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.title K1180S Server things unique to the exec we are using .ident /2.0.06/ .include /SY:[1,2]COMMON.MAC/ .if ndf, K11INC .ift .include /IN:K11MAC.MAC/ .endc .iif ndf, xrb , .error ; INCULDE for [1,2]COMMON.MAC failed .iif ndf, k11inc, .error ; INCLUDE for IN:K11MAC.MAC failed .title K1180S .psect $code .enabl lc .enabl gbl .macro clrfqb call $clrfq .endm clrfqb .macro clrxrb call $clrxr .endm clrxrb ; do a SYSTAT (also host commands) ; ; 01-Feb-84 11:11:34 Brian Nelson ; ; We have several options for doing the remote WHO command. ; First of all, we could spawn a job on a PK (or VT for M+) ; and get the output sent to a disk file and then send the ; disk file over to the reqesting Kermit. This would have ; the advantage of keeping the command consistant with the ; system managers desires. ; The other option, of course, is to do it ourself via the ; appropiate monitor directives to get that information. ; That option is really only available for RSTS since RSX ; does not have the directives needed to get that info from ; the exec. For now, I will use the second option. To be ; used, Kermit must run with temporary privileges (RSTS). ; To patch out, add (at task build time) the following to ; the tkb command file. ; ; GBLPAT=K11WHO:SYSTAT+0:240 ; ; It would, of course, be fairly straight forward to do the ; SYSTAT on a PK as I already have the code to log output ; to disk. ; ; ; input: @r5 value of channel to do i/o on, zero --> terminal ; output: r0 rsts error code if any. ; ; ; 12-Sep-86 10:31:20 BDN Convert to I/D space .macro dosys jobnum ,type mov type ,-(sp) mov jobnum ,-(sp) call .dosys cmp (sp)+ ,(sp)+ .endm dosys .sbttl the real work of systat systat::br 5$ ; skip the error exit mov #10. ,r0 ; return protection violation return ; bye 5$: save <r1,r2,r3,r4,r5> ; save all registers please sub #120 ,sp ; allocate a text buffer call getprv ; we need temp privs mov #512. ,xrb+0 ; try a peek to see if we have .peek ; priv's to run with movb firqb ,r0 ; well ? bne 100$ ; none, so exit please clr r4 ; index # of job to do 10$: mov sp ,r3 ; point to our local buffer now inc r4 ; jobnumber := jobnumber+1 dosys r4 ,#0 ; do the uu.sys part 0 please tstb r0 ; did it work ? beq 20$ ; yes cmpb r0 ,#10. ; no job of such number present? beq 80$ ; yes, just do the next job then br 100$ ; no, exit then as we are all done 20$: tstb firqb+5 ; is the job we found attached ? bmi 80$ ; yes, skip it then deccvt r4,r3,#3 ; convert job number to ascii add #3 ,r3 ; and point to end of the string movb #40 ,(r3)+ ; stuff a space in movb #40 ,(r3)+ ; stuff a space in call cvtppn ; convert the ppn next movb #40 ,(r3)+ ; again a space please call cvtkb ; get the kb number next mov #firqb+22,r1 ; get the program name next call rad ; convert to ascii and fix pointer dosys r4 ,#1 ; get the current size now movb firqb+16,r0 ; where it returned the size deccvt r0,r3,#5 ; convert with at least 3 spaces add #5 ,r3 ; move the pointer right along movb #'K ,(r3)+ ; the size please movb #40 ,(r3)+ ; spaces again movb #40 ,(r3)+ ; spaces again movb #40 ,(r3)+ ; spaces again dosys r4 ,#0 ; get the info part zero back mov #firqb+34,r1 ; and the current RTS name now call rad ; convert to ascii and fix pointer clrb @r3 ; all done