Oracle Solaris 10 ONC+ 开发者指南概述

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Oracle Solaris 10 ONC+ 开发者指南本资源摘要信息是关于 Oracle Solaris 10 ONC+ 开发者指南的知识点总结。Oracle Solaris 10 是一个基于 UNIX 的操作系统，由 Sun Microsystems 开发。ONC+ 是一个高级的网络通信协议，用于在不同操作系统之间实现数据交换和通信。 **知识点 1: 版权和许可** Oracle Solaris 10 ONC+ 开发者指南是受版权保护的，任何人不得未经授权复制、分发或反编译该产品或文档。该产品中可能包含第三方软件，包括字体技术，均受版权保护和许可。 **知识点 2: Berkeley BSD 系统** 部分产品可能来自 Berkeley BSD 系统，经由 University of California 授权。UNIX 是一个注册商标，在美国和其他国家，独家许可给 X/Open Company, Ltd. **知识点 3: Sun Microsystems 商标** Sun, Sun Microsystems, Sun 徽标, docs.sun.com, AnswerBook, AnswerBook2, 和 Solaris 是 Sun Microsystems, Inc. 在美国和其他国家的商标、注册商标或服务标记。所有 SPARC 商标由 SPARC International, Inc. 在美国和其他国家使用。 **知识点 4: ONC+ 协议** ONC+ 是一个高级的网络通信协议，用于在不同操作系统之间实现数据交换和通信。ONC+ 协议由 Sun Microsystems 开发，用于在 Solaris 操作系统中实现网络通信。 **知识点 5: Oracle Solaris 10 操作系统** Oracle Solaris 10 是一个基于 UNIX 的操作系统，由 Oracle Corporation 开发。Solaris 操作系统支持多种处理器架构，包括 SPARC 和 x86。Solaris 操作系统具有高可靠性、安全性和可扩展性，广泛应用于企业级服务器和数据中心。 **知识点 6: Sun Microsystems 公司** Sun Microsystems 是一家美国计算机公司，成立于 1982 年。 Sun Microsystems 是一个知名的计算机硬件和软件供应商，旗下产品包括 Solaris 操作系统、SPARC 处理器和 Java 编程语言。 **知识点 7: UNIX 操作系统** UNIX 是一个多用户、多任务的操作系统，于 1971 年由 Bell Labs 开发。UNIX 操作系统具有高可靠性、安全性和可扩展性，广泛应用于服务器和数据中心。UNIX 操作系统有多种变种，包括 Solaris、Linux 和 AIX。

Examples

EXAMPLE 3–1 Single Process Version of printmesg.c .................................................................. 41

EXAMPLE 3–2 RPC Version of printmsg.c .................................................................................... 42

EXAMPLE 3–3 Client Program to Call printmsg.c ....................................................................... 44

EXAMPLE 3–4 RPC Protocol Description File: dir.x ....................................................................... 46

EXAMPLE 3–5 Server dir_proc.c Example .................................................................................... 48

EXAMPLE 3–6 Client-side Implementation of rls.c ..................................................................... 49

EXAMPLE 3–7 Time Protocol rpcgen Source ................................................................................... 52

EXAMPLE 3–8 C-style Mode Version of add.x ................................................................................ 54

EXAMPLE 3–9 Default Mode Version of add.x ............................................................................... 54

EXAMPLE 3–10 C-style Mode Client Stub for add.x ........................................................................ 54

EXAMPLE 3–11 Default Mode Client .................................................................................................. 55

EXAMPLE 3–12 C-style Mode Server .................................................................................................. 56

EXAMPLE 3–13 Default Mode Server Stub ......................................................................................... 56

EXAMPLE 3–14 MT-Safe Program: msg .............................................................................................. 57

EXAMPLE 3–15 MT-Safe Client Stub ..................................................................................................57

EXAMPLE 3–16 Client Stub (MT Unsafe) .......................................................................................... 58

EXAMPLE 3–17 MT-Safe Server Stub ................................................................................................. 58

EXAMPLE 3–18 MT-Safe Program: add.x ......................................................................................... 59

EXAMPLE 3–19 MT-Safe Client: add.x ............................................................................................... 60

EXAMPLE 3–20 MT-Safe Server: add.x ............................................................................................... 61

