globus_result_tglobus_ftp_control_abort(globus_ftp_control_handle_t*handle,globus_ftp_control_response_callback_tcallback,void*callback_arg)
Send a GridFTP ABORT. This function is used to send the ABORT message to the FTP server. The ABORT
message is sent out-of-band, and terminates any current data transfer in progress.
As a result of the ABORT, the data channels used by this control channel will be closed. The data command
callback will be issued with either a completion reply, or a transfer aborted reply. The ABORT callback
will also be invoked, with the server's response to the abort command.
Any attempts to register buffers for read or write after an ABORT has been sent will fail with a 'no
transfer in progress' error.
Parametershandle A pointer to a GridFTP control handle. The ABORT command is issued to the server over the
control channel associated with this handle.
callback The function to be called once the authentication process is complete or when an error
occurs.
callback_arg User supplied argument to the callback function
Returns
• Success
• Null handle
• No transfer in progress
Callbackerrors:
• success
• protocol error
• eof
Expectedcallbackresponsevalues:
• 226 Abort successful.
• 500 Syntax error, command unrecognized.
Note
The server may send other responses.
intglobus_ftp_control_auth_info_compare(globus_ftp_control_auth_info_t*auth_info_1,globus_ftp_control_auth_info_t*auth_info_2)
Compare authentication information. This is helper function compares two authentication information
structures and return zero if the two structures are deemed equal and a non-zero value otherwise.
Parametersauth_info_1 The first authentication structure
auth_info_2 The second authentication structure
Returns
• 0 if the structures are equal
• !0 if the structures differ or an error occurred
globus_result_tglobus_ftp_control_auth_info_init(globus_ftp_control_auth_info_t*auth_info,gss_cred_id_tcredential_handle,globus_bool_tencrypt,char*user,char*password,char*account,char*subject)
Initialize authentication information. This is helper function initializes a authentication information
structure with the values contained in the second to fifth arguments, which may be GLOBUS_NULL. No memory
is allocated in this function.
Parametersauth_info The authentication structure to initialize.
credential_handle The credential to use for authentication. This may be GSS_C_NO_CREDENTIAL to use
the user's default credential.
encrypt Boolean whether or not to encrypt the control channel for this handle.
user The user name
password The password for the user name
account The account for the user name/password
subject The GSSAPI subject name
Returns
• Error object
• GLOBUS_SUCCESS
globus_result_tglobus_ftp_control_authenticate(globus_ftp_control_handle_t*handle,globus_ftp_control_auth_info_t*auth_info,globus_bool_tuse_auth,globus_ftp_control_response_callback_tcallback,void*callback_arg)
Authenticate the user to the FTP server. This will perform the authentication handshake with the FTP
server. Depending on which parameters are non-NULL, the authentication may involve GSSAPI credentials, a
username, a password, and an account name.
Note
Do we want to add attribute arguments for:
• specifying type of delegation
• gsswrap control messages for integrity or confidentiality
Parametershandle A pointer to a unauthenticated GridFTP control handle. In the case of GSS authentication the
GSS security context is stored in this structure.
auth_info This structure is used to pass the following information:
• user The user's name for login purposes. If this string is 'anonymous', 'ftp', GLOBUS_NULL or
':globus-mapping:' then the password argument is optional. If this string is GLOBUS_NULL or
':globus-mapping:' and gss_auth is true then the users login is looked by the FTP server host.
• password The password for the above user argument. If the user argument is 'anonymous' or 'ftp' or
if gss_auth is true this string may be GLOBUS_NULL.
• account This parameter is optional. If not used it should be set to GLOBUS_NULL. It might be needed
by firewalls.
• auth_gssapi_subject The GSSAPI subject name of the server you are connecting to. If this is
GLOBUS_NULL, and the gss_auth parameter is set to GLOBUS_TRUE, then the name will default to the
host name.
use_auth If set to GLOBUS_TRUE the above argument indicates that GSS authentication should be used,
otherwise cleartext user/password authentication is used.
callback The function to be called once the authentication process is complete or when an error
occurs.
callback_arg User supplied argument to the callback function
Returns
• success
• Null handle
• Invalid handle
• Handle already authenticated
Callbackerrors:
• success
• authentication failed
• protocol error
• eof
Expectedcallbackresponsevalues:
• 230 User logged in, proceed.
• 232 User logged in, authorized by security data exchange.
• 234 Security data exchange complete.
• 331 User name okay, need password.
