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stmt = dc_sqlite3_prepare(context->sql, q3);
while (sqlite3_step(stmt)==SQLITE_ROW)
{
const char* to_addr = (const char*)sqlite3_column_text(stmt, 0);
int is_verified = sqlite3_column_int (stmt, 1);
if (dc_hash_find_str(mimeparser->e2ee_helper->gossipped_addr, to_addr)
&& dc_apeerstate_load_by_addr(peerstate, context->sql, to_addr))
{
// if we're here, we know the gossip key is verified:
// - use the gossip-key as verified-key if there is no verified-key
// - OR if the verified-key does not match public-key or gossip-key
// (otherwise a verified key can _only_ be updated through QR scan which might be annoying,
// see https://github.com/nextleap-project/countermitm/issues/46 for a discussion about this point)
if (!is_verified
|| (strcmp(peerstate->verified_key_fingerprint, peerstate->public_key_fingerprint)!=0
&& strcmp(peerstate->verified_key_fingerprint, peerstate->gossip_key_fingerprint)!=0))
{
dc_log_info(context, 0, "%s has verfied %s.", contact->addr, to_addr);
dc_apeerstate_set_verified(peerstate, DC_PS_GOSSIP_KEY, peerstate->gossip_key_fingerprint, DC_BIDIRECT_VERIFIED);
dc_apeerstate_save_to_db(peerstate, context->sql, 0);
is_verified = 1;
}
}
if (!is_verified)
{
char* err = dc_mprintf("%s is not a member of this verified group.", to_addr);
VERIFY_FAIL(err)
free(err);
goto cleanup;
}
}
// it's up to the caller to check if the sender is a member of the group
// (we do this for both, verified and unverified group, so we do not check this here)
everythings_okay = 1;
cleanup:
sqlite3_finalize(stmt);
dc_contact_unref(contact);
dc_apeerstate_unref(peerstate);
free(to_ids_str);
sqlite3_free(q3);
return everythings_okay;
}
static void set_better_msg(dc_mimeparser_t* mime_parser,
char** better_msg)
{
if (*better_msg
&& carray_count(mime_parser->parts)>0) {
dc_mimepart_t* part = (dc_mimepart_t*)carray_get(mime_parser->parts, 0);
if (part->type==DC_MSG_TEXT) {
free(part->msg);
part->msg = *better_msg;
*better_msg = NULL;
}
}
}
/* the function tries extracts the group-id from the message and returns the
corresponding chat_id. If the chat_id is not existant, it is created.
If the message contains groups commands (name, profile image, changed members),
they are executed as well.
if no group-id could be extracted from the message, create_or_lookup_adhoc_group() is called
which tries to create or find out the chat_id by:
- is there a group with the same recipients? if so, use this (if there are multiple, use the most recent one)
- create an ad-hoc group based on the recipient list
So when the function returns, the caller has the group id matching the current
state of the group. */
static void create_or_lookup_group(dc_context_t* context, dc_mimeparser_t* mime_parser,
int allow_creation, int create_blocked,
int32_t from_id, const dc_array_t* to_ids,
uint32_t* ret_chat_id, int* ret_chat_id_blocked)
{
uint32_t chat_id = 0;
int chat_id_blocked = 0;
int chat_id_verified = 0;
char* grpid = NULL;
char* grpname = NULL;
sqlite3_stmt* stmt;
int i = 0;
int to_ids_cnt = dc_array_get_cnt(to_ids);
char* self_addr = NULL;
int recreate_member_list = 0;
int send_EVENT_CHAT_MODIFIED = 0;
char* X_MrRemoveFromGrp = NULL; /* pointer somewhere into mime_parser, must not be freed */
char* X_MrAddToGrp = NULL; /* pointer somewhere into mime_parser, must not be freed */
int X_MrGrpNameChanged = 0;
const char* X_MrGrpImageChanged = NULL;
char* better_msg = NULL;
char* failure_reason = NULL;
/* some preparations not really related to groups */
if (mime_parser->is_system_message==DC_CMD_LOCATION_STREAMING_ENABLED) {