at last mov sp ,r3 ; point back to the buffer call doio ; do the i/o at last 80$: br 10$ ; next please 100$: cmpb r0 ,#18. ; end of the table ? bne 110$ ; no clr r0 ; yes 110$: add #120 ,sp ; pop the local buffer unsave <r5,r4,r3,r2,r1> ; pop temps and exit call drpprv ; please do this return .sbttl utilities and the actual i/o .enabl lsb doio: tst @r5 ; channel zero today ? bne 10$ ; no, assume disk then print r3 print #200$ br 100$ 10$: strlen r3 ; try to a disk file now calls putrec ,<r3,r0,@r5> ; write to the passed LUN 100$: return .save .psect $pdata ,d 200$: .byte cr,lf,0 .even .restore .dsabl lsb rad: calls rdtoa ,<r3,(r1)+> ; common code to to rad50 cvt add #3 ,r3 ; pointer := pointer + 3 calls rdtoa ,<r3,(r1)+> ; common code to to rad50 cvt add #3 ,r3 ; pointer := pointer + 3 return .sbttl misc utilities .enabl lsb cvtppn: save <r0,r1> ; save temps please sub #20 ,sp ; convert ppn to ascii next mov sp ,r0 ; a pointer to the ppn clr r1 ; get the project number now bisb firqb+27,r1 ; ok bne 10$ ; if <> 0 then a real account mov #200$ ,r1 ; if eq 0 then not logged it yet br 20$ ; copy over *,* 10$: deccvt r1,r0,#3 ; convert it to decimal add #3 ,r0 movb #', ,(r0)+ ; stuff a comma in please clr r1 ; get the programmer number now bisb firqb+26,r1 ; ok deccvt r1,r0,#3 ; convert it to decimal mov sp ,r1 ; point to the buffer now 20$: movb #40 ,(r3)+ ; stuff a space into our result mov #7 ,r0 ; seven characters to copy 30$: movb (r1)+ ,(r3)+ ; and copy the rest of it sob r0 ,30$ ; simple movb #40 ,(r3)+ ; stuff a space into our result movb #40 ,(r3)+ ; stuff a space into our result movb #40 ,(r3)+ ; stuff a space into our result add #20 ,sp ; pop the local buffer unsave <r1,r0> return .save .psect $pdata ,d 200$: .asciz / *, */ .even .restore .dsabl lsb cvtkb: save <r0,r1> ; convert kb number to ascii sub #10 ,sp ; allocate a local buffer mov sp ,r1 ; point to it movb firqb+5 ,r0 ; KB number to convert movb #'K ,(r3)+ ; insert a header movb #'B ,(r3)+ ; simple deccvt r0,r1,#3 ; can't ever be more than 127 mov r3 ,-(sp) ; saev the output pointer now mov #3 ,r0 ; three at most to copy over 10$: cmpb @r1 ,#40 ; a space present ? beq 20$ ; yes, please ignore it movb @r1 ,(r3)+ ; copy it over at last 20$: inc r1 ; next ch please sob r0 ,10$ ; simple movb #40 ,(r3)+ ; insert some spaces now movb #40 ,(r3)+ ; insert some spaces now movb #40 ,(r3)+ ; insert some spaces now movb #40 ,(r3)+ ; insert some spaces now mov (sp)+ ,r3 ; restore the old pointer add #5 ,r3 ; say we copied 5+2 characters over add #10 ,sp ; pop the local buffer and exit unsave <r1,r0> ; pop registers return $clrxr: save <r0> mov #xrb ,r0 10$: clr (r0)+ cmp r0 ,#xrb+14 blos 10$ unsave <r0> return $clrfq: save <r0> mov #firqb ,r0 10$: clr (r0)+ cmp r0 ,#firqb+36 blos 10$ unsave <r0> return .dosys: clrfqb ; clear the firqb out first movb #uu.sys ,firqb+fqfun ; do a systat call to RSTS movb 2(sp) ,firqb+4 ; job number to do it for movb 4(sp) ,firqb+5 ; which type (0 or 1) .uuo ; simple movb firqb ,r0 ; return with error code in r0 return ; bye .sbttl do the server C command for RSTS/E version 8 ; 13-Apr-84 13:15:50 Brian Nelson ; ; input: @r5 address of command string ; 2(r5) LUN to send the output to, zero implies TT: ; output: r0 error code (rms or RSTS/E) ; ; Note: This is a