizeof(rpmDir)); if (ret == NULL) return(NULL); memset(ret, 0, sizeof(rpmDir)); /* Generic stuff */ if (rpm2html_dir != NULL) ret->dir = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_dir); if (rpm2html_host != NULL) ret->host = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_host); if (rpm2html_maint != NULL) ret->maint = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_maint); if (rpm2html_mail != NULL) ret->mail = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_mail); if (rpm2html_url != NULL) ret->url = xmlStrdup(rpm2html_url); /* specific stuff */ ret->no = dist; ret->rpmdir = xmlStrdup(directory); ret->subdir = xmlStrdup(path); ret->name = xmlStrdup(name); ret->ftp = xmlStrdup(url); if (color != NULL) ret->color = xmlStrdup(color); else ret->color = xmlStrdup("#ffffff"); if (urlSrc != NULL) ret->ftpsrc = xmlStrdup(urlSrc); return(ret); } void sqlInitSqlDirList(void) { char host[200]; rpmDirPtr cur; MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; char *query; int i; if (sqlDirListInitialized != 0) return; #ifdef SQL_DEBUG_MEM printf("sqlInitSqlDirList\n"); #endif gethostname(host, sizeof(host)); currentTime = time(NULL); rpm2html_rpm2html_thishost = &host[0]; readConfigSql(); if (rpm2html_host == NULL) { rpm2html_host = strdup(rpm2html_rpm2html_thishost); } for (i = 0; i < SQL_MAX_DISTRIBS;i++) sqlDirList[i] = NULL; if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("sqlInitSqlDirList query\n"); query = "select ID,Name,Vendor,Directory,Path,URL,URLSrc,Html,Color from Distribs"; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sqlInitSqlDirList: SELECT from Packages failed: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return; } i = 0; result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { cur = sqlRpmAnalyzeDirRow(row); if (cur != NULL) { sqlDirList[cur->no] = cur; i++; } } mysql_free_result(result); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "sqlInitSqlDirList Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return; } if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("sqlInitSqlDirList done: %d entries\n", i); sqlDirListInitialized++; return; } rpmDataPtr sqlRpmAnalyzeRow(MYSQL_ROW row) { rpmDataPtr ret; const char *id; const char *name; const char *version; const char *release; const char *arch; const char *date; const char *summary; const char *filename; const char *distrib; const char *group; const char *os; const char *packager; const char *vendor; int dist; if (row == NULL) return(NULL); id = row[0]; name = row[1]; version = row[2]; release = row[3]; arch = row[4]; date = row[5]; summary = row[6]; filename = row[7]; distrib = row[8]; group = row[9]; os = row[10]; packager = row[11]; vendor = row[12]; if ((id == NULL) || (name == NULL) || (version == NULL) || (release == NULL) || (arch == NULL) || (date == NULL) || (summary == NULL) || (filename == NULL) || (distrib == NULL)) return(NULL); ret = (rpmDataPtr) xmlMalloc(sizeof(rpmData)); if (ret == NULL) return(NULL); memset(ret, 0, sizeof(rpmData)); ret->name = xmlStrdup(name); ret->version = xmlStrdup(version); ret->release = xmlStrdup(release); ret->arch = xmlStrdup(arch); ret->summary = xmlStrdup(summary); ret->name = xmlStrdup(name); ret->filename = xmlStrdup(filename); if (os == NULL) ret->os = xmlStrdup("Linux"); else ret->os = xmlStrdup(os); if (group != NULL) ret->group = xmlStrdup(group); sscanf(date, "%d", (int *) &(ret->date)); if (packager != NULL) { int tmp = 0; sscanf(packager, "%d", (int *) &tmp); if ((tmp > 0) && (tmp < sqlVendorListLen)) { if (sqlVendorList[tmp] != NULL) ret->vendor = xmlStrdup(sqlVendorList[tmp]); } } if (vendor != NULL) { int tmp = 0; sscanf(vendor, "%d", (int *) &tmp); if ((tmp > 0) && (tmp < sqlDistributionListLen)) { if (sqlVendorList[tmp] != NULL) ret->distribution = xmlStrdup(sqlDistributionList[tmp]); } } if (ret->vendor == NULL) ret->vendor = xmlStrdup("Unknown"); if (ret->distribution == NULL) ret->distribution = xmlStrdup("Unknown"); sscanf(distrib, "%d", &dist); ret->dir = sqlDirList[dist]; if ((ret->dir != NULL) && (ret->dir->rpmdir != NULL)) { int len = strlen(ret->dir->rpmdir); if (!strncmp(ret->filename, ret->dir->rpmdir, len)) { char *start, *end; start = &(ret->filename[len]); while (*start == '/') start++; end = &start[strlen(start) - 1]; while ((end >= start) && (*end != '/')) end--; if (end > start) { char *tmp; tmp = xmlMalloc((end - start) + 1); if (tmp != NULL) { strncpy(tmp, start, end - start); tmp[end - start] = 0; ret->subdir = tmp; } } } } return(ret); } rpmDataPtr sqlRpmByDate(void) { rpmDataPtr list = NULL; rpmDataPtr cur, last = NULL; MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; char *query; sqlInitSqlDirList(); sqlInitSqlVendorList(); sqlInitSqlDistributionList(); if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("sqlRpmByDate query\n"); query = "select ID,Name,Version,Release,Arch,Date,Summary,filename,Dist,Category,Os,Packager,Vendor from Packages where Date IS NOT NULL and Date < UNIX_TIMESTAMP() + 300000 order by Date desc limit 1000"; /* * Search first for the ID if it already exists */ if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sqlRpmByDate: SELECT from Packages failed: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(NULL); } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { cur = sqlRpmAnalyzeRow(row); if (cur != NULL) { if (last == NULL) list = cur; else last->next = cur; last = cur; } } mysql_free_result(result); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "sqlRpmByDate Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(NULL); } if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("sqlRpmByDate done\n"); return(list); } void sql_top_index(void) { sqlInitSqlDirList(); dumpTopIndex(sqlDirList); } rpmDataPtr sqlRpmAll(void) { rpmDataPtr list = NULL; rpmDataPtr cur, last = NULL; MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; char *query; sqlInitSqlDirList(); dumpTopIndex(sqlDirList); sqlInitSqlVendorList(); sqlInitSqlDistributionList(); if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("sqlRpmAll query\n"); query = "select ID,Name,Version,Release,Arch,Date,Summary,filename,Dist,Category,Os,Packager,Vendor from Packages"; /* * Search first for the ID if it already exists */ if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sqlRpmByDate: SELECT from Packages failed: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(NULL); } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { cur = sqlRpmAnalyzeRow(row); if (cur != NULL) { if (last == NULL) list = cur; else last->next = cur; last = cur; rpmAddSoftware(cur); } } mysql_free_result(result); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "sqlRpmByDate Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(NULL); } if (rpm2htmlVerbose) printf("sqlRpmAll done\n"); return(list); } void sqlListsCleanup(void) { int i; #ifdef SQL_DEBUG_MEM printf("sqlListsCleanup\n"); #endif if (sqlDirListInitialized) { #ifdef SQL_DEBUG_MEM printf("sqlListsCleanup: freeing sqlDirList\n"); #endif for (i = 0 ; i < SQL_MAX_DISTRIBS; i++) { if (sqlDirList[i] != NULL) rpmDirFree(sqlDirList[i]); sqlDirList[i] = NULL; } sqlDirListInitialized = 0; } if (sqlVendorListInitialized) { #ifdef SQL_DEBUG_MEM printf("sqlListsCleanup: freeing sqlVendorList\n"); #endif for (i = 1 ; i < sqlVendorListLen;i++) { if (sqlVendorList[i] != NULL) xmlFree(sqlVendorList[i]); sqlVendorList[i] = NULL; } xmlFree(sqlVendorList); sqlVendorListInitialized = 0; } if (sqlDistributionListInitialized) { #ifdef SQL_DEBUG_MEM printf("sqlListsCleanup: freeing sqlDistributionList\n"); #endif for (i = 0 ; i < sqlDistributionListLen;i++) { if (sqlDistributionList[i] != NULL) xmlFree(sqlDistributionList[i]); sqlDistributionList[i] = NULL; } xmlFree(sqlDistributionList); sqlDistributionListInitialized = 0; } if (sqlResourceListInitialized) { #ifdef SQL_DEBUG_MEM printf("sqlListsCleanup: freeing sqlResourceList\n"); #endif for (i = 0 ; i < sqlResourceListLen;i++) { if (sqlResourceList[i] != NULL) xmlFree(sqlResourceList[i]); sqlResourceList[i] = NULL; } xmlFree(sqlResourceList); sqlResourceListInitialized = 0; } } /************************************************************************ * * * Export functions * * * ************************************************************************/ void sql_dump_rdf_full_index(void) { MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; char query[SMALL_QUERY]; gzFile rdf; char *filename; char *dist; char *name; char *version; char *release; char *arch; char *summary; char *subdir; char *psubdir; char *rpmdir; char *start, *end; int distrib; int len; char path[500]; if (!rpm2html_dump_rdf_resources) return; if (!rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir) return; if ((rpm2html_host == NULL) || (rpm2html_url == NULL)) return; /* * Open the RDF resource descritpion. */ mkdir(rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir, 0755); snprintf(path, 500, "%s/fullIndex.rdf.gz", rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir); path[499] = 0; rdf = gzopen(path, "w9"); if (rdf == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "unable to write to %s\n", path); return; } gzprintf(rdf, "\n"); gzprintf(rdf, "\n"); /* * Query the database for the information providing the resource. */ snprintf(query, SMALL_QUERY, "select filename,Dist,Name,Version,Release,Arch,Summary from Packages"); query[SMALL_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql, query)) { printf("sql_dump_rdf_full_index: SELECT from Packages failed: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); gzprintf(rdf, "\n"); fclose(rdf); return; } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result == NULL) { printf("sql_dump_rdf_full_index: SELECT from Packages failed: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); gzprintf(rdf, "\n"); fclose(rdf); return; } while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { filename = row[0]; dist = row[1]; name = row[2]; version = row[3]; release = row[4]; arch = row[5]; summary = row[6]; if ((filename == NULL) || (dist == NULL) || (name == NULL) || (summary == NULL)) { continue; } if (!strncmp(filename, "localbase", 9)) continue; if (sscanf(dist, "%d", &distrib) != 1) continue; if ((distrib < 1) || (distrib >= SQL_MAX_DISTRIBS) || (sqlDirList[distrib] == NULL)) continue; subdir = sqlDirList[distrib]->subdir; rpmdir = sqlDirList[distrib]->rpmdir; len = strlen(rpmdir); if (strncmp(filename, rpmdir, len)) { fprintf(stderr, "%s out of subdir %s\n", filename, subdir); continue; } start = &(filename[len]); while (*start == '/') start++; end = &start[strlen(start) - 1]; while ((end >= start) && (*end != '/')) end--; if (end <= start) { psubdir = xmlStrdup(""); } else { psubdir = xmlMalloc((end - start) + 1); if (psubdir == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Out of memory\n"); continue; } strncpy(psubdir, start, end - start); psubdir[end - start] = 0; } gzprintf(rdf, " \n", sqlDirList[distrib]->ftp,psubdir,name,version,release,arch); gzprintf(rdf, " %s\n", name); gzprintf(rdf, " %s\n", convertXML(summary)); gzprintf(rdf, " \n"); xmlFree(psubdir); } gzprintf(rdf, "\n"); gzclose(rdf); mysql_free_result(result); if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); } } void sql_dump_rdf(const char *resource) { MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; char query[MAX_QUERY]; FILE *rdf; char *filename; char *dist; char *name; char *version; char *release; char *arch; char *os; char *packager; char *date; char *size; char *vendorstr; char *subdir; char *psubdir; char *rpmdir; char *start, *end; int distrib; int vendor; int person; int len; char path[500]; if (resource == NULL) return; if (resource[0] == '/') return; if (!rpm2html_dump_rdf_resources) return; if (!rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir) return; if ((rpm2html_host == NULL) || (rpm2html_url == NULL)) return; /* * Open the RDF resource descritpion. */ mkdir(rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir, 0755); snprintf(path, 500, "%s/%s.rdf", rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir, resource); path[499] = 0; rdf = fopen(path, "w"); if (rdf == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "unable to write to %s\n", path); return; } fprintf(rdf, "\n"); fprintf(rdf, "\n"); /* * Query the database for the information providing the resource. */ snprintf(query, MAX_QUERY, "select Packages.filename,Packages.Dist,Packages.Name,Packages.Version,Packages.Release,Packages.Arch,Packages.Os,Packages.Packager,Packages.Date,Packages.Size,Packages.Vendor from Packages,Provides where Provides.Resource=\"%s\" and Provides.ID = Packages.ID", resource); query[MAX_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql, query)) { printf("sql_dump_rdf: SELECT from Packages failed: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); fprintf(rdf, "\n"); fclose(rdf); return; } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result == NULL) { printf("sql_dump_rdf: SELECT from Packages failed: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); fprintf(rdf, "\n"); fclose(rdf); return; } while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { filename = row[0]; dist = row[1]; name = row[2]; version = row[3]; release = row[4]; arch = row[5]; os = row[6]; packager = row[7]; date = row[8]; size = row[9]; vendorstr = row[10]; if ((filename == NULL) || (dist == NULL) || (name == NULL) || (version == NULL) || (release == NULL) || (arch == NULL) || (os == NULL) || (date == NULL) || (vendorstr == NULL) || (size == NULL)) { continue; } if (!strncmp(filename, "localbase", 9)) continue; if (sscanf(dist, "%d", &distrib) != 1) continue; if ((distrib < 1) || (distrib >= SQL_MAX_DISTRIBS) || (sqlDirList[distrib] == NULL)) continue; if (vendorstr != NULL) { if (sscanf(vendorstr, "%d", &vendor) != 1) continue; } if ((vendor < 1) || (vendor >= sqlDistributionListLen) || (sqlDistributionList[vendor] == NULL)) continue; if (packager != NULL) { if (sscanf(packager, "%d", &person) != 1) continue; } if ((person < 1) || (person >= sqlVendorListLen) || (sqlVendorList[person] == NULL)) continue; subdir = sqlDirList[distrib]->subdir; rpmdir = sqlDirList[distrib]->rpmdir; len = strlen(rpmdir); if (strncmp(filename, rpmdir, len)) { fprintf(stderr, "%s out of subdir %s\n", filename, subdir); continue; } start = &(filename[len]); while (*start == '/') start++; end = &start[strlen(start) - 1]; while ((end >= start) && (*end != '/')) end--; if (end <= start) { psubdir = xmlStrdup(""); } else { psubdir = xmlMalloc((end - start) + 1); if (psubdir == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Out of memory\n"); continue; } strncpy(psubdir, start, end - start); psubdir[end - start] = 0; } fprintf(rdf, " ftp,psubdir,name,version,release,arch); fprintf(rdf, "href=\"../%s/%s/%s-%s-%s.