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idn_decodename, idn_decodename2, idn_enable, idn_encodename, idn_nameinit - IDN (Internationalized Domain Name) conversion functions
cc [ flag... ] file... -lidnkit [ library... ]
#include <idn/api.h>
idn_result_t idn_decodename(int actions, const char *from, char *to,
size_t tolen);
idn_result_t idn_decodename2(int actions, const char *from, char *to,
size_t tolen, const char *auxencoding);
idn_result_t idn_encodename(int actions, const char *from, char *to,
size_t tolen);
void idn_enable(int on_off);
idn_result_t idn_nameinit(int load_file);
The idn_nameinit() function initializes the library. It also sets default configuration if load_file is 0, otherwise it tries to read a configuration file. If idn_nameinit() is called more than once, the library initialization will take place only at the first call while the actual configuration procedure will occur at every call.
If there are no errors, idn_nameinit() returns idn_success. Otherwise, the returned value indicates the cause of the error. See the section RETURN VALUES below for the error codes.
It is usually not necessary to call this function explicitly because it is implicitly called when idn_encodename(), idn_decodename(), or idn_decodename2() is first called without prior calling of idn_nameinit().
The idn_encodename() function performs name preparation and encoding conversion on the internationalized domain name specified by from, and stores the result to to, whose length is specified by tolen. The actions argument is a bitwise-OR of the following macros, specifying which subprocesses in the encoding process are to be employed.
IDN_LOCALCONV
IDN_DELIMMAP
IDN_LOCALMAP
IDN_NAMEPREP
IDN_UNASCHECK
IDN_ASCCHECK
IDN_IDNCONV
IDN_LENCHECK
Details of this encoding process can be found in the section Name Encoding
For convenience, also IDN_ENCODE_QUERY, IDN_ENCODE_APP, and IDN_ENCODE_STORED macros are provided. IDN_ENCODE_QUERY is used to encode a ``query string'' (see the IDNA specification). It is equal to:
(IDN_LOCALCONV | IDN_DELIMMAP | IDN_LOCALMAP | IDN_NAMEPREP |
IDN_IDNCONV | IDN_LENCHECK)
IDN_ENCODE_APP is used for ordinary application to encode a domain name. It performs IDN_ASCCHECK in addition with IDN_ENCODE_QUERY. IDN_ENCODE_STORED is used to encode a ``stored string'' (see the IDNA specification). It performs IDN_ENCODE_APP plus IDN_UNASCHECK.
The idn_decodename() function performs the reverse of idn_encodename(). It converts the internationalized domain name given by from, which is represented in a special encoding called ACE (ASCII Compatible Encoding), to the application's local codeset and stores in to, whose length is specified by tolen. As in idn_encodename(), actions is a bitwise-OR of the following macros.
IDN_DELIMMAP
IDN_NAMEPREP
IDN_UNASCHECK
IDN_IDNCONV
IDN_RTCHECK
IDN_ASCCHECK
IDN_LOCALCONV
Details of this decoding process can be found in the section Name Decoding.
For convenience, IDN_DECODE_QUERY, IDN_DECODE_APP, and IDN_DECODE_STORED macros are also provided. IDN_DECODE_QUERY is used to decode a ``query string'' (see the IDNA specification). It is equal to
(IDN_DELIMMAP | IDN_NAMEPREP | IDN_IDNCONV | IDN_RTCHECK | IDN_LOCALCONV)
IDN_DECODE_APP is used for ordinary application to decode a domain name. It performs IDN_ASCCHECK in addition to IDN_DECODE_QUERY. IDN_DECODE_STORED is used to decode a ``stored string'' (see the IDNA specification). It performs IDN_DECODE_APP plus IDN_UNASCHECK.
The idn_decodename2() function provides the same functionality as idn_decodename() except that character encoding of from is supposed to be auxencoding. If IDN encoding is Punycode and auxencoding is ISO8859-2, for example, it is assumed that the Punycode string stored in from is written in ISO8859-2.
In the IDN decode procedure, IDN_NAMEPREP is done before IDN_IDNCONV, and some non-ASCII characters are converted to ASCII characters as the result of IDN_NAMEPREP. Therefore, ACE string specified by from might contains those non-ASCII characters. That is the reason docode_name2() exists.
All of thsee functions return an error value of type idn_result_t. All values other than idn_success indicates some kind of failure.
Name encoding is a process that transforms the specified internationalized domain name to a certain string suitable for name resolution. For each label in a given domain name, the encoding processor performs:
Convert the encoding of the given domain name from application's local encoding (for example, ISO8859-1) to UTF-8.
Map domain name delimiters to `.' (U+002E). The reco- ginzed delimiters are: U+3002 (ideographic full stop), U+FF0E (fullwidth full stop), U+FF61 (halfwidth ideographic full stop).
Apply character mapping whose rule is determined by the top-level domain name.
Perform name preparation (NAMEPREP), which is a standard process for name canonicalizaion of internationalized domain names.
NAMEPREP consists of 5 steps: mapping, normalization, prohibited character check, bidirectional text check, and unassigned codepoint check. The first four steps are done by IDN_NAMEPREP, and the last step is done by IDN_UNASCHECK.
Checks if the domain name contains non-LDH ASCII characters (not letter, digit, or hyphen characters), or it begins or end with hyphen.
Convert the NAMEPREPed name to a special encoding designed for representing internationalized domain names.
The encoding is known as ACE (ASCII Compatible Encoding) since a string in the encoding is just like a traditional ASCII domain name consisting of only letters, digits and hyphens.
For each label, check the number of characters in it. It must be in the range of 1 to 63.
Name decoding is a reverse process of the name encoding. It transforms the specified internationalized domain name in a special encoding suitable for name resolution to the normal name string in the application's current codeset. However, name encoding and name decoding are not symmetric.
For each label in a given domain name, the decoding processor performs:
Map domain name delimiters to `.' (U+002E). The recoginzed delimiters are: U+3002 (ideographic full stop), U+FF0E (fullwidth full stop), U+FF61 (halfwidth ideographic full stop).
Perform name preparation (NAMEPREP), which is a standard process for name canonicalizaion of internationalized domain names.
Convert the encoding of the given domain name from ACE to UTF-8.
Encode the result of (3) using the Name Encoding scheme, and then compare it with the result of the step (2). If they are different, the check is failed. If IDN_UNASCHECK, IDN_ASCCHECK or both are specified, they are also done in the encoding processes.
Convert the result of (3) from UTF-8 to the application's local encoding (for example, ISO8859-1).
If prohibited character check, unassigned codepoint check or bidirectional text check at step (2) failed, or if round trip check at step (4) failed, the original input label is returned.
If your application should always disable internationalized domain name support for some reason, call
(void) idn_enable(0);
before performing encoding/decoding. Afterward, you can enable the support by calling
(void) idn_enable(1);
These functions return values of type idn_result_t to indicate the status of the call. The following is a complete list of the status codes.
idn_success
idn_notfound
idn_invalid_encoding
idn_invalid_syntax
idn_invalid_name
idn_invalid_message
idn_invalid_action
idn_invalid_codepoint
idn_invalid_length
idn_buffer_overflow
idn_noentry
idn_nomemory
idn_nofile
idn_nomapping
idn_context_required
idn_prohibited
idn_failure
Example 1 Get the address of an internationalized domain name.
To get the address of an internationalized domain name in the application's local codeset, use idn_encodename() to convert the name to the format suitable for passing to resolver functions.
#include <idn/api.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <netdb.h>
...
idn_result_t r;
char ace_name[256];
struct hostent *hp;
int error_num;
...
r = idn_encodename(IDN_ENCODE_APP, name, ace_name,
sizeof(ace_name));
if (r != idn_success) {
fprintf(stderr, gettext("idn_encodename failed.\n"));
exit(1);
}
hp = getipnodebyname(ace_name, AF_INET6, AI_DEFAULT, &error_num);
...
Example 2 Decode the internationalized domain name.
To decode the internationalized domain name returned from a resolver function, use idn_decodename().
#include <idn/api.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <netdb.h>
...
idn_result_t r;
char local_name[256];
struct hostent *hp;
int error_num;
...
hp = getipnodebyname(name, AF_INET, AI_DEFAULT, &error_num);
if (hp != (struct hostent *)NULL) {
r = idn_decodename(IDN_DECODE_APP, hp->h_name, local_name,
sizeof(local_name));
if (r != idn_success) {
fprintf(stderr, gettext("idn_decodename failed.\n"));
exit(1);
}
printf(gettext("name: %s\n"), local_name);
}
...
See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes:
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intro(3), libidnkit(3LIB), setlocale(3C), hosts(4), attributes(5), environ(5)
RFC 3490
RFC 3491
RFC 3492
RFC 3454
RFC 952
RFC 921
STD 3, RFC 1122
STD 3, RFC 1123
Unicode Standard Annex #15: Unicode Normalization Forms, Version 3.2.0. http://www.unicode.org
International Language Environments Guide (for this version of Solaris)
Copyright (c) 2000-2002 Japan Network Information Center. All rights reserved.
By using this file, you agree to the terms and conditions set forth bellow.
LICENSE TERMS AND CONDITIONS
The following License Terms and Conditions apply, unless a different license is obtained from Japan Network Information Center ("JPNIC"), a Japanese association, Kokusai-Kougyou-Kanda Bldg 6F, 2-3-4 Uchi-Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0047, Japan.
The idn_nameinit() function checks internal system configuration files such as /etc/idn/idn.conf and /etc/idn/idnalias.conf if they are in the proper access mode and owership. If they are not in the proper access mode or ownership, the function will not read and use the configurations defined in the files but use default values. In this case the function will also issue a warning message such as:
idn_nameinit: warning: config file (/etc/idn/idn.conf) not in proper
access mode or ownership - the file ignored.
The proper access mode and the ownership are described in the package prototype file of SUNWidnl. It is also recommended not to change the system configuration files.
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