On 27-7-2015 14:28, Alex Peshkoff wrote:
> On 07/25/2015 12:12 PM, Mark Rotteveel wrote:
>> I am getting to a point where I want to implement the protocol 13 and
>> new authentication and encryption of Firebird 3 in Jaybird. I'd like to
>> know what was changed for protocol 13, and details on how authentication
>> and encryption work, and how I can implement it.
>>
>> I'd prefer a formal description without having to dig and interpret the
>> sources, but I assume that is a pipe dream. So if nor formal
>> documentation is available, then pointers to specific source
>> code/methods would be appreciated.
>>
>
> Mark, I'll be happy to provide you any possible help after return from
> vacations (10-Aug).

Thanks. Fortunately Hajime Nakagami has already done a partial protocol 
13 implementation (without Srp and wire encryption) as a pull request, 
so we have a starting point.

> In brief handshake in p.13 looks as follows - client sends CONNECT
> packet, containing information about login, database client wants to
> talk to (required for correct choice of security database on server),
> list of known plugins, requirements for line encryption and compression
> and some plugin's data (created by the first plugin in that list) for
> earlier authentication start. (That data may be ignored by server if
> that plugin is not supported by it). Server builds list of common for
> client and server plugins and returns it to the client together with
> server's line encryption requirements and (may be) handshake data from
> plugin. The process of plugin's data exchange between client and server
> continues until server agrees to accept connection. At each step server
> may break connection for various reasons (failure return from plugin,
> different client/server line encryption settings (required vs.
> disabled), etc.)
>
> Details of protocol are as always in src/remote directory, pluguns' code
> is in src/auth.

Thanks.

Mark
-- 
Mark Rotteveel

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