New driver capability info: max number of scan SSIDs

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/*
 * WPA Supplicant - driver interface definition
 * Copyright (c) 2003-2008, Jouni Malinen <j@w1.fi>
 *
 * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
 * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 as
 * published by the Free Software Foundation.
 *
 * Alternatively, this software may be distributed under the terms of BSD
 * license.
 *
 * See README and COPYING for more details.
 */

#ifndef DRIVER_H
#define DRIVER_H

#define WPA_SUPPLICANT_DRIVER_VERSION 3

#include "defs.h"

#define AUTH_ALG_OPEN_SYSTEM    0x01
#define AUTH_ALG_SHARED_KEY     0x02
#define AUTH_ALG_LEAP           0x04

#define IEEE80211_MODE_INFRA    0
#define IEEE80211_MODE_IBSS     1

#define IEEE80211_CAP_ESS       0x0001
#define IEEE80211_CAP_IBSS      0x0002
#define IEEE80211_CAP_PRIVACY   0x0010

#define SSID_MAX_WPA_IE_LEN 40
/**
 * struct wpa_scan_result - Scan results (old structure)
 * @bssid: BSSID
 * @ssid: SSID
 * @ssid_len: length of the ssid
 * @wpa_ie: WPA IE
 * @wpa_ie_len: length of the wpa_ie
 * @rsn_ie: RSN IE
 * @rsn_ie_len: length of the RSN IE
 * @freq: frequency of the channel in MHz (e.g., 2412 = channel 1)
 * @caps: capability information field in host byte order
 * @qual: signal quality
 * @noise: noise level
 * @level: signal level
 * @maxrate: maximum supported rate
 * @mdie_present: Whether MDIE was included in Beacon/ProbeRsp frame
 * @mdie: Mobility domain identifier IE (IEEE 802.11r MDIE) (starting from
 * IE type field)
 * @tsf: Timestamp
 *
 * This structure is used as a generic format for scan results from the
 * driver. Each driver interface implementation is responsible for converting
 * the driver or OS specific scan results into this format.
 *
 * This structure is the old data structure used for scan results. It is
 * obsoleted by the new struct wpa_scan_res structure and the old version is
 * only included for backwards compatibility with existing driver wrapper
 * implementations. New implementations are encouraged to implement for struct
 * wpa_scan_res. The old structure will be removed at some point.
 */
struct wpa_scan_result {
        u8 bssid[ETH_ALEN];
        u8 ssid[32];
        size_t ssid_len;
        u8 wpa_ie[SSID_MAX_WPA_IE_LEN];
        size_t wpa_ie_len;
        u8 rsn_ie[SSID_MAX_WPA_IE_LEN];
        size_t rsn_ie_len;
        int freq;
        u16 caps;
        int qual;
        int noise;
        int level;
        int maxrate;
        int mdie_present;
        u8 mdie[5];
        u64 tsf;
};


/**
 * struct wpa_scan_res - Scan result for an BSS/IBSS
 * @bssid: BSSID
 * @freq: frequency of the channel in MHz (e.g., 2412 = channel 1)
 * @beacon_int: beacon interval in TUs (host byte order)
 * @caps: capability information field in host byte order
 * @qual: signal quality
 * @noise: noise level
 * @level: signal level
 * @tsf: Timestamp
 * @ie_len: length of the following IE field in octets
 *
 * This structure is used as a generic format for scan results from the
 * driver. Each driver interface implementation is responsible for converting
 * the driver or OS specific scan results into this format.
 *
 * If the driver does not support reporting all IEs, the IE data structure is
 * constructed of the IEs that are available. This field will also need to
 * include SSID in IE format. All drivers are encouraged to be extended to
 * report all IEs to make it easier to support future additions.
 */
struct wpa_scan_res {
        u8 bssid[ETH_ALEN];
        int freq;
        u16 beacon_int;
        u16 caps;
        int qual;
        int noise;
        int level;
        u64 tsf;
        size_t ie_len;
        /* followed by ie_len octets of IEs */
};

/**
 * struct wpa_scan_results - Scan results
 * @res: Array of pointers to allocated variable length scan result entries
 * @num: Number of entries in the scan result array
 */
struct wpa_scan_results {
        struct wpa_scan_res **res;
        size_t num;
};

/**
 * struct wpa_interface_info - Network interface information
 * @next: Pointer to the next interface or NULL if this is the last one
 * @ifname: Interface name that can be used with init() or init2()
 * @desc: Human readable adapter description (e.g., vendor/model) or NULL if
 *      not available
 * @drv_bame: struct wpa_driver_ops::name (note: unlike other strings, this one
 *      is not an allocated copy, i.e., get_interfaces() caller will not free
 *      this)
 */
struct wpa_interface_info {
        struct wpa_interface_info *next;
        char *ifname;
        char *desc;
        const char *drv_name;
};

/**
 * struct wpa_driver_associate_params - Association parameters
 * Data for struct wpa_driver_ops::associate().
 */
struct wpa_driver_associate_params {
        /**
         * bssid - BSSID of the selected AP
         * This can be %NULL, if ap_scan=2 mode is used and the driver is
         * responsible for selecting with which BSS to associate. */
        const u8 *bssid;

        /**
         * ssid - The selected SSID
         */
        const u8 *ssid;
        size_t ssid_len;

        /**
         * freq - Frequency of the channel the selected AP is using
         * Frequency that the selected AP is using (in MHz as
         * reported in the scan results)
         */
        int freq;