• 332 Need account for login.
• 336 Username okay, need password. Challenge is '....'
• 431 Need some unavailable resource to process security.
• 500 Syntax error, command unrecognized.
• 530 Not logged in.
Note
The server may send other responses.
The function globus_ftp_control_authenticate_ex() is identical except that the auth_info->req_flags
is used. If delegation flags or any flags other than GSS_C_MUTUAL_FLAG and GSS_C_CONF_FLAG are
desired, they must be set explicitly. It is the caller's responsibility to ensure that req_flags only
contains valid flags.
globus_result_tglobus_ftp_control_authenticate_ex(globus_ftp_control_handle_t*handle,globus_ftp_control_auth_info_t*auth_info,globus_bool_tuse_auth,globus_ftp_control_response_callback_tcallback,void*callback_arg)
Authenticate the user to the FTP server. This will perform the authentication handshake with the FTP
server. Depending on which parameters are non-NULL, the authentication may involve GSSAPI credentials, a
username, a password, and an account name.
Note
Do we want to add attribute arguments for:
• specifying type of delegation
• gsswrap control messages for integrity or confidentiality
Parametershandle A pointer to a unauthenticated GridFTP control handle. In the case of GSS authentication the
GSS security context is stored in this structure.
auth_info This structure is used to pass the following information:
• user The user's name for login purposes. If this string is 'anonymous', 'ftp', GLOBUS_NULL or
':globus-mapping:' then the password argument is optional. If this string is GLOBUS_NULL or
':globus-mapping:' and gss_auth is true then the users login is looked by the FTP server host.
• password The password for the above user argument. If the user argument is 'anonymous' or 'ftp' or
if gss_auth is true this string may be GLOBUS_NULL.
• account This parameter is optional. If not used it should be set to GLOBUS_NULL. It might be needed
by firewalls.
• auth_gssapi_subject The GSSAPI subject name of the server you are connecting to. If this is
GLOBUS_NULL, and the gss_auth parameter is set to GLOBUS_TRUE, then the name will default to the
host name.
use_auth If set to GLOBUS_TRUE the above argument indicates that GSS authentication should be used,
otherwise cleartext user/password authentication is used.
callback The function to be called once the authentication process is complete or when an error
occurs.
callback_arg User supplied argument to the callback function
Returns
• success
• Null handle
• Invalid handle
• Handle already authenticated
Callbackerrors:
• success
• authentication failed
• protocol error
• eof
Expectedcallbackresponsevalues:
• 230 User logged in, proceed.
• 232 User logged in, authorized by security data exchange.
• 234 Security data exchange complete.
• 331 User name okay, need password.
• 332 Need account for login.
• 336 Username okay, need password. Challenge is '....'
• 431 Need some unavailable resource to process security.
• 500 Syntax error, command unrecognized.
• 530 Not logged in.
Note
The server may send other responses.
The function globus_ftp_control_authenticate_ex() is identical except that the auth_info->req_flags
is used. If delegation flags or any flags other than GSS_C_MUTUAL_FLAG and GSS_C_CONF_FLAG are
desired, they must be set explicitly. It is the caller's responsibility to ensure that req_flags only
contains valid flags.
globus_result_tglobus_ftp_control_connect(globus_ftp_control_handle_t*handle,char*host,unsignedshortport,globus_ftp_control_response_callback_tcallback,void*callback_arg)
Create a new control connection to an FTP server. This function is used to initiate an FTP control
connection. It creates the socket to the FTP server. When the connection is made to the server, and the
server's identification string is received, the callback function will be invoked.
Parametershandle A pointer to a initialized FTP control handle. This handle will be used for all subsequent FTP
control operations.
host The hostname of the FTP server.
port The TCP port number of the FTP server.
callback A function to be called once the connection to the server is established, and a response has
been read.
callback_arg Parameter to the callback function.
Returns
• success
• Null handle
• Null host
• Illegal port number
• Null callback
• Cannot resolve hostname
• Cannot create socket
Callbackerrors:
• success
• connection refused
• protocol error
• eof
Expectedcallbackresponsevalues:
• 120 Service ready in nnn minutes.
• 220 Service ready for new user.
• 421 Service not available, closing control connection.
• 500 Syntax error, command unrecognized.
Note
The server may send other responses.
globus_result_tglobus_ftp_control_force_close(globus_ftp_control_handle_t*handle,globus_ftp_control_response_callback_tcallback,void*callback_arg)
Force a control connection to close. Force a close of the control connection without waiting for
outstanding commands to complete and without sending QUIT.
