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package org.hsqldb.lib.tar;
import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.PipedInputStream;
import java.io.PipedOutputStream;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import org.hsqldb.lib.InputStreamInterface;
import org.hsqldb.lib.InputStreamWrapper;
import org.hsqldb.lib.StringUtil;
import org.hsqldb.lib.java.JavaSystem;
/**
* Generates a tar archive from specified Files and InputStreams.
* Modified by fredt for hot backup
* @version 2.5.0
* @since 2.0.0
*
* @author Blaine Simpson (blaine dot simpson at admc dot com)
*/
public class TarGenerator {
protected TarFileOutputStream archive;
protected List entryQueue =
new ArrayList();
protected long paxThreshold = 0100000000000L;
// in bytes. Value here exactly = 8GB.
/**
* When data file is this size or greater, in bytes, a
* Pix Interchange Format 'x' record will be created and used for the file
* entry.
*
* Limitation
* At this time, PAX is only implemented for entries added as Files,
* not entries added as Stream.
*
*/
public void setPaxThreshold(long paxThreshold) {
this.paxThreshold = paxThreshold;
}
/**
* @see #setPaxThreshold(long)
*/
public long getPaxThreshold() {
return paxThreshold;
}
/**
* Compression is determined directly by the suffix of the file name in
* the specified path.
*
* @param inFile Absolute or relative (from user.dir) File for
* tar file to be created. getName() Suffix must
* indicate tar file and may indicate a compression
* method.
* @param overWrite True to replace an existing file of same path.
* @param blocksPerRecord Null will use default tar value.
*/
public TarGenerator(File inFile, boolean overWrite, Integer blocksPerRecord)
throws IOException {
File archiveFile = inFile.getAbsoluteFile();
// Do this so we can be sure .getParent*() is non-null. (Also allows
// us to use .getPath() instead of very long .getAbsolutePath() for
// error messages.
int compression = TarFileOutputStream.Compression.NO_COMPRESSION;
if (archiveFile.getName().endsWith(".tgz")
|| archiveFile.getName().endsWith(".tar.gz")) {
compression = TarFileOutputStream.Compression.GZIP_COMPRESSION;
} else if (archiveFile.getName().endsWith(".tar")) {
// purposefully do nothing
} else {
throw new IllegalArgumentException(
RB.unsupported_ext.getString(
getClass().getName(), archiveFile.getPath()));
}
if (archiveFile.exists()) {
if (!overWrite) {
throw new IOException(
RB.dest_exists.getString(archiveFile.getPath()));
}
} else {
File parentDir = archiveFile.getParentFile();
// parentDir will be absolute, since archiveFile is absolute.
if (parentDir.exists()) {
if (!parentDir.isDirectory()) {
throw new IOException(
RB.parent_not_dir.getString(parentDir.getPath()));
}
if (!parentDir.canWrite()) {
throw new IOException(
RB.cant_write_parent.getString(parentDir.getPath()));
}
} else {
if (!parentDir.mkdirs()) {
throw new IOException(
RB.parent_create_fail.getString(parentDir.getPath()));
}
}
}
archive = (blocksPerRecord == null)
? new TarFileOutputStream(archiveFile, compression)
: new TarFileOutputStream(archiveFile, compression,
blocksPerRecord.intValue());
if ((blocksPerRecord != null) && TarFileOutputStream.debug) {
System.out.println(
RB.bpr_write.getString(blocksPerRecord.intValue()));
}
}
public void queueEntry(File file)
throws FileNotFoundException, TarMalformatException {
queueEntry(null, file);
}
public void queueEntry(String entryPath, File file)
throws FileNotFoundException, TarMalformatException {
entryQueue.add(new TarEntrySupplicant(entryPath, file, archive,
paxThreshold));
}
public void queueEntry(String entryPath, InputStreamInterface is)
throws FileNotFoundException, TarMalformatException {
entryQueue.add(new TarEntrySupplicant(entryPath, is, archive,
paxThreshold));
}
/**
* This method does not support Pax Interchange Format, nor data sizes
* greater than 2G.
*
* This limitation may or may not be eliminated in the future.
*
*/
public void queueEntry(String entryPath, InputStream inStream, int maxBytes)
throws IOException, TarMalformatException {
entryQueue.add(new TarEntrySupplicant(entryPath, inStream, maxBytes,
'0', archive));
}
/**
* This method does release all of the streams, even if there is a failure.