very SIMPLE version of the code I wrote ; several years ago to do complete PK handling. In ; this version, we NEVER try to read anything from ; the users keyboard, nor do we EVER write anything ; to it since it is assumed that we are supporting ; the server host command packet stuff. Any attempt ; by the invoked CCL/DCL command to read input will ; cause the program (and job) to be aborted. .iif ndf, corcom, corcom = 460 .psect pkbuff ,rw,lcl,rel,con,d pkbuff: .blkb 200 pkbufp: .word 0 pkbufs: .word 0 jobnum: .word 0 .even pkbsiz = 200 .sbttl the real work of sercmd .psect $code sercmd::clr pkbufs ; insure no data is left in buffer mov #jfsys ,xrb+0 ; get temp privs back .set ; simple to do call openpk ; find an available PK tst r0 ; perhaps we could not get one bne 100$ ; r0 will have RSTS/E error code call logv8 ; get logged in on the PK tst r0 ; if it fails, it's the error code bne 100$ ; oops mov r1 ,jobnum ; save the jobnumber please movb #'c&37 ,-(sp) ; no, force a control C call putpk ; simple mov #2 ,xrb+0 ; wait a moment .sleep ; simple. any i/o will wake us up 5$: call getpk ; eat the result of the control C tst r0 ; loop until eofeof error (11) beq 5$ ; go back for more mov #10 ,r1 ; wait for kmon 10$: mov jobnum ,-(sp) ; simple call jobsts ; waiting for KB input now ? tst r0 ; well? bmi 15$ ; ok mov #1 ,xrb+0 ; wait a moment .sleep ; simple. any i/o will wake us up sob r1 ,10$ ; 15$: mov @r5 ,-(sp) ; do it call sendcmd ; ok mov #10 ,xrb+0 ; wait a little while before checking .sleep ; job status. any i/o will reset this 20$: call getpk ; now get the result of the command tst r0 ; did it work ? bne 30$ ; no, find out why then call output ; dump the ch read to somewhere br 40$ 30$: mov jobnum ,-(sp) ; the job number call jobsts ; find out what's happening here tst r0 ; if ge, then it's just running bmi 90$ ; it's waiting for input or all done mov #1 ,xrb+0 ; if ok, take a one second nap .sleep ; simple 40$: br 20$ ; try to get some more data now 90$: mov #377 ,r0 ; a fake error to return 100$: mov #jfsys ,xrb+0 .clear call killpk return .sbttl where to put the output output: tst 2(r5) ; the LUN to use bne 10$ ; a disk movb r1 ,-(sp) ; the terminal mov sp ,r1 ; a pointer print r1 ,#1 ; dump it tst (sp)+ ; pop the buffer and exit br 100$ ; bye 10$: movb r1 ,r0 ; rms output today mov 2(r5) ,r1 ; the channel call putcr0 ; simple to do 100$: return ; bye pk.lun = 12. openpk: mov r1 ,-(sp) ; save this one today clr r1 ; start at PK0: 10$: clrfqb ; insure no defaults movb #opnfq ,firqb+fqfun ; open the thing up now movb #pk.lun*2,firqb+fqfil ; channel number times 2 movb r1 ,firqb+fqdevn ; device unit number please movb #377 ,firqb+fqdevn+1 ; unit is for real here mov #"PK ,firqb+fqdev ; device name also calfip ; try to open it up movb firqb ,r0 ; get the rsts error code if any beq 100$ ; all is well cmpb r0 ,#6 ; invalid device ? beq 100$ ; yes exit with this error inc r1 ; else try again br 10$ ; next please 100$: mov (sp)+ ,r1 ; pop r1 and exit return .sbttl create a logged in job for the PK (version 8 only) ; Creates a job under the current account for the PK that's ; open on PK.LUN. ; ; returns: r0 rsts error code ; r1 created job number logv8: movb #uu.sys ,firqb+fqfun ; get the user's default RTS please clr firqb+4 ; current