This function is used to close the control channel to the FTP server. Once the final response callback
passed to this function is invoked, the control handle can no longer be used for any GridFTP control
operations.
Note
Since this function waits until all other callbacks are completed before calling it's own callback it
may not be called in a blocking fashion from another callback.
Parametershandle A pointer to a GridFTP control handle. The quit message is issued to the server over the
control channel associated with this handle.
callback The function to be called once the authentication process is complete or when an error
occurs.
callback_arg User supplied argument to the callback function
Returns
• Success
• Null handle
Callbackerrors:
• success
• failure
Expectedcallbackresponsevalues:
• GLOBUS_NULL
globus_result_tglobus_ftp_control_handle_destroy(globus_ftp_control_handle_t*handle)
Destroy a globus ftp handle. This function will free up all dynamically allocated memory associated with
a given globus ftp handle. It will also remove the handle from a list used by the module
activation/deactivation functions. This function should only be called after a call to either
globus_ftp_control_force_close or globus_ftp_control_quit.
Parametershandle The handle to destroy.
Returns
• success
• invalid handle
• handle is still in connected state
globus_result_tglobus_ftp_control_handle_init(globus_ftp_control_handle_t*handle)
Initialize a globus ftp handle. This function will set up (i.e. initialize all mutexes and variables) a
globus ftp handle. It will also enter the handle in a list used by the module activation/deactivation
functions.
Parametershandle The handle to initialize.
Returns
• GLOBUS_SUCCESS
• error object
globus_result_tglobus_ftp_control_quit(globus_ftp_control_handle_t*handle,globus_ftp_control_response_callback_tcallback,void*callback_arg)
Send a GridFTP QUIT. This function is used to close the control channel to the FTP server. There should
be no transfer commands in progress when this is called. Once the final response callback passed to this
function is invoked, the control handle can no longer be used for any GridFTP control operations.
Note
Need to further define behavior for when a QUIT happens during a transfer or command is in progress.
Since this function waits until all other callbacks are completed before calling it's own callback it
may not be called in a blocking fashion from another callback.
Parametershandle A pointer to a GridFTP control handle. The quit message is issued to the server over the
control channel associated with this handle.
callback The function to be called once the authentication process is complete or when an error
occurs.
callback_arg User supplied argument to the callback function
Returns
• Success
• Null handle
• Command in progress
Callbackerrors:
• success
• protocol error
• eof
Expectedcallbackresponsevalues:
• 221 Service closing control connection.
• 500 Syntax error, command unrecognized.
Note
The server may send other responses.
globus_result_tglobus_ftp_control_response_copy(globus_ftp_control_response_t*src,globus_ftp_control_response_t*dest)
Copy a response structure. This is a helper function which copies one response structure to another.
Parameterssrc This parameter indicates the response structure to copy
dest This parameter specifies the target response structure
Returns
• Error object
• GLOBUS_SUCCESS
globus_result_tglobus_ftp_control_response_destroy(globus_ftp_control_response_t*response)
Free the memory associated with a response. This is a helper function which frees the memory associated
with a response structure.
Parametersresponse This parameter indicates the response structure to destroy
Returns
• Error object
• GLOBUS_SUCCESS
globus_result_tglobus_ftp_control_send_command(globus_ftp_control_handle_t*handle,constchar*cmdspec,globus_ftp_control_response_callback_tcallback,void*callback_arg,...)
Send an FTP protocol command. This function is used to send an FTP command, and register a handler to
receive the FTP reply (or replies, if an intermediate one is sent). When the control channel is gss
authenticated, the message and the reply will be automatically gss wrapped/unwrapped.
Parametershandle A pointer to a GridFTP control handle. The command described by the cmdspec is issued to the
server over the control channel associated with this handle.
cmdspec A printf-style format string containing the text of the command to send to the server. The
optional parameters to the format string are passed after the callback_arg in the function
invocation.
callback The function to be called once the authentication process is complete or when an error
occurs.
callback_arg User supplied argument to the callback function
... Parameters which will be substituted into the % escapes in the cmdspec string.
Returns
• Success
• Null handle
• Command already in progress
Callbackerrors:
• success
• protocol error
• eof
Expectedcallbackresponsevalues:
Any defined in RFC 959, 2228, 2389, draft-ietf-ftpext-mlst-10, or the protocolextensions document.
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