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/* ccapi/server/ccs_ccache.c */
/*
 * Copyright 2006, 2007 Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
 * All Rights Reserved.
 *
 * Export of this software from the United States of America may
 * require a specific license from the United States Government.
 * It is the responsibility of any person or organization contemplating
 * export to obtain such a license before exporting.
 *
 * WITHIN THAT CONSTRAINT, permission to use, copy, modify, and
 * distribute this software and its documentation for any purpose and
 * without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright
 * notice appear in all copies and that both that copyright notice and
 * this permission notice appear in supporting documentation, and that
 * the name of M.I.T. not be used in advertising or publicity pertaining
 * to distribution of the software without specific, written prior
 * permission.  Furthermore if you modify this software you must label
 * your software as modified software and not distribute it in such a
 * fashion that it might be confused with the original M.I.T. software.
 * M.I.T. makes no representations about the suitability of
 * this software for any purpose.  It is provided "as is" without express
 * or implied warranty.
 */

#include "ccs_common.h"
#include "ccs_os_notify.h"

struct ccs_ccache_d {
    cci_identifier_t identifier;
    ccs_lock_state_t lock_state;
    cc_uint32 creds_version;
    char *name;
    char *v4_principal;
    char *v5_principal;
    cc_time_t last_default_time;
    cc_time_t last_changed_time;
    cc_uint32 kdc_time_offset_v4_valid;
    cc_time_t kdc_time_offset_v4;
    cc_uint32 kdc_time_offset_v5_valid;
    cc_time_t kdc_time_offset_v5;
    ccs_credentials_list_t credentials;
    ccs_callback_array_t change_callbacks;
};

struct ccs_ccache_d ccs_ccache_initializer = { NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, NULL, NULL };

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

cc_int32 ccs_ccache_new (ccs_ccache_t      *out_ccache,
                         cc_uint32          in_creds_version,
                         const char        *in_name,
                         const char        *in_principal,
                         ccs_ccache_list_t  io_ccache_list)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;
    ccs_ccache_t ccache = NULL;

    if (!out_ccache  ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_name     ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_principal) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        ccache = malloc (sizeof (*ccache));
        if (ccache) {
            *ccache = ccs_ccache_initializer;
        } else {
            err = cci_check_error (ccErrNoMem);
        }
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_server_new_identifier (&ccache->identifier);
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_lock_state_new (&ccache->lock_state,
                                  ccErrInvalidCCache,
                                  ccErrCCacheLocked,
                                  ccErrCCacheUnlocked);
    }

    if (!err) {
        ccache->name = strdup (in_name);
        if (!ccache->name) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrNoMem); }
    }

    if (!err) {
        ccache->creds_version = in_creds_version;

        if (ccache->creds_version == cc_credentials_v4) {
            ccache->v4_principal = strdup (in_principal);
            if (!ccache->v4_principal) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrNoMem); }

        } else if (ccache->creds_version == cc_credentials_v5) {
            ccache->v5_principal = strdup (in_principal);
            if (!ccache->v5_principal) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrNoMem); }

        } else {
            err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadCredentialsVersion);
        }
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_credentials_list_new (&ccache->credentials);
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_callback_array_new (&ccache->change_callbacks);
    }

    if (!err) {
        cc_uint64 now = time (NULL);
        cc_uint64 count = 0;

        err = ccs_ccache_list_count (io_ccache_list, &count);

        if (!err) {
            /* first cache is default */
            ccache->last_default_time = (count == 0) ? now : 0;
	    cci_debug_printf ("%s ccache->last_default_time is %d.",
			     __FUNCTION__, ccache->last_default_time);
            ccache->last_changed_time = now;
        }
    }

    if (!err) {
        /* Add self to the list of ccaches */
        err = ccs_ccache_list_add (io_ccache_list, ccache);
    }

    if (!err) {
        *out_ccache = ccache;
        ccache = NULL;
    }

    ccs_ccache_release (ccache);

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

cc_int32 ccs_ccache_reset (ccs_ccache_t            io_ccache,
			   ccs_cache_collection_t  io_cache_collection,
                           cc_uint32               in_creds_version,
                           const char             *in_principal)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;
    char *v4_principal = NULL;
    char *v5_principal = NULL;
    ccs_credentials_list_t credentials = NULL;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_principal       ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        io_ccache->creds_version = in_creds_version;

        if (io_ccache->creds_version == cc_credentials_v4) {
            v4_principal = strdup (in_principal);
            if (!v4_principal) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrNoMem); }

        } else if (io_ccache->creds_version == cc_credentials_v5) {
            v5_principal = strdup (in_principal);
            if (!v5_principal) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrNoMem); }

        } else {
            err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadCredentialsVersion);
        }
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_credentials_list_new (&credentials);
    }

    if (!err) {
        io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v4 = 0;
        io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v4_valid = 0;
        io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v5 = 0;
        io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v5_valid = 0;

        if (io_ccache->v4_principal) { free (io_ccache->v4_principal); }
        io_ccache->v4_principal = v4_principal;
        v4_principal = NULL; /* take ownership */

        if (io_ccache->v5_principal) { free (io_ccache->v5_principal); }
        io_ccache->v5_principal = v5_principal;
        v5_principal = NULL; /* take ownership */

        ccs_credentials_list_release (io_ccache->credentials);
        io_ccache->credentials = credentials;
        credentials = NULL; /* take ownership */

	err = ccs_ccache_changed (io_ccache, io_cache_collection);
    }

    free (v4_principal);
    free (v5_principal);
    ccs_credentials_list_release (credentials);

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

cc_int32 ccs_ccache_swap_contents (ccs_ccache_t           io_source_ccache,
                                   ccs_ccache_t           io_destination_ccache,
				   ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;

    if (!io_source_ccache     ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_destination_ccache) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        struct ccs_ccache_d temp_ccache = *io_destination_ccache;

        /* swap everything */
        *io_destination_ccache = *io_source_ccache;
        *io_source_ccache = temp_ccache;

        /* swap back the name and identifier */
        io_source_ccache->identifier = io_destination_ccache->identifier;
        io_destination_ccache->identifier = temp_ccache.identifier;

        io_source_ccache->name = io_destination_ccache->name;
        io_destination_ccache->name = temp_ccache.name;
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_ccache_changed (io_source_ccache, io_cache_collection);
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_ccache_changed (io_destination_ccache, io_cache_collection);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

cc_int32 ccs_ccache_release (ccs_ccache_t io_ccache)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;

    if (!err && io_ccache) {
        cci_identifier_release (io_ccache->identifier);
        ccs_lock_state_release (io_ccache->lock_state);
        free (io_ccache->name);
        free (io_ccache->v4_principal);
        free (io_ccache->v5_principal);
        ccs_credentials_list_release (io_ccache->credentials);
        ccs_callback_array_release (io_ccache->change_callbacks);
        free (io_ccache);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

