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/* X-Chat
* Copyright (C) 1998 Peter Zelezny.
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
* (at your option) any later version.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA
*
* MS Proxy (ISA server) support is (c) 2006 Pavel Fedin <sonic_amiga@rambler.ru>
* based on Dante source code
* Copyright (c) 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
* Inferno Nettverk A/S, Norway. All rights reserved.
*/
#ifndef HEXCHAT_MSPROXY_H
#define HEXCHAT_MSPROXY_H
#include "network.h"
#define MSPROXY_EXECUTABLE "hexchat.exe" /* This probably can be used for access control on the server side */
#define MSPROXY_MINLENGTH 172 /* minimum length of packet. */
#define NT_MAXNAMELEN 17 /* maximum name length (domain etc), comes from NetBIOS */
#define MSPROXY_VERSION 0x00010200 /* MS Proxy v2 ? */
/* Commands / responses */
#define MSPROXY_HELLO 0x0500 /* packet 1 from client. */
#define MSPROXY_HELLO_ACK 0x1000 /* packet 1 from server. */
#define MSPROXY_USERINFO_ACK 0x0400 /* packet 2 from server. */
#define MSPROXY_AUTHENTICATE 0x4700 /* authentication request */
#define MSPROXY_AUTHENTICATE_ACK 0x4714 /* authentication challenge */
#define MSPROXY_AUTHENTICATE_2 0x4701 /* authentication response */
#define MSPROXY_AUTHENTICATE_2_ACK 0x4715 /* authentication passed */
#define MSPROXY_AUTHENTICATE_2_NAK 0x4716 /* authentication failure */
#define MSPROXY_CONNECT 0x071e /* connect request. */
#define MSPROXY_CONNECT_ACK 0x0703 /* connect request accepted. */
#pragma pack(1)
struct ntlm_buffer {
guint16 len;
guint16 alloc;
guint32 offset;
};
struct msproxy_request_t {
guint32 clientid; /* 1-4 */
guint32 magic25; /* 5-8 */
guint32 serverid; /* 9-12 */
unsigned char serverack; /* 13: ack of last server packet */
char pad10[3]; /* 14-16 */
unsigned char sequence; /* 17: sequence # of this packet. */
char pad11[7]; /* 18-24 */
char RWSP[4]; /* 25-28: 0x52,0x57,0x53,0x50 */
char pad15[8]; /* 29-36 */
guint16 command; /* 37-38 */
/* packet specifics start at 39. */
union {
struct {
char pad1[18]; /* 39-56 */
guint16 magic3; /* 57-58 */
char pad3[114]; /* 59-172 */
guint16 magic5; /* 173-174: 0x4b, 0x00 */
char pad5[2]; /* 175-176 */
guint16 magic10; /* 177-178: 0x14, 0x00 */
char pad6[2]; /* 179-180 */
guint16 magic15; /* 181-182: 0x04, 0x00 */
char pad10[2]; /* 183-184 */
guint16 magic16; /* 185-186 */
char pad11[2]; /* 187-188 */
guint16 magic20; /* 189-190: 0x57, 0x04 */
guint16 magic25; /* 191-192: 0x00, 0x04 */
guint16 magic30; /* 193-194: 0x01, 0x00 */
char pad20[2]; /* 195-196: 0x4a, 0x02 */
guint16 magic35; /* 197-198: 0x4a, 0x02 */
char pad30[10]; /* 199-208 */
guint16 magic40; /* 209-210: 0x30, 0x00 */
char pad40[2]; /* 211-212 */
guint16 magic45; /* 213-214: 0x44, 0x00 */
char pad45[2]; /* 215-216 */
guint16 magic50; /* 217-218: 0x39, 0x00 */
char pad50[2]; /* 219-220 */
char data[256]; /* 221-EOP: a sequence of NULL-terminated strings:
- username;
- empty string (just a NULL);
- application name;
- hostname */
} hello;
struct {
char pad1[4]; /* 39-42 */
guint16 magic2; /* 43-44 */
char pad10[12]; /* 45-56 */
guint32 bindaddr; /* 57-60: address to bind. */
guint16 bindport; /* 61-62: port to bind. */
char pad15[2]; /* 63-64 */
guint16 magic3; /* 65-66 */
guint16 boundport; /* 67-68 */
char pad20[104]; /* 69-172 */
char NTLMSSP[sizeof("NTLMSSP")]; /* 173-180: "NTLMSSP" */
guint32 msgtype; /* 181-184: NTLM message type = 1 */
guint32 flags; /* 185-188: NTLM message flags */
guint16 magic20; /* 189-190: 0x28, 0x00 */
char pad30[2]; /* 191-192 */
guint16 magic25; /* 193-194: 0x96, 0x82 */
guint16 magic30; /* 195-196: 0x01, 0x00 */
char pad40[12]; /* 197-208 */
guint16 magic50; /* 209-210: 0x30, 0x00 */
char pad50[6]; /* 211-216 */
guint16 magic55; /* 217-218: 0x30, 0x00 */
char pad55[2]; /* 219-220 */
char data[0]; /* Dummy end marker, no real data required */
} auth;
struct {
char pad1[4]; /* 39-42 */
guint16 magic1; /* 43-44 */
guint32 magic2; /* 45-48 */
char pad2[8]; /* 49-56 */
guint16 magic3; /* 57-58 */
char pad3[6]; /* 59-64 */
guint16 magic4; /* 65-66 */
guint16 boundport; /* 67-68 */
char pad4[104]; /* 69-172 */
char NTLMSSP[sizeof("NTLMSSP")]; /* 173-180: "NTLMSSP" */
