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(in-package :cl-postgres)
;; For more information about the PostgreSQL scocket protocol, see
;; http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/interactive/protocol.html
(define-condition protocol-error (error)
((message :initarg :message))
(:report (lambda (err stream)
(format stream "PostgreSQL protocol error: ~A"
(slot-value err 'message))))
(:documentation "This is raised if something really unexpected
happens in the communcation with the server. Should only happen in
case of a bug or a connection to something that is not a \(supported)
PostgreSQL server at all."))
(defmacro message-case (socket &body clauses)
"Helper macro for reading messages from the server. A list of cases
\(characters that identify the message) can be given, each with a body
that handles the message, or the keyword :skip to skip the message.
Cases for error and warning messages are always added.
The body may contain an initial parameter of the form :LENGTH-SYM SYMBOL
where SYMBOL is a symbol to which the remaining length of the packet is
bound. This value indicates the number of bytes that have to be read
from the socket."
(let ((socket-name (gensym))
(size-name (gensym))
(char-name (gensym))
(iter-name (gensym))
(t-found nil)
(size-sym (and (eq (car clauses) :length-sym) (progn (pop clauses) (pop clauses)))))
(flet ((expand-characters (chars)
(cond ((eq chars t) (setf t-found t) t)
((consp chars) (mapcar #'char-code chars))
(t (char-code chars)))))
`(let* ((,socket-name ,socket))
(declare (type stream ,socket-name))
(labels ((,iter-name ()
(let ((,char-name (read-uint1 ,socket-name))
(,size-name (read-uint4 ,socket-name)))
(declare (type (unsigned-byte 8) ,char-name)
(type (unsigned-byte 32) ,size-name)
(ignorable ,size-name))
(case ,char-name
(#.(char-code #\A)
(get-notification ,socket-name)
(,iter-name))
(#.(char-code #\E) (get-error ,socket-name))
(#.(char-code #\S) ;; ParameterStatus: read and continue
(update-parameter ,socket-name)
(,iter-name))
(#.(char-code #\N) ;; A warning
(get-warning ,socket-name)
(,iter-name))
,@(mapcar (lambda (clause)
`(,(expand-characters (first clause))
,(if (eq (second clause) :skip)
`(skip-bytes ,socket-name (- ,size-name 4))
(if size-sym
`(let ((,size-sym (- ,size-name 4)))
,@(cdr clause))
`(progn ,@(cdr clause))))))
clauses)
,@(unless t-found
`((t (ensure-socket-is-closed ,socket-name)
(error 'protocol-error
:message (format nil "Unexpected message received: ~A"
(code-char ,char-name))))))))))
(,iter-name))))))
(defparameter *connection-params* nil
"Bound to the current connection's parameter table when executing
a query.")
(defun update-parameter (socket)
(let ((name (read-str socket))
(value (read-str socket)))
(setf (gethash name *connection-params*) value)))
(defun read-byte-delimited (socket)
"Read the fields of a null-terminated list of byte + string values
and put them in an alist."
(loop :for type = (read-uint1 socket)
:until (zerop type)
:collect (cons (code-char type) (read-simple-str socket))))
(define-condition postgresql-notification (simple-warning)
((pid :initarg :pid :accessor postgresql-notification-pid)
(channel :initarg :channel :accessor postgresql-notification-channel)
(payload :initarg :payload :accessor postgresql-notification-payload)))
(defun get-notification (socket)
"Read an asynchronous notification message from the socket and
signal a condition for it."
(let ((pid (read-int4 socket))
(channel (read-str socket))
(payload (read-str socket)))
(warn 'postgresql-notification
:pid pid
:channel channel
:payload payload
:format-control "Asynchronous notification ~S~@[ (payload: ~S)~] received from ~
server process with PID ~D."
:format-arguments (list channel payload pid))))
(defun get-error (socket)
"Read an error message from the socket and raise the corresponding
database-error condition."
(let ((data (read-byte-delimited socket)))
(flet ((get-field (char)
(cdr (assoc char data))))
(let ((code (get-field #\C)))
;; These are the errors "ADMIN SHUTDOWN" and "CRASH SHUTDOWN",
;; in which case the server will close the connection right
;; away.