#ifdef TARGET_OS_MAC
#pragma mark -
#endif

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

cc_int32 ccs_ccache_compare_identifier (ccs_ccache_t      in_ccache,
                                        cci_identifier_t  in_identifier,
                                        cc_uint32        *out_equal)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;

    if (!in_ccache    ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_identifier) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!out_equal    ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = cci_identifier_compare (in_ccache->identifier,
                                      in_identifier,
                                      out_equal);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

cc_int32 ccs_ccache_compare_name (ccs_ccache_t  in_ccache,
                                  const char   *in_name,
                                  cc_uint32    *out_equal)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;

    if (!in_ccache) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_name  ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!out_equal) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        *out_equal = (strcmp (in_ccache->name, in_name) == 0);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

#ifdef TARGET_OS_MAC
#pragma mark -
#endif

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

cc_int32 ccs_ccache_changed (ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                             ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;
    k5_ipc_stream reply_data = NULL;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        cc_time_t now = time (NULL);

        if (io_ccache->last_changed_time < now) {
            io_ccache->last_changed_time = now;
        } else {
            io_ccache->last_changed_time++;
        }
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_cache_collection_changed (io_cache_collection);
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = krb5int_ipc_stream_new (&reply_data);
    }

    if (!err) {
	err = krb5int_ipc_stream_write_time (reply_data, io_ccache->last_changed_time);
    }

    if (!err) {
	/* Loop over callbacks sending messages to them */
	cc_uint64 i;
        cc_uint64 count = ccs_callback_array_count (io_ccache->change_callbacks);

        for (i = 0; !err && i < count; i++) {
            ccs_callback_t callback = ccs_callback_array_object_at_index (io_ccache->change_callbacks, i);

	    err = ccs_callback_reply_to_client (callback, reply_data);

	    if (!err) {
		cci_debug_printf ("%s: Removing callback reference %p.", __FUNCTION__, callback);
		err = ccs_callback_array_remove (io_ccache->change_callbacks, i);
		break;
	    }
        }
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_os_notify_ccache_changed (io_cache_collection,
                                            io_ccache->name);
    }

    krb5int_ipc_stream_release (reply_data);

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_invalidate_change_callback (ccs_callback_owner_t io_ccache,
						       ccs_callback_t       in_callback)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;

    if (!io_ccache  ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_callback) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
	/* Remove callback */
	ccs_ccache_t ccache = (ccs_ccache_t) io_ccache;
	cc_uint64 i;
        cc_uint64 count = ccs_callback_array_count (ccache->change_callbacks);

        for (i = 0; !err && i < count; i++) {
            ccs_callback_t callback = ccs_callback_array_object_at_index (ccache->change_callbacks, i);

	    if (callback == in_callback) {
		cci_debug_printf ("%s: Removing callback reference %p.", __FUNCTION__, callback);
		err = ccs_callback_array_remove (ccache->change_callbacks, i);
		break;
	    }
        }
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

cc_int32 ccs_ccache_notify_default_state_changed (ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                                  ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                                  cc_uint32              in_new_default_state)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err && in_new_default_state) {
        cc_time_t now = time (NULL);

        if (io_ccache->last_default_time < now) {
            io_ccache->last_default_time = now;
        } else {
            io_ccache->last_default_time++;
        }
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_ccache_changed (io_ccache, io_cache_collection);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

#ifdef TARGET_OS_MAC
#pragma mark -
#endif

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

cc_int32 ccs_ccache_find_credentials_iterator (ccs_ccache_t                in_ccache,
                                               cci_identifier_t            in_identifier,
                                               ccs_credentials_iterator_t *out_credentials_iterator)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;

    if (!in_ccache               ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_identifier           ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!out_credentials_iterator) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_credentials_list_find_iterator (in_ccache->credentials,
                                                  in_identifier,
                                                  out_credentials_iterator);
    }

    // Don't report ccErrInvalidCredentials to the log file.  Non-fatal.
    return (err == ccErrInvalidCredentials) ? err : cci_check_error (err);
}

#ifdef TARGET_OS_MAC
#pragma mark -
#endif

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

cc_int32 ccs_ccache_write (ccs_ccache_t in_ccache,
                           k5_ipc_stream io_stream)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;

    if (!in_ccache) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_stream) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = cci_identifier_write (in_ccache->identifier, io_stream);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

cc_int32 ccs_ccache_write_name (ccs_ccache_t in_ccache,
                                k5_ipc_stream io_stream)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;

    if (!in_ccache) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_stream) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = krb5int_ipc_stream_write_string (io_stream, in_ccache->name);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

#ifdef TARGET_OS_MAC
#pragma mark -
#pragma mark -- IPC Messages --
#endif

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_destroy (ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                    ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                    k5_ipc_stream           in_request_data,
                                    k5_ipc_stream           io_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data    ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_reply_data      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_cache_collection_destroy_ccache (io_cache_collection,
                                                   io_ccache->identifier);
    }

    if (!err) {
        /* ccache has been destroyed so just mark the cache collection */
        err = ccs_cache_collection_changed (io_cache_collection);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_set_default (ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                        ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                        k5_ipc_stream           in_request_data,
                                        k5_ipc_stream           io_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data    ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_reply_data      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_cache_collection_set_default_ccache (io_cache_collection,
                                                       io_ccache->identifier);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_get_credentials_version (ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                                    ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                                    k5_ipc_stream           in_request_data,
                                                    k5_ipc_stream           io_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data    ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_reply_data      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = krb5int_ipc_stream_write_uint32 (io_reply_data, io_ccache->creds_version);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_get_name (ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                     ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                     k5_ipc_stream           in_request_data,
                                     k5_ipc_stream           io_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data    ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_reply_data      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = krb5int_ipc_stream_write_string (io_reply_data, io_ccache->name);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_get_principal (ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                          ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                          k5_ipc_stream           in_request_data,
                                          k5_ipc_stream           io_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;
    cc_uint32 version = 0;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data    ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_reply_data      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = krb5int_ipc_stream_read_uint32 (in_request_data, &version);
    }

    if (!err && version == cc_credentials_v4_v5) {
        err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadCredentialsVersion);
    }

    if (!err) {
        if (version == cc_credentials_v4) {
            err = krb5int_ipc_stream_write_string (io_reply_data, io_ccache->v4_principal);

        } else if (version == cc_credentials_v5) {
            err = krb5int_ipc_stream_write_string (io_reply_data, io_ccache->v5_principal);

        } else {
            err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadCredentialsVersion);
        }
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_set_principal (ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                          ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                          k5_ipc_stream           in_request_data,
                                          k5_ipc_stream           io_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;
    cc_uint32 version = 0;
    char *principal = NULL;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data    ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_reply_data      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = krb5int_ipc_stream_read_uint32 (in_request_data, &version);
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = krb5int_ipc_stream_read_string (in_request_data, &principal);
    }

    if (!err) {
        /* reset KDC time offsets because they are per-KDC */
        if (version == cc_credentials_v4) {
            io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v4 = 0;
            io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v4_valid = 0;

            if (io_ccache->v4_principal) { free (io_ccache->v4_principal); }
            io_ccache->v4_principal = principal;
            principal = NULL; /* take ownership */

