Backport of WL#798 (MySQL IPv6 support) from 6.0.

The following 6.0 revisions were analyzed:
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  - sp1r-brian@zim.(none)-20071228121841-56447
  - sp1r-brian@zim.(none)-20071228205403-56423
  - sp1r-brian@zim.(none)-20071228221139-55341
  - sp1r-brian@zim.(none)-20071228233443-55352
  - sp1r-brian@zim.(none)-20071229094527-61763
  - sp1r-brian@zim.(none)-20071230203739-61746
  - sp1r-brian@zim.(none)-20080102213805-61741
  - sp1r-brian@zim.(none)-20080103201041-61746
  - sp1r-brian@zim.(none)-20080104234927-59875
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  - sp1r-brian@zim.(none)-20080106003858-59857
  - sp1r-brian@zim.(none)-20080123195552-31680
  - sp1r-brian@zim.(none)-20080124201848-29999
  - sp1r-brian@zim.(none)-20080129075144-36991
  - sp1r-cbell/Chuck@mysql_cab_desk.-20080215041806-21954
  - sp1r-vvaintroub@wva.-20080212124547-06272
  - sp1r-dfischer/mysqldev@mysql.com/production.mysql.com-20071223184258-15140
  - sp1r-brian@zim.(none)-20080206122216-35774
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  - sp1r-baker@bk-internal.mysql.com-20080224215608-24613
  - sp1r-baker@bk-internal.mysql.com-20080307170710-63543
  - sp1r-baker@bk-internal.mysql.com-20080312233205-13069
  - sp1r-Reggie@core.-20080402175211-28643
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  - alik@sun.com-20090812202051-uqkfwwxxcjvo5ean

The following bugfixes are also backported within this patch:
  - Bug#34292: netdb.h missing in hostname.cc
  - Bug#39153: Failing to lookup a host name can lead to crash
    in current IPv6 implementation
  - Bug#38247: Server does not resolve connecting ip's
  - Bug#43006: main.skip_name_resolve fails on Windows in PB2
  - Bug#45606: ACL requires IPv4-mapped addresses to be used
  - Bug#45584: Host name cache does not work as a cache
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Alexander Nozdrin 2009-11-25 13:53:23 +03:00
commit 7eb84da890
18 changed files with 1034 additions and 377 deletions

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@ -1785,24 +1785,83 @@ static bool compare_hostname(const acl_host_and_ip *host, const char *hostname,
(ip && !wild_compare(ip, host->hostname, 0)));
}
/**
Check if the given host name needs to be resolved or not.
Host name has to be resolved if it actually contains *name*.
For example:
192.168.1.1 --> FALSE
192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0 --> FALSE
% --> FALSE
192.168.1.% --> FALSE
AB% --> FALSE
AAAAFFFF --> TRUE (Hostname)
AAAA:FFFF:1234:5678 --> FALSE
::1 --> FALSE
This function does not check if the given string is a valid host name or
not. It assumes that the argument is a valid host name.
@param hostname the string to check.
@return a flag telling if the argument needs to be resolved or not.
@retval TRUE the argument is a host name and needs to be resolved.
@retval FALSE the argument is either an IP address, or a patter and
should not be resolved.
*/
bool hostname_requires_resolving(const char *hostname)
{
char cur;
if (!hostname)
return FALSE;
size_t namelen= strlen(hostname);
size_t lhlen= strlen(my_localhost);
if ((namelen == lhlen) &&
!my_strnncoll(system_charset_info, (const uchar *)hostname, namelen,
(const uchar *)my_localhost, strlen(my_localhost)))
return FALSE;
for (; (cur=*hostname); hostname++)
/* Check if hostname is the localhost. */
size_t hostname_len= strlen(hostname);
size_t localhost_len= strlen(my_localhost);
if (hostname == my_localhost ||
(hostname_len == localhost_len &&
!my_strnncoll(system_charset_info,
(const uchar *) hostname, hostname_len,
(const uchar *) my_localhost, strlen(my_localhost))))
{
if ((cur != '%') && (cur != '_') && (cur != '.') && (cur != '/') &&
((cur < '0') || (cur > '9')))
return TRUE;
return FALSE;
}
return FALSE;
/*
If the string contains any of {':', '%', '_', '/'}, it is definitely
not a host name:
- ':' means that the string is an IPv6 address;
- '%' or '_' means that the string is a pattern;
- '/' means that the string is an IPv4 network address;
*/
for (const char *p= hostname; *p; ++p)
{
switch (*p) {
case ':':
case '%':
case '_':
case '/':
return FALSE;
}
}
/*
Now we have to tell a host name (ab.cd, 12.ab) from an IPv4 address
(12.34.56.78). The assumption is that if the string contains only
digits and dots, it is an IPv4 address. Otherwise -- a host name.
*/
for (const char *p= hostname; *p; ++p)
{
if (*p != '.' && !my_isdigit(&my_charset_latin1, *p))
return TRUE; /* a "letter" has been found. */
}
return FALSE; /* all characters are either dots or digits. */
}