%s.rdf\">\n", subdir,psubdir,name,version,release,arch); fprintf(rdf, " %s\n", name); fprintf(rdf, " %s\n", version); fprintf(rdf, " %s\n", release); fprintf(rdf, " %s\n", arch); fprintf(rdf, " %s\n", os); if (packager == NULL) fprintf(rdf, " Unknown\n"); else fprintf(rdf, " %s\n", convertXML(sqlDistributionList[vendor])); fprintf(rdf, " %s\n", convertXML(sqlVendorList[person])); fprintf(rdf, " %s\n", date); fprintf(rdf, " %s\n", size); fprintf(rdf, " %s\n", subdir); fprintf(rdf, " \n"); xmlFree(psubdir); } fprintf(rdf, "\n"); fclose(rdf); mysql_free_result(result); if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); } } void sql_show_config(void) { MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; int id, i; int index = 0; int ids[500]; char query[SMALL_QUERY]; printf(";\n; Configuration file for rpm2html\n"); printf("; http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/\n;\n\n"); mysql_query(sql,"SELECT Name,Value FROM Config"); result = mysql_use_result(sql); while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if (row[0] == NULL) { printf("\n"); } else { if (!strcmp(row[0], "maint")) printf("; maintainer of the local rpm mirror\n"); else if (!strcmp(row[0], "mail")) printf("; mail for the maintainer\n"); else if (!strcmp(row[0], "dir")) printf("; Directory to store the HTML pages produced\n"); else if (!strcmp(row[0], "url")) printf("; The relative URL for front pages\n"); else if (!strcmp(row[0], "header")) printf("; Extra link in the navigation bar\n"); else if (!strcmp(row[0], "html")) printf("; Export the local packages in HTML format\n"); else if (!strcmp(row[0], "tree")) printf("; Build the tree for the distributions\n"); else if (!strcmp(row[0], "rdf")) printf("; Export the local packages in RDF format\n"); else if (!strcmp(row[0], "rdf_dir")) printf("; Directory to store the RDf tree\n"); else if (!strcmp(row[0], "rdf_resources")) printf("; Compile a list of resources in RDF format\n"); else if (!strcmp(row[0], "rdf_resources_dir")) printf("; Directory to store the RDf resources tree\n"); if (row[1] == NULL) printf("%s\n\n", row[0]); else printf("%s=%s\n\n", row[0], row[1]); } } mysql_free_result(result); if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); } /* * Dump the Metadata */ printf(";\n; The metadata mirrors list\n;\n\n[metadata]\n"); mysql_query(sql,"SELECT URL FROM Metadata"); result = mysql_use_result(sql); while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if (row[0] != NULL) { printf("mirror=%s\n", row[0]); } } mysql_free_result(result); if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); } /* * Dump the distributions information * 1/ collect the list of IDs for the distribs */ printf("\n\n;\n; The distribution list\n;\n\n"); mysql_query(sql,"SELECT ID FROM Distribs"); result = mysql_use_result(sql); while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if (row[0] != NULL) { if (sscanf(row[0], "%d", &id) == 1) { ids[index++] = id; } } } mysql_free_result(result); /* * Dump each distribution separately. */ for (i = 0;i < index;i++) { snprintf(query, SMALL_QUERY - 1, "SELECT Directory,Name,Vendor,Path,URL,URLSrc,Description,Html,Color \ FROM Distribs WHERE ID=%d", ids[i]); query[SMALL_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_show_config: SELECT Distrib %d failed: %s\n", ids[i], mysql_error(sql)); continue; } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if (row[0] == NULL) break; printf("[%s]\n", row[0]); if (row[1] != NULL) printf("name=%s\n", row[1]); if (row[3] != NULL) printf("subdir=%s\n", row[3]); if (row[4] != NULL) printf("ftp=%s\n", row[4]); if (row[5] != NULL) printf("ftpsrc=%s\n", row[5]); if (row[7] != NULL) printf("html=%s\n", row[7]); if (row[8] != NULL) printf("color=%s\n", row[8]); } } mysql_free_result(result); /* * Extract the mirrors for this distribution. */ snprintf(query, SMALL_QUERY - 1, "SELECT URL FROM Mirrors WHERE ID=%d", ids[i]); query[SMALL_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_show_config: SELECT Mirrors %d failed: %s\n", ids[i], mysql_error(sql)); printf("\n\n"); continue; } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if (row[0] == NULL) continue; printf("mirror=%s\n", row[0]); } } mysql_free_result(result); printf("\n\n"); } printf(";\n; End of the configuration file for rpm2html\n;\n"); } void sql_show_metadata(void) { MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; mysql_query(sql,"SELECT URL FROM Metadata"); result = mysql_use_result(sql); while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if (row[0] == NULL) printf("NULL !\n"); else { printf("%s\n", row[0]); } } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); } } void sql_show_mirrors(void) { MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; mysql_query(sql,"SELECT URL FROM Mirrors"); result = mysql_use_result(sql); while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if (row[0] == NULL) printf("NULL !\n"); else { printf("%s\n", row[0]); } } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); } } void sql_show_vendors(void) { MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; mysql_query(sql,"SELECT Name, URL FROM Vendors"); result = mysql_use_result(sql); while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if (row[0] == NULL) printf("NULL !\n"); else { if (row[1] == NULL) printf("%s : no url\n", row[0]); else printf("%s : %s\n", row[0], row[1]); } } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); } } void sql_show_distribs(void) { MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; mysql_query(sql,"SELECT Name, Path, URL FROM Distribs"); result = mysql_use_result(sql); while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if (row[0] == NULL) printf("NULL !\n"); else { if (row[1] == NULL) printf("%s : no Path\n", row[0]); else { if (row[2] == NULL) printf("%s : %s : no url\n", row[0], row[1]); else printf("%s : %s : %s\n", row[0], row[1], row[2]); } } } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); } } int sql_show_table_stats(const char *table, const char *key) { char query[MAX_QUERY]; MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; int res; /* * Search first for the ID if it already exists */ snprintf(query, MAX_QUERY - 1, "SELECT COUNT(%s) FROM %s", key, table); query[MAX_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_show_table_stats: SELECT COUNT failed: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { /* * Lookup the value and return it */ if (row[0] == NULL) { mysql_free_result(result); printf("sql_show_table_stats: select count returns NULL !\n"); return(-1); } if (sscanf(row[0], "%d", &res) != 1) { mysql_free_result(result); printf("sql_show_table_stats: value non numeric %s\n", row[0]); return(-1); } mysql_free_result(result); if (res <= 0) printf(" %s is empty\n", table); else printf(" %s contains %d records\n", table, res); return(res); } mysql_free_result(result); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_show_stats error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); } return(-1); } int sql_show_stats(void) { const char *query = "SHOW TABLES"; MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; int tables = 0; int records = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_check_tables: SHOW TABLES failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if (row[0] == NULL) { mysql_free_result(result); printf("sql_check_tables: SHOW TABLES returns NULL !