job, systat part 0 .uuo ; simple, can't fail either mov firqb+26,-(sp) ; save the user's account number mov firqb+32,-(sp) ; save the user's defkbm mov firqb+30,-(sp) ; save the user's defkbm clrfqb ; now get the kb number for the PK movb #uu.fcb ,firqb+fqfun ; get the DDB returned for it movb #pk.lun ,firqb+fqfun+1 ; channel number that we want .uuo ; default to GET DDB info movb firqb+14,-(sp) ; save it asrb (sp) ; not times two please clrfqb ; version 8, enter a run time system mov #firqb+fqfun,r0 ; at the p.new entry point movb #uu.job ,(r0)+ ; create a job function for fip movb #20!100!200,(r0)+ ; create logged in @ defkbm always movb (sp)+ ,(r0)+ ; kb number to attach to job clr (r0)+ ; unused field mov (sp)+ ,(r0)+ ; user's default run time system mov (sp)+ ,(r0)+ ; both rad50 words please clr (r0)+ ; unused field mov (sp)+ ,@r0 ; account number also bisb #40 ,firqb+4 ; set flag for account to login to movb corcom ,-(sp) ; save this please clrb corcom ; core common is also passed .uuo ; try to create the job now movb (sp)+ ,corcom ; restore first byte of core common movb firqb+4 ,r1 ; created job number please asr r1 ; but not times two movb firqb ,r0 ; did it work? bne 110$ ; no tstb firqb ; huh clc ; yes, flag success and exit return ; bye 110$: sec ; job creation failed, exit return ; set a flag and return .sbttl pkread/write i/o for the pk getpk: clrxrb ; clear xrb tst pkbufs ; any buffered data left to get? bne 10$ ; no call 200$ ; reload the buffer please tst r0 ; get anything ? bne 100$ ; no, exit 10$: mov pkbufp ,r0 ; yes, get a pointer to the buffer clr r1 ; avoid sign extension bisb pkbuff(r0),r1 ; get the ch now inc pkbufp ; advance the pointer for next time dec pkbufs ; one less character left to get clr r0 ; say it worked 100$: return ; bye 200$: clr pkbufp ; no data, clear buffer pointer clrxrb ; no defaults mov #pkbsiz ,xrb+xrlen ; as many as we can grab mov #pkbuff ,xrb+xrloc ; buffer location movb #pk.lun*2,xrb+xrci ; channel # inc xrb+xrtime ; wait at most one second .read ; read from pk movb firqb ,r0 ; get any error codes bne 210$ ; no mov xrb+xrbc,pkbufs ; it worked, init the bytes left 210$: return ; back to work... putpk: clrxrb ; no odd things please inc xrb+xrlen ; one ch to do mov sp ,xrb+xrloc ; buffer location add #2 ,xrb+xrloc ; off by one mov #1 ,xrb+xrbc ; byte count movb #pk.lun*2,xrb+xrci ; channel # mov #9. ,xrb+xrmod ; record 9% .write ; write to pk movb firqb ,r0 ; result mov (sp)+ ,(sp) ; pop ch that we wrote return ; back to work... .sbttl pk utilities sendcmd:mov r1 ,-(sp) mov 4(sp) ,r1 ; command address to send to PK 10$: tstb @r1 ; done yet ? beq 100$ ; yes, exit movb (r1)+ ,-(sp) ; loop until a null is found call putpk ; simple br 10$ ; next please 100$: mov (sp)+ ,r1 ; pop register we used mov (sp)+ ,(sp) ; pop address of string and exit mov #cr ,-(sp) ; finish with a carriage return call putpk ; simple return waitpk: clrxrb ; no odd things please mov sp ,xrb+xrloc ; buffer location movb #pk.lun*2,xrb+xrci ; channel # mov #6. ,xrb+xrmod ; record 2+4 .write ; write to pk tstb firqb ; result beq 100$ ; it's ready for a command cmpb firqb ,#28. ; need a control C? beq 100$ sec ; it's not ready return 100$: clc return ; back to work... killpk: clrxrb ; no odd things please mov sp ,xrb+xrloc ; buffer