        /**
         * wpa_ie - WPA information element for (Re)Association Request
         * WPA information element to be included in (Re)Association
         * Request (including information element id and length). Use
         * of this WPA IE is optional. If the driver generates the WPA
         * IE, it can use pairwise_suite, group_suite, and
         * key_mgmt_suite to select proper algorithms. In this case,
         * the driver has to notify wpa_supplicant about the used WPA
         * IE by generating an event that the interface code will
         * convert into EVENT_ASSOCINFO data (see below).
         *
         * When using WPA2/IEEE 802.11i, wpa_ie is used for RSN IE
         * instead. The driver can determine which version is used by
         * looking at the first byte of the IE (0xdd for WPA, 0x30 for
         * WPA2/RSN).
         *
         * When using WPS, wpa_ie is used for WPS IE instead of WPA/RSN IE.
         */
        const u8 *wpa_ie;
        /**
         * wpa_ie_len - length of the wpa_ie
         */
        size_t wpa_ie_len;

        /* The selected pairwise/group cipher and key management
         * suites. These are usually ignored if @wpa_ie is used. */
        wpa_cipher pairwise_suite;
        wpa_cipher group_suite;
        wpa_key_mgmt key_mgmt_suite;

        /**
         * auth_alg - Allowed authentication algorithms
         * Bit field of AUTH_ALG_*
         */
        int auth_alg;

        /**
         * mode - Operation mode (infra/ibss) IEEE80211_MODE_*
         */
        int mode;

        /**
         * wep_key - WEP keys for static WEP configuration
         */
        const u8 *wep_key[4];

        /**
         * wep_key_len - WEP key length for static WEP configuration
         */
        size_t wep_key_len[4];

        /**
         * wep_tx_keyidx - WEP TX key index for static WEP configuration
         */
        int wep_tx_keyidx;

        /**
         * mgmt_frame_protection - IEEE 802.11w management frame protection
         */
        enum {
                NO_MGMT_FRAME_PROTECTION,
                MGMT_FRAME_PROTECTION_OPTIONAL,
                MGMT_FRAME_PROTECTION_REQUIRED
        } mgmt_frame_protection;

        /**
         * ft_ies - IEEE 802.11r / FT information elements
         * If the supplicant is using IEEE 802.11r (FT) and has the needed keys
         * for fast transition, this parameter is set to include the IEs that
         * are to be sent in the next FT Authentication Request message.
         * update_ft_ies() handler is called to update the IEs for further
         * FT messages in the sequence.
         *
         * The driver should use these IEs only if the target AP is advertising
         * the same mobility domain as the one included in the MDIE here.
         *
         * In ap_scan=2 mode, the driver can use these IEs when moving to a new
         * AP after the initial association. These IEs can only be used if the
         * target AP is advertising support for FT and is using the same MDIE
         * and SSID as the current AP.
         *
         * The driver is responsible for reporting the FT IEs received from the
         * AP's response using wpa_supplicant_event() with EVENT_FT_RESPONSE
         * type. update_ft_ies() handler will then be called with the FT IEs to
         * include in the next frame in the authentication sequence.
         */
        const u8 *ft_ies;

        /**
         * ft_ies_len - Length of ft_ies in bytes
         */
        size_t ft_ies_len;

        /**
         * ft_md - FT Mobility domain (6 octets) (also included inside ft_ies)
         *
         * This value is provided to allow the driver interface easier access
         * to the current mobility domain. This value is set to %NULL if no
         * mobility domain is currently active.
         */
        const u8 *ft_md;

        /**
         * passphrase - RSN passphrase for PSK
         *
         * This value is made available only for WPA/WPA2-Personal (PSK) and
         * only for drivers that set WPA_DRIVER_FLAGS_4WAY_HANDSHAKE. This is
         * the 8..63 character ASCII passphrase, if available. Please note that
         * this can be %NULL if passphrase was not used to generate the PSK. In
         * that case, the psk field must be used to fetch the PSK.
         */
        const char *passphrase;

        /**
         * psk - RSN PSK (alternative for passphrase for PSK)
         *
         * This value is made available only for WPA/WPA2-Personal (PSK) and
         * only for drivers that set WPA_DRIVER_FLAGS_4WAY_HANDSHAKE. This is
         * the 32-octet (256-bit) PSK, if available. The driver wrapper should
         * be prepared to handle %NULL value as an error.
         */
        const u8 *psk;
};

/**
 * struct wpa_driver_capa - Driver capability information
 */
struct wpa_driver_capa {
#define WPA_DRIVER_CAPA_KEY_MGMT_WPA            0x00000001
#define WPA_DRIVER_CAPA_KEY_MGMT_WPA2           0x00000002
#define WPA_DRIVER_CAPA_KEY_MGMT_WPA_PSK        0x00000004
#define WPA_DRIVER_CAPA_KEY_MGMT_WPA2_PSK       0x00000008
#define WPA_DRIVER_CAPA_KEY_MGMT_WPA_NONE       0x00000010
#define WPA_DRIVER_CAPA_KEY_MGMT_FT             0x00000020
#define WPA_DRIVER_CAPA_KEY_MGMT_FT_PSK         0x00000040
        unsigned int key_mgmt;

#define WPA_DRIVER_CAPA_ENC_WEP40       0x00000001
#define WPA_DRIVER_CAPA_ENC_WEP104      0x00000002
#define WPA_DRIVER_CAPA_ENC_TKIP        0x00000004
#define WPA_DRIVER_CAPA_ENC_CCMP        0x00000008
        unsigned int enc;

#define WPA_DRIVER_AUTH_OPEN            0x00000001
#define WPA_DRIVER_AUTH_SHARED          0x00000002
#define WPA_DRIVER_AUTH_LEAP            0x00000004
        unsigned int auth;

/* Driver generated WPA/RSN IE */
#define WPA_DRIVER_FLAGS_DRIVER_IE      0x00000001
#define WPA_DRIVER_FLAGS_SET_KEYS_AFTER_ASSOC 0x00000002
#define WPA_DRIVER_FLAGS_USER_SPACE_MLME 0x00000004
/* Driver takes care of RSN 4-way handshake internally; PMK is configured with
 * struct wpa_driver_ops::set_key using alg = WPA_ALG_PMK */
#define WPA_DRIVER_FLAGS_4WAY_HANDSHAKE 0x00000008
        unsigned int flags;

        int max_scan_ssids;
};