\n"); return(-1); } tables++; } mysql_free_result(result); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_show_stats error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); } printf("%d tables in use\n", tables); records += sql_show_table_stats("Config", "Name"); records += sql_show_table_stats("Distribs", "Name"); records += sql_show_table_stats("Vendors", "Name"); records += sql_show_table_stats("Mirrors", "URL"); records += sql_show_table_stats("Metadata", "URL"); records += sql_show_table_stats("Packages", "Name"); records += sql_show_table_stats("Requires", "Resource"); records += sql_show_table_stats("Provides", "Resource"); records += sql_show_table_stats("Files", "Path"); printf("Total: %d records\n", records); return(records); } void sql_show_latests(void) { rpmDataPtr list; list = sqlRpmByDate(); if (list == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "no package in database\n"); return; } dumpRpmByDate(list, 0); } void sql_show_resources(void) { int i; sqlInitSqlDirList(); sqlInitSqlResourceList(); sqlInitSqlDistributionList(); sqlInitSqlVendorList(); for (i = 0;i < sqlResourceListLen;i++) { if (sqlResourceList[i] == NULL) break; dumpRessRedirHtml(sqlResourceList[i]); if (rpm2html_dump_rdf_resources) sql_dump_rdf(sqlResourceList[i]); } if (rpm2htmlVerbose) fprintf(stderr, "Dumped %d redirrect resource pages\n", i); if (rpm2html_dump_rdf_resources) sql_dump_rdf_full_index(); sqlListsCleanup(); } void sql_reindex(void) { int i; int pid, status; sqlInitSqlDirList(); #ifdef SQL_DEBUG printf("sql_reindex\n"); #endif if (sqlDirListInitialized) { for (i = 0 ; i < SQL_MAX_DISTRIBS;i++) { if (sqlDirList[i] == NULL) continue; if (sqlDirList[i]->rpmdir != NULL) { printf("sqltools indexing: %s\n", sqlDirList[i]->name); pid = fork(); if (pid < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "fork failed \n"); continue; } if (pid == 0) { printf("%s %s %s %s\n", "./rpm2html", "-dir", sqlDirList[i]->rpmdir, "./rpm2html-local.config"); execlp("./rpm2html", "./rpm2html", "-dir", sqlDirList[i]->rpmdir, "./rpm2html-local.config", NULL); fprintf(stderr, "Unable to launch rpm2html\n"); exit(127); } do { if (waitpid(pid, &status, 0) == -1) { if (errno != EINTR) goto done; } else { if (status != 0) printf("indexing: %s exit %d\n", sqlDirList[i]->name, status); break; } } while(1); } } } done: sqlListsCleanup(); } void sql_show_index(void) { sqlInitSqlDirList(); sqlInitSqlDistributionList(); if (rpm2html_dump_rdf_resources) sql_dump_rdf_full_index(); sqlListsCleanup(); } void sql_show_all(void) { rpmDataPtr list; #ifdef SQL_DEBUG_TIMING time_t cur, last; last = time(NULL); #endif list = sqlRpmAll(); if (list == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "no package in database\n"); return; } #ifdef SQL_DEBUG_TIMING cur = time(NULL); fprintf(stderr, "sqlRpmAll took %d seconds\n", (int)(cur - last)); last = cur; #endif rpmNameSort(&list, 0); dumpRpmByName(rpmSoftwareList, 0); #ifdef SQL_DEBUG_TIMING cur = time(NULL); fprintf(stderr, "dumpRpmByName took %d seconds\n", (int)(cur - last)); last = cur; #endif rpmGroupSort(&list, 0); dumpRpmByGroups(rpmSoftwareList, 0); #ifdef SQL_DEBUG_TIMING cur = time(NULL); fprintf(stderr, "dumpRpmByGroups took %d seconds\n", (int)(cur - last)); last = cur; #endif rpmVendorSort(&list, 0); dumpRpmByVendors(list, 0); #ifdef SQL_DEBUG_TIMING cur = time(NULL); fprintf(stderr, "dumpRpmByVendors took %d seconds\n", (int)(cur - last)); last = cur; #endif rpmDistribSort(&list, 0); dumpRpmByDistribs(list, 0); #ifdef SQL_DEBUG_TIMING cur = time(NULL); fprintf(stderr, "dumpRpmByDistribs took %d seconds\n", (int)(cur - last)); last = cur; #endif rpmDateSort(&list, 0); dumpRpmByDate(list, 0); #ifdef SQL_DEBUG_TIMING cur = time(NULL); fprintf(stderr, "dumpRpmByDate took %d seconds\n", (int)(cur - last)); last = cur; #endif rpmdataCleanup(); sleep(30); } /************************************************************************ * * * rpm2html configuration functions * * * ************************************************************************/ int readConfigSql(void) { char query[MAX_QUERY]; MYSQL_RES *result; MYSQL_ROW row; int dir = 0; /* * General configuration information */ snprintf(query, MAX_QUERY - 1, "SELECT Name,Value FROM Config"); query[MAX_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_check_tables: SELECT Config failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if ((row[0] == NULL) || (row[1] == NULL)) { fprintf(stderr, "readConfigSql : found NULL value\n"); continue; } if (!strcmp(row[0], "dir")) dir = 1; addConfigEntry(RPM2HTML_NAME, row[0], row[1]); } mysql_free_result(result); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_show_stats error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); } if (dir == 0) { fprintf(stderr, "readConfigSql : no directory\n"); return(-1); } /* * The metadata mirror list. */ snprintf(query, MAX_QUERY - 1, "SELECT URL FROM Metadata"); query[MAX_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_check_tables: SELECT Metadata failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if (row[0] == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "readConfigSql : found NULL metadata\n"); continue; } addConfigEntry("metadata", "mirror", row[0]); } mysql_free_result(result); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_show_stats error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); } /* * The distribution lists */ snprintf(query, MAX_QUERY - 1, "SELECT Directory,Name,URL,URLSrc,Path FROM Distribs"); query[MAX_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_check_tables: SELECT Distribs failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if (row[0] == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "readConfigSql : found NULL distro\n"); continue; } if (row[1] != NULL) addConfigEntry(row[0], "name", row[1]); if (row[2] != NULL) addConfigEntry(row[0], "ftp", row[2]); if (row[3] != NULL) addConfigEntry(row[0], "ftpsrc", row[3]); if (row[4] != NULL) addConfigEntry(row[0], "subdir", row[4]); } mysql_free_result(result); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_show_stats error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); } /* * The Mirrors */ snprintf(query, MAX_QUERY - 1, "SELECT Distribs.Directory,Mirrors.URL FROM Distribs,Mirrors WHERE Distribs.ID = Mirrors.ID"); query[MAX_QUERY - 1] = 0; if (mysql_query(sql,query)) { printf("sql_check_tables: SELECT Distribs failed %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); return(-1); } result = mysql_use_result(sql); if (result) { while((row = mysql_fetch_row(result))) { if ((row[0] == NULL) || (row[1] == NULL)) { fprintf(stderr, "readConfigSql : found NULL mirror\n"); continue; } addConfigEntry(row[0], "mirror", row[1]); } mysql_free_result(result); } if(mysql_errno(sql)) { fprintf(stderr, "sql_show_stats error: %s\n", mysql_error(sql)); } /* * TODO: add the language(s) stuff */ return(0); } void sqlConfigEntry(const char *rpmdir, const char *name, const char *value) { int distrib; if (rpm2htmlVerbose > 1) printf("sqlConfigEntry(\"%s\", \"%s\", \"%s\")\n", rpmdir, name, value); /* * case of global option for rpm2html. */ if (!strcasecmp(rpmdir, RPM2HTML_NAME)) { sql_add_config_info(name, value); return; } /* * Options for the metadata mirrors. */ if (!strcasecmp(rpmdir, "metadata")) { if (!strcasecmp(name, "mirror")) { sql_add_metadata_base(value); } else { printf("Config file : %s entry for [metadata] ignored\n", name); } return; } /* * option for a directory. */ if (!strcasecmp(name, "name")) { sql_add_distrib(value, NULL, rpmdir, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "subdir")) { distrib = sql_read_info_key("Distribs", "Directory", rpmdir); if (distrib > 0) sql_update_id("Distribs", distrib, "Path", value); else fprintf(stderr, "database has no distrib: %s", rpmdir); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "url")) { distrib = sql_read_info_key("Distribs", "Directory", rpmdir); if (distrib > 0) sql_update_id("Distribs", distrib, "URL", value); else fprintf(stderr, "database has no distrib: %s", rpmdir); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "ftp")) { distrib = sql_read_info_key("Distribs", "Directory", rpmdir); if (distrib > 0) sql_update_id("Distribs", distrib, "URL", value); else fprintf(stderr, "database has no distrib: %s", rpmdir); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "ftpsrc")) { distrib = sql_read_info_key("Distribs", "Directory", rpmdir); if (distrib > 0) sql_update_id("Distribs", distrib, "URLSrc", value); else fprintf(stderr, "database has no distrib: %s", rpmdir); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "html")) { distrib = sql_read_info_key("Distribs", "Directory", rpmdir); if (distrib > 0) sql_update_id("Distribs", distrib, "Html", value); else fprintf(stderr, "database has no distrib: %s", rpmdir); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "color")) { distrib = sql_read_info_key("Distribs", "Directory", rpmdir); if (distrib > 0) sql_update_id("Distribs", distrib, "Color", value); else fprintf(stderr, "database has no distrib: %s", rpmdir); } else if (!strcasecmp(name, "mirror")) { distrib = sql_read_info_key("Distribs", "Directory", rpmdir); if (distrib > 0) sql_add_dist_mirror(distrib, value, 0); else fprintf(stderr, "database has no distrib: %s", rpmdir); } else { printf("Config file : %s entry for [%s] ignored\n", name, rpmdir); } } rpm2html-1.11.2/sqltools.c0000664000076400007640000001016507274074744014101 0ustar hanyhany/* * sqltools.c: front-end program for MySQL database */ #include "config.h" #include #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_FCNTL_H #include #endif #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_UNISTD_H #include #endif /******** #include ********/ #include "rpm2html.h" #include "rpmdata.h" #include "sql.h" void usage(const char *name) { printf("%s: usage\n", name); printf(" config: dump a config file from the database\n"); printf(" stats: show database usage statistics\n"); printf(" reindex: reindex all distro one by one\n"); printf(" check: remove superfluous entries from the database\n"); printf(" vendors: list the registered vendors\n"); printf(" distribs: list the registered distribs\n"); printf(" metadata: list the registered metadata servers\n"); printf(" mirrors: list the registered mirrors\n"); printf(" latests: list the latest packages\n"); printf(" index: regenerates the full index RDF\n"); printf(" add distrib name [vendor [directory [path [url [ urlsrc [description]]]]]]\n"); printf(" add vendor name [url [description]]\n"); printf(" add mirror distrib url\n"); printf(" queries : dump the most requested queries\n"); exit(1); } int main(int argc, char **argv) { int res; if (getenv("DEBUG_SQLTOOLS") == NULL) rpm2htmlVerbose = 0; if (argc < 2) usage(argv[0]); if (init_sql(NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL) < 0) exit(1); res = sql_check_tables(); if (res > 0) { printf("rebuilt %d tables\n", res); } if (!strcmp(argv[1], "vendors")) sql_show_vendors(); else if (!strcmp(argv[1], "metadata")) sql_show_metadata(); else if (!strcmp(argv[1], "mirrors")) sql_show_mirrors(); else if (!strcmp(argv[1], "distribs")) sql_show_distribs(); else if (!strcmp(argv[1], "config")) sql_show_config(); else if (!strcmp(argv[1], "stats")) sql_show_stats(); else if (!strcmp(argv[1], "latests")) sql_show_latests(); else if (!strcmp(argv[1], "all")) sql_show_all(); else if (!strcmp(argv[1], "resources")) sql_show_resources(); else if (!strcmp(argv[1], "check")) sql_check_packages(); else if (!strcmp(argv[1], "topindex")) sql_top_index(); else if (!strcmp(argv[1], "index")) sql_show_index(); else if (!strcmp(argv[1], "reindex")) sql_reindex(); else if (!strcmp(argv[1], "queries")) sql_get_top_queries(300); else if (!strcmp(argv[1], "add")) { if (argc < 5) usage(argv[0]); if (!strcmp(argv[2], "distrib")) { char *Name = NULL; char *Path = NULL; char *Directory = NULL; char *Vendor = NULL; char *URL = NULL; char *URLSrc = NULL; char *Description = NULL; char *Color = NULL; char *Html = NULL; if ((argc > 3) && (argv[3][0] != 0)) Name = argv[3]; if ((argc > 4) && (argv[4][0] != 0)) Vendor = argv[4]; if ((argc > 5) && (argv[5][0] != 0)) Directory = argv[5]; if ((argc > 6) && (argv[6][0] != 0)) Path = argv[6]; if ((argc > 7) && (argv[7][0] != 0)) URL = argv[7]; if ((argc > 8) && (argv[8][0] != 0)) URLSrc = argv[8]; if ((argc > 9) && (argv[9][0] != 0)) Description = argv[9]; res = sql_add_distrib(Name, Vendor, Directory, Path, URL, URLSrc, Description, Color, Html); printf("updated %d fields\n", res); } else if (!strcmp(argv[2], "vendor")) { char *Name = NULL; char *URL = NULL; char *Description = NULL; if ((argc > 3) && (argv[3][0] != 0)) Name = argv[3]; if ((argc > 4) && (argv[4][0] != 0)) URL = argv[4]; if ((argc > 5) && (argv[5][0] != 0)) Description = argv[5]; res = sql_add_vendor(Name, URL, Description); printf("updated %d fields\n", res); } else if (!strcmp(argv[2], "mirror")) { char *Name = NULL; char *URL = NULL; if ((argc > 3) && (argv[3][0] != 0)) Name = argv[3]; if ((argc > 4) && (argv[4][0] != 0)) URL = argv[4]; res = sql_add_mirror(Name, URL, 0); printf("updated %d fields\n", res); } } if (close_sql() < 0) return(1); exit(0); } rpm2html-1.11.2/config.h0000664000076400007640000000741411466345217013470 0ustar hanyhany/* config.h. Generated from config.h.in by configure. */ /* config.h.in. Generated from configure.in by autoheader. */ #define USE_RPM310 1 #define USE_RPMIO 1 #define HAVE_RPM42 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_CTYPE_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ /* #undef HAVE_DB1_DB_H */ /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_DB_185_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_DIRENT_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_ERRNO_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_FCNTL_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the `gethostname' function. */ #define HAVE_GETHOSTNAME 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_INTTYPES_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the `intl' library (-lintl). */ /* #undef HAVE_LIBINTL */ /* Define to 1 if you have the `rpm' library (-lrpm). */ #define HAVE_LIBRPM 1 /* use templating engine libtemplate */ #define HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_MALLOC_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_MEMORY_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file, and it defines `DIR'. */ /* #undef HAVE_NDIR_H */ /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_RPM_RPMIO_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_RPM_RPMLEGACY_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_RPM_RPMLIB_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the `snprintf' function. */ #define HAVE_SNPRINTF 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_STDARG_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_STDINT_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_STDLIB_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the `strdup' function. */ #define HAVE_STRDUP 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the `strerror' function. */ #define HAVE_STRERROR 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the `strftime' function. */ #define HAVE_STRFTIME 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_STRINGS_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_STRING_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the `strndup' function. */ #define HAVE_STRNDUP 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file, and it defines `DIR'. */ /* #undef HAVE_SYS_DIR_H */ /* Define to 1 if you have the header file, and it defines `DIR'. */ /* #undef HAVE_SYS_NDIR_H */ /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_SYS_STAT_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_SYS_TYPES_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_TIME_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_UNISTD_H 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the `unlink' function. */ #define HAVE_UNLINK 1 /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #define HAVE_ZLIB_H 1 /* Name of package */ #define PACKAGE "rpm2html" /* Define to the address where bug reports for this package should be sent. */ #define PACKAGE_BUGREPORT "" /* Define to the full name of this package. */ #define PACKAGE_NAME "" /* Define to the full name and version of this package. */ #define PACKAGE_STRING "" /* Define to the one symbol short name of this package. */ #define PACKAGE_TARNAME "" /* Define to the home page for this package. */ #define PACKAGE_URL "" /* Define to the version of this package. */ #define