location movb #pk.lun*2,xrb+xrci ; channel # mov #20 ,xrb+xrmod ; record 2+4 .write ; write to pk clrfqb ; now close it up movb #clsfq ,firqb+fqfun ; simple movb #pk.lun*2,firqb+fqfil ; channel to do calfip ; do it return ; back to work... .sbttl jobsts return status of the controlled job ; input: 2(sp) job number ; output: r0 < 0 then kb stall, 0 waiting for tt output, > 0 running ; ; This will be called to determine when the spawned job should ; be aborted. ; ; r0 = -2 the job is logged out, waiting for input or ; in a kmon wait ; r0 = -1 timeout ; r0 = 0 job is waiting for output to the PK ; r0 > 0 job is in a run state .jbstat = 12 .jbwait = 14 .iif ndf, j2con ,j2con = 4 .iif ndf, j2nopr,j2nopr = 10000 .iif ndf, js.kb ,js.kb = 2 .iif ndf, js.tel,js.tel = 4000 jobsts: mov r1 ,-(sp) ; we may access these here mov r2 ,-(sp) ; save these also movb #uu.sys ,firqb+fqfun ; for looking up a job movb 6(sp) ,firqb+fqfun+1 ; job number to do movb #1 ,firqb+fqfun+2 ; part two to do please .uuo ; do it tstb firqb ; did it work ? bne 90$ ; no, return abort please bit #jfnopr ,firqb+6 ; logged in ? bne 90$ ; no, return abort then mov firqb+.jbstat,r1 ; get the current jbstat word mov firqb+.jbwait,r2 ; get the current jbwait word com r1 ; and get the and of the two bic r1 ,r2 ; if result <> 0 then job is bne 10$ ; running ok bit #js.kb ,firqb+.jbwait ; not running, stalled for kb input? bne 90$ ; yes, abort the job then bit #js.tel ,firqb+.jbwait ; waiting for tt output bne 80$ ; yes 10$: mov firqb+34,xrb+0 ; no, check the elapsed time please add #j2con ,xrb+0 ; simple .peek ; do it tstb firqb ; did that work ? bne 90$ ; no, die cmp xrb+0 ,#300 ; allow three minutes at most bhis 95$ ; no, die mov #1 ,r0 ; all is well, exit br 100$ 80$: clr r0 ; job is waiting on tt output br 100$ ; bye 90$: mov #-2 ,r0 ; waiting on KB or logged out br 100$ ; bye 95$: mov #-1 ,r0 ; timeout br 100$ ; exit 100$: mov (sp)+ ,r2 ; exit mov (sp)+ ,r1 mov (sp)+ ,(sp) ; pop parameter and exit return .iif ndf , UU.CHK, UU.CHK = 40 .iif ndf , UU.PRV, UU.PRV = 34 .iif ndf , NOSUCH, NOSUCH = 5 .iif ndf , NOTAVL, NOTAVL = 10 .iif ndf , PRVIOL, PRVIOL = 12 .iif ndf , QUOTA , QUOTA = 105 .sbttl LOGIN Login from a remote server command ; LOGIN 24-Sep-85 10:01:33 Brian Nelson (V9.x and later only) ; Added on Edit 2.36 ; ; ; Passed: 0(r5) Address (asciz) of PPN to log into ; 2(r5) Address (asciz) of password ; 4(r5) Address of where to return informative messages ; Return: R0 Zero for success, else the error code. .enabl lsb login:: save <r1,r2> ; save work regs call dolin ; try to switch tst r0 ; successful ? beq 100$ ; yes clr r1 ; no, Reply with a reasonable error 10$: tstb 200$(r1) ; end of the list beq 20$ ; yes, use a catchall error cmpb 200$(r1),r0 ; find the error yet ? beq 20$ ; yes inc r1 ; no br 10$ ; next please 20$: asl r1 ; times two for word addressing mov r0 ,-(sp) ; save the error code strcpy 4(r5),210$(r1) ; simple mov (sp)+ ,r0 ; restore the error code 100$: unsave <r2,r1> ; exit return ; and exit .save .psect $PDATA ,D 200$: .byte NOSUCH,NOTAVL,PRVIOL,QUOTA,0 .even 210$: .word 220$ ,230$ ,240$ ,250$ ,220$ 220$: .asciz /Invalid password or account, or system password needed/ 230$: .asciz /Expired, non-interactive or non-dialup account/ 240$: .asciz /WACNT privilege