metasploit-framework/lib/racket/l5/bootp.rb

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# $Id: bootp.rb 14 2008-03-02 05:42:30Z warchild $
#
# Copyright (c) 2008, Jon Hart
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# Bootstrap Protocol -- BOOTP
#
# RFC951 (http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc951.html)
module Racket
class BOOTP < RacketPart
BOOTP_REQUEST = 1
BOOTP_REPLY = 2
# Message type
unsigned :type, 8
# Hardware address type
unsigned :hwtype, 8, { :default => 1 }
# Hardware adddress length
unsigned :hwlen, 8, { :default => 6 }
# Hops between client and server
unsigned :hops, 8
# Transaction ID
unsigned :id, 32
# Seceonds elapsed since client started trying to boot
unsigned :secs, 16
# Flags. Generally unused
unsigned :flags, 16
# Client IP address
octets :cip, 32
# "Your" (client) IP address.
octets :yip, 32
# Server IP address
octets :sip, 32
# Gateway IP address
octets :gip, 32
# Client hardware address
hex_octets :chaddr, 128
# Optional server host name
text :server, 512
# Boot file name
text :file, 1024
# Payload
rest :payload
def add_option(number, value)
o = TLV.new(1,1)
o.type = number
o.value = value
o.length = value.length
@options << o.encode
end
def fix!
# tack on an EOL to the options
newpayload = @options.join + "\xff"
# pad out to 64 bytes
while (newpayload.length != 64)
newpayload += "\x00"
end
self.payload = newpayload + self.payload
end
def to_s
puts "to_s"
end
def to_str
puts to_str
end
def initialize(*args)
@options = []
@options << "\x63\x82\x53\x63" # magic
super
@autofix = false
end
end
end
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