Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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/*++
Copyright (c) 2000-2002 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
ullog.h (Http.sys Ansi Logging)
Abstract:
This module implements the logging facilities
for Http.sys including the NCSA,IIS and W3C types
of logging.
Author:
Ali E. Turkoglu (aliTu) 10-May-2000
Revision History:
--*/
#ifndef _ULLOG_H_
#define _ULLOG_H_
//
// Forwarders.
//
typedef struct _UL_FULL_TRACKER *PUL_FULL_TRACKER;
typedef struct _UL_INTERNAL_REQUEST *PUL_INTERNAL_REQUEST;
typedef struct _UL_CONFIG_GROUP_OBJECT *PUL_CONFIG_GROUP_OBJECT;
//
// Brief information about how logging locks works; Whole link list is controlled
// by a global EResource g_pUlNonpagedData->LogListResource. Functions that require
// read access to this list are Hit(),CacheHit() & BufferFlush() and the ReCycle().
// Whereas functions that requires write access are Create(),Remove() and ReConfig().
// Also the log entry eresource (EntryResource) controls the per entry buffer.
// This eresource is acquired shared for the log hits.
//
//
// Structure to hold info for a log file
//
typedef struct _UL_LOG_FILE_ENTRY
{
//
// Signature is UL_LOG_FILE_ENTRY_POOL_TAG.
//
ULONG Signature;
//
// This lock protects the whole entry. The ZwWrite operation
// that's called after the lock acquired cannot run at APC_LEVEL
// therefore we have to use push lock to prevent a bugcheck
//
UL_PUSH_LOCK EntryPushLock;
//
// The name of the file. Full path including the directory.
//
UNICODE_STRING FileName;
PWSTR pShortName;
//
// Following will be NULL until a request comes in to the
// site that this entry represents.
//
PUL_LOG_FILE_HANDLE pLogFile;
//
// links all log file entries
//
LIST_ENTRY LogFileListEntry;
//
// Private config info
//
HTTP_LOGGING_TYPE Format;
HTTP_LOGGING_PERIOD Period;
ULONG TruncateSize;
ULONG LogExtFileFlags;
ULONG SiteId;
//
// Time to expire field in terms of Hours.
// This could be at most 24 * 31, that's for monthly
// log cycling. Basically we keep a single periodic hourly
// timer and every time it expires we traverse the
// log list to figure out which log files are expired
// at that time by looking at this fields. And then we
// recylcle the log if necessary.
//
ULONG TimeToExpire;
//
// File for the entry is automatically closed every 15
// minutes. This is to track the idle time.
//
ULONG TimeToClose;
//
// If this entry has MAX_SIZE or UNLIMITED
// log period
//
ULONG SequenceNumber;
ULARGE_INTEGER TotalWritten;
union
{
//
// Flags to show the field states mostly. Used by
// recycling.
//
ULONG Value;
struct
{
ULONG StaleSequenceNumber:1;
ULONG StaleTimeToExpire:1;
ULONG RecyclePending:1;
ULONG LogTitleWritten:1;
ULONG TitleFlushPending:1;
ULONG Active:1;
ULONG LocaltimeRollover:1;
ULONG CreateFileFailureLogged:1;
ULONG WriteFailureLogged:1;
};
} Flags;
//
// Each log file entry keeps a fixed amount of log buffer.
// The buffer size is g_AllocationGranularity comes from
// the system's allocation granularity.
//
PUL_LOG_FILE_BUFFER LogBuffer;
} UL_LOG_FILE_ENTRY, *PUL_LOG_FILE_ENTRY;
#define IS_VALID_LOG_FILE_ENTRY( pEntry ) \
HAS_VALID_SIGNATURE(pEntry, UL_LOG_FILE_ENTRY_POOL_TAG)
//
// CGroup decides on whether logging is enabled for itself or not looking
// at this macro.
//
#define IS_LOGGING_ENABLED(pCgobj) \
((pCgobj) != NULL && \
(pCgobj)->LoggingConfig.Flags.Present == 1 && \
(pCgobj)->LoggingConfig.LoggingEnabled == TRUE && \
(pCgobj)->pLogFileEntry != NULL)
//
// Followings are all parts of our internal buffer to hold
// the Logging information. We copy over this info from WP
// buffer upon SendResponse request. Yet few of this fields
// are calculated directly by us and filled. The order of
// this fields SHOULD match with the definition of the
// UlFieldTitleLookupTable.
//
typedef enum _UL_LOG_FIELD_TYPE
{
UlLogFieldDate = 0, // 0
UlLogFieldTime,
UlLogFieldSiteName,
UlLogFieldServerName,
UlLogFieldServerIp,
UlLogFieldMethod, // 5
UlLogFieldUriStem,
UlLogFieldUriQuery,
UlLogFieldServerPort,
UlLogFieldUserName,
UlLogFieldClientIp, // 10
UlLogFieldProtocolVersion,
UlLogFieldUserAgent,
UlLogFieldCookie,
UlLogFieldReferrer,
UlLogFieldHost, // 15
UlLogFieldProtocolStatus,
UlLogFieldSubStatus,
UlLogFieldWin32Status,
UlLogFieldBytesSent,
UlLogFieldBytesReceived, // 20
UlLogFieldTimeTaken,
UlLogFieldMaximum
} UL_LOG_FIELD_TYPE, *PUL_LOG_FIELD_TYPE;
//
// Size of the pre-allocated log line buffer inside the request structure.