(when (or (string= code "57P01") (string= code "57P02"))
(ensure-socket-is-closed socket))
(error (cl-postgres-error::get-error-type code)
:code code
:message (get-field #\M)
:detail (get-field #\D)
:hint (get-field #\H)
:context (get-field #\W)
:position (let ((position (get-field #\p)))
(when position (parse-integer position))))))))
(define-condition postgresql-warning (simple-warning)
())
(defun get-warning (socket)
"Read a warning from the socket and emit it."
(let ((data (read-byte-delimited socket)))
(flet ((get-field (char)
(cdr (assoc char data))))
(warn 'postgresql-warning
:format-control "PostgreSQL warning: ~A~@[~%~A~]"
:format-arguments (list (get-field #\M) (or (get-field #\D) (get-field #\H)))))))
(defparameter *ssl-certificate-file* nil
"When set to a filename, this file will be used as client
certificate for SSL connections.")
(defparameter *ssl-key-file* nil
"When set to a filename, this file will be used as client key for
SSL connections.")
;; The let is used to remember that we have found the
;; cl+ssl:make-ssl-client-stream function before.
(let ((make-ssl-stream nil))
(defun initiate-ssl (socket required)
"Initiate SSL handshake with the PostgreSQL server, and wrap the
socket in an SSL stream. When require is true, an error will be raised
when the server does not support SSL."
(unless make-ssl-stream
(unless (find-package :cl+ssl)
(error 'database-error :message "CL+SSL is not loaded. Load it to enable SSL."))
(setf make-ssl-stream (intern (string '#:make-ssl-client-stream) :cl+ssl)))
(ssl-request-message socket)
(force-output socket)
(ecase (read-byte socket)
(#.(char-code #\S)
(setf socket (funcall make-ssl-stream socket :key *ssl-key-file*
:certificate *ssl-certificate-file*)))
(#.(char-code #\N)
(when required
(error 'database-error :message "Server does not support SSL encryption."))))))
(defun authenticate (socket conn)
"Try to initiate a connection. Caller should close the socket if
this raises a condition."
(let ((gss-context nil)
(gss-init-function nil)
(user (connection-user conn))
(password (connection-password conn))
(database (connection-db conn))
(use-ssl (connection-use-ssl conn)))
(unless (eq use-ssl :no)
(setf socket (initiate-ssl socket (eq use-ssl :yes))))
(startup-message socket user database)
(force-output socket)
(labels ((init-gss-msg (in-buffer)
(when (null gss-init-function)
(when (null (find-package "CL-GSS"))
(error 'database-error :message "To use GSS authentication, make sure the CL-GSS package is loaded."))
(setq gss-init-function (find-symbol "INIT-SEC" "CL-GSS"))
(unless gss-init-function
(error 'database-error :message "INIT-SEC not found in CL-GSS package")))
(multiple-value-bind (continue-needed context buffer flags)
(funcall gss-init-function
(format nil "~a@~a" (connection-service conn) (connection-host conn))
:flags '(:mutual)
:context gss-context
:input-token in-buffer)
(declare (ignore flags))
(setq gss-context context)
(when buffer
(gss-auth-buffer-message socket buffer))
(force-output socket)
continue-needed)))
(loop
(message-case socket :length-sym size
;; Authentication message
(#\R (let ((type (read-uint4 socket)))
(ecase type
(0 (return))
(2 (error 'database-error :message "Unsupported Kerberos authentication requested."))
(3 (unless password (error "Server requested plain-password authentication, but no password was given."))
(plain-password-message socket password)
(force-output socket))
(4 (error 'database-error :message "Unsupported crypt authentication requested."))
(5 (unless password (error "Server requested md5-password authentication, but no password was given."))
(md5-password-message socket password user (read-bytes socket 4))
(force-output socket))
(6 (error 'database-error :message "Unsupported SCM authentication requested."))
(7 (when gss-context
(error 'database-error :message "Got GSS init message when a context was already established"))
(init-gss-msg nil))
(8 (unless gss-context
(error 'database-error :message "Got GSS continuation message without a context"))
(init-gss-msg (read-bytes socket (- size 4)))))))))))
(loop
(message-case socket
;; BackendKeyData - ignore
(#\K :skip)
;; ReadyForQuery
(#\Z (read-uint1 socket)
(return))))
socket)
(defclass field-description ()
((name :initarg :name :accessor field-name)
(type-id :initarg :type-id :accessor field-type)
(interpreter :initarg :interpreter :accessor field-interpreter)
(receive-binary-p :initarg :receive-binary-p :reader field-binary-p))
(:documentation "Description of a field in a query result."))