        } else if (version == cc_credentials_v5) {
            io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v5 = 0;
            io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v5_valid = 0;

            if (io_ccache->v5_principal) { free (io_ccache->v5_principal); }
            io_ccache->v5_principal = principal;
            principal = NULL; /* take ownership */

        } else {
            err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadCredentialsVersion);
        }
    }

    if (!err) {
        io_ccache->creds_version |= version;

        err = ccs_ccache_changed (io_ccache, io_cache_collection);
    }

    krb5int_ipc_stream_free_string (principal);

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_store_credentials (ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                              ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                              k5_ipc_stream           in_request_data,
                                              k5_ipc_stream           io_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;
    ccs_credentials_t credentials = NULL;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data    ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_reply_data      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_credentials_new (&credentials, in_request_data,
                                   io_ccache->creds_version,
                                   io_ccache->credentials);
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_ccache_changed (io_ccache, io_cache_collection);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_remove_credentials (ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                               ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                               k5_ipc_stream           in_request_data,
                                               k5_ipc_stream           io_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;
    cci_identifier_t credentials_identifier = NULL;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data    ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_reply_data      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = cci_identifier_read (&credentials_identifier, in_request_data);
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_credentials_list_remove (io_ccache->credentials, credentials_identifier);
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_ccache_changed (io_ccache, io_cache_collection);
    }

    cci_identifier_release (credentials_identifier);

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_new_credentials_iterator (ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                                     ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                                     ccs_pipe_t             in_client_pipe,
                                                     k5_ipc_stream           in_request_data,
                                                     k5_ipc_stream           io_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;
    ccs_credentials_iterator_t credentials_iterator = NULL;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data    ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_reply_data      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_credentials_list_new_iterator (io_ccache->credentials,
                                                 in_client_pipe,
                                                 &credentials_iterator);
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_credentials_list_iterator_write (credentials_iterator, io_reply_data);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_move (ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                 ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                 k5_ipc_stream           in_request_data,
                                 k5_ipc_stream           io_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;
    cci_identifier_t source_identifier = NULL;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data    ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_reply_data      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        /* Note: message is sent as the destination ccache to avoid     */
        /* extra work on the server when deleting it the source ccache. */
        err = cci_identifier_read (&source_identifier, in_request_data);
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_ccache_collection_move_ccache (io_cache_collection,
                                                 source_identifier,
                                                 io_ccache);
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_ccache_changed (io_ccache, io_cache_collection);
    }

    cci_identifier_release (source_identifier);

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_lock (ccs_pipe_t             in_client_pipe,
                                 ccs_pipe_t             in_reply_pipe,
                                 ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                 ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                 k5_ipc_stream           in_request_data,
                                 cc_uint32              *out_will_block,
                                 k5_ipc_stream           io_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;
    cc_uint32 lock_type;
    cc_uint32 block;

    if (!ccs_pipe_valid (in_client_pipe)) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_ccache                      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection            ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data                ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!out_will_block                 ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_reply_data                  ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = krb5int_ipc_stream_read_uint32 (in_request_data, &lock_type);
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = krb5int_ipc_stream_read_uint32 (in_request_data, &block);
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_lock_state_add (io_ccache->lock_state,
                                  in_client_pipe, in_reply_pipe,
                                  lock_type, block, out_will_block);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_unlock (ccs_pipe_t             in_client_pipe,
                                   ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                   ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                   k5_ipc_stream           in_request_data,
                                   k5_ipc_stream           io_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;

    if (!ccs_pipe_valid (in_client_pipe)) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_ccache                      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection            ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data                ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_reply_data                  ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_lock_state_remove (io_ccache->lock_state, in_client_pipe);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_get_last_default_time (ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                                  ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                                  k5_ipc_stream           in_request_data,
                                                  k5_ipc_stream           io_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data    ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_reply_data      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err && io_ccache->last_default_time == 0) {
        err = cci_check_error (ccErrNeverDefault);
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = krb5int_ipc_stream_write_time (io_reply_data, io_ccache->last_default_time);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_get_change_time (ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                            ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                            k5_ipc_stream           in_request_data,
                                            k5_ipc_stream           io_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data    ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_reply_data      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = krb5int_ipc_stream_write_time (io_reply_data, io_ccache->last_changed_time);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_wait_for_change (ccs_pipe_t              in_client_pipe,
					    ccs_pipe_t              in_reply_pipe,
					    ccs_ccache_t            io_ccache,
					    ccs_cache_collection_t  io_cache_collection,
					    k5_ipc_stream            in_request_data,
					    k5_ipc_stream            io_reply_data,
					    cc_uint32              *out_will_block)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;
    cc_time_t last_wait_for_change_time = 0;
    cc_uint32 will_block = 0;

    if (!ccs_pipe_valid (in_client_pipe)) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!ccs_pipe_valid (in_reply_pipe )) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_ccache                      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection            ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data                ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!out_will_block                 ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = krb5int_ipc_stream_read_time (in_request_data, &last_wait_for_change_time);
    }

    if (!err) {
	if (last_wait_for_change_time < io_ccache->last_changed_time) {
	    cci_debug_printf ("%s returning immediately", __FUNCTION__);
	    err = krb5int_ipc_stream_write_time (io_reply_data, io_ccache->last_changed_time);

	} else {
	    ccs_callback_t callback = NULL;

	    err = ccs_callback_new (&callback,
				    ccErrInvalidCCache,
				    in_client_pipe,
				    in_reply_pipe,
				    (ccs_callback_owner_t) io_ccache,
				    ccs_ccache_invalidate_change_callback);

	    if (!err) {
		err = ccs_callback_array_insert (io_ccache->change_callbacks, callback,
						 ccs_callback_array_count (io_ccache->change_callbacks));
		if (!err) { callback = NULL; /* take ownership */ }

		cci_debug_printf ("%s blocking", __FUNCTION__);
		will_block = 1;
	    }

	    ccs_callback_release (callback);
	}
    }

    if (!err) {
	*out_will_block = will_block;
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_get_kdc_time_offset (ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                                ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                                k5_ipc_stream           in_request_data,
                                                k5_ipc_stream           io_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;
    cc_uint32 cred_vers = 0;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data    ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_reply_data      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = krb5int_ipc_stream_read_uint32 (in_request_data, &cred_vers);
    }

    if (!err) {
        if (cred_vers == cc_credentials_v4) {
            if (io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v4_valid) {
                err = krb5int_ipc_stream_write_time (io_reply_data, io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v4);
            } else {
                err = cci_check_error (ccErrTimeOffsetNotSet);
            }