PACKAGE_VERSION "" /* Define to 1 if you have the ANSI C header files. */ #define STDC_HEADERS 1 /* Version number of package */ #define VERSION "1.11.2" rpm2html-1.11.2/html.h0000664000076400007640000000233107214744510013153 0ustar hanyhany/* * html.h : resources concerning the dump as an HTML base. * * See Copyright for the status of this software. * * $Id: html.h,v 1.20 2000/12/10 18:19:52 veillard Exp $ */ #ifndef __RPM_HTML_H__ #define __RPM_HTML_H__ extern void dumpDirIcon(void); extern void createDirectory(const char *dirname); extern void dumpAllRessHtml(int installed); extern void dumpRpmHtml(rpmDataPtr rpm, rpmSubdirPtr tree); extern void dumpRpmByGroups(rpmDataPtr list, int installed); extern void dumpRpmByDistribs(rpmDataPtr list, int installed); extern void dumpRpmByVendors(rpmDataPtr list, int installed); extern void dumpRpmByDate(rpmDataPtr list, int installed); extern void dumpRpmByName(rpmDataPtr list, int installed); extern rpmDataPtr dumpDirIndex(rpmDirPtr dir, rpmSubdirPtr tree, rpmDataPtr list); extern void dumpIndex(time_t start_time, int installed); extern void rpmDumpHtmlRealRoot(rpmDirPtr dir); extern const char *rpmName(rpmDataPtr cur); extern const char *resourceName(const char *resource); extern int checkDate(const char *filename, time_t stamp); extern void dumpRessRedirHtml(const char *name); char *convertHTML(const char *str); char *convertXML(const char *str); #endif /* __RPM_HTML_H__ */ rpm2html-1.11.2/language.h0000664000076400007640000000540407177124727014010 0ustar hanyhany/* * language.h : definitions for the Localization support. * * See Copyright for the status of this software. * * $Id: language.h,v 1.13 2000/10/29 22:51:03 veillard Exp $ */ #ifndef __RPM2HTML_LANGUAGE_H__ #define __RPM2HTML_LANGUAGE_H__ #define LANG_HTML_SUFFIX 0 #define LANG_GENERATED 1 #define LANG_INDEX_HTML 2 #define LANG_GROUP_HTML 3 #define LANG_BYDATE_HTML 4 #define LANG_BYNAME_HTML 5 #define LANG_VENDOR_HTML 6 #define LANG_DISTRIB_HTML 7 #define LANG_WELCOME_REPOSITORY 8 #define LANG_RPM2HTML_INTRO 9 #define LANG_STATS 10 #define LANG_INSTALLED_STATS 11 #define LANG_LIST 12 #define LANG_INDEX_GROUP 13 #define LANG_INDEX_CREATION 14 #define LANG_INDEX_NAME 15 #define LANG_INDEX_VENDOR 16 #define LANG_INDEX_DISTRIB 17 #define LANG_INDEX_INSTALL 18 #define LANG_SOURCES_REPOSITORY 19 #define LANG_LOCAL_MIRROR 20 #define LANG_MIRRORS 21 #define LANG_GENERATION_TIME 22 #define LANG_SECONDS 23 #define LANG_WELCOME_INSTALL 24 #define LANG_FROM 25 #define LANG_NAME 26 #define LANG_DISTRIBUTION 27 #define LANG_VERSION 28 #define LANG_VENDOR 29 #define LANG_RELEASE 30 #define LANG_BUILD_DATE 31 #define LANG_INSTALL_DATE 32 #define LANG_GROUP 33 #define LANG_BUILD_HOST 34 #define LANG_SIZE 35 #define LANG_RPM_SRC 36 #define LANG_PACKAGER 37 #define LANG_URL 38 #define LANG_SUMMARY 39 #define LANG_PROVIDE 40 #define LANG_REQUIRE 41 #define LANG_COPYRIGHT 42 #define LANG_FILES 43 #define LANG_NO_FILES 44 #define LANG_NO_SUMMARY 45 #define LANG_RPM_RESOURCE 46 #define LANG_PROVIDED_BY 47 #define LANG_SORTED_BY_GROUP 48 #define LANG_OF_GROUP 49 #define LANG_SORTED_BY_DISTRIB 50 #define LANG_OF_DISTRIB 51 #define LANG_SORTED_BY_VENDOR 52 #define LANG_OF_VENDOR 53 #define LANG_SORTED_BY_CDATE 54 #define LANG_SORTED_BY_IDATE 55 #define LANG_LESS_3D_OLD 56 #define LANG_LESS_1W_OLD 57 #define LANG_LESS_2W_OLD 58 #define LANG_LESS_1M_OLD 59 #define LANG_MORE_1M_OLD 60 #define LANG_I_LESS_3D_OLD 61 #define LANG_I_LESS_1W_OLD 62 #define LANG_I_LESS_2W_OLD 63 #define LANG_I_LESS_1M_OLD 64 #define LANG_I_MORE_1M_OLD 65 #define LANG_SORTED_BY_NAME 66 #define LANG_NO_DESCRIPTION 67 #define LANG_UNKNOWN 68 #define LANG_NONE 69 #define LANG_NO_GROUP 70 #define LANG_NO_HOST 71 #define LANG_INDEX 72 #define LANG_BEGINNING_LETTER 73 #define LANG_WARNING_RESOURCES 74 #define LANG_CHOOSE_ANOTHER 75 #define LANG_MORE 76 #define LANG_CHANGELOG 77 #define LANG_SUBDIRS 78 #define LANG_TREE_HTML 79 #define LANG_BROWSE_TREE 80 #define LANG_SEARCH_FORM 81 #define LANG_SIGNATURES 82 #define LANG_RDF_CHANNEL 83 /* * Array containing the localized language strings. */ extern char *localizedStrings[]; /* * Functions. */ extern int readLanguageFile(char *filename); extern int writeLanguageFile(char *filename); #endif /* __RPM2HTML_LANGUAGE_H__ */ rpm2html-1.11.2/memory.h0000664000076400007640000000046007217421437013523 0ustar hanyhany/* * memory.h: interface for the memory allocation debugger. * * daniel@veillard.com */ #ifndef _RPM2HTML_DEBUG_MEMORY_ALLOC_ #define _RPM2HTML_DEBUG_MEMORY_ALLOC_ /* #define NO_DEBUG_MEMORY */ #include #include #endif /* _RPM2HTML_DEBUG_MEMORY_ALLOC_ */ rpm2html-1.11.2/rdf_api.h0000664000076400007640000000705607565426467013645 0ustar hanyhany/* * rdf_api.h : interface definitions to read and write RDF schemas * * See Copyright for the status of this software. * * $Id: rdf_api.h,v 1.12 2002/11/16 11:34:15 veillard Exp $ */ #ifndef __RDF_API_H__ #define __RDF_API_H__ #include #include #include "rdf.h" /* * An RDF schema is basically an XML document. */ typedef xmlDocPtr rdfSchema; /* * An RDF namespace is an XML namespace/Ns */ typedef xmlNsPtr rdfNamespace; /* * Any RDF element is an XML element. */ typedef xmlNodePtr rdfElement; /* * An RDF description is an RDF element and usually * a direct child of the root for simple descriptions. */ typedef rdfElement rdfDescription; /* * The value of an element can be either: * - A piece of Text : char * RDF_LEAF * - A collection tag : * - Bag, RDF_BAG * - Seq RDF_SEQ * - Alt RDF_ALT * - An rdfDescription RDF_DESC */ #define RDF_LEAF 1 #define RDF_BAG 2 #define RDF_SEQ 3 #define RDF_ALT 4 #define RDF_DESC 5 /* * An RDF Bag is and RDF element with possibly multiple child */ typedef rdfElement rdfBag; /* * An RDF Seq is and RDF element an enumeration of childs */ typedef rdfElement rdfSeq; /* * Basic routines reading/writing an RDF file. */ rdfSchema rdfRead(const char *filename); void rdfWrite(rdfSchema rdf, const char *filename); void rdfWriteMemory(rdfSchema rdf, char **buffer, int *size); /* * An RDF schema is a collection of RDF descriptions. */ rdfSchema rdfNewSchema(void); void rdfDestroySchema(rdfSchema rdf); rdfDescription rdfFirstDescription(rdfSchema schema); rdfDescription rdfNextDescription(rdfDescription desc); rdfDescription rdfAddDescription(rdfSchema schema, const char *id, const char *about); char *rdfGetDescriptionId(rdfSchema schema, rdfDescription desc); char *rdfGetDescriptionAbout(rdfSchema schema, rdfDescription desc); char *rdfGetElementResource(rdfSchema schema, rdfElement elem); #define rdfGetDescriptionHref(s, d) rdfGetDescriptionAbout((s), (d)) void rdfSetElementResource(rdfSchema schema, rdfElement elem, const char *URI); /* * Namespace handling. */ rdfNamespace rdfNewNamespace(rdfSchema rdf, const char *url, const char *ns); rdfNamespace rdfGetNamespace(rdfSchema rdf, const char *href); rdfNamespace rdfGetRdfNamespace(rdfSchema rdf); /* * Routines to read/write values, which can be either final ones or * subtree. */ int rdfGetValue(rdfDescription desc, const char *property, rdfNamespace ns, char **value, rdfElement *elem); void rdfSetValue(rdfDescription desc, const char *property, rdfNamespace ns, const char *value); void rdfSetTree(rdfDescription desc, const char *property, rdfNamespace ns, rdfElement elem); void rdfRemoveProperty(rdfDescription desc, const char *property, rdfNamespace ns); /* * Routines to read/write bags */ rdfBag rdfBagCreate(rdfSchema schema, rdfDescription desc, const char *property, rdfNamespace ns); rdfElement rdfBagAddValue(rdfBag bag, const char *property, rdfNamespace ns, const char *value, rdfElement elem); /* * Routines to walk bags and sequences. */ rdfElement rdfFirstChild(rdfElement bag); rdfElement rdfNextElem(rdfElement desc); /* * Direct