EXAMPLE 3–21 MT Auto Mode: time.x ............................................................................................62

EXAMPLE 3–22 rpcgen ANSI C Server Template ............................................................................. 63

EXAMPLE 3–23 NFS Server Response to Broadcast Calls ................................................................ 65

EXAMPLE 3–24 clnt_control Routine ............................................................................................. 67

EXAMPLE 3–25 AUTH_SYS Authentication Program ......................................................................... 67

EXAMPLE 3–26 printmsg_1 for Superuser ........................................................................................ 67

EXAMPLE 3–27 Using a Dispatch Table ............................................................................................. 69

EXAMPLE 4–1 rusers Program ......................................................................................................... 74

EXAMPLE 4–2 rusers Program Using Simplied Interface .......................................................... 75

EXAMPLE 4–3 xdr_simple Routine .................................................................................................. 78

EXAMPLE 4–4 xdr_varintarr Syntax Use ...................................................................................... 79

EXAMPLE 4–5 xdr_vector Syntax Use ............................................................................................ 80

EXAMPLE 4–6 xdr_reference Syntax Use ...................................................................................... 80

EXAMPLE 4–7 time_prot.h Header File ......................................................................................... 81

EXAMPLE 4–8 Client for Trivial Date Service ..................................................................................82

EXAMPLE 4–9 Server for Trivial Date Service ................................................................................. 83

EXAMPLE 4–10 Client for Time Service, Intermediate Level ........................................................... 85

EXAMPLE 4–11 Server for Time Service, Intermediate Level .......................................................... 86

EXAMPLE 4–12 Client for RPC Lower Level ...................................................................................... 88

EXAMPLE 4–13 Server for RPC Lower Level ...................................................................................... 90

EXAMPLE 4–14 Client for Bottom Level ............................................................................................ 92

EXAMPLE 4–15 Server for Bottom Level ............................................................................................ 92

EXAMPLE 4–16 RPC Client Handle Structure ................................................................................... 93

EXAMPLE 4–17 Client Authentication Handle .................................................................................. 94

EXAMPLE 4–18 Server Transport Handle .......................................................................................... 94

EXAMPLE 4–19 Simple Program Using Raw RPC ............................................................................ 96

EXAMPLE 4–20 Remote Copy (Two-Way XDR Routine) ................................................................ 98

EXAMPLE 4–21 Remote Copy Client Routines ................................................................................. 99

EXAMPLE 4–22 Remote Copy Server Routines ...............................................................................100

EXAMPLE 5–1 svc_run() and poll() ............................................................................................ 104

EXAMPLE 5–2 RPC Broadcast ......................................................................................................... 105

EXAMPLE 5–3 Collect Broadcast Replies .......................................................................................106

EXAMPLE 5–4 Unbatched Client ....................................................................................................107

EXAMPLE 5–5 Batched Client ..........................................................................................................108

EXAMPLE 5–6 Batched Server .........................................................................................................109

EXAMPLE 5–7 AUTH_SYS Credential Structure .............................................................................. 111

EXAMPLE 5–8 Authentication Server .............................................................................................111

EXAMPLE 5–9 AUTH_DES Server ..................................................................................................114

EXAMPLE 5–10 rpc_gss_seccreate() ...........................................................................................120

EXAMPLE 5–11 rpc_gss_set_defaults () ................................................................................... 121

EXAMPLE 5–12 rpc_gss_set_svc_name() .....................................................................................122

EXAMPLE 5–13 rpc_gss_get_principal_name() ........................................................................122

EXAMPLE 5–14 Getting Credentials .................................................................................................123

EXAMPLE 5–15 Server Handle for Two Versions of Single Routine .............................................130

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EXAMPLE 5–16 Procedure for Two Versions of Single Routine ....................................................130

EXAMPLE 5–17 RPC Versions on Client Side ..................................................................................131

EXAMPLE 5–18 Transient RPC Program—Server Side ..................................................................132

EXAMPLE 6–1 Client Creation in TS-RPC .....................................................................................140

EXAMPLE 6–2 Client Creation in TI-RPC ..................................................................................... 141

EXAMPLE 6–3 Broadcast in TS-RPC ..............................................................................................142

