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).
The rework introduce a stateful dynamic channel treatment, so that we can take early decisions
for data packet (dropping all the current packet or pass it), but also reassemble important
packets like channel creation.
This PR introduces per channel context so that we can speed up operations like
retrieving the channel name from its id, or knowing what shall be done for a
packet (no config ACL recomputation at each packet).
* Fix pf_server_new: pass own copy of proxyConfig
The lifecycle of proxyConfig passed to pf_server_new is unknown,
so pass proxyServer->config copy to modules.
* Early free parsed proxyConfig
* Split out proxy headers and moved to public API to allow external
modules to be built.
* Split proxy into proxy library and proxy binary. The library
can be used by other applications and provides a simple API
* Improved channel passthrough, now all channels including dynamic
channels work.
* Extended module API to hook more events, improved module samples
* Cleaned up proxy code, removed global static variables used,
added WINPR_ASSERT
Proxy server might receive input updates while client side being
redirected (and reset), then a heap-after-free might occur. To solve
this, we register server input/update callbacks only after client is
fully activated.
* Fix some missing argument checks for function pointer implementations
* Fix broken return value check for client->SendChannelData
* Updated const correctness for function pointer implementations
* Add support for C++ plugins.
* Seperate between a "module" and a "plugin": a module is a shared
library that exposes a function called "proxy_module_entry_point". This
function gets a parameter to `proxyPluginsManager*`, which can be used to
register plugins.
* Refine the API of the modules infrastructure:
* use proxyData* instead of rdpContext* when firing a hook or calling a filter.
* use clearer names.
* Instead of having to specify a path for each module to be loaded in
the configuration, the proxy now loads modules from specificed
directory, using the CMAKE variable PROXY_PLUGINDIR.
* Add an option to specify required plugins: plugins that the proxy
wouldn't start without having them fully loaded.
To avoid a race in which the server received an input event before
proxy's client is initialized, we now only register input and update
callbacks after client is initialized and safe to use.