access to Element values. */ int rdfElemGetType(rdfElement elem); char *rdfElemGetValue(rdfElement elem); char *rdfElemGetPropertyName(rdfElement elem); rdfNamespace rdfElemGetNamespace(rdfElement elem); void rdfElemSetValue(rdfElement elem, const char *value); #endif /* __RDF_API_H__ */ rpm2html-1.11.2/rdf.h0000664000076400007640000000112611452634006012760 0ustar hanyhany/* * rdf.h : interfaces for the RDF encoding/decoding of RPM information. * * See Copyright for the status of this software. * * $Id: rdf.h,v 1.8 2010/10/05 14:36:54 hany Exp $ */ #ifndef __INCLUDE_RDF_H__ #define __INCLUDE_RDF_H__ extern rpmDataPtr rpmOpenRdfFile(char *file); extern rpmDataPtr rpmOpenRdf(char *nameRpm, rpmDirPtr dir, rpmSubdirPtr tree); extern void dumpRpmRdf(rpmDataPtr rpm, rpmSubdirPtr tree); extern void dumpAllResRdf(void); extern void dumpResRdf(rpmRessPtr res); extern void dumpAproposRdf(void); extern void dumpDistListRdf(void); #endif /* __INCLUDE_RDF_H__ */ rpm2html-1.11.2/rpm2html.h0000664000076400007640000000553011466345163013765 0ustar hanyhany/* * rpm2html.h : general resources about rpm2html * * See Copyright for the status of this software. * * $Id: rpm2html.h,v 1.83 2010/11/09 22:25:55 hany Exp $ */ #ifndef __RPM2HTML_H__ #define __RPM2HTML_H__ #include "memory.h" #include "stringbuf.h" /* * General setup default values overriden by config file. */ #define RPM2HTML_NAME "rpm2html" #define RPM2HTML_VER "1.11.2" #define RPM2HTML_URL "http://www.nongnu.org/rpm2html/" #define RPM2HTML_MAINT "Peter Hanecak" #define RPM2HTML_MAIL "hany@hany.sk" /* * Constants. */ #define MAX_COLOR_PER_LINE 4 #define MAX_TABLE_LENGHT 20 #define MAX_PAGE_LENGHT 250 #define PACKAGE_FIELD_WIDTH 250 #define DESCRIPTION_FIELD_WIDTH 450 #define SYSTEM_FIELD_WIDTH 95 #define MAX_EXTRA_HEADERS 10 #define MAX_NAME_LIST_LENGHT 75 #define DEFAULT_RDF_COUNT_LIMIT 20 typedef enum rpm_dep_flag { RPM2HTML_REQ_NONE = 0, RPM2HTML_REQ_LT = 1, RPM2HTML_REQ_LEQ, RPM2HTML_REQ_GT, RPM2HTML_REQ_GEQ, RPM2HTML_REQ_EQU } rpm_dep_flag; /* * Unmodifiable variables. */ extern char *rpm2html_rpm2html_name; /* OK */ extern char *rpm2html_rpm2html_ver; /* OK */ extern char *rpm2html_rpm2html_url; /* OK */ extern char *rpm2html_rpm2html_thishost; /* * global variables. */ extern int rpm2htmlVerbose; extern char *rpm2html_maint; /* OK */ extern char *rpm2html_mail; /* OK */ extern char *rpm2html_help; extern char *rpm2html_dir; /* OK */ extern char *rpm2html_name; /* OK */ extern char *rpm2html_url; /* OK */ #ifdef WITH_SQL extern char *rpm2html_search; #endif extern char *rpm2html_ftp; /* OK */ extern char *rpm2html_ftpsrc; /* OK */ extern char *rpm2html_host; /* OK */ extern int rpm2html_dump_rdf; extern int rpm2html_dump_rdf_resources; extern int rpm2html_dump_html; extern int rpm2html_dump_html_only_if_rpm_newer; #ifdef HAVE_LIBTEMPLATE extern char *rpm2html_html_template; #endif extern char *rpm2html_rdf_dir; /* OK */ extern char *rpm2html_rdf_resources_dir; /* OK */ extern int rpm2html_rdf_count_limit; extern int rpm2html_build_tree; extern int rpm2html_cve_linking; extern int rpm2html_no_sql; extern int rpm2html_protect_emails; extern int rpm2html_files; extern int rpm2html_size; extern int rpm2html_install_files; extern int rpm2html_install_size; extern char *rpm2html_headers_name[MAX_EXTRA_HEADERS]; /* OK */ extern char *rpm2html_headers_url[MAX_EXTRA_HEADERS]; /* OK */ extern int rpm2html_nb_extra_headers; extern int nb_metadata_mirrors; extern int max_metadata_mirrors; extern char **metadata_mirrors; extern int readConfigFile(char *filename); extern void addConfigEntry(char *rpmdir, char *name, char *value); extern void reinitialize(void); extern char *xmlStrdupHTML(const char *str); extern void rpmDirCleanupAll(void); extern void cleanupCleanup(void); extern void htmlCleanup(void); extern void rpmopenCleanup(void); #endif /* __RPM2HTML_H__ */ rpm2html-1.11.2/rpmdata.h0000664000076400007640000002271011452634006013637 0ustar hanyhany/* * rpmdata.h : describes the data gathered for each RPM analyzed. * * See Copyright for the status of this software. * * $Id: rpmdata.h,v 1.58 2010/10/05 14:36:54 hany Exp $ */ #ifndef __RPMDATA_H__ #define __RPMDATA_H__ #include #if defined(HAVE_RPM_RPMLEGACY_H) #define _RPM_4_4_COMPAT #include #endif #if defined(HAVE_RPM_RPMIO_H) #include #endif #include /* * Structure associated with a local directory containing RPM files. */ #define MAX_ARCHS (sizeof(int) * 8) typedef struct rpm_dir { struct rpm_dir *next; /* next in list */ int no; /* ID in SQL base */ int vendor; /* vendor ID in SQL base */ char *color; /* The bgcolor for the pages :-) */ char *dir; /* where to store the HTML files */ char *subdir; /* subdirectory for multiple archive */ char *ftp; /* The host URL it's mirrored from */ char *ftpsrc; /* The host URL where src.rpm can be found */ char *host; /* Hostname for the server */ char *mail; /* mail contact for this directory */ char *maint; /* Maintainer name for this directory */ char *name; /* Name for this repository */ char *rpmdir; /* The local repository */ char *trust; /* Confidences in the files */ char *url; /* The output URL */ int files; /* number of files */ int installbase; /* Is this from an installed base */ int size; /* aggregated size of files */ int nb_mirrors; /* numbers of mirrors */ int max_mirrors; /* numbers of slot allocated */ char **mirrors; /* Urls for download */ int html; /* Should we build the HTML pages */ int build_tree; /* Should we build the filesystem tree */ int follow_symlinks; /* Should we follow all symlinks */ int rpm_symlinks; /* Should we open links to RPM files */ struct rpm_realdir *root; /* The corresponding filesystem tree */ char *dbpath; /* The rpm db path */ /* Added by A. Gibert */ } rpmDir, *rpmDirPtr; /* * Structure associated with a local directory containing HTML files. * We build a tree providing an actual map of the generated site. */ typedef struct rpm_subdir { struct rpm_subdir *parent; /* Parent directory ususally .. */ char *name; /* subdirectory name */ char *color; /* Color for the HTML output */ char *htmlpath; /* full path w.r.t. rpm2html_url */ char *rpmpath; /* full path w.r.t. rpm2html_dir */ int html; /* Should we build the HTML pages */ int nb_subdirs; /* number of subdirectories */ int max_subdirs; /* number of subdirectories allocated */ struct rpm_subdir **subdirs;/* list of the subdirectories */ } rpmSubdir, *rpmSubdirPtr; /* * Structure associated with a real directory containing files owned * by RPM packages. It reflect the content of user's filesystem if * it installed the packages. */ #define RPM_ELEM_DIRECTORY 0x1 /* File or directory ? */ typedef struct rpm_realdir { struct rpm_realdir *parent; /* Parent directory */ char *name; /* directory name */ int nb_elem; /* number of files (and subdirs) */ int max_elem; /* size of allocated arrays */ /* pointers to an array of either */ void **elems; /* filename or subdir rpm_realdir */ char **names; /* pointer to the array of names */ char *flags; /* pointer to array of flags */ } rpmRealDir, *rpmRealDirPtr; /* * structure associated with an architecture. */ typedef struct rpm_arch { struct rpm_arch *next; /* next in the list */ char *os; /* the Operating System name */ char *arch; /* the CPU architecture */ } rpmArch, *rpmArchPtr; /* * structure associated with an rpm */ typedef struct rpm_data { struct rpm_data *next; /* next in the full list of RPMs */ struct rpm_data *nextSoft; /* next software */ struct rpm_data *nextArch; /* RPM for same software on other archs */ struct rpm_data *nextHash; /* next in the hash list */ /* * These information need to be kept until the end of the processing * to allow the dump of resources directories. */ rpmDirPtr dir; /* directory infos */ char *url; /* URL for the software */ char *filename; /* name of the file */ const char *name; /* name of the software */ char *summary; /* 1 line summary */ const char *group; /* type of software */ const char *version; /* version of the software */ const char *release; /* software release */ const char *arch; /* the architecture system */ const char *os; /* the target system */ const char *distribution; /* general OS distribution */ const char *vendor; /* general OS vendor */ time_t date; /* date of packaging */ int_32 size; /* size of the software */ const char *subdir; /* subdirectory holding the rpm */ struct rpm_extra_data *extra;/* see below */ } rpmData, *rpmDataPtr; typedef struct rpm_extra_data { /* * These information are loaded and discarded as soon as the * HTML and RDF pages are built. */ char *packager; /* the packager */ char *description; /* short description */ char *copyright; /* software copyright */ char *changelog; /* changelog */ char *srcrpm; /* source RPM */ time_t stamp; /* modification file of the archive */ char *host; /* build host */ int nb_resources; /* #of resources provided */ int max_resources; /* #of resources slot allocated */ struct rpm_resource **resources;/* list of them */ int nb_requires; /* #of resources required */ int max_requires; /* #of resources slot allocated */ struct rpm_resource **requires;/* list of them */ char *filelist; /* the filelist */ int nb_sigs; /* #of signatures required */ int max_sigs; /* #of signatures slot allocated */ struct rpm_sig **sigs; /* list of them */ } rpmExtraData, *rpmExtraDataPtr; /* * structure associated with a resource */ typedef struct rpm_resource { struct rpm_resource *next; /* next in the list */ struct rpm_resource *nextHash;/* next in the hash table list */ char *name; /* name of the resource */ char *version; /* version of the resource */ rpm_dep_flag flag; /* flag of the resource */ int nb_provider; /* #of resources provided */ int max_provider; /* #of resources slot allocated */ time_t stamp; /* max stamp of the provider */ struct rpm_data **provider; /* list of them */ } rpmRess, *rpmRessPtr; /* * structure associated with signature */ typedef struct rpm_sig { int size; /* size of signature */ int tag; /* signature tag */ int type; /* signature type */ int *sig; /* signature */ #if defined(WITH_GPG) char *resolve; /* resolved signature */ #endif } rpmSig, *rpmSigPtr; /* * Variables. */ extern int rpm2htmlVerbose; extern int force; extern time_t currentTime; extern const char *archNames[MAX_ARCHS]; extern int nbArchs; extern rpmDataPtr rpmSoftwareList; /* avoid different archs clash */ extern rpmRessPtr ressList; extern rpmArchPtr archList; extern rpmRessPtr ressInstalledList; extern rpmDirPtr dirList; extern rpmSubdirPtr dirTree; extern rpmRealDirPtr treeRoot; /* * Functions */ extern rpmSubdirPtr rpmNewSubdir(rpmSubdirPtr dir, const char *name, const char *htmlpath, const char *rpmpath, const char *color, int html); extern void rpmRemoveSubdir(rpmSubdirPtr tree); extern void rpmFreeSubdir(rpmSubdirPtr tree); extern void rpmDirFree(rpmDirPtr dir); extern void rpmAddSoftware(rpmDataPtr rpm); extern void rpmDataPrint(rpmDataPtr rpm); extern rpmDataPtr rpmSearchSoftware(const char *name, const char *version, const char *release, const char *arch); /* extern void rpmDataPrintAll(void); */ extern rpmRessPtr rpmRessAdd(char *ress, rpmDataPtr rpm, int installed); extern rpmRessPtr rpmRequAdd(char *requ, char *requv, rpm_dep_flag requf, rpmDataPtr rpm, int installed); extern rpmArchPtr rpmArchAdd(char *os, char *arch); extern rpmDataPtr rpmOpen(char *nameRpm, rpmDirPtr dir, rpmSubdirPtr tree); extern rpmDataPtr rpmDirScanAll(void); extern void rpmDirScanOneDist(const char *dist); extern void rpmDirScanOneDir(const char *directory); extern char *extractEMail(char *string); extern char *protectEmail(char *string); extern rpmDataPtr rpmAddList(rpmDataPtr old, rpmDataPtr newlist); extern void rpmGroupSort(rpmDataPtr *list, int installed); extern void rpmDistribSort(rpmDataPtr *list, int installed); extern void rpmVendorSort(rpmDataPtr *list, int installed); extern void rpmDateSort(rpmDataPtr *list, int installed); extern void rpmNameSort(rpmDataPtr *list, int installed); extern void rpmRessSort(rpmRessPtr ress); extern rpmRealDirPtr rpmCreateRealRoot(void); extern void rpmDestroyRealRoot(rpmRealDirPtr dir); extern void rpmAddRealFile(rpmRealDirPtr root, const char *file, rpmDataPtr rpm); extern rpmRealDirPtr rpmMergeRealRoots(rpmRealDirPtr root1, rpmRealDirPtr root2); extern void rpmFreeExtraData(rpmDataPtr rpm); extern void rpmdataCleanup(void); extern void rpmlistCleanup(void); extern void rpmDataListFree(rpmDataPtr *base); extern void rpmRessListFree(rpmRessPtr *base); extern void rpmDirListFree(rpmDirPtr *base); #endif /* __RPMDATA_H__ */ rpm2html-1.11.2/sql.h0000664000076400007640000000470207274074166013023 0ustar hanyhany/* * sql.h : header for the database fron-end of rpm2html */ #ifndef __RPM2HTML_SQL_H__ #define __RPM2HTML_SQL_H__ /* * Connection handling */ int init_sql(const char *host, const char *base, const char *user, const char *passwd); int close_sql(void); /* * Init stuff */ void sqlInitSqlDistributionList(void); void sqlListsCleanup(void); /* * Configuration I/O */ int readConfigSql(void); void sqlConfigEntry(const char *rpmdir, const char *name, const char *value); /* * Table handling */ int sql_check_tables(void); int sql_rebuild_vendors(void); int sql_rebuild_distribs(void); int sql_rebuild_mirrors(void); int sql_rebuild_files(void); int sql_rebuild_provides(void); int sql_rebuild_requires(void); /* * display/dump */ void sql_show_vendors(void); void sql_show_mirrors(void); void sql_show_metadata(void); void sql_show_config(void); void sql_show_distribs(void); int sql_show_stats(void); void sql_show_resources(void); void sql_show_index(void); void sql_show_all(void); void sql_top_index(void); /* * Reindex */ void sql_reindex(void); /* * Update of pages */ void sql_show_latests(void); int sql_get_top_queries(int count); /* * Insertion/Update of records */ int sql_get_package_id(const char *filename); int sql_add_distrib(const char *Name, const char *Vendor, const char *Path, const char *Directory, const char *URL, const char *URLSrc, const char *Description, const char *Html, const char *Color); int sql_get_distrib_by_name(const char *Name); int sql_get_distrib_by_directory(const char *Directory); int sql_add_vendor(const char *Name, const char *URL, const char *Description); int sql_add_dist_mirror(int distrib, const char *URL, int country); int sql_add_mirror(const char *Name, const char *URL, int country); int sql_add_package(const char *filename, const char *Name, const char *Version, const char *Release, const char *Arch, int dist, const char *URL, const char *URLSrc, int vendor, const char *Packager, const char *Category, const char *Summary, const char *Description, const char *Copyright, int Date, int Size, const char *Os, const char *Distribution, const char *Vendor); int sql_add_file(const char *filename, int package); int sql_add_provides(int package, const char *resource); int sql_add_requires(int package, const char *resource, rpm_dep_flag rel, const char *value); /* * Checking/Removal of records */ int sql_remove_package(int id); int sql_check_packages(void); #endif /* __RPM2HTML_SQL_H__ */ rpm2html-1.11.2/stringbuf.h0000664000076400007640000000033506623461063014216 0ustar hanyhany/* * stringbuf.h: interface for the String buffering module. */ #ifndef __STRINGBUF_H__ #define __STRINGBUF_H__ const char *stringAdd(const char *str); void stringFree(const char *str); #endif /* __STRINGBUF_H__ */ rpm2html-1.11.2/COPYING0000664000076400007640000000000011466345456013072 0ustar hanyhanyrpm2html-1.11.2/depcomp0000664000076400007640000000000011466345456013411 0ustar hanyhany