needed for REMOTE LOGIN/ 250$: .asciz /Some quota is exceeded/ .even .restore .dsabl lsb .sbttl really do the login now ; DOLIN: ; ; Passed: 0(r5) Address of the PPN (.asciz) to log into ; 2(r5) Address of the password (.asciz) to log into ; ; Return: r0 = 0 for success ; r0 <> 0 with RSTS/E error code dolin: sub #10 ,sp ; allocate a buffer for use here mov #WACNT ,-(sp) ; check to see if we have WACNT priv call chkprv ; do it tst r0 ; do we have WACNT privilege ? beq 90$ ; no clrxrb ; yes, continue on by clearing the clrfqb ; XRB and FIRQB movb #UU.SWP ,FIRQB+FQFUN ; To find out the physical name of movb #2 ,FIRQB+FQFIL ; the system disk we will call the movb #377 ,FIRQB+5 ; exec to find out the name of swap .UUO ; file 2, which is always on _SY0: mov FIRQB+FQDEV,(sp) ; Also, no privilege is needed. mov FIRQB+FQDEVN,2(sp) ; copy the device name and unit flags clrfqb ; clear things out again to do a .FSS mov @r5 ,r0 ; on the passed PPN to convert it to 10$: tstb (r0)+ ; the proper format. bne 10$ ; Find the length of the string sub @r5 ,r0 ; end of it, subtract starting address dec r0 ; and correct for autoincrement mov r0 ,XRB+0 ; stuff the string length mov r0 ,XRB+2 ; again mov @r5 ,XRB+4 ; and the buffer address .FSS ; call the exec movb FIRQB ,r0 ; Did this work bne 100$ ; If not, must be a invalid PPN format mov FIRQB+FQPPN,4(sp) ; Save the parsed PPN please movb #UU.LIN ,FIRQB+3 ; Finally, do a password check on the movb #1+<2*1>,FIRQB+5 ; desired account to log into. mov #FIRQB+FQNAM1,r1 ; This presumes version 9.x, using mov 2(r5) ,r0 ; ascii passwords. 20$: movb (r0)+ ,(r1)+ ; copy the password over to the FIRQB bne 20$ ; not yet done mov (sp) ,FIRQB+FQDEV ; Lastly, restore the system disk name mov 2(sp) ,FIRQB+FQDEVN ; unit number and units flags. .UUO ; Finally call the exec to check it. movb FIRQB ,r0 ; But did the passwords match ? bne 100$ ; No, exit on error then clrfqb ; Next, we must log out to be able to incb FIRQB+4 ; Must NOT close i/o channels up. movb #UU.BYE ,FIRQB+FQFUN ; log back in again (Remember, we need .UUO ; WACNT to avoid self kill by the exec) movb FIRQB ,r0 ; Did this work ? bne 100$ ; no, exit please cmp FIRQB+4 ,#-1 ; Did the logout succeed ? beq 80$ ; no (quota exceeded) clrfqb ; Clear the FIRQB one last time movb #UU.LIN ,FIRQB+FQFUN ; Login function for .UUO movb #10*1 ,FIRQB+5 ; We can skip the password check as we mov 4(sp) ,FIRQB+FQPPN ; already checked and we needed WACNT .UUO ; at LAST ..... movb FIRQB ,r0 ; save and exit bne 100$ ; .... call setprv ; set authorized privileges up clr r0 ; it's ok br 100$ ; exit 80$: mov #QUOTA ,r0 ; UU.BYE failed due to a quota br 100$ 90$: mov #PRVIOL ,r0 ; No WACNT--> protection violation 100$: add #10 ,sp ; pop buffer and exit return .save .psect $PDATA ,D wacnt: .asciz /WACNT/ exqta: .asciz /EXQTA/ .even .restore .sbttl detach the server detach::clrfqb ; insure no defaults movb #UU.SYS ,FIRQB+FQFUN ; do a systat and get the kb number .UUO ; simple to do movb FIRQB+5 ,r1 ; save the kb number clrfqb ; insure no defaults movb #clsfq ,FIRQB+FQFUN ; insure KB: is detached movb #5*2 ,FIRQB+FQFUN+1 ; the lun for it CALFIP ; do it, skip any error codes clrfqb movb #UU.DET ,FIRQB+FQFUN ; the uuo detach code movb #200 ,FIRQB+FQFUN+1 ; close all luns for KB: .UUO ; simple