#define WPA_CHAN_W_SCAN 0x00000001
#define WPA_CHAN_W_ACTIVE_SCAN 0x00000002
#define WPA_CHAN_W_IBSS 0x00000004

struct wpa_channel_data {
        short chan; /* channel number (IEEE 802.11) */
        short freq; /* frequency in MHz */
        int flag; /* flag for user space use (WPA_CHAN_*) */
};

#define WPA_RATE_ERP 0x00000001
#define WPA_RATE_BASIC 0x00000002
#define WPA_RATE_PREAMBLE2 0x00000004
#define WPA_RATE_SUPPORTED 0x00000010
#define WPA_RATE_OFDM 0x00000020
#define WPA_RATE_CCK 0x00000040
#define WPA_RATE_MANDATORY 0x00000100

struct wpa_rate_data {
        int rate; /* rate in 100 kbps */
        int flags; /* WPA_RATE_ flags */
};

typedef enum {
        WPA_MODE_IEEE80211B,
        WPA_MODE_IEEE80211G,
        WPA_MODE_IEEE80211A,
        NUM_WPA_MODES
} wpa_hw_mode;

struct wpa_hw_modes {
        wpa_hw_mode mode;
        int num_channels;
        struct wpa_channel_data *channels;
        int num_rates;
        struct wpa_rate_data *rates;
};


struct ieee80211_rx_status {
        int channel;
        int ssi;
};


/**
 * struct wpa_driver_ops - Driver interface API definition
 *
 * This structure defines the API that each driver interface needs to implement
 * for core wpa_supplicant code. All driver specific functionality is captured
 * in this wrapper.
 */
struct wpa_driver_ops {
        /** Name of the driver interface */
        const char *name;
        /** One line description of the driver interface */
        const char *desc;

        /**
         * get_bssid - Get the current BSSID
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @bssid: buffer for BSSID (ETH_ALEN = 6 bytes)
         *
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * Query kernel driver for the current BSSID and copy it to bssid.
         * Setting bssid to 00:00:00:00:00:00 is recommended if the STA is not
         * associated.
         */
        int (*get_bssid)(void *priv, u8 *bssid);

        /**
         * get_ssid - Get the current SSID
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @ssid: buffer for SSID (at least 32 bytes)
         *
         * Returns: Length of the SSID on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * Query kernel driver for the current SSID and copy it to ssid.
         * Returning zero is recommended if the STA is not associated.
         *
         * Note: SSID is an array of octets, i.e., it is not nul terminated and
         * can, at least in theory, contain control characters (including nul)
         * and as such, should be processed as binary data, not a printable
         * string.
         */
        int (*get_ssid)(void *priv, u8 *ssid);

        /**
         * set_wpa - Enable/disable WPA support (OBSOLETE)
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @enabled: 1 = enable, 0 = disable
         *
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * Note: This function is included for backwards compatibility. This is
         * called only just after init and just before deinit, so these
         * functions can be used to implement same functionality and the driver
         * interface need not define this function.
         *
         * Configure the kernel driver to enable/disable WPA support. This may
         * be empty function, if WPA support is always enabled. Common
         * configuration items are WPA IE (clearing it when WPA support is
         * disabled), Privacy flag configuration for capability field (note:
         * this the value need to set in associate handler to allow plaintext
         * mode to be used) when trying to associate with, roaming mode (can
         * allow wpa_supplicant to control roaming if ap_scan=1 is used;
         * however, drivers can also implement roaming if desired, especially
         * ap_scan=2 mode is used for this).
         */
        int (*set_wpa)(void *priv, int enabled);

        /**
         * set_key - Configure encryption key
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @alg: encryption algorithm (%WPA_ALG_NONE, %WPA_ALG_WEP,
         *      %WPA_ALG_TKIP, %WPA_ALG_CCMP, %WPA_ALG_IGTK, %WPA_ALG_PMK);
         *      %WPA_ALG_NONE clears the key.
         * @addr: address of the peer STA or ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff for
         *      broadcast/default keys
         * @key_idx: key index (0..3), usually 0 for unicast keys; 0..4095 for
         *      IGTK
         * @set_tx: configure this key as the default Tx key (only used when
         *      driver does not support separate unicast/individual key
         * @seq: sequence number/packet number, seq_len octets, the next
         *      packet number to be used for in replay protection; configured
         *      for Rx keys (in most cases, this is only used with broadcast
         *      keys and set to zero for unicast keys)
         * @seq_len: length of the seq, depends on the algorithm:
         *      TKIP: 6 octets, CCMP: 6 octets, IGTK: 6 octets
         * @key: key buffer; TKIP: 16-byte temporal key, 8-byte Tx Mic key,
         *      8-byte Rx Mic Key
         * @key_len: length of the key buffer in octets (WEP: 5 or 13,
         *      TKIP: 32, CCMP: 16, IGTK: 16)
         *
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * Configure the given key for the kernel driver. If the driver
         * supports separate individual keys (4 default keys + 1 individual),
         * addr can be used to determine whether the key is default or
         * individual. If only 4 keys are supported, the default key with key
         * index 0 is used as the individual key. STA must be configured to use
         * it as the default Tx key (set_tx is set) and accept Rx for all the
         * key indexes. In most cases, WPA uses only key indexes 1 and 2 for
         * broadcast keys, so key index 0 is available for this kind of
         * configuration.
         *
         * Please note that TKIP keys include separate TX and RX MIC keys and
         * some drivers may expect them in different order than wpa_supplicant
         * is using. If the TX/RX keys are swapped, all TKIP encrypted packets
         * will tricker Michael MIC errors. This can be fixed by changing the
         * order of MIC keys by swapping te bytes 16..23 and 24..31 of the key
         * in driver_*.c set_key() implementation, see driver_ndis.c for an
         * example on how this can be done.
         */
        int (*set_key)(void *priv, wpa_alg alg, const u8 *addr,
                       int key_idx, int set_tx, const u8 *seq, size_t seq_len,
                       const u8 *key, size_t key_len);