guint32 msgtype; /* 181-184: NTLM message type = 3 */
struct ntlm_buffer lm_resp; /* 185-192: LM response security buffer */
struct ntlm_buffer ntlm_resp; /* 193-200: NTLM response security buffer */
struct ntlm_buffer ntdomain_buf; /* 201-208: domain name security buffer */
struct ntlm_buffer username_buf; /* 209-216: username security buffer */
struct ntlm_buffer clienthost_buf; /* 217-224: hostname security buffer */
struct ntlm_buffer sessionkey_buf; /* 225-232: session key security buffer */
guint32 flags; /* 233-236: message flags */
char data[1024]; /* 237-EOP: data area */
} auth2;
struct {
guint16 magic1; /* 39-40 */
char pad1[2]; /* 41-42 */
guint16 magic2; /* 43-44 */
guint32 magic3; /* 45-48 */
char pad5[8]; /* 48-56 */
guint16 magic6; /* 57-58: 0x0200 */
guint16 destport; /* 59-60 */
guint32 destaddr; /* 61-64 */
char pad10[4]; /* 65-68 */
guint16 magic10; /* 69-70 */
char pad15[2]; /* 71-72 */
guint16 srcport; /* 73-74: port client connects from */
char pad20[82]; /* 75-156 */
char executable[256]; /* 76-EOP: application name */
} connect;
struct {
guint16 magic1; /* 39-40 */
char pad5[2]; /* 41-42 */
guint16 magic5; /* 43-44 */
guint32 magic10; /* 45-48 */
char pad10[2]; /* 49-50 */
guint16 magic15; /* 51-52 */
guint32 magic16; /* 53-56 */
guint16 magic20; /* 57-58 */
guint16 clientport; /* 59-60: forwarded port. */
guint32 clientaddr; /* 61-64: forwarded address. */
guint32 magic30; /* 65-68 */
guint32 magic35; /* 69-72 */
guint16 serverport; /* 73-74: port server will connect to us from. */
guint16 srcport; /* 75-76: connect request; port used on client behalf. */
guint16 boundport; /* 77-78: bind request; port used on client behalf. */
guint32 boundaddr; /* 79-82: addr used on client behalf */
char pad30[90]; /* 83-172 */
char data[0]; /* End marker */
} connack;
} packet;
};
struct msproxy_response_t {
guint32 packetid; /* 1-4 */
guint32 magic5; /* 5-8 */
guint32 serverid; /* 9-12 */
char clientack; /* 13: ack of last client packet. */
char pad5[3]; /* 14-16 */
unsigned char sequence; /* 17: sequence # of this packet. */
char pad10[7]; /* 18-24 */
char RWSP[4]; /* 25-28: 0x52,0x57,0x53,0x50 */
char pad15[8]; /* 29-36 */
guint16 command; /* 37-38 */
union {
struct {
char pad5[18]; /* 39-56 */
guint16 magic20; /* 57-58: 0x02, 0x00 */
char pad10[6]; /* 59-64 */
guint16 magic30; /* 65-66: 0x74, 0x01 */
char pad15[2]; /* 67-68 */
guint16 magic35; /* 69-70: 0x0c, 0x00 */
char pad20[6]; /* 71-76 */
guint16 magic50; /* 77-78: 0x04, 0x00 */
char pad30[6]; /* 79-84 */
guint16 magic60; /* 85-86: 0x65, 0x05 */
char pad35[2]; /* 87-88 */
guint16 magic65; /* 89-90: 0x02, 0x00 */
char pad40[8]; /* 91-98 */
guint16 udpport; /* 99-100 */
guint32 udpaddr; /* 101-104 */
} hello;
struct {
char pad1[6]; /* 39-44 */
guint32 magic10; /* 45-48 */
char pad3[10]; /* 49-58 */
guint16 boundport; /* 59-60: port server bound for us. */
guint32 boundaddr; /* 61-64: addr server bound for us. */
char pad10[4]; /* 65-68 */
guint16 magic15; /* 69-70 */
char pad15[102]; /* 70-172 */
char NTLMSSP[sizeof("NTLMSSP")]; /* 173-180: "NTLMSSP" */
guint32 msgtype; /* 181-184: NTLM message type = 2 */
struct ntlm_buffer target; /* 185-192: target security buffer */
guint32 flags; /* 193-196: NTLM message flags */
char challenge[8]; /* 197-204: NTLM challenge request */
char context[8]; /* 205-212: NTLM context */
char data[1024]; /* 213-EOP: target information data */
} auth;
struct {
guint16 magic1; /* 39-40 */
char pad5[18]; /* 41-58 */
guint16 clientport; /* 59-60: forwarded port. */
guint32 clientaddr; /* 61-64: forwarded address. */
guint32 magic10; /* 65-68 */
guint32 magic15; /* 69-72 */
guint16 serverport; /* 73-74: port server will connect to us from. */
guint16 srcport; /* 75-76: connect request; port used on client behalf. */
guint16 boundport; /* 77-78: bind request; port used on client behalf. */
guint32 boundaddr; /* 79-82: addr used on client behalf */
char pad10[90]; /* 83-172 */
} connect;
} packet;
};
#pragma pack()
int traverse_msproxy (int sok, char *serverAddr, int port, struct msproxy_state_t *state, netstore *ns_proxy, int csok4, int csok6, int *csok, char bound);
void msproxy_keepalive (void);
#endif
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