to do movb FIRQB ,r0 ; return any errors bne 100$ ; yep mov #1 ,xrb+0 .sleep clrfqb ; now spawn a job attached mov #FIRQB+FQFUN,r0 ; to our old kb movb #UU.JOB ,(r0)+ ; create a job exec call movb #20!100!200,(r0)+ ; into def kbm, no logins is ok movb r1 ,@r0 ; the kb number to attach to bne 10$ ; not KB0: movb #200 ,@r0 ; KB0:, must set flag for it 10$: .UUO ; simple to do, ignore errors clr r0 ; return success 100$: return .sbttl check for AUTHOURIZED priv ; This is again different from CHKPRV, which checks for ; CURRENT priv, and JOBPRV, which checks for JOB priv as in ; SET JOB/[NO]PRIV. This one goes out to disk and gets the ; AUTHORIZED priv mask and checks for the passed priv. ; ; Passed: 2(sp) Name of priv to check, upper case please ; Return: R0 1 for success or pre 9.x, zero for no priv ; ; Example: ; ; mov #HWCFG ,-(sp) ; call JOBPRV ; tst r0 ; beq error ; ; ; hwcfg:.asciz /HWCFG/ ; .even authpr::mov r1 ,-(sp) ; /41/ Save a register mov r2 ,-(sp) ; /41/ ... save another one sub #10 ,sp ; /41/ temp save area mov #1 ,r2 ; /41/ Assume success tst ver9.x ; /41/ version nine or later? beq 100$ ; /41/ no, return( success ) clrfqb ; /41/ Clear firqb out mov #FIRQB+FQFUN,r1 ; /41/ Read authorized priv mask movb #UU.ATR ,(r1)+ ; /41/ Function to perform movb #377 ,(r1)+ ; /41/ Read function movb #2 ,(r1)+ ; /41/ Read AUTHORIZED priv mask .UUO ; /41/ Go to it mov #FIRQB+12,r0 ; /41/ Where the priv mask is mov sp ,r1 ; /41/ Where to save it mov (r0)+ ,(r1)+ ; /41/ Save it please mov (r0)+ ,(r1)+ ; /41/ .Save it please mov (r0)+ ,(r1)+ ; /41/ ..Save it please mov (r0)+ ,(r1)+ ; /41/ ...Save it please clrfqb ; /41/ clear firqb out mov #FIRQB+FQFUN,r0 ; /41 movb #UU.CHK ,(r0)+ ; /41/ Convert priv name to bitmask inc (r0)+ ; /41/ Subfunbction code = 1 tst (r0)+ ; /41/ skip this field mov 2+14(sp),r1 ; /41/ copy the priv over 10$: movb (r1)+ ,(r0)+ ; /41/ copy the asciz name over bne 10$ ; /41/ simple .UUO ; /41/ convert NAME to MASK mov sp ,r1 ; /41/ point back to save area mov #FIRQB+FQNAM1,r0 ; /41/ Where the bit pattern is mov #4 ,r2 ; /41/ Four words to check 20$: bit (r0)+ ,(r1)+ ; /41/ Any bit(s) set here ? bne 30$ ; /41/ Yes, we have it sob r2 ,20$ ; /41/ No, keep looking br 90$ ; /41/ Failure 30$: mov #1 ,r2 ; /41/ Flag we have it br 100$ ; /41/ exit 90$: clr r2 ; /41/ failure 100$: mov r2 ,r0 ; /41/ Return the status now add #10 ,sp ; /41/ Pop buffer mov (sp)+ ,r2 ; /41/ ...Pop a register mov (sp)+ ,r1 ; /41/ Pop a register mov (sp)+ ,(sp) ; /41/ Pop over the parameter return ; /41/ At last .sbttl Logout ; LOGOUT ; ; Logout from the RSTS/E host from the server ; ; Rewritten 3.45 11-Feb-86 15:25:17 BDN for version 9.x ; ; Check quotas, if ok, drop the line and logout logout::save <r0,r1,r2> ; /45/ Save registers clr r2 ; /45/ Preset EXQTA priv flag tst ver9.x ; /45/ Version nine or later beq 50$ ; /45/ No, skip the quota check mov #exqta ,-(sp) ; /45/ V9, see if we have EXQTA call chkprv ; /45/ ... mov r0 ,r2 ; /45/ Save the flag bne 10$ ; /45/ EXQTA, skip quota checks ; clrfqb ; /45/ Ensure FIRQB is cleared out movb #UU.ATR ,FIRQB+FQFUN ; /45/ Do some quota checks decb FIRQB+4 ; /45/ Read account attributes incb FIRQB+5 ; /45/ We want quota data .UUO ; /45/ Get the data tstb FIRQB ; /45/ Did this work ? bne 50$ ; /45/ No, just log