        /**
         * init - Initialize driver interface
         * @ctx: context to be used when calling wpa_supplicant functions,
         * e.g., wpa_supplicant_event()
         * @ifname: interface name, e.g., wlan0
         *
         * Returns: Pointer to private data, %NULL on failure
         *
         * Initialize driver interface, including event processing for kernel
         * driver events (e.g., associated, scan results, Michael MIC failure).
         * This function can allocate a private configuration data area for
         * @ctx, file descriptor, interface name, etc. information that may be
         * needed in future driver operations. If this is not used, non-NULL
         * value will need to be returned because %NULL is used to indicate
         * failure. The returned value will be used as 'void *priv' data for
         * all other driver_ops functions.
         *
         * The main event loop (eloop.c) of wpa_supplicant can be used to
         * register callback for read sockets (eloop_register_read_sock()).
         *
         * See below for more information about events and
         * wpa_supplicant_event() function.
         */
        void * (*init)(void *ctx, const char *ifname);

        /**
         * deinit - Deinitialize driver interface
         * @priv: private driver interface data from init()
         *
         * Shut down driver interface and processing of driver events. Free
         * private data buffer if one was allocated in init() handler.
         */
        void (*deinit)(void *priv);

        /**
         * set_param - Set driver configuration parameters
         * @priv: private driver interface data from init()
         * @param: driver specific configuration parameters
         *
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * Optional handler for notifying driver interface about configuration
         * parameters (driver_param).
         */
        int (*set_param)(void *priv, const char *param);

        /**
         * set_countermeasures - Enable/disable TKIP countermeasures
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @enabled: 1 = countermeasures enabled, 0 = disabled
         *
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * Configure TKIP countermeasures. When these are enabled, the driver
         * should drop all received and queued frames that are using TKIP.
         */
        int (*set_countermeasures)(void *priv, int enabled);

        /**
         * set_drop_unencrypted - Enable/disable unencrypted frame filtering
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @enabled: 1 = unencrypted Tx/Rx frames will be dropped, 0 = disabled
         *
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * Configure the driver to drop all non-EAPOL frames (both receive and
         * transmit paths). Unencrypted EAPOL frames (ethertype 0x888e) must
         * still be allowed for key negotiation.
         */
        int (*set_drop_unencrypted)(void *priv, int enabled);

        /**
         * scan - Request the driver to initiate scan
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @ssid: specific SSID to scan for (ProbeReq) or %NULL to scan for
         *      all SSIDs (either active scan with broadcast SSID or passive
         *      scan
         * @ssid_len: length of the SSID
         *
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * Once the scan results are ready, the driver should report scan
         * results event for wpa_supplicant which will eventually request the
         * results with wpa_driver_get_scan_results().
         */
        int (*scan)(void *priv, const u8 *ssid, size_t ssid_len);

        /**
         * get_scan_results - Fetch the latest scan results (old version)
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @results: pointer to buffer for scan results
         * @max_size: maximum number of entries (buffer size)
         *
         * Returns: Number of scan result entries used on success, -1 on
         * failure
         *
         * If scan results include more than max_size BSSes, max_size will be
         * returned and the remaining entries will not be included in the
         * buffer.
         *
         * This function is depracated. New driver wrapper implementations
         * should implement support for get_scan_results2().
         */
        int (*get_scan_results)(void *priv,
                                struct wpa_scan_result *results,
                                size_t max_size);

        /**
         * deauthenticate - Request driver to deauthenticate
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @addr: peer address (BSSID of the AP)
         * @reason_code: 16-bit reason code to be sent in the deauthentication
         *      frame
         *
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         */
        int (*deauthenticate)(void *priv, const u8 *addr, int reason_code);

        /**
         * disassociate - Request driver to disassociate
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @addr: peer address (BSSID of the AP)
         * @reason_code: 16-bit reason code to be sent in the disassociation
         *      frame
         *
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         */
        int (*disassociate)(void *priv, const u8 *addr, int reason_code);

        /**
         * associate - Request driver to associate
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @params: association parameters
         *
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         */
        int (*associate)(void *priv,
                         struct wpa_driver_associate_params *params);

        /**
         * set_auth_alg - Set IEEE 802.11 authentication algorithm
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @auth_alg: bit field of AUTH_ALG_*
         *
         * If the driver supports more than one authentication algorithm at the
         * same time, it should configure all supported algorithms. If not, one
         * algorithm needs to be selected arbitrarily. Open System
         * authentication should be ok for most cases and it is recommended to
         * be used if other options are not supported. Static WEP configuration
         * may also use Shared Key authentication and LEAP requires its own
         * algorithm number. For LEAP, user can make sure that only one
         * algorithm is used at a time by configuring LEAP as the only
         * supported EAP method. This information is also available in
         * associate() params, so set_auth_alg may not be needed in case of
         * most drivers.
         *
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         */
        int (*set_auth_alg)(void *priv, int auth_alg);

        /**
         * add_pmkid - Add PMKSA cache entry to the driver
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @bssid: BSSID for the PMKSA cache entry
         * @pmkid: PMKID for the PMKSA cache entry
         *
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * This function is called when a new PMK is received, as a result of
         * either normal authentication or RSN pre-authentication.
         *
         * If the driver generates RSN IE, i.e., it does not use wpa_ie in
         * associate(), add_pmkid() can be used to add new PMKSA cache entries
         * in the driver. If the driver uses wpa_ie from wpa_supplicant, this
         * driver_ops function does not need to be implemented. Likewise, if
         * the driver does not support WPA, this function is not needed.
         */
        int (*add_pmkid)(void *priv, const u8 *bssid, const u8 *pmkid);