(defun read-field-descriptions (socket)
"Read the field descriptions for a query result and put them into an
array of field-description objects."
(declare (type stream socket)
#.*optimize*)
(let* ((number (read-uint2 socket))
(descriptions (make-array number)))
(declare (type fixnum number)
(type (simple-array field-description) descriptions))
(dotimes (i number)
(let* ((name (read-str socket))
(table-oid (read-uint4 socket))
(column (read-uint2 socket))
(type-id (read-uint4 socket))
(size (read-uint2 socket))
(type-modifier (read-uint4 socket))
(format (read-uint2 socket))
(interpreter (get-type-interpreter type-id)))
(declare (ignore table-oid column size type-modifier format)
(type string name)
(type (unsigned-byte 32) type-id))
(setf (elt descriptions i)
(if (interpreter-binary-p interpreter)
(make-instance 'field-description :name name :type-id type-id
:interpreter (type-interpreter-binary-reader interpreter)
:receive-binary-p t)
(make-instance 'field-description :name name :type-id type-id
:interpreter (type-interpreter-text-reader interpreter)
:receive-binary-p nil)))))
descriptions))
(defun terminate-connection (socket)
"Close a connection, notifying the server."
(terminate-message socket)
(close socket))
;; This is a hacky way to communicate the amount of effected rows up
;; from look-for-row to the send-execute or send-query that (directly
;; or indirectly) called it.
(defparameter *effected-rows* nil)
(defun look-for-row (socket)
"Read server messages until either a new row can be read, or there
are no more results. Return a boolean indicating whether any more
results are available, and, if available, stores the amount of
effected rows in *effected-rows*. Also handle getting out of
copy-in/copy-out states \(which are not supported)."
(declare (type stream socket)
#.*optimize*)
(loop
(message-case socket
;; CommandComplete
(#\C (let* ((command-tag (read-str socket))
(space (position #\Space command-tag :from-end t)))
(when space
(setf *effected-rows* (parse-integer command-tag :junk-allowed t
:start (1+ space))))
(return-from look-for-row nil)))
;; CopyInResponse
(#\G (read-uint1 socket)
(skip-bytes socket (* 2 (read-uint2 socket))) ;; The field formats
(copy-done-message socket)
(error 'database-error :message "Copy-in not supported."))
;; CopyOutResponse
(#\H (read-uint1 socket)
(skip-bytes socket (* 2 (read-uint2 socket))) ;; The field formats
(error 'database-error :message "Copy-out not supported."))
;; DataRow
(#\D (skip-bytes socket 2)
(return-from look-for-row t))
;; EmptyQueryResponse
(#\I (warn "Empty query sent.")
(return-from look-for-row nil)))))
(defun try-to-sync (socket sync-sent)
"Try to re-synchronize a connection by sending a sync message if it
hasn't already been sent, and then looking for a ReadyForQuery
message."
(when (open-stream-p socket)
(let ((ok nil))
(unwind-protect
(progn
(unless sync-sent
(sync-message socket)
(force-output socket))
;; TODO initiate timeout on the socket read, signal timeout error
(loop :while (and (not ok) (open-stream-p socket))
:do (message-case socket
(#\Z (read-uint1 socket)
(setf ok t))
(t :skip))))
(unless ok
;; if we can't sync, make sure the socket is shot
;; (e.g. a timeout, or aborting execution with a restart from sldb)
(ensure-socket-is-closed socket :abort t))))))
(defmacro with-syncing (&body body)
"Macro to wrap a block in a handler that will try to re-sync the
connection if something in the block raises a condition. Not hygienic
at all, only used right below here."
`(let ((sync-sent nil)
(ok nil))
(handler-case
(unwind-protect
(multiple-value-prog1
(progn ,@body)
(setf ok t))
(unless ok
(try-to-sync socket sync-sent)))
(end-of-file (c)
(ensure-socket-is-closed socket :abort t)
(error c)))))
(defmacro returning-effected-rows (value &body body)
"Computes a value, then runs a body, then returns, as multiple
values, that value and the amount of effected rows, if any (see
*effected rows*)."