*/
public void write() throws IOException, TarMalformatException {
if (TarFileOutputStream.debug) {
System.out.println(
RB.write_queue_report.getString(entryQueue.size()));
}
TarEntrySupplicant entry;
try {
for (int i = 0; i < entryQueue.size(); i++) {
System.out.print(Integer.toString(i + 1) + " / "
+ entryQueue.size() + ' ');
entry = entryQueue.get(i);
System.out.print(entry.getPath() + "... ");
entry.write();
archive.assertAtBlockBoundary();
System.out.println();
}
archive.finish();
} catch (IOException ioe) {
System.out.println(); // Exception should cause a report
try {
// Just release resources from any Entry's input, which may be
// left open.
for (TarEntrySupplicant sup : entryQueue) {
sup.close();
}
archive.close();
} catch (IOException ne) {
// Too difficult to report every single error.
// More important that the user know about the original Exc.
}
throw ioe;
}
}
/**
* Slots for supplicant files and input streams to be added to a Tar
* archive.
*
* @author Blaine Simpson (blaine dot simpson at admc dot com)
*/
static protected class TarEntrySupplicant {
static final byte[] HEADER_TEMPLATE =
TarFileOutputStream.ZERO_BLOCK.clone();
static Character swapOutDelim = null;
static final byte[] ustarBytes = {
'u', 's', 't', 'a', 'r'
};
static {
char c = System.getProperty("file.separator").charAt(0);
if (c != '/') {
swapOutDelim = Character.valueOf(c);
}
try {
writeField(TarHeaderField.uid, 0L, HEADER_TEMPLATE);
writeField(TarHeaderField.gid, 0L, HEADER_TEMPLATE);
} catch (TarMalformatException tme) {
// This would definitely get caught in Dev env.
throw new RuntimeException(tme);
}
// Setting uid and gid to 0 = root.
// Misleading, yes. Anything better we can do? No.
int magicStart = TarHeaderField.magic.getStart();
for (int i = 0; i < ustarBytes.length; i++) {
// UStar magic field
HEADER_TEMPLATE[magicStart + i] = ustarBytes[i];
}
HEADER_TEMPLATE[263] = '0';
HEADER_TEMPLATE[264] = '0';
// UStar version field, version = 00
// This is the field that Gnu Tar desecrates.
}
static protected void writeField(TarHeaderField field, String newValue,
byte[] target)
throws TarMalformatException {
int start = field.getStart();
int stop = field.getStop();
byte[] ba;
ba = newValue.getBytes(JavaSystem.CS_ISO_8859_1);
if (ba.length > stop - start) {
throw new TarMalformatException(
RB.tar_field_toobig.getString(field.toString(), newValue));
}
for (int i = 0; i < ba.length; i++) {
target[start + i] = ba[i];
}
}
static protected void clearField(TarHeaderField field, byte[] target) {
int start = field.getStart();
int stop = field.getStop();
for (int i = start; i < stop; i++) {
target[i] = 0;
}
}
static protected void writeField(TarHeaderField field, long newValue,
byte[] target)
throws TarMalformatException {
TarEntrySupplicant.writeField(
field,
TarEntrySupplicant.prePaddedOctalString(
newValue, field.getStop() - field.getStart()), target);
}
public static String prePaddedOctalString(long val, int width) {
return StringUtil.toPaddedString(Long.toOctalString(val), width,
'0', false);
}
protected byte[] rawHeader = HEADER_TEMPLATE.clone();
protected String fileMode = DEFAULT_FILE_MODES;
// Following fields are always initialized by constructors.
protected InputStreamInterface inputStream;
protected String path;
protected long modTime;
protected TarFileOutputStream tarStream;
protected long dataSize; // In bytes
protected boolean paxSized = false;
protected final long paxThreshold;
// (paxSized = true) tells the target entry to NOT set the size header field,
// to ensure that no tar client accidentally extracts only
// a portion of the file data.
// If the client can't read the correct size from the PIF data,
// we want the client to report that so the user can get a better
// tar client!
// Size will only be written to entry's header if paxSized is false.
public String getPath() {
return path;
}
public long getDataSize() {
return dataSize;
}
/*
* Internal constructor that validates the entry's path.