        /**
         * remove_pmkid - Remove PMKSA cache entry to the driver
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @bssid: BSSID for the PMKSA cache entry
         * @pmkid: PMKID for the PMKSA cache entry
         *
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * This function is called when the supplicant drops a PMKSA cache
         * entry for any reason.
         *
         * If the driver generates RSN IE, i.e., it does not use wpa_ie in
         * associate(), remove_pmkid() can be used to synchronize PMKSA caches
         * between the driver and wpa_supplicant. If the driver uses wpa_ie
         * from wpa_supplicant, this driver_ops function does not need to be
         * implemented. Likewise, if the driver does not support WPA, this
         * function is not needed.
         */
        int (*remove_pmkid)(void *priv, const u8 *bssid, const u8 *pmkid);

        /**
         * flush_pmkid - Flush PMKSA cache
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         *
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * This function is called when the supplicant drops all PMKSA cache
         * entries for any reason.
         *
         * If the driver generates RSN IE, i.e., it does not use wpa_ie in
         * associate(), remove_pmkid() can be used to synchronize PMKSA caches
         * between the driver and wpa_supplicant. If the driver uses wpa_ie
         * from wpa_supplicant, this driver_ops function does not need to be
         * implemented. Likewise, if the driver does not support WPA, this
         * function is not needed.
         */
        int (*flush_pmkid)(void *priv);

        /**
         * flush_pmkid - Flush PMKSA cache
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         *
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * Get driver/firmware/hardware capabilities.
         */
        int (*get_capa)(void *priv, struct wpa_driver_capa *capa);

        /**
         * poll - Poll driver for association information
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         *
         * This is an option callback that can be used when the driver does not
         * provide event mechanism for association events. This is called when
         * receiving WPA EAPOL-Key messages that require association
         * information. The driver interface is supposed to generate associnfo
         * event before returning from this callback function. In addition, the
         * driver interface should generate an association event after having
         * sent out associnfo.
         */
        void (*poll)(void *priv);

        /**
         * get_ifname - Get interface name
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         *
         * Returns: Pointer to the interface name. This can differ from the
         * interface name used in init() call. Init() is called first.
         *
         * This optional function can be used to allow the driver interface to
         * replace the interface name with something else, e.g., based on an
         * interface mapping from a more descriptive name.
         */
        const char * (*get_ifname)(void *priv);

        /**
         * get_mac_addr - Get own MAC address
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         *
         * Returns: Pointer to own MAC address or %NULL on failure
         *
         * This optional function can be used to get the own MAC address of the
         * device from the driver interface code. This is only needed if the
         * l2_packet implementation for the OS does not provide easy access to
         * a MAC address. */
        const u8 * (*get_mac_addr)(void *priv);

        /**
         * send_eapol - Optional function for sending EAPOL packets
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @dest: Destination MAC address
         * @proto: Ethertype
         * @data: EAPOL packet starting with IEEE 802.1X header
         * @data_len: Size of the EAPOL packet
         *
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * This optional function can be used to override l2_packet operations
         * with driver specific functionality. If this function pointer is set,
         * l2_packet module is not used at all and the driver interface code is
         * responsible for receiving and sending all EAPOL packets. The
         * received EAPOL packets are sent to core code by calling
         * wpa_supplicant_rx_eapol(). The driver interface is required to
         * implement get_mac_addr() handler if send_eapol() is used.
         */
        int (*send_eapol)(void *priv, const u8 *dest, u16 proto,
                          const u8 *data, size_t data_len);

        /**
         * set_operstate - Sets device operating state to DORMANT or UP
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @state: 0 = dormant, 1 = up
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * This is an optional function that can be used on operating systems
         * that support a concept of controlling network device state from user
         * space applications. This function, if set, gets called with
         * state = 1 when authentication has been completed and with state = 0
         * when connection is lost.
         */
        int (*set_operstate)(void *priv, int state);

        /**
         * mlme_setprotection - MLME-SETPROTECTION.request primitive
         * @priv: Private driver interface data
         * @addr: Address of the station for which to set protection (may be
         * %NULL for group keys)
         * @protect_type: MLME_SETPROTECTION_PROTECT_TYPE_*
         * @key_type: MLME_SETPROTECTION_KEY_TYPE_*
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * This is an optional function that can be used to set the driver to
         * require protection for Tx and/or Rx frames. This uses the layer
         * interface defined in IEEE 802.11i-2004 clause 10.3.22.1
         * (MLME-SETPROTECTION.request). Many drivers do not use explicit
         * set protection operation; instead, they set protection implicitly
         * based on configured keys.
         */
        int (*mlme_setprotection)(void *priv, const u8 *addr, int protect_type,
                                  int key_type);

        /**
         * get_hw_feature_data - Get hardware support data (channels and rates)
         * @priv: Private driver interface data
         * @num_modes: Variable for returning the number of returned modes
         * flags: Variable for returning hardware feature flags
         * Returns: Pointer to allocated hardware data on success or %NULL on
         * failure. Caller is responsible for freeing this.
         *
         * This function is only needed for drivers that export MLME
         * (management frame processing) to wpa_supplicant.
         */
        struct wpa_hw_modes * (*get_hw_feature_data)(void *priv,
                                                     u16 *num_modes,
                                                     u16 *flags);

        /**
         * set_channel - Set channel
         * @priv: Private driver interface data
         * @phymode: WPA_MODE_IEEE80211B, ..
         * @chan: IEEE 802.11 channel number
         * @freq: Frequency of the channel in MHz
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * This function is only needed for drivers that export MLME
         * (management frame processing) to wpa_supplicant.
         */
        int (*set_channel)(void *priv, wpa_hw_mode phymode, int chan,
                           int freq);

        /**
         * set_ssid - Set SSID
         * @priv: Private driver interface data
         * @ssid: SSID
         * @ssid_len: SSID length
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * This function is only needed for drivers that export MLME
         * (management frame processing) to wpa_supplicant.
         */
        int (*set_ssid)(void *priv, const u8 *ssid, size_t ssid_len);

