Currently the proxy's TLS fallback if an NLA connection attempt failed
is broken. There are two issues with the current code that this PR
fixes:
- freerdp_reconnect is used which requires an already established
connection to work correctly. This is not the case since the NLA
connectin attempt failed. This resulted in a seemingly working TLS
connection but i.e. channels where missing/not working.
- The fallback connection attempt just altered the NLA security setting
in the instance's settings. However these settings have been already
modified by the NLA connection attempt so we need to create a copy of
the original connection settings before doing the first connect.
The PR also introduces freerdp_reset_context which restores the initial
connection settings for the given instance.
__LINE__ is not particularily well defined (most fall back to int).
We want to ensure that all the uses in a format string match the format
specifier, so do an explicit cast
The shadow server tries to resize the client to use a compatible
resolution. If that fails, e.g. if there is another resize request after
the disconnect/reconnect sequence, abort the connection.
This patch introduce the basic architecture to intercept content of dynamic
channel. When a dynamic channel is in intercept mode, we accumulate and reassemble
the current packet so that it can be passed for inspection.
When some channels are filtered, some misalignement of channel ids could happen.
This patch keeps track of the back and front channel ids to correctly identify a
channel and send packets with the correct channel id.
* Use new ConvertUtf8ToWChar, ConvertUtf8NToWChar,
ConvertUtf8ToWCharAlloc and ConvertUtf8NToWCharAlloc
* Use new ConvertWCharToUtf8, ConvertWCharNToUtf8,
ConvertWCharToUtf8Alloc and ConvertWCharNToUtf8Alloc
* Use new Stream UTF16 to/from UTF8 read/write functions
* Use new settings UTF16 to/from UTF8 read/write functions
Previously smartcard authentication was only supported with TLS
connections so the proxy forced that security mode.
Since we now have a working NLA smartcard auth implementation we can
remove that code and leave the correct configuration to the proxy user.
The cmd parameter (type int) has been logged using the %s format
specifier causing an access violation.
Fixed by using get_packet_type to convert cmd to a string.
* Fixed format strings to match arguments
Reviewed and replaced all %d specifiers to match proper type
* Added proxy dynamic channel command type to log messages.
During tests I sometimes received DATA_FIRST_PDUs that were not part of
a fragmented message but contained a complete PDU.
The documentation is not quite clear about if this is a possible
scenario or a protocol violation. However in the description of the Data
field it says:
If the sum of the DVC header size and the value specified by the Length
field is less than 1600 bytes, then the actual data length equals the
value specified by the Length field.
This hints that DATA_FIRST_PDU might also contain complete Data and does
not necessarily mean to be the first part of a fragmented PDU.
Only the least significant bit is valid in the unicode flag UINT32. Some
clients send garbage data in the other bits which caused the proxy to
drop the connection which is wrong.
* xfreerdp: fix typo in logs
* winpr: file appender, small code cleanup
* shadow-server: add an option for TLS secrets
This allows to dissect connections to the shadow server.
The shadow server was setting up the dynamic channel too quickly, leading
to unexpected packets during the negotiation (unexpected licence packet error
message on the client side). So let's starts dynamic channel once the activation is
done.
* add support for 64-bit big-endian encoding
* kerberos: drop reliance on gssapi and add user 2 user support
* Fix local variable declared in the middle of the function body
* kerberos: add ccache server option
Co-authored-by: fifthdegree <fifthdegree@protonmail.com>
Co-authored-by: David Fort <contact@hardening-consulting.com>
This big patch fixes fragmentation handling in the dynamic channel. We used to
have a single state to handle fragmentation at the main dynamic channel level, but
in fact packets can be fragmented per sub channel. So we have to maintain a fragmentation
state per sub channel, this involve treating dynamic and static channels differentely
(so the size of the patch that has to implement state tracking per dynamic channels).
This adds a User, Domain and Password parameter in the Target section of the configuration
to specify and use a fixed backend user, domain or password (overriding the one
passed by the front user).
