public void Open()
{
// connect to one of our specified hosts
try
{
if (Settings.ConnectionProtocol == MySqlConnectionProtocol.SharedMemory)
{
SharedMemoryStream str = new SharedMemoryStream(Settings.SharedMemoryName);
str.Open(Settings.ConnectionTimeout);
baseStream = str;
}
else
{
string pipeName = Settings.PipeName;
if (Settings.ConnectionProtocol != MySqlConnectionProtocol.NamedPipe)
pipeName = null;
#if !DNX
StreamCreator sc = new StreamCreator(Settings.Server, Settings.Port, pipeName,Settings.Keepalive);
#else
StreamCreator sc = new StreamCreator(Settings.Server, Settings.Port, Settings.Keepalive);
#endif
baseStream = sc.GetStream(Settings.ConnectionTimeout);
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
throw new MySqlException(Resources.UnableToConnectToHost,
(int)MySqlErrorCode.UnableToConnectToHost, ex);
}
if (baseStream == null)
throw new MySqlException(Resources.UnableToConnectToHost,
(int)MySqlErrorCode.UnableToConnectToHost);
int maxSinglePacket = 255 * 255 * 255;
stream = new MySqlStream(baseStream, Encoding, false);
stream.ResetTimeout((int)Settings.ConnectionTimeout * 1000);
// read off the welcome packet and parse out it's values
packet = stream.ReadPacket();
int protocol = packet.ReadByte();
string versionString = packet.ReadString();
version = DBVersion.Parse(versionString);
if (!version.isAtLeast(5, 0, 0))
throw new NotSupportedException(Resources.ServerTooOld);
threadId = packet.ReadInteger(4);
encryptionSeed = packet.ReadString();
maxSinglePacket = (256 * 256 * 256) - 1;
// read in Server capabilities if they are provided
ClientFlags serverCaps = 0;
if (packet.HasMoreData)
serverCaps = (ClientFlags)packet.ReadInteger(2);
/* New protocol with 16 bytes to describe server characteristics */
owner.ConnectionCharSetIndex = (int)packet.ReadByte();
serverStatus = (ServerStatusFlags)packet.ReadInteger(2);
// Since 5.5, high bits of server caps are stored after status.
// Previously, it was part of reserved always 0x00 13-byte filler.
uint serverCapsHigh = (uint)packet.ReadInteger(2);
serverCaps |= (ClientFlags)(serverCapsHigh << 16);
packet.Position += 11;
string seedPart2 = packet.ReadString();
encryptionSeed += seedPart2;
string authenticationMethod = "";
if ((serverCaps & ClientFlags.PLUGIN_AUTH) != 0)
{
authenticationMethod = packet.ReadString();
}
// based on our settings, set our connection flags
SetConnectionFlags(serverCaps);
packet.Clear();
packet.WriteInteger((int)connectionFlags, 4);
#if !CF
if ((serverCaps & ClientFlags.SSL) == 0)
{
if ((Settings.SslMode != MySqlSslMode.None)
&& (Settings.SslMode != MySqlSslMode.Preferred))
{
// Client requires SSL connections.
string message = String.Format(Resources.NoServerSSLSupport,
Settings.Server);
throw new MySqlException(message);
}
}
else if (Settings.SslMode != MySqlSslMode.None)
{
stream.SendPacket(packet);
StartSSL();
packet.Clear();
packet.WriteInteger((int)connectionFlags, 4);
}
#endif
packet.WriteInteger(maxSinglePacket, 4);
packet.WriteByte(8);
packet.Write(new byte[23]);
Authenticate(false);
// if we are using compression, then we use our CompressedStream class
// to hide the ugliness of managing the compression
if ((connectionFlags & ClientFlags.COMPRESS) != 0)
stream = new MySqlStream(baseStream, Encoding, true);
// give our stream the server version we are connected to.
// We may have some fields that are read differently based
// on the version of the server we are connected to.
packet.Version = version;
stream.MaxBlockSize = maxSinglePacket;
}
private void StartSSL()
{
RemoteCertificateValidationCallback sslValidateCallback =
new RemoteCertificateValidationCallback(ServerCheckValidation);
SslStream ss = new SslStream(baseStream, true, sslValidateCallback, null);
X509CertificateCollection certs = GetClientCertificates();
ss.AuthenticateAsClient(Settings.Server, certs, SslProtocols.Default, false);
baseStream = ss;
stream = new MySqlStream(ss, Encoding, false);
stream.SequenceByte = 2;
}
public void Close(bool isOpen)
{
try
{
if (isOpen)
{
try
{
packet.Clear();
packet.WriteByte((byte)DBCmd.QUIT);
ExecutePacket(packet);
}
catch (Exception)
{
// Eat exception here. We should try to closing
// the stream anyway.
}
}
if (stream != null)
stream.Close();
stream = null;
}
catch (Exception)
{
// we are just going to eat any exceptions
// generated here
}
}