        /**
         * set_bssid - Set BSSID
         * @priv: Private driver interface data
         * @bssid: BSSID
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * This function is only needed for drivers that export MLME
         * (management frame processing) to wpa_supplicant.
         */
        int (*set_bssid)(void *priv, const u8 *bssid);

        /**
         * send_mlme - Send management frame from MLME
         * @priv: Private driver interface data
         * @data: IEEE 802.11 management frame with IEEE 802.11 header
         * @data_len: Size of the management frame
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * This function is only needed for drivers that export MLME
         * (management frame processing) to wpa_supplicant.
         */
        int (*send_mlme)(void *priv, const u8 *data, size_t data_len);

        /**
         * mlme_add_sta - Add a STA entry into the driver/netstack
         * @priv: Private driver interface data
         * @addr: MAC address of the STA (e.g., BSSID of the AP)
         * @supp_rates: Supported rate set (from (Re)AssocResp); in IEEE 802.11
         * format (one octet per rate, 1 = 0.5 Mbps)
         * @supp_rates_len: Number of entries in supp_rates
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * This function is only needed for drivers that export MLME
         * (management frame processing) to wpa_supplicant. When the MLME code
         * completes association with an AP, this function is called to
         * configure the driver/netstack with a STA entry for data frame
         * processing (TX rate control, encryption/decryption).
         */
        int (*mlme_add_sta)(void *priv, const u8 *addr, const u8 *supp_rates,
                            size_t supp_rates_len);

        /**
         * mlme_remove_sta - Remove a STA entry from the driver/netstack
         * @priv: Private driver interface data
         * @addr: MAC address of the STA (e.g., BSSID of the AP)
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * This function is only needed for drivers that export MLME
         * (management frame processing) to wpa_supplicant.
         */
        int (*mlme_remove_sta)(void *priv, const u8 *addr);

        /**
         * update_ft_ies - Update FT (IEEE 802.11r) IEs
         * @priv: Private driver interface data
         * @md: Mobility domain (2 octets) (also included inside ies)
         * @ies: FT IEs (MDIE, FTIE, ...) or %NULL to remove IEs
         * @ies_len: Length of FT IEs in bytes
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * The supplicant uses this callback to let the driver know that keying
         * material for FT is available and that the driver can use the
         * provided IEs in the next message in FT authentication sequence.
         *
         * This function is only needed for driver that support IEEE 802.11r
         * (Fast BSS Transition).
         */
        int (*update_ft_ies)(void *priv, const u8 *md, const u8 *ies,
                             size_t ies_len);

        /**
         * send_ft_action - Send FT Action frame (IEEE 802.11r)
         * @priv: Private driver interface data
         * @action: Action field value
         * @target_ap: Target AP address
         * @ies: FT IEs (MDIE, FTIE, ...) (FT Request action frame body)
         * @ies_len: Length of FT IEs in bytes
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * The supplicant uses this callback to request the driver to transmit
         * an FT Action frame (action category 6) for over-the-DS fast BSS
         * transition.
         */
        int (*send_ft_action)(void *priv, u8 action, const u8 *target_ap,
                              const u8 *ies, size_t ies_len);

        /**
         * get_scan_results2 - Fetch the latest scan results
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         *
         * Returns: Allocated buffer of scan results (caller is responsible for
         * freeing the data structure) on success, NULL on failure
         */
         struct wpa_scan_results * (*get_scan_results2)(void *priv);

        /**
         * set_probe_req_ie - Set information element(s) for Probe Request
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @ies: Information elements to append or %NULL to remove extra IEs
         * @ies_len: Length of the IE buffer in octets
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         */
        int (*set_probe_req_ie)(void *priv, const u8 *ies, size_t ies_len);

        /**
         * set_mode - Request driver to set the operating mode
         * @priv: private driver interface data
         * @mode: Operation mode (infra/ibss) IEEE80211_MODE_*
         *
         * This handler will be called before any key configuration and call to
         * associate() handler in order to allow the operation mode to be
         * configured as early as possible. This information is also available
         * in associate() params and as such, some driver wrappers may not need
         * to implement set_mode() handler.
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         */
        int (*set_mode)(void *priv, int mode);

        /**
         * set_country - Set country
         * @priv: Private driver interface data
         * @alpha2: country to which to switch to
         * Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
         *
         * This function is for drivers which support some form
         * of setting a regulatory domain.
         */
        int (*set_country)(void *priv, const char *alpha2);

        /**
         * global_init - Global driver initialization
         * Returns: Pointer to private data (global), %NULL on failure
         *
         * This optional function is called to initialize the driver wrapper
         * for global data, i.e., data that applies to all interfaces. If this
         * function is implemented, global_deinit() will also need to be
         * implemented to free the private data. The driver will also likely
         * use init2() function instead of init() to get the pointer to global
         * data available to per-interface initializer.
         */
        void * (*global_init)(void);

        /**
         * global_deinit - Global driver deinitialization
         * @priv: private driver global data from global_init()
         *
         * Terminate any global driver related functionality and free the
         * global data structure.
         */
        void (*global_deinit)(void *priv);

        /**
         * init2 - Initialize driver interface (with global data)
         * @ctx: context to be used when calling wpa_supplicant functions,
         * e.g., wpa_supplicant_event()
         * @ifname: interface name, e.g., wlan0
         * @global_priv: private driver global data from global_init()
         * Returns: Pointer to private data, %NULL on failure
         *
         * This function can be used instead of init() if the driver wrapper
         * uses global data.
         */
        void * (*init2)(void *ctx, const char *ifname, void *global_priv);

        /**
         * get_interfaces - Get information about available interfaces
         * @global_priv: private driver global data from global_init()
         * Returns: Allocated buffer of interface information (caller is
         * responsible for freeing the data structure) on success, NULL on
         * failure
         */
        struct wpa_interface_info * (*get_interfaces)(void *global_priv);
};