        } else if (cred_vers == cc_credentials_v5) {
            if (io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v5_valid) {
                err = krb5int_ipc_stream_write_time (io_reply_data, io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v5);
            } else {
                err = cci_check_error (ccErrTimeOffsetNotSet);
            }

        } else {
            err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadCredentialsVersion);
        }
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_set_kdc_time_offset (ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                                ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                                k5_ipc_stream           in_request_data,
                                                k5_ipc_stream           io_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;
    cc_uint32 cred_vers = 0;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data    ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_reply_data      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = krb5int_ipc_stream_read_uint32 (in_request_data, &cred_vers);
    }

    if (!err) {
        if (cred_vers == cc_credentials_v4) {
            err = krb5int_ipc_stream_read_time (in_request_data, &io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v4);

            if (!err) {
                io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v4_valid = 1;
            }
        } else if (cred_vers == cc_credentials_v5) {
            err = krb5int_ipc_stream_read_time (in_request_data, &io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v5);

            if (!err) {
                io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v5_valid = 1;
            }
        } else {
            err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadCredentialsVersion);
        }
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_ccache_changed (io_ccache, io_cache_collection);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

static cc_int32 ccs_ccache_clear_kdc_time_offset (ccs_ccache_t           io_ccache,
                                                  ccs_cache_collection_t io_cache_collection,
                                                  k5_ipc_stream           in_request_data,
                                                  k5_ipc_stream           io_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;
    cc_uint32 cred_vers = 0;

    if (!io_ccache          ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data    ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_reply_data      ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = krb5int_ipc_stream_read_uint32 (in_request_data, &cred_vers);
    }

    if (!err) {
        if (cred_vers == cc_credentials_v4) {
            io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v4 = 0;
            io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v4_valid = 0;

        } else if (cred_vers == cc_credentials_v5) {
            io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v5 = 0;
            io_ccache->kdc_time_offset_v5_valid = 0;

        } else {
            err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadCredentialsVersion);
        }
    }

    if (!err) {
        err = ccs_ccache_changed (io_ccache, io_cache_collection);
    }

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

#ifdef TARGET_OS_MAC
#pragma mark -
#endif

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

cc_int32 ccs_ccache_handle_message (ccs_pipe_t              in_client_pipe,
                                    ccs_pipe_t              in_reply_pipe,
                                    ccs_ccache_t            io_ccache,
                                    ccs_cache_collection_t  io_cache_collection,
                                    enum cci_msg_id_t       in_request_name,
                                    k5_ipc_stream            in_request_data,
                                    cc_uint32              *out_will_block,
                                    k5_ipc_stream           *out_reply_data)
{
    cc_int32 err = ccNoError;
    cc_uint32 will_block = 0;
    k5_ipc_stream reply_data = NULL;

    if (!ccs_pipe_valid (in_client_pipe)) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!ccs_pipe_valid (in_reply_pipe) ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!io_cache_collection            ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!in_request_data                ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!out_will_block                 ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }
    if (!out_reply_data                 ) { err = cci_check_error (ccErrBadParam); }

    if (!err) {
        err = krb5int_ipc_stream_new (&reply_data);
    }

    if (!err) {
        if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_destroy_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_destroy (io_ccache, io_cache_collection,
                                      in_request_data, reply_data);

        } else if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_set_default_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_set_default (io_ccache, io_cache_collection,
                                          in_request_data, reply_data);

        } else if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_get_credentials_version_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_get_credentials_version (io_ccache, io_cache_collection,
                                                      in_request_data, reply_data);

        } else if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_get_name_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_get_name (io_ccache, io_cache_collection,
                                       in_request_data, reply_data);

        } else if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_get_principal_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_get_principal (io_ccache, io_cache_collection,
                                            in_request_data, reply_data);

        } else if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_set_principal_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_set_principal (io_ccache, io_cache_collection,
                                            in_request_data, reply_data);

        } else if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_store_credentials_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_store_credentials (io_ccache, io_cache_collection,
                                                in_request_data, reply_data);

        } else if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_remove_credentials_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_remove_credentials (io_ccache, io_cache_collection,
                                                 in_request_data, reply_data);

        } else if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_new_credentials_iterator_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_new_credentials_iterator (io_ccache,
                                                       io_cache_collection,
                                                       in_client_pipe,
                                                       in_request_data,
                                                       reply_data);

        } else if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_move_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_move (io_ccache, io_cache_collection,
                                   in_request_data, reply_data);

        } else if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_lock_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_lock (in_client_pipe, in_reply_pipe,
                                   io_ccache, io_cache_collection,
                                   in_request_data,
                                   &will_block, reply_data);

        } else if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_unlock_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_unlock (in_client_pipe,
                                     io_ccache, io_cache_collection,
                                     in_request_data, reply_data);

        } else if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_get_last_default_time_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_get_last_default_time (io_ccache, io_cache_collection,
                                                    in_request_data, reply_data);

        } else if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_get_change_time_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_get_change_time (io_ccache, io_cache_collection,
                                              in_request_data, reply_data);

        } else if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_wait_for_change_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_wait_for_change (in_client_pipe, in_reply_pipe,
					      io_ccache, io_cache_collection,
					      in_request_data, reply_data,
					      &will_block);

        } else if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_get_kdc_time_offset_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_get_kdc_time_offset (io_ccache, io_cache_collection,
                                                  in_request_data, reply_data);

        } else if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_set_kdc_time_offset_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_set_kdc_time_offset (io_ccache, io_cache_collection,
                                                  in_request_data, reply_data);

        } else if (in_request_name == cci_ccache_clear_kdc_time_offset_msg_id) {
            err = ccs_ccache_clear_kdc_time_offset (io_ccache, io_cache_collection,
                                                    in_request_data, reply_data);

        } else {
            err = ccErrBadInternalMessage;
        }
    }

    if (!err) {
        *out_will_block = will_block;
        if (!will_block) {
            *out_reply_data = reply_data;
            reply_data = NULL; /* take ownership */
        } else {
            *out_reply_data = NULL;
        }
    }

    krb5int_ipc_stream_release (reply_data);

