#ifndef EL__COOKIES_COOKIES_H #define EL__COOKIES_COOKIES_H #include "main/module.h" #include "main/object.h" #include "protocol/uri.h" #include "util/string.h" #include "util/time.h" struct listbox_item; struct terminal; enum cookies_accept { COOKIES_ACCEPT_NONE, COOKIES_ACCEPT_ASK, COOKIES_ACCEPT_ALL }; struct cookie_server { OBJECT_HEAD(struct cookie_server); struct listbox_item *box_item; unsigned char host[1]; /* Must be at end of struct. */ }; struct cookie { OBJECT_HEAD(struct cookie); unsigned char *name, *value; unsigned char *path, *domain; struct cookie_server *server; /* The host the cookie originated from */ time_t expires; /* Expiration time. Zero means undefined */ int secure; /* Did it have 'secure' attribute */ struct listbox_item *box_item; }; struct cookie_server *get_cookie_server(unsigned char *host, int hostlen); struct cookie *init_cookie(unsigned char *name, unsigned char *value, unsigned char *path, unsigned char *domain, struct cookie_server *server); void accept_cookie(struct cookie *); void done_cookie(struct cookie *); void delete_cookie(struct cookie *); void set_cookie(struct uri *, unsigned char *); void load_cookies(void); void save_cookies(struct terminal *); void set_cookies_dirty(void); /* Note that the returned value points to a static structure and thus the * string will be overwritten at the next call time. The string source * itself is dynamically allocated, though. */ struct string *send_cookies(struct uri *uri); extern struct module cookies_module; #endif