/* Function to check whether a driver is for wired connections */
static inline int IS_WIRED(const struct wpa_driver_ops *drv)
{
        return os_strcmp(drv->name, "wired") == 0 ||
                os_strcmp(drv->name, "roboswitch") == 0;
}

/**
 * enum wpa_event_type - Event type for wpa_supplicant_event() calls
 */
typedef enum wpa_event_type {
        /**
         * EVENT_ASSOC - Association completed
         *
         * This event needs to be delivered when the driver completes IEEE
         * 802.11 association or reassociation successfully.
         * wpa_driver_ops::get_bssid() is expected to provide the current BSSID
         * after this event has been generated. In addition, optional
         * EVENT_ASSOCINFO may be generated just before EVENT_ASSOC to provide
         * more information about the association. If the driver interface gets
         * both of these events at the same time, it can also include the
         * assoc_info data in EVENT_ASSOC call.
         */
        EVENT_ASSOC,

        /**
         * EVENT_DISASSOC - Association lost
         *
         * This event should be called when association is lost either due to
         * receiving deauthenticate or disassociate frame from the AP or when
         * sending either of these frames to the current AP.
         */
        EVENT_DISASSOC,

        /**
         * EVENT_MICHAEL_MIC_FAILURE - Michael MIC (TKIP) detected
         *
         * This event must be delivered when a Michael MIC error is detected by
         * the local driver. Additional data for event processing is
         * provided with union wpa_event_data::michael_mic_failure. This
         * information is used to request new encyption key and to initiate
         * TKIP countermeasures if needed.
         */
        EVENT_MICHAEL_MIC_FAILURE,

        /**
         * EVENT_SCAN_RESULTS - Scan results available
         *
         * This event must be called whenever scan results are available to be
         * fetched with struct wpa_driver_ops::get_scan_results(). This event
         * is expected to be used some time after struct wpa_driver_ops::scan()
         * is called. If the driver provides an unsolicited event when the scan
         * has been completed, this event can be used to trigger
         * EVENT_SCAN_RESULTS call. If such event is not available from the
         * driver, the driver wrapper code is expected to use a registered
         * timeout to generate EVENT_SCAN_RESULTS call after the time that the
         * scan is expected to be completed.
         */
        EVENT_SCAN_RESULTS,

        /**
         * EVENT_ASSOCINFO - Report optional extra information for association
         *
         * This event can be used to report extra association information for
         * EVENT_ASSOC processing. This extra information includes IEs from
         * association frames and Beacon/Probe Response frames in union
         * wpa_event_data::assoc_info. EVENT_ASSOCINFO must be send just before
         * EVENT_ASSOC. Alternatively, the driver interface can include
         * assoc_info data in the EVENT_ASSOC call if it has all the
         * information available at the same point.
         */
        EVENT_ASSOCINFO,

        /**
         * EVENT_INTERFACE_STATUS - Report interface status changes
         *
         * This optional event can be used to report changes in interface
         * status (interface added/removed) using union
         * wpa_event_data::interface_status. This can be used to trigger
         * wpa_supplicant to stop and re-start processing for the interface,
         * e.g., when a cardbus card is ejected/inserted.
         */
        EVENT_INTERFACE_STATUS,

        /**
         * EVENT_PMKID_CANDIDATE - Report a candidate AP for pre-authentication
         *
         * This event can be used to inform wpa_supplicant about candidates for
         * RSN (WPA2) pre-authentication. If wpa_supplicant is not responsible
         * for scan request (ap_scan=2 mode), this event is required for
         * pre-authentication. If wpa_supplicant is performing scan request
         * (ap_scan=1), this event is optional since scan results can be used
         * to add pre-authentication candidates. union
         * wpa_event_data::pmkid_candidate is used to report the BSSID of the
         * candidate and priority of the candidate, e.g., based on the signal
         * strength, in order to try to pre-authenticate first with candidates
         * that are most likely targets for re-association.
         *
         * EVENT_PMKID_CANDIDATE can be called whenever the driver has updates
         * on the candidate list. In addition, it can be called for the current
         * AP and APs that have existing PMKSA cache entries. wpa_supplicant
         * will automatically skip pre-authentication in cases where a valid
         * PMKSA exists. When more than one candidate exists, this event should
         * be generated once for each candidate.
         *
         * Driver will be notified about successful pre-authentication with
         * struct wpa_driver_ops::add_pmkid() calls.
         */
        EVENT_PMKID_CANDIDATE,

        /**
         * EVENT_STKSTART - Request STK handshake (MLME-STKSTART.request)
         *
         * This event can be used to inform wpa_supplicant about desire to set
         * up secure direct link connection between two stations as defined in
         * IEEE 802.11e with a new PeerKey mechanism that replaced the original
         * STAKey negotiation. The caller will need to set peer address for the
         * event.
         */
        EVENT_STKSTART,

        /**
         * EVENT_FT_RESPONSE - Report FT (IEEE 802.11r) response IEs
         *
         * The driver is expected to report the received FT IEs from
         * FT authentication sequence from the AP. The FT IEs are included in
         * the extra information in union wpa_event_data::ft_ies.
         */
        EVENT_FT_RESPONSE,

        /**
         * EVENT_IBSS_RSN_START - Request RSN authentication in IBSS
         *
         * The driver can use this event to inform wpa_supplicant about a STA
         * in an IBSS with which protected frames could be exchanged. This
         * event starts RSN authentication with the other STA to authenticate
         * the STA and set up encryption keys with it.
         */
        EVENT_IBSS_RSN_START
} wpa_event_type;


/**
 * union wpa_event_data - Additional data for wpa_supplicant_event() calls
 */
union wpa_event_data {
        /**
         * struct assoc_info - Data for EVENT_ASSOC and EVENT_ASSOCINFO events
         *
         * This structure is optional for EVENT_ASSOC calls and required for
         * EVENT_ASSOCINFO calls. By using EVENT_ASSOC with this data, the
         * driver interface does not need to generate separate EVENT_ASSOCINFO
         * calls.
         */
        struct assoc_info {
                /**
                 * req_ies - (Re)Association Request IEs
                 *
                 * If the driver generates WPA/RSN IE, this event data must be
                 * returned for WPA handshake to have needed information. If
                 * wpa_supplicant-generated WPA/RSN IE is used, this
                 * information event is optional.
                 *
                 * This should start with the first IE (fixed fields before IEs
                 * are not included).
                 */
                u8 *req_ies;

