hi_mi.c File Reference

This file contains functions that deal with the logic of selecting the appropriate mode inspection (client, server, or anomalous server detection). More...

#include "sys/types.h"
#include "hi_si.h"
#include "hi_client.h"
#include "hi_server.h"
#include "hi_ad.h"
#include "hi_return_codes.h"

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Functions
int	hi_mi_mode_inspection (HI_SESSION *Session, int iInspectMode, u_char *data, int dsize)

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Detailed Description

This file contains functions that deal with the logic of selecting the appropriate mode inspection (client, server, or anomalous server detection).

Author:

Daniel Roelker <droelker@sourcefire.com>

Not too much more to say about this file, it's really just one function that wraps which mode gets called.

NOTES:

• 3.2.03: Initial development. DJR

Definition in file hi_mi.c.

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Function Documentation

int hi_mi_mode_inspection (  HI_SESSION *  Session, int  iInspectMode, u_char *  data, int  dsize )

Wrap the logic that HttpInspect uses for which mode to inspect. This function just uses logic to decide which type of inspection to do depending on the inspection mode. Not much to it. Parameters: Session  pointer to the session inspection structure iInspectMode  the type of inspection to perform data  the packet payload dsize  the size of the data Returns: integer Return values: HI_SUCCESS  function successful HI_NONFATAL_ERR  the inspection mode is unknown HI_INVALID_ARG  argument(s) was invalid or NULL Definition at line 47 of file hi_mi.c. References hi_client_inspection(), HI_INVALID_ARG, HI_NONFATAL_ERR, hi_server_anomaly_detection(), hi_server_inspection(), HI_SI_CLIENT_MODE, HI_SI_NO_MODE, HI_SI_SERVER_MODE, and HI_SUCCESS. Referenced by SnortHttpInspect().

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