//
#define UL_MAX_LOG_LINE_BUFFER_SIZE (10*1024)
#define UL_MAX_TITLE_BUFFER_SIZE (512)
//
// To avoid the infinite loop situation we have to set the minimum
// allowable log file size to something bigger than maximum allowable
// log record line.
//
C_ASSERT(HTTP_MIN_ALLOWED_TRUNCATE_SIZE_FOR_LOG_FILE >
(UL_MAX_TITLE_BUFFER_SIZE + UL_MAX_LOG_LINE_BUFFER_SIZE));
//
// If somebody overwrites the default log buffering size which
// is system granularity size of 64K. We have to make sure the
// buffer size is not smaller then miminum allowed. Which is
// MaximumAlowed Logrecord size of 10K. Also it should be 4k
// aligned therefore makes it 12k at least.
//
#define MINIMUM_ALLOWED_LOG_BUFFER_SIZE (12*1024)
C_ASSERT(MINIMUM_ALLOWED_LOG_BUFFER_SIZE >
(UL_MAX_TITLE_BUFFER_SIZE + UL_MAX_LOG_LINE_BUFFER_SIZE));
#define MAXIMUM_ALLOWED_LOG_BUFFER_SIZE (64*1024)
//
// Fix size date and time fields per format.
//
#define W3C_DATE_FIELD_LEN (10)
#define W3C_TIME_FIELD_LEN (8)
#define NCSA_FIX_DATE_AND_TIME_FIELD_SIZE (29)
C_ASSERT(STRLEN_LIT("[07/Jan/2000:00:02:23 -0800] ")
== NCSA_FIX_DATE_AND_TIME_FIELD_SIZE);
#define IIS_MAX_DATE_AND_TIME_FIELD_SIZE (22)
C_ASSERT(STRLEN_LIT("12/31/2002, 17:05:40, ")
== IIS_MAX_DATE_AND_TIME_FIELD_SIZE);
//
// IIS Log line is fragmented at the capture time the offsets
// are as follows and never get changed even if the buffer get
// reallocated. This are default values and only the third
// fragment can get bigger.
//
#define IIS_LOG_LINE_FIRST_FRAGMENT_OFFSET (0)
#define IIS_LOG_LINE_DEFAULT_FIRST_FRAGMENT_ALLOCATION_SIZE (512)
#define IIS_LOG_LINE_SECOND_FRAGMENT_OFFSET (512)
#define IIS_LOG_LINE_DEFAULT_SECOND_FRAGMENT_ALLOCATION_SIZE (512)
#define IIS_LOG_LINE_THIRD_FRAGMENT_OFFSET (1024)
#define IIS_LOG_LINE_DEFAULT_THIRD_FRAGMENT_ALLOCATION_SIZE (3072)
//
// The HTTP Hit Logging functions which we expose in this module.
//
NTSTATUS
UlInitializeLogs(
VOID
);
VOID
UlTerminateLogs(
VOID
);
NTSTATUS
UlSetUTF8Logging (
IN BOOLEAN UTF8Logging
);
NTSTATUS
UlCreateLogEntry(
IN OUT PUL_CONFIG_GROUP_OBJECT pConfigGroup,
IN PHTTP_CONFIG_GROUP_LOGGING pUserConfig
);
VOID
UlRemoveLogEntry(
IN PUL_CONFIG_GROUP_OBJECT pConfigGroup
);
VOID
UlLogTimerHandler(
IN PUL_WORK_ITEM pWorkItem
);
VOID
UlLogTimerDpcRoutine(
PKDPC Dpc,
PVOID DeferredContext,
PVOID SystemArgument1,
PVOID SystemArgument2
);
VOID
UlBufferTimerHandler(
IN PUL_WORK_ITEM pWorkItem
);
VOID
UlBufferTimerDpcRoutine(
PKDPC Dpc,
PVOID DeferredContext,
PVOID SystemArgument1,
PVOID SystemArgument2
);
NTSTATUS
UlReConfigureLogEntry(
IN PUL_CONFIG_GROUP_OBJECT pConfigGroup,
IN PHTTP_CONFIG_GROUP_LOGGING pCfgOld,
IN PHTTP_CONFIG_GROUP_LOGGING pCfgNew
);
NTSTATUS
UlCaptureLogFieldsW3C(
IN PHTTP_LOG_FIELDS_DATA pLogData,
IN PUL_INTERNAL_REQUEST pRequest,
OUT PUL_LOG_DATA_BUFFER *ppLogBuffer
);
NTSTATUS
UlCaptureLogFieldsNCSA(
IN PHTTP_LOG_FIELDS_DATA pLogData,
IN PUL_INTERNAL_REQUEST pRequest,
OUT PUL_LOG_DATA_BUFFER *ppLogBuffer
);
NTSTATUS
UlCaptureLogFieldsIIS(
IN PHTTP_LOG_FIELDS_DATA pLogData,
IN PUL_INTERNAL_REQUEST pRequest,
OUT PUL_LOG_DATA_BUFFER *ppLogBuffer
);
NTSTATUS
UlLogHttpHit(
IN PUL_LOG_DATA_BUFFER pLogBuffer
);
NTSTATUS
UlLogHttpCacheHit(
IN PUL_FULL_TRACKER pTracker
);
NTSTATUS
UlDisableLogEntry(
IN OUT PUL_LOG_FILE_ENTRY pEntry
);
#endif // _ULLOG_H_