    return cci_check_error (err);
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
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LG Tone Free DFP8W TWS unveiled with ANC and up to 24-hour battery life!!!
LG Tone Free DFP8W true wireless stereo (TWS) earphones with active noise cancellation (ANC) and up to 24 hours of battery life have been revealed by the South Korean manufacturer. The earphones come with anUVnano charging case that, according to the company, removes 99.9% of E. S. coli and E. coli in five minutes. Meridian, a British audio system manufacturer, has tuned the LG Tone Free DFP8W, which is combined with a proprietary Flex Action Bass technology for a better audio experience.
Meridian Audio's 8mm dynamic drivers are used in the LG Tone Free DFP8W, which was just introduced. Three microphones are also included in the earbuds. Two of them are used for phone calls, while the third is used for ANC (Active Noise Cancellation). Bluetooth 5.2 is used to connect the earbuds. They can connect to up to five different devices. Additionally, Google Fast Pair and Microsoft Windows Swift Pair are supported.
The buds also support a variety of codecs, including apt-X, AAC, and SBC. They are also splash resistant, as are most earphones, with an IPX4 rating. With ANC turned on, LG claims up to 6 hours of battery life on a single charge. The product is rated to have a 14-hour battery life with noise cancelling when used with the charging case.
Unlike other TWS on the market, the LG Tone Free DFP8W's charging case features LG's UV nano technology. This feature cleans the silicone tips and speaker mesh of the earphones with UV light. LG has included a charging case with the earphones that allows for both wireless and cable charging via USB Type-C.
The charging case also has a quick charging feature that may provide up to an hour of music playback after only five minutes of charging. It also has an ultraviolet (UV) light that, according to the manufacturer, kills bacteria and germs on the earbuds.
The LG Tone Free DFP8W earbuds are 21.2×28.3×23.2mm in size and weigh 5.6 grams, while the charging case is 54.5×54.5×30.0mm in size and weighs 39 grams. Google Assistant and Siri voice commands are also supported by the touch-controlled earbuds. When it comes to battery life, the earphones without ANC can last up to 10 hours (or six hours with ANC). When using the earphones without ANC, the bundled chase provides up to 14 hours of additional battery life.
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LG's Tone Free DFP8W fully wireless earphones cost €180(likely around Rs. 25,453 in Nepal). However, LG Electronics has yet to specify when this new pair of TWS will be available. The LG Tone Free DFP8W earbuds are available in three different colors: Pearl White, Haze Gold, and Charcoal Black.
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text:
Sedgley Park 21 – 37 Blues
A second half brace from Ryan Parkinson helped the Blues come from behind for the second week in a row at Sedgley Park on Saturday, where they ran out 21 – 37 winners.
As seems to be the case with Macclesfield this season, the game began at a ferocious pace and it didn't take long for the first try to be scored. Centre Mike Barlow slid over after just three minutes to give the Blues a dream start after some powerful work from the forward pack.
The hosts hit back almost straight away when Andy Riley took advantage of a fortuitous bounce and crossed to put the hosts in the driving seat. But that didn't last long and shortly after Frankie Barker controlled the ball well at the base and the pack were able to push over from a five-metre scrum.
Mid way through the first half the Blues extended their lead through winger Matt King, who showed a great turn of pace to out-sprint the Sedgley defence from 40 metres out. At this stage Macc were in the ascendency and were on course to wrap up the bonus point before half time.
The momentum then shifted the way of the Tigers and the visitors were forced to rack up the tackle count and defended their own line tirelessly for the rest of the half. They did eventually crack, twice, in quick succession with tries from James Lloyd and another from Riley. The hosts led 21 – 15 at oranges.
Macc wrapped up the bonus point shortly after half time when Ryan Parkinson scored his fourth in as many games. Two minutes had barely past before Matt O'Regan carved through the Sedgley defence with some neat footwork and a sharp turn of pace. His try put the Blues back in the lead with half hour remaining.
An Ashley Platt-Hughes penalty gave Macclesfield some breathing space, before Parkinson grabbed his second of the day. Replacement Forward Chris Jones latched on to a loose ball and embarked on a galloping 60 metre run. He was dragged down just short but the Blues kept their composure and Parkinson was on hand to score another five points.
That try killed the game off and the Blues ran out 21 – 37 winners. Something that will be pleasing for Macclesfield fans is that after the Blues had leaked 21 points in the first half, they didn't concede a single point in the second 40.
Macclesfield now look forward to welcoming Bromsgrove to Priory Park next weekend, who won their first game of the season last weekend, beating Hull 22 -19.
Forget the criticism I'd play 8-man rugby if I could find a number 8 that could kick
Macclesfield Senior Colts 19 – Liverpool St Helens Senior Colts 0


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The Monkees Pad Layout
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podium, totem pole
spiral staircase
monkey's chair
totem pole
personal checks not accepted
Big Top poster Napoleon Gunther's
palace of fun
clock leaving
"in case of fire RUN"
flight schedule Flight No. / Destination / A.M. / P.M. / Gate No.
603 / Honolulu / 24
214 / Manila / 12
310 / Tokyo / 6
820 / Hong Kong / 4
117 / Sydney / 1
"no smoking or street clothes beyond this point"
"household job openings" daily prisoner check out
laundry / hospital / ? / isolation
"Rings Around the World" The Greatest Circus Acts in the World!
"scrub-up"
fish (later episodes)
4 (later episodes)
acrobats poster
"money is the root of all evil"
high wire artists poster (Walter L. Main 3 ring trained wild animal shows)
high wire artists
introducing the most difficult
dangerous feats ever devised
by human ingenuity
"Crime School" half-poster Today's Juvenile Delinquents… Tomorrow's KILLERS
Humphrey (Bogart)
Crim(e School)
"Knock On Any Door" poster Humphrey Bogart
Knock On Any Door
eye chart M
50 BQLN 15.24
40 ACRNO 12.19
30 LTNUEX 9.14
20 FELOPZD 6.10
"Fine Feathers" poster "Give me police headquarters"
The biggest American play ever written
Eugene Walter's dramatic triumph
author of Paid in Full - The Wolf - The Easiest Way - Trail of the Lonesome Pine etc.
150 nights at Astor Theatre, New York - 6 months at Cort Theatre, Chicago
"visit our patio lounge"
The address of the Monkees' pad was:
1334 Beechwood in "Your Friendly Neighborhood Kidnappers"
1424 ???, Malibu, Calif. in "Too Many Girls (Davy and Fern)"
1438 North Beechwood according to Davy in "The Case of the Missing Monkee"
1334 North Beechwood Drive, Hollywood, CA according to the telegram in Head
The address 1334 North Beechwood Drive, Hollywood, CA was frequently given in 16 Magazine as an address to contact Screen Gems and/or The Monkees.
The scenes featuring the pad were filmed on a set at Screen Gems (now Sunset Gower Studios) in Hollywood, CA.
The house used in "Here Come The Monkees - The Pilot" appears to have been a real house. The interior of this house never appeared in any other episode, but the exterior was used for the occasional establishing shot. The actual house was likely located in San Diego (where the pilot was filmed). It's unlikely this house still exists today.
The Monkees filmed on several different beaches in Malibu, CA. One beach they often used was Westward Beach near Point Dume. This beach was used in the episodes "Royal Flush" and "Don't Look a Gift Horse in the Mouth" and in the 1997 TV special Hey, Hey, It's The Monkees , where the camera pans down to the beach from a house we can only assume is meant to be the Monkees' pad.
The Monkees also filmed many outdoor scenes on the Columbia Ranch (now Warner Brothers Ranch) in Burbank, CA.
The map on this page is based on the layout of the house in the first season of the show. In the second season, the general layout of the pad stayed mostly the same, but there were many new wall hangings and decor.
The pad was shown only briefly in Head (in the kissing scene and the telegram scene). Most of the furniture and decor was very different. The spiral staircase was gone. The front door and the stained glass window remained the same. The bandstand windows were also stained glass.
In "Monkee Chow Mein", the downstairs bedroom belonged to Davy and Peter, and the upstairs bedroom belonged to Mike and Micky. However, Mike also used the downstairs bedroom in "I've Got a Little Song Here". The downstairs bedroom also appeared in "Your Friendly Neighborhood Kidnappers" and "Monkee Mother". The upstairs bedroom appeared in "The Chaperone".
The same bedroom set was used for the upstairs and downstairs bedroom. This set was also used as 1444 Beechwood in "Your Friendly Neighborhood Kidnappers", Harry's house in "I've Got a Little Song Here", and Sholto's office in "Monkees in the Ring".
Mysterious Doors
The door to the right of the kitchen:
is used by Peter (possibly as a closet) in "Your Friendly Neighborhood Kidnappers"
leads to a closet in "Don't Look a Gift Horse in the Mouth"
is used by a party guest and Micky in "The Chaperone"
leads outside and is used by Davy in "One Man Shy (Peter and the Debutante)"
leads outside and is used by Peter and The Four Martians in "The Audition (Find The Monkees)"
leads to a closet in "Monkees in the Ring"
is used by Peter in "Monkee Chow Mein"
leads outside in "The Christmas Show"
The door to the right of the jukebox leads to the bathroom as explained by Davy in "Monkees Get Out More Dirt" ("I'd gladly trade Mike for the bathroom right away"). This door can also be seen in "The Chaperone" and "One Man Shy (Peter and the Debutante)".
The door to the left of the front door was never used, but it was seen in "The Chaperone". It was hidden in "A Coffin Too Frequent" and "Monkees Blow Their Minds".
The front entrance is seen in "Royal Flush", "Don't Look a Gift Horse in the Mouth", "Monkee Mother", and "Monkees Get Out More Dirt".
The sundeck is seen in "Success Story", "The Chaperone", "I've Got a Little Song Here", "The Prince and the Paupers", "Monkee Chow Mein", and "Monkee Mother".
The pad does not appear in "Monkees in a Ghost Town", "Son of a Gypsy", "The Case of the Missing Monkee", "I Was a Teenage Monster", "Monkees at the Circus", "Captain Crocodile", "Monkees in Manhattan", and "Monkees on Tour".
The entire episode takes place at the pad in "Monkee Mother".
Exterior, Front Entrance
outside pad
Season 1 Front Door
Season 1 Downstairs
downstairs bedroom door
closet? door
mysterious wall
Downstairs Bedroom
Season 1 Upstairs Bedroom
upstairs bedroom
pilot pad
head pad


