request-interfaces.go

package sftp

import (
	"io"
	"os"
)

// WriterAtReaderAt defines the interface to return when a file is to
// be opened for reading and writing
type WriterAtReaderAt interface {
	io.WriterAt
	io.ReaderAt
}

// Interfaces are differentiated based on required returned values.
// All input arguments are to be pulled from Request (the only arg).

// The Handler interfaces all take the Request object as its only argument.
// All the data you should need to handle the call are in the Request object.
// The request.Method attribute is initially the most important one as it
// determines which Handler gets called.

// FileReader should return an io.ReaderAt for the filepath
// Note in cases of an error, the error text will be sent to the client.
// Called for Methods: Get
type FileReader interface {
	Fileread(*Request) (io.ReaderAt, error)
}

// FileWriter should return an io.WriterAt for the filepath.
//
// The request server code will call Close() on the returned io.WriterAt
// ojbect if an io.Closer type assertion succeeds.
// Note in cases of an error, the error text will be sent to the client.
// Note when receiving an Append flag it is important to not open files using
// O_APPEND if you plan to use WriteAt, as they conflict.
// Called for Methods: Put, Open
type FileWriter interface {
	Filewrite(*Request) (io.WriterAt, error)
}

// OpenFileWriter is a FileWriter that implements the generic OpenFile method.
// You need to implement this optional interface if you want to be able
// to read and write from/to the same handle.
// Called for Methods: Open
type OpenFileWriter interface {
	FileWriter
	OpenFile(*Request) (WriterAtReaderAt, error)
}

// FileCmder should return an error
// Note in cases of an error, the error text will be sent to the client.
// Called for Methods: Setstat, Rename, Rmdir, Mkdir, Link, Symlink, Remove
type FileCmder interface {
	Filecmd(*Request) error
}

// PosixRenameFileCmder is a FileCmder that implements the PosixRename method.
// If this interface is implemented PosixRename requests will call it
// otherwise they will be handled in the same way as Rename
type PosixRenameFileCmder interface {
	FileCmder
	PosixRename(*Request) error
}

// StatVFSFileCmder is a FileCmder that implements the StatVFS method.
// You need to implement this interface if you want to handle statvfs requests.
// Please also be sure that the statvfs@openssh.com extension is enabled
type StatVFSFileCmder interface {
	FileCmder
	StatVFS(*Request) (*StatVFS, error)
}

// FileLister should return an object that fulfils the ListerAt interface
// Note in cases of an error, the error text will be sent to the client.
// Called for Methods: List, Stat, Readlink
//
// Since Filelist returns an os.FileInfo, this can make it non-ideal for implementing Readlink.
// This is because the Name receiver method defined by that interface defines that it should only return the base name.
// However, Readlink is required to be capable of returning essentially any arbitrary valid path relative or absolute.
// In order to implement this more expressive requirement, implement [ReadlinkFileLister] which will then be used instead.
type FileLister interface {
	Filelist(*Request) (ListerAt, error)
}

// LstatFileLister is a FileLister that implements the Lstat method.
// If this interface is implemented Lstat requests will call it
// otherwise they will be handled in the same way as Stat
type LstatFileLister interface {
	FileLister
	Lstat(*Request) (ListerAt, error)
}

// RealPathFileLister is a FileLister that implements the Realpath method.
// The built-in RealPath implementation does not resolve symbolic links.
// By implementing this interface you can customize the returned path
// and, for example, resolve symbolinc links if needed for your use case.
// You have to return an absolute POSIX path.
//
// Up to v1.13.5 the signature for the RealPath method was:
//
// # RealPath(string) string
//
// we have added a legacyRealPathFileLister that implements the old method
// to ensure that your code does not break.
// You should use the new method signature to avoid future issues
type RealPathFileLister interface {
	FileLister
	RealPath(string) (string, error)
}

// ReadlinkFileLister is a FileLister that implements the Readlink method.
// By implementing the Readlink method, it is possible to return any arbitrary valid path relative or absolute.
// This allows giving a better response than via the default FileLister (which is limited to os.FileInfo, whose Name method should only return the base name of a file)
type ReadlinkFileLister interface {
	FileLister
	Readlink(string) (string, error)
}

// This interface is here for backward compatibility only
type legacyRealPathFileLister interface {
	FileLister
	RealPath(string) string
}

// NameLookupFileLister is a FileLister that implmeents the LookupUsername and LookupGroupName methods.
// If this interface is implemented, then longname ls formatting will use these to convert usernames and groupnames.
type NameLookupFileLister interface {
	FileLister
	LookupUserName(string) string
	LookupGroupName(string) string
}

// ListerAt does for file lists what io.ReaderAt does for files, i.e. a []os.FileInfo buffer is passed to the ListAt function
// and the entries that are populated in the buffer will be passed to the client.
//
// ListAt should return the number of entries copied and an io.EOF error if at end of list.
// This is testable by comparing how many you copied to how many could be copied (eg. n < len(ls) below).
// The copy() builtin is best for the copying.
//
// Uid and gid information will on unix systems be retrieved from [os.FileInfo.Sys]
// if this function returns a [syscall.Stat_t] when called on a populated entry.
// Alternatively, if the entry implements [FileInfoUidGid], it will be used for uid and gid information.
//
// If a populated entry implements [FileInfoExtendedData], extended attributes will also be returned to the client.
//
// Note in cases of an error, the error text will be sent to the client.
type ListerAt interface {
	ListAt([]os.FileInfo, int64) (int, error)
}

// TransferError is an optional interface that readerAt and writerAt
// can implement to be notified about the error causing Serve() to exit
// with the request still open
type TransferError interface {
	TransferError(err error)
}