                /**
                 * req_ies_len - Length of req_ies in bytes
                 */
                size_t req_ies_len;

                /**
                 * resp_ies - (Re)Association Response IEs
                 *
                 * Optional association data from the driver. This data is not
                 * required WPA, but may be useful for some protocols and as
                 * such, should be reported if this is available to the driver
                 * interface.
                 *
                 * This should start with the first IE (fixed fields before IEs
                 * are not included).
                 */
                u8 *resp_ies;

                /**
                 * resp_ies_len - Length of resp_ies in bytes
                 */
                size_t resp_ies_len;

                /**
                 * beacon_ies - Beacon or Probe Response IEs
                 *
                 * Optional Beacon/ProbeResp data: IEs included in Beacon or
                 * Probe Response frames from the current AP (i.e., the one
                 * that the client just associated with). This information is
                 * used to update WPA/RSN IE for the AP. If this field is not
                 * set, the results from previous scan will be used. If no
                 * data for the new AP is found, scan results will be requested
                 * again (without scan request). At this point, the driver is
                 * expected to provide WPA/RSN IE for the AP (if WPA/WPA2 is
                 * used).
                 *
                 * This should start with the first IE (fixed fields before IEs
                 * are not included).
                 */
                u8 *beacon_ies;

                /**
                 * beacon_ies_len - Length of beacon_ies */
                size_t beacon_ies_len;
        } assoc_info;

        /**
         * struct michael_mic_failure - Data for EVENT_MICHAEL_MIC_FAILURE
         */
        struct michael_mic_failure {
                int unicast;
        } michael_mic_failure;

        /**
         * struct interface_status - Data for EVENT_INTERFACE_STATUS
         */
        struct interface_status {
                char ifname[100];
                enum {
                        EVENT_INTERFACE_ADDED, EVENT_INTERFACE_REMOVED
                } ievent;
        } interface_status;

        /**
         * struct pmkid_candidate - Data for EVENT_PMKID_CANDIDATE
         */
        struct pmkid_candidate {
                /** BSSID of the PMKID candidate */
                u8 bssid[ETH_ALEN];
                /** Smaller the index, higher the priority */
                int index;
                /** Whether RSN IE includes pre-authenticate flag */
                int preauth;
        } pmkid_candidate;

        /**
         * struct stkstart - Data for EVENT_STKSTART
         */
        struct stkstart {
                u8 peer[ETH_ALEN];
        } stkstart;

        /**
         * struct ft_ies - FT information elements (EVENT_FT_RESPONSE)
         *
         * During FT (IEEE 802.11r) authentication sequence, the driver is
         * expected to use this event to report received FT IEs (MDIE, FTIE,
         * RSN IE, TIE, possible resource request) to the supplicant. The FT
         * IEs for the next message will be delivered through the
         * struct wpa_driver_ops::update_ft_ies() callback.
         */
        struct ft_ies {
                const u8 *ies;
                size_t ies_len;
                int ft_action;
                u8 target_ap[ETH_ALEN];
        } ft_ies;

        /**
         * struct ibss_rsn_start - Data for EVENT_IBSS_RSN_START
         */
        struct ibss_rsn_start {
                u8 peer[ETH_ALEN];
        } ibss_rsn_start;
};

/**
 * wpa_supplicant_event - Report a driver event for wpa_supplicant
 * @ctx: Context pointer (wpa_s); this is the ctx variable registered
 *      with struct wpa_driver_ops::init()
 * @event: event type (defined above)
 * @data: possible extra data for the event
 *
 * Driver wrapper code should call this function whenever an event is received
 * from the driver.
 */
void wpa_supplicant_event(void *ctx, wpa_event_type event,
                          union wpa_event_data *data);

/**
 * wpa_supplicant_rx_eapol - Deliver a received EAPOL frame to wpa_supplicant
 * @ctx: Context pointer (wpa_s); this is the ctx variable registered
 *      with struct wpa_driver_ops::init()
 * @src_addr: Source address of the EAPOL frame
 * @buf: EAPOL data starting from the EAPOL header (i.e., no Ethernet header)
 * @len: Length of the EAPOL data
 *
 * This function is called for each received EAPOL frame. Most driver
 * interfaces rely on more generic OS mechanism for receiving frames through
 * l2_packet, but if such a mechanism is not available, the driver wrapper may
 * take care of received EAPOL frames and deliver them to the core supplicant
 * code by calling this function.
 */
void wpa_supplicant_rx_eapol(void *ctx, const u8 *src_addr,
                             const u8 *buf, size_t len);

void wpa_supplicant_sta_rx(void *ctx, const u8 *buf, size_t len,
                           struct ieee80211_rx_status *rx_status);
void wpa_supplicant_sta_free_hw_features(struct wpa_hw_modes *hw_features,
                                         size_t num_hw_features);

const u8 * wpa_scan_get_ie(const struct wpa_scan_res *res, u8 ie);
#define WPA_IE_VENDOR_TYPE 0x0050f201
#define WPS_IE_VENDOR_TYPE 0x0050f204
const u8 * wpa_scan_get_vendor_ie(const struct wpa_scan_res *res,
                                  u32 vendor_type);
struct wpabuf * wpa_scan_get_vendor_ie_multi(const struct wpa_scan_res *res,
                                             u32 vendor_type);
int wpa_scan_get_max_rate(const struct wpa_scan_res *res);
void wpa_scan_results_free(struct wpa_scan_results *res);
void wpa_scan_sort_results(struct wpa_scan_results *res);

#endif /* DRIVER_H */