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Pray (2005) Yuichi Sato
I'm a big fan of Japanese film, from chambara to daikaiju to anime: swordplay movies, giant monster movies and animated film. I've especially enjoyed a lot of the strange and extreme films that Japan tends to produce, from Audition and Ichi the Killer to Battle Royale and The Story of Ricky to the Tetsuo and Guinea Pig films. Lately the trend has been towards modern horror and it, along with the late silent films that lasted well into the thirties in Japan, is where I'm most in need of catching up. I now have the opportunity with Ringu and Tomei box sets and films like the original version of Ju-On, remade in the west as The Grudge sitting in one of my DVD drommes ready to go. Now I realise that the Sundance Channel is showing a huge amount of them, I have even more opportunity to catch up.
This one is a Yuichi Sato film which doesn't help too much as one of only two that he's made, the other being something called Simsons. He's made a few TV series, but that's about it. The writer is Tomoko Ogawa, who hasn't many films behind her either: one as an actress, two as an assistant director and eight as a writer. even The lead actors have more credits to their name but still not too many. Mitsuru and Maki are played by Tetsuji Tamayama and Asami Mizukawa, and between them I've only heard of one film in their careers: Dark Water in which Mizukawa played a sixteen year old girl. I don't know if all this means that I merely picked a bad start to my J-horror blitz or that the genre is so powerful right now in Japan that everyone's jumping on the bandwagon. Maybe both.
Mitsuru and Maki need 50 million yen to pay a drug debt, so they kidnap a young girl called Ai Shinohara, sedate her and hide out at the abandoned Fukayama Elementary School, which Mitsuru went to in years gone by. About five minutes in we discover the catch. When they ring her parents to demand a ransom, they're told that their daughter has been dead for a full year to the day. Soon we realise that she's technically only missing but her mother does firmly believe that she's dead.
Something is obviously very wrong and the first ten minutes or so of bad acting gives way to a very creepy little film, simply but very effectively shot and with an intriguing little soundtrack. The little girl disappears and reappears, Mitsuru has flashbacks and three of his friends turn up to mix it up even more. There are a lot of surprises, the story being highly unpredictable but still very solid. The only bit I don't get is the very last line of the film. It's not great but creepy and unpredictable are great adjectives in my book.
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Sequence Essay
A repertoire of filmmaking techniques is fundamental to the establishment of a film's storyline by conveying explicit and implicit ideas and by taking the viewer through a heightened emotional journey. Alfred Hitchcock employs his unique film style to augment the patterns of narration in the monumental film, Vertigo. The narrative patterns follow the male protagonist, Scotty, who is inescapably drawn into the conflict of the story as he unceasingly follows Madeleine, the female protagonist. Overall, the film employs a restricted narrative in which the audience's knowledge is equal to that of Jimmy Stewart's character, Scotty. The Muir Woods sequence in Vertigo conveys patterns of narration through the combined elements of editing, mise-en-scene, cinematography, and sound.
The shots are uniquely assembled to form the visual and narrative whole of the Muir Woods sequence in Vertigo. Various aspects of editing, such as shot transitions, rhythmic and temporal relations, and continuity elements, help to enhance the action throughout the scene. The sequence is almost entirely divided into separate shots by straight cuts, although more sophisticated shot transitions are also employed. It is introduced from the previous scene and leads into the proceeding scene by use of dissolve shot transitions. The intentional placing of the dissolves at the beginning and end of the Muir Woods scene symbolize Scotty's gradual, heightening involvement in the narrative's conflict. Prior to this scene, Scotty had only reluctantly followed Madeleine around and had saved her life due to innate human instincts. The Muir Woods scene represents the first time Scotty willingly becomes involved with Madeleine, and both dissolve cuts are symbolic of this transition. Throughout the scene, dynamic editing techniques aid in the creation of the visual whole. Primarily, the length of the scene is facilitated by the use of ellipses, for instance, between shots two and three, five and six, and many more. Match-on-action further enhances the fluidity of the scene by accomplishing a more natural flow to Scotty and Madeleine's movements while keeping the story move in the anticipated direction. For example, when Madeleine wonders into the forest, Scotty's curiosity provokes him to start walking in that direction, as seen in shot 17. The action is immediately continued in shot 18, as Scotty continues his quest for Madeleine, keeping the viewer engaged in the situation. The arising suspense from these two shots results from the prior use of accelerated editing rhythm. There is a series of short shots, 12-17, which show Madeleine venturing away and Scotty's bewildered reaction. The tension and suspense build as each shot captures Madeleine walking further away until she seems to disappear in between shots. In sum, the editing techniques serve to explicitly enhance the action and implicitly convey the narrative.
Vertigo's patterns of narration are also illustrated by the elements of...
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Getting GREAT Groups: Don't Settle for "Good"
How to lead a group discussion.
How to facilitate an icebreaker.
How to grow your group.
How to lead worship in the group.
While understanding these techniques of group leadership is important, I found that doing these techniques well does not make for great groups. At best, you will get good group meetings.
Leading a group by following the right techniques is a bit like trying to love your spouse because you follow a set of rules for a good marriage. It will leave you wondering why it's not working when you are doing what all the books tell you to do.
The leadership practices that we adopt will possess within them the seed or DNA of the end that is envisioned. The end we envision for our small groups will dictate the kinds of practices we adopt as leaders. Over the years there have been many different "ends" offered for small groups or missional communities. They include things like evangelism, discipleship, getting people connected, Bible study, multiplication of groups, or creating a Jesus movement. Those with the goal of evangelistic growth will focus on practices to reach the lost. Those that seek Bible study will spend great effort honing their Bible study skills.
Our actions, our goals, our vision and even our results matter little if we don't have love, because love defines the way of Jesus.
The way of Jesus defines the nature of our practices. The practices are shaped by the essence of who God is and, as 1 John 4:8 states, "God is love." Love is at the core of God's being.
We lead out of love because God first loved us (1 John 4:19). Therefore, love of others is an overflow of our love received from God. I don't mean this in abstract terms, as in when we make orthodox statements regarding how much Jesus demonstrated his love for us on the cross. I'm referring to the experience of God's love. Love is not love if it's abstract. Love is about encounter. We are relational only be- cause we have experienced God's relational love for us. Too often we forget this. We focus so much on the lists of things a Christian should and should not do that we fail to see that we love only because we have first experienced God's love.
We need to fill the word love with God's way of love if we are going to receive and experience the kind of love that God is. God gets to define the way that he loves. We don't. "This is how we know what love is: Jesus Christ laid down his life for us. And we ought to lay down our lives for our brothers and sisters" (1 John 3:16). The way of Jesus is the way of love demonstrated on the cross. The practices of Jesus' way will be practices that train us to "take up [our] cross daily and follow [him]" (Luke 9:23).
Think of how this contrasts with our normal patterns of relating. Our world most often trains us in practices where we value ourselves at the expense of others. Sadly, this way of the world has crept into the church and formed the way we lead. The way of Jesus love turns this around: we value others at expense to ourselves.
When we talk about leading in the way of Jesus, we are simply talking about becoming the kind of leaders who live in the love of God demonstrated on the cross, allowing God's love to move through us. The end is God's love, and since God loves the world (John 3:16), we are simply joining him in the continuing work of the Spirit to love the world with crosslike love. We need leadership practices that will align us with how God's Spirit is moving. We are creating environments in our groups so that people can grow in this crosslike love. This is the end. This is the goal.
So if you want to train leaders in your church, don't just begin with this foundation. Weave this truth, this way, through all of your training. If any of our training or leadership practices are not permeated with the law of love, then they must be tossed aside. It doesn't matter if people like it. It doesn't matter if it works. We cannot keep doing it even if our groups are growing.
Our measurement of the kind of leadership we need is not whether it produces results. Our measurement must always be whether or not it trains our leaders to live in love, to lead in love, the kind of love demonstrated by the cross of Christ.