EXAMPLE 6–4 Broadcast in TI-RPC ...............................................................................................142

EXAMPLE 7–1 Server for MT Auto Mode ......................................................................................150

EXAMPLE 7–2 MT Auto Mode: time_prot.h ...............................................................................151

EXAMPLE 7–3 MT User Mode: rpc_test.h ..................................................................................153

EXAMPLE 7–4 Client for MT User Mode .......................................................................................153

EXAMPLE 9–1 NIS+ Routine to Create Directory Objects ........................................................... 194

EXAMPLE 9–2 NIS+ Routine to Create Group Objects ................................................................ 195

EXAMPLE 9–3 NIS+ Routine to Create Table Objects ..................................................................195

EXAMPLE 9–4 NIS+ Routine to Add Objects to Table .................................................................196

EXAMPLE 9–5 NIS+ Routine for nis_list Call ............................................................................197

EXAMPLE 9–6 NIS+ Routine to List Objects .................................................................................198

EXAMPLE 9–7 NIS+ Routine to Remove Directory Objects ........................................................200

EXAMPLE 9–8 NIS+ Routine to Remove All Objects ....................................................................200

EXAMPLE 9–9 NIS+ Program Execution .......................................................................................202

EXAMPLE A–1 Writer Example (initial) .........................................................................................205

EXAMPLE A–2 Reader Example (initial) .........................................................................................206

EXAMPLE A–3 Writer Example (XDR modied) .......................................................................... 207

EXAMPLE A–4 Reader Example (XDR modied) ..........................................................................207

EXAMPLE A–5 xdr_sizeof Example #1 .........................................................................................212

EXAMPLE A–6 xdr_sizeof Example #2 .........................................................................................213

EXAMPLE A–7 Array Example #1 ....................................................................................................217

EXAMPLE A–8 Array Example #2 ....................................................................................................218

EXAMPLE A–9 Array Example #3 ....................................................................................................218

EXAMPLE A–10 xdr_netobj Routine .................................................................................................220

EXAMPLE A–11 xdr_vector Routine ................................................................................................ 220

EXAMPLE A–12 XDR Discriminated Union ....................................................................................222

EXAMPLE A–13 XDR Stream Interface Example ............................................................................. 227

EXAMPLE A–14 Linked List ................................................................................................................229

EXAMPLE A–15 xdr_pointer ............................................................................................................230

EXAMPLE A–16 Nonrecursive Stack in XDR .................................................................................... 230

Examples

EXAMPLE B–1 RPC Message Protocol ............................................................................................ 238

EXAMPLE B–2 AUTH_DES Authentication Protocol .......................................................................246

EXAMPLE B–3 AUTH_KERB Authentication Protocol ............................................................... 250

EXAMPLE B–4 ping Service Using RPC Language ........................................................................252

EXAMPLE B–5 rpcbind Protocol Specication in RPC Language .............................................. 261

EXAMPLE C–1 XDR Specication ...................................................................................................283

EXAMPLE C–2 XDR File Data Structure ......................................................................................... 286

EXAMPLE D–1 rpcgen Program: dir.x .......................................................................................... 289

EXAMPLE D–2 Remote dir_proc.c ................................................................................................290

EXAMPLE D–3 rls.c Client .............................................................................................................291

EXAMPLE D–4 rpcgen Program: time.x ........................................................................................292

EXAMPLE D–5 rpcgen program: Add Two Numbers ...................................................................293

EXAMPLE D–6 rpcgen program: spray.x ......................................................................................293

EXAMPLE D–7 printmesg.c ............................................................................................................ 295

EXAMPLE D–8 Remote Version of printmesg.c ...........................................................................295

EXAMPLE D–9 rpcgen Program: msg.x .......................................................................................... 297

EXAMPLE D–10 mesg_proc.c ............................................................................................................297

EXAMPLE D–11 Batched Client Program .........................................................................................297

EXAMPLE D–12 Batched Server Program .........................................................................................298

EXAMPLE D–13 Unbatched Version of Batched Client ..................................................................299

EXAMPLE E–1 portmap Protocol Specication (in RPC Language) ...........................................303

EXAMPLE F–1 Sample Port Monitor ...............................................................................................324

EXAMPLE F–2 sac.h Header File ....................................................................................................328

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