*/
protected TarEntrySupplicant(String path, char typeFlag,
TarFileOutputStream tarStream,
long paxThreshold)
throws TarMalformatException {
this.paxThreshold = paxThreshold;
if (path == null) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException(
RB.missing_supp_path.getString());
}
this.path = (swapOutDelim == null)
? path
: path.replace(swapOutDelim.charValue(), '/');
this.tarStream = tarStream;
writeField(TarHeaderField.typeflag, typeFlag);
if ((typeFlag == '\0') || (typeFlag == ' ')) {
writeField(TarHeaderField.uname,
System.getProperty("user.name"), HEADER_TEMPLATE);
writeField(TarHeaderField.gname, "root", HEADER_TEMPLATE);
// Setting UNAME and GNAME at the instance level instead of the
// static template, because record types 'x' and 'g' do not set
// these fields.
// POSIX UStar compliance requires that we set "gname" field.
// It's impossible for use to determine the correct value from
// Java. We punt with "root" because (a) it's the only group
// name
// we know should exist on every UNIX system, and (b) every tar
// client gracefully handles it when extractor user does not
// have privs for the specified group.
}
}
/**
* This creates a 'x' entry for a 0/\0 entry.
*/
public TarEntrySupplicant makeXentry()
throws IOException, TarMalformatException {
PIFGenerator pif = new PIFGenerator(new File(path));
pif.addRecord("size", dataSize);
/*
* Really bad to make pseudo-stream just to get a byte array out
* of it, but it would be a very poor use of development time to
* re-design this class because the comparative time wasted at
* runtime will be negligible compared to storing the data entries.
*/
return new TarEntrySupplicant(
pif.getName(), new ByteArrayInputStream(pif.toByteArray()),
pif.size(), 'x', tarStream);
}
/**
* After instantiating a TarEntrySupplicant, the user must either invoke
* write() or close(), to release system resources on the input
* File/Stream.
*/
public TarEntrySupplicant(String path, File file,
TarFileOutputStream tarStream,
long paxThreshold)
throws FileNotFoundException, TarMalformatException {
// Must use an expression-embedded ternary here to satisfy compiler
// that this() call be first statement in constructor.
this(((path == null)
? file.getPath()
: path), '0', tarStream, paxThreshold);
// Difficult call for '0'. binary 0 and character '0' both mean
// regular file. Binary 0 pre-UStar is probably more portable,
// but we are writing a valid UStar header, and I doubt anybody's
// tar implementation would choke on this since there is no
// outcry of UStar archives failing to work with older tars.
if (!file.isFile()) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException(
RB.nonfile_entry.getString());
}
if (!file.canRead()) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException(
RB.read_denied.getString(file.getAbsolutePath()));
}
modTime = file.lastModified() / 1000L;
fileMode = TarEntrySupplicant.getLameMode(file);
dataSize = file.length();
inputStream = new InputStreamWrapper(new FileInputStream(file));
}
public TarEntrySupplicant(String path, InputStreamInterface is,
TarFileOutputStream tarStream,
long paxThreshold)
throws FileNotFoundException, TarMalformatException {
// Must use an expression-embedded ternary here to satisfy compiler
// that this() call be first statement in constructor.
this(path, '0', tarStream, paxThreshold);
// Difficult call for '0'. binary 0 and character '0' both mean
// regular file. Binary 0 pre-UStar is probably more portable,
// but we are writing a valid UStar header, and I doubt anybody's
// tar implementation would choke on this since there is no
// outcry of UStar archives failing to work with older tars.
modTime = System.currentTimeMillis() / 1000L;
fileMode = DEFAULT_FILE_MODES;
inputStream = is;
}
/**
* After instantiating a TarEntrySupplicant, the user must either invoke
* write() or close(), to release system resources on the input
* File/Stream.
*
* WARNING:
* Do not use this method unless the quantity of available RAM is
* sufficient to accommodate the specified maxBytes all at one time.
* This constructor loads all input from the specified InputStream into
* RAM before anything is written to disk.
*
*
* @param maxBytes This method will fail if more than maxBytes bytes
* are supplied on the specified InputStream.
* As the type of this parameter enforces, the max
* size you can request is 2GB.
*/
public TarEntrySupplicant(String path, InputStream origStream,
int maxBytes, char typeFlag,
TarFileOutputStream tarStream)
throws IOException, TarMalformatException {
/*
* If you modify this, make sure to not intermix reading/writing of
* the PipedInputStream and the PipedOutputStream, or you could
* cause dead-lock. Everything is safe if you close the
* PipedOutputStream before reading the PipedInputStream.
*/
this(path, typeFlag, tarStream, 0100000000000L);
if (maxBytes < 1) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException(RB.read_lt_1.getString());
}
int i;
PipedOutputStream outPipe = new PipedOutputStream();
/*
* This constructor not available until Java 1.6:
* inputStream = new PipedInputStream(outPipe, maxBytes);
*/
try {
inputStream =
new InputStreamWrapper(new PipedInputStream(outPipe));
while ((i =
origStream.read(tarStream.writeBuffer, 0,
tarStream.writeBuffer.length)) > 0) {
outPipe.write(tarStream.writeBuffer, 0, i);
}
outPipe.flush(); // Do any good on a pipe?
dataSize = inputStream.available();
if (TarFileOutputStream.debug) {
System.out.println(
RB.stream_buffer_report.getString(
Long.toString(dataSize)));
}
} catch (IOException ioe) {
close();
throw ioe;
} finally {
try {
outPipe.close();
} finally {
outPipe = null; // Encourage buffer GC
}
}
modTime = new java.util.Date().getTime() / 1000L;
}
public void close() throws IOException {
if (inputStream == null) {
return;
}
try {
inputStream.close();
} finally {
inputStream = null; // Encourage buffer GC
}
}
protected long headerChecksum() {
long sum = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < rawHeader.length; i++) {
boolean isInRange =
((i >= TarHeaderField.checksum.getStart())
&& (i < TarHeaderField.checksum.getStop()));
sum += isInRange
? 32
: (255 & rawHeader[i]);
// We ignore current contents of the checksum field so that
// this method will continue to work right, even if we later
// recycle the header or RE-calculate a header.
}
return sum;
}
protected void clearField(TarHeaderField field) {
TarEntrySupplicant.clearField(field, rawHeader);
}
protected void writeField(TarHeaderField field, String newValue)
throws TarMalformatException {
TarEntrySupplicant.writeField(field, newValue, rawHeader);
}
protected void writeField(TarHeaderField field, long newValue)
throws TarMalformatException {
TarEntrySupplicant.writeField(field, newValue, rawHeader);
}
protected void writeField(TarHeaderField field, char c)
throws TarMalformatException {
TarEntrySupplicant.writeField(field, Character.toString(c),
rawHeader);
}
/**
* Writes entire entry to this object's tarStream.
*
* This method is guaranteed to close the supplicant's input stream.
*/
public void write() throws IOException, TarMalformatException {
int i;
try {
// normal file streams will return -1 as size limit
// getSizeLimit() is called just before writing the entry
long sizeLimit = inputStream.getSizeLimit();
// special stream with explicit zero limit is not written
if (sizeLimit == 0) {
return;
}
// special stream
if (sizeLimit > 0) {
dataSize = sizeLimit;
}
if (dataSize >= paxThreshold) {
paxSized = true;
makeXentry().write();
System.out.print("x... ");
}
writeField(TarHeaderField.name, path);
// TODO: If path.length() > 99, then write a PIF entry with
// the file path.
// Don't waste time using the PREFIX header field.
writeField(TarHeaderField.mode, fileMode);
if (!paxSized) {
writeField(TarHeaderField.size, dataSize);
}
writeField(TarHeaderField.mtime, modTime);
writeField(
TarHeaderField.checksum,
TarEntrySupplicant.prePaddedOctalString(
headerChecksum(), 6) + "\0 ");
// Silly, but that's what the base header spec calls for.
tarStream.writeBlock(rawHeader);
long dataStart = tarStream.getBytesWritten();
while ((i = inputStream.read(tarStream.writeBuffer)) > 0) {
tarStream.write(i);
}
if (dataStart + dataSize != tarStream.getBytesWritten()) {
throw new IOException(
RB.data_changed.getString(
Long.toString(dataSize),
Long.toString(
tarStream.getBytesWritten() - dataStart)));
}
tarStream.padCurrentBlock();
} finally {
close();
}
}
/**
* This method is so-named because it only sets the owner privileges,
* not any "group" or "other" privileges.
*
* This is because of Java limitation.
* Incredibly, with Java 1.6, the API gives you the power to set
* privileges for "other" (last nibble in file Mode), but no ability
* to detect the same.
*
*/
static protected String getLameMode(File file) {
int umod = 0;
if (file.canExecute()) {
umod = 1;
}
if (file.canWrite()) {
umod += 2;
}
if (file.canRead()) {
umod += 4;
}
return "0" + umod + "00";
// Conservative since Java gives us no way to determine group or
// other privileges on a file, and this file may contain passwords.
}
public static final String DEFAULT_FILE_MODES = "600";
// Be conservative, because these files contain passwords
}
}