out then cmpb FIRQB+21,FIRQB+17 ; /45/ Is MSB of quota OK ? bhi 100$ ; /45/ No, exit cmp FIRQB+24,FIRQB+12 ; /45/ Is current usage < outquota? bhi 100$ ; /45/ No ; 10$: clrfqb ; /45/ Yes, get keyboard number movb #UU.SYS ,FIRQB+FQFUN ; /45/ UU.SYS part 0 .UUO ; /45/ We have it now movb FIRQB+5 ,r1 ; /45/ Save it bitb #200 ,r1 ; /45/ Detached? bne 50$ ; /45/ Yes, skip hangup clrfqb ; /45/ Get set to disconnect line movb #UU.HNG ,FIRQB+FQFUN ; /45/ At last.... movb r1 ,FIRQB+4 ; /45/ Line to do it to incb FIRQB+5 ; /45/ Do it quickly (1 second) .UUO ; /45/ Drop the line, now log out ; 50$: clrfqb ; /45/ Clear FIRQB out movb #UU.BYE ,FIRQB+FQFUN ; /45/ Log out now tst r2 ; /45/ Version 9 and EXQTA ? beq 60$ ; /45/ No movb #2 ,FIRQB+4 ; /45/ Yes, bypass quota checks 60$: .UUO ; /45/ Call the EXEC cmp FIRQB+4 ,#-1 ; /45/ Are we logged out ? beq 100$ ; /45/ No call exit ; /45/ Yes, exit please (never happen) 100$: unsave <r2,r1,r0> ; /45/ Pop registers return ; /45/ Quota must be exceeded .sbttl Check current quotas to see if UU.BYE will succeed quochk::tst ver9.x ; /45/ Version nine or later beq 30$ ; /45/ No, skip the quota check mov #exqta ,-(sp) ; /45/ V9, see if we have EXQTA call chkprv ; /45/ ... tst r0 ; /45/ Save the flag beq 10$ ; /45/ No EXQTA, do quota checks clr r0 ; /45/ EXQTA, return(success) br 100$ ; /45/ Exit ; 10$: clr r0 ; /45/ Assume SUCCESS clrfqb ; /45/ Ensure FIRQB is cleared out movb #UU.ATR ,FIRQB+FQFUN ; /45/ Do some quota checks decb FIRQB+4 ; /45/ Read account attributes incb FIRQB+5 ; /45/ We want quota data .UUO ; /45/ Get the data tstb FIRQB ; /45/ Did this work ? bne 100$ ; /45/ No, just return(success) cmpb FIRQB+21,FIRQB+17 ; /45/ Is MSB of quota OK ? bhi 20$ ; /45/ No, exit cmp FIRQB+24,FIRQB+12 ; /45/ Is current usage < outquota? blos 100$ ; /45/ Yes 20$: mov sp ,r0 ; /45/ No, return(nonzero) br 100$ ; /45/ Exit 30$: clrfqb ; /45/ Pre version 9 code movb #UU.RAD ,FIRQB+FQFUN ; /45/ rad accounting data please .UUO ; /45/ simple clr r0 ; /45/ assume success tstb FIRQB ; /45/ did it work ? bne 100$ ; /45/ no tst FIRQB+34 ; /45/ unlimited quota here ? beq 100$ ; /45/ yes cmp FIRQB+6,FIRQB+34 ; /45/ is used > allowed ? blos 100$ ; /45/ quota is ok mov sp ,r0 ; /45/ quota is not ok, flag it 100$: return ; /45/ Return to caller .sbttl Return disk space usage ; D S K U S E ; ; input: @r5 address of string to return the usage .enabl lsb dskuse::save <r0,r1> clrfqb ; clear FIRQB out movb #UU.RAD ,FIRQB+FQFUN ; uuo function, read accounting data .UUO ; do it mov @r5 ,r1 ; point to the output string copyz #120$ ,r1 ; copy a header over please strlen r1 ; get the current length add r0 ,r1 ; point to the end of the string deccvt <FIRQB+6>,r1,#6 ; and convert used to string add #6 ,r1 ; point to the end again copyz #130$ ,r1 ; copy some more stuff strlen r1 ; get the count of chars we copied add r0 ,r1 ; point to the end of the string mov FIRQB+34,r0 ; get the quota bne 10$ ; not unlimited copyz #140$ ,r1 ; unlimited, say so br 20$ 10$: sub FIRQB+6 ,r0 ; and get the free space deccvt r0 ,r1 ; copy the free space over now clrb 6(r1) ; make the string .asciz 20$: unsave <r1,r0> return ; bye .save .psect $PDATA ,D 120$: .asciz /SY: Space used / 130$: .asciz / Space free / 140$: .asciz / Unlimited/ .even .restore .dsabl lsb .end