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Community Living Ontario recognizes Laurier professor's work with Huronia survivors
BRANTFORD – Community Living Ontario has named Laurier professor Kate Rossiter's Recounting Huronia Project the 2016 recipient of the James Montgomerie Award. Recounting Huronia is a speakers' bureau for survivors of the Huronia Regional Centre. The James Montgomerie Community Award is presented by Community Living Ontario to a project that demonstrates leadership and innovation in furthering Community Living Ontario's mission, vision and goals. The award was presented on Sept. 22 at the 63rd Community Living Ontario Annual General Meeting. Huronia survivors CarrieAnne Tompkins and Cindy Scott accepted the award on behalf of the project team.
Rossiter is an associate professor in the Faculty of Human and Social Sciences in the Health Studies program at Wilfrid Laurier University's Brantford campus. She is the principal investigator for Recounting Huronia: A Participatory Arts-Based Research Project, a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC)-funded project that began in 2013.
Rossiter used her extensive experience in arts-based research to explore the complex issues involved in the institutional histories of people who lived at the Huronia Regional Centre in Orillia, Ontario. Opened in 1876, the institution was Canada's first and largest residential facility for people with intellectual disabilities. Following its closure in 2009, a class-action lawsuit alleging abuse and neglect at the facility was filed against the province of Ontario. It was settled for $35 million dollars.
The project is co-led by Rossiter and colleagues nancy viva davis halifax (York University), David Fancy (Brock University) and Jay Dolmage (University of Waterloo). The community-based, participatory and arts-based project unites artists and scholars with survivors of the Huronia Regional Centre to create public awareness of their experiences through speeches and workshop presentations. The survivors are key co-researchers in this initiative.
"Understanding comes from hearing the voices of survivors and listening to them share their truths about their experiences," said Rossiter. "Some of the stories are very hard to hear. The challenge of this work through Recounting Huronia is to bear witness and to ensure that the lived experiences of people with intellectual disabilities are recorded in the public record and available for people to learn about."
"We are pleased to award this year's James Montgomerie Community Award to such a deserving project as Recounting Huronia," said Keith Dee, Director of Membership Services for Community Living Ontario. "Kate and her collaborators are co-creating opportunities for people with intellectual disability to fully participate in their community in meaningful ways."
About Community Living Ontario
Community Living Ontario strives to create a world where people who have an intellectual disability can fully participate in their community because they are included in decisions and considered citizens. Community Living Ontario is a family-based association assisting people who have an intellectual disability and their families to lead the way in advancing inclusion in their own lives and in their communities. As a province-wide confederation, rooted in a strong network of individuals, families, friends, member organizations and community partners, it is guided by, adhere to and strive to achieve its goal and vision in all its actions. Community Living is a progressive leader in the Developmental Services Sector representing more than 12,000 individuals, families, over 100 member associations and community partners.
Dr. Kate Rossiter, Associate Professor
E: krossiter@wlu.ca
Beth Gurney, Associate Director
Communications & Public Affairs
E: bgurney@wlu.ca