(let ((value-name (gensym)))
`(let* ((*effected-rows* nil)
(,value-name ,value))
,@body
(if *effected-rows*
(values ,value-name *effected-rows*)
,value-name))))
(defun send-query (socket query row-reader)
"Send a query to the server, and apply the given row-reader to the
results."
(declare (type stream socket)
(type string query)
#.*optimize*)
(with-syncing
(with-query (query)
(let ((row-description nil))
(simple-parse-message socket query)
(simple-describe-message socket)
(flush-message socket)
(force-output socket)
(message-case socket
;; ParseComplete
(#\1))
(message-case socket
;; ParameterDescription
(#\t :skip))
(message-case socket
;; RowDescription
(#\T (setf row-description (read-field-descriptions socket)))
;; NoData
(#\n))
(simple-bind-message socket (map 'vector 'field-binary-p row-description))
(simple-execute-message socket)
(sync-message socket)
(setf sync-sent t)
(force-output socket)
(message-case socket
;; BindComplete
(#\2))
(returning-effected-rows
(if row-description
(funcall row-reader socket row-description)
(look-for-row socket))
(message-case socket
;; ReadyForQuery, skipping transaction status
(#\Z (read-uint1 socket))))))))
(defun send-parse (socket name query)
"Send a parse command to the server, giving it a name."
(declare (type stream socket)
(type string name query)
#.*optimize*)
(with-syncing
(with-query (query)
(parse-message socket name query)
(flush-message socket)
(force-output socket)
(message-case socket
;; ParseComplete
(#\1)))))
(defun send-close (socket name)
"Send a close command to the server, giving it a name."
(declare (type stream socket)
(type string name)
#.*optimize*)
(with-syncing
(close-prepared-message socket name)
(flush-message socket)
(force-output socket)
(message-case socket
;; CloseComplete
(#\3))))
(defun send-execute (socket name parameters row-reader)
"Execute a previously parsed query, and apply the given row-reader
to the result."
(declare (type stream socket)
(type string name)
(type list parameters)
#.*optimize*)
(with-syncing
(let ((row-description nil)
(n-parameters 0))
(declare (type (unsigned-byte 16) n-parameters))
(describe-prepared-message socket name)
(flush-message socket)
(force-output socket)
(message-case socket
;; ParameterDescription
(#\t (setf n-parameters (read-uint2 socket))
(skip-bytes socket (* 4 n-parameters))))
(message-case socket
;; RowDescription
(#\T (setf row-description (read-field-descriptions socket)))
;; NoData
(#\n))
(unless (= (length parameters) n-parameters)
(error 'database-error
:message (format nil "Incorrect number of parameters given for prepared statement ~A." name)))
(bind-message socket name (map 'vector 'field-binary-p row-description)
parameters)
(simple-execute-message socket)
(sync-message socket)
(setf sync-sent t)
(force-output socket)
(message-case socket
;; BindComplete
(#\2))
(returning-effected-rows
(if row-description
(funcall row-reader socket row-description)
(look-for-row socket))
(message-case socket
;; CommandComplete
(#\C (read-str socket)
(message-case socket
(#\Z (read-uint1 socket))))
;; ReadyForQuery, skipping transaction status
(#\Z (read-uint1 socket)))))))
(defun build-row-reader (function-form fields body)
"Helper for the following two macros."
(let ((socket (gensym)))
`(,@function-form (,socket ,fields)
(declare (type stream ,socket)
(type (simple-array field-description) ,fields))
(flet ((next-row ()
(look-for-row ,socket))
(next-field (field)
(declare (type field-description field))
(let ((size (read-int4 ,socket)))
(declare (type (signed-byte 32) size))
(if (eq size -1)
:null
(funcall (field-interpreter field)
,socket size)))))
,@body))))
(defmacro row-reader ((fields) &body body)
"Create a row-reader, using the given name for the fields argument
and the given body for reading the rows. A row reader is a function
that is used to do something with the results of a query. It has two
local functions: next-row and next-field, the first should be called
once per row and will return a boolean indicating whether there are
any more rows, the second should be called once for every element in
the fields vector, with that field as argument, to read a single value
in a row. See list-row-reader in public.lisp for an example."
(build-row-reader '(lambda) fields body))
(defmacro def-row-reader (name (fields) &body body)
"Create a row reader, as in the row-reader macro, and assign a name
to it."
(build-row-reader `(defun ,name) fields body))
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