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"Infinite Tenderness" explores the innocently intimate moments found in platonic relationships. Having grown up in a non-inclusive small southern town, her friends are dependent on one another for support and understanding of their ever-changing identities. Collectively functioning as an insight into the American youth of today, her images seek to document the exploration of one's body, sexuality, and/or gender that comes along with growing up and identifying oneself. With this series, her intention is to empower millennials, to open up an accepting space for these young people that do not conform to their southern roots.
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By Ben Clapton Posted on October 30, 2013 November 6, 2013
The importance of language
I've been reading Jim Wallis' book, The Soul of Politics, and I got to one section and it really struck me how much it related to a recent change in tack in how the Australian Government treats Asylum Seekers. It's from a section dealing with the inequality between gender, and Wallis tells a story from a report published in Sojourners magazine.
It tells the story about Stroh's brewery in the US, who started an ad campaign that included some scantily clad women. On 8 November 1991, five women from their bottling plant filed lawsuits, claiming that its 'sexist, degrading' advertising campaign encouraged sexual harassment on the job at Stroh's. One plaintiff, the only female machinist at the plant, said "When the company as a whole is treating women as sexual objects, as body parts, it… sends a message to the employees." As Wallis puts it, "The company, in other words, gives 'a big stamp of approval' to sexual harassment."
So how does this relate to Australia's Asylum Seeker policy?
Recently, Minister for Immigration and Border Protection, Scott Morrison, directed all departmental employees to refer to Asylum Seekers as 'Illegal Maritime Arrivals'. The issue here is the use of the word, Illegal.
Morrison says that he is entitled to use the word 'Illegal' because it is included in the Refugee Convention. However, the connotations that come with that word can lead to some serious, unintended consequences. And we have already started to see the results of that.
The Guardian is reporting that a Serco officer has been reported for referring to asylum seekers as young as 12 by their Boat Identification number, instead of their name. While the officer has been disciplined, it's still disturbing news.
When the government says that they are enforcing this language, it is – as Wallis said – putting a big stamp of approval on treating Asylum Seekers as criminals. And when the people who are in charge of the Asylum Seekers are not properly trained, and in locations far from the watchful eye of the Australian Public, it breeds situations where awful atrocities can happen.
Just because there is capacity in the Refugee Convention to use this language, doesn't mean that it necessarily should be used.
Categories: RefugeesTags: Asylum Seeker, Australia, Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, Jim Wallis, Refugee, Scott Morrison
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Ken Devereux says: 7 years ago Reply
Well said Ben. It is an appalling attitude for our Commonwealth Minister to use and to promote as the most appropriate way to refer to asylum seekers coming in hope of freedom and justice and a fair go.


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NO Electricity - Which means no electrical outlets, no A/C! Light will be provided at meal times by oil burning lanterns and in the cabins by propane lanterns. All other light will be provided by the flashlight YOU bring.
Cell Service - Is extremely weak in the valley at the lodge and cannot be relied upon. You will potentially have service at higher elevations such as the Charit Creek Lodge Parking Lot and the Twin Arches.
Bathrooms & Showers - Are separate free standing structures. They are not connected to your cabin. These are modernized facilities with hot showers and flush toilets.
On-Site Purchases - CCL Merchandise, beer/wine, snacks/drinks, towels and firewood are available to overnight guests. Please bring cash or check.
Check In 3 p.m. - Checkout 11 a.m.
Quiet Time is 11 p.m. - 7 a.m.
Charit Creek Lodge operates on Eastern Time.
For breakfast you can expect eggs, sausage or bacon, pancakes or biscuits, juice and coffee.
Coffee is available in the dining hall before Breakfast.
Please be punctual for serving time! You may NOT schedule a personal meal time. Kitchen closes 1 hour after serving time. Schedule your needed travel & hike time accordingly (minimum of 30 minutes hiking from CCL parking).
Vegetarian meals are available. They are determined by what is on hand or in season. To order a vegetarian meal (includes eggs), specify in the notes during the booking process. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate gluten free, lactose free or allergy specific meals. All meals are prepared and served family style. Please be punctual for meal time, the kitchen closes 1 hour after serving time.
Please bring your own towel and soap ($5 towel rental now available), due to our remoteness there are no laundry facilities on-site. You will also need a canteen or water bottle, bug spray, flashlight, rain gear, sturdy shoes and light backpack filled with your overnight necessities. First aid kit and camera are also good ideas. Dress according to the season. Cabins are heated by wood burning stove during the winter months & WARM blankets are provided for guests! All cabins contain one cooler.
Dogs are welcome at Charit Creek Lodge at a rate of $5 per night! The National Park Service enforces a leash law. Please clean up after your dog around the lodge. Dogs are not allowed on beds or in the dining hall.
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'Self-suspended' Hickey to remain on OCI board
Updated / Tuesday, 5 Dec 2017 23:59
Pat Hickey is still a member of OCI board, despite 'self-suspending' himself in wake of Rio arrest
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) require former Olympic Council of Ireland (OCI) president Pat Hickey to remain on the OCI board as long as he is a member of the IOC.
In September, Hickey resigned from his position on the executive board of the IOC, having 'self-suspended' himself while facing charges related to alleged ticket touting at the Rio Games in 2016.
Hickey, 72, stayed on as an ordinary IOC member though, and the world body have insisted Hickey be subject to no term limit.
That entitles him to remain as a member of the OCI board, a rule that's proved to be a bone of contention.
This issue will to be dealt with at another EGM in January.
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"The current executive committee have proposed that an IOC member, whoever that was, should not automatically have the right to sit on the board and should not automatically have a voting right," Honorary Secretary General Sarah O'Shea said at at a pre-EGM press briefing today.
"Also the executive committee felt they should be subject to terms of office like every other director on the board.
"However, since we issued the papers out to our members in November, the IOC subsequently came back to us after those papers were issued and advised us they wouldn't accept that change.
"They have come back to us to advise us that the IOC must sit on the board and they must have a vote on the board and that they would not be subject to term limits. The IOC have explained to us that this is mandatory under the Olympic charter.
(Left to right): Lochlann Walsh (Executive Committee Member, OCI), Sarah O'Shea (Honorary General Secretary, OCI), Sarah Keane (President of OCI) and Shane O'Connor (Chair of Athletes Commission)
"This would mean in Irish company law that they would be a full director but that also means they would also be bound by company legislation, so they could be removed under company law in Ireland potentially.
"We are working very closely with the IOC. Their approval is required for the changes and we have to date had an excellent working relationship on all the governance changes with them.
"They have however made it clear that the issue of the IOC member is non-negotiable and that no exceptions can be made to that and also that it applies to all 206 countries so it's not an Irish issue; it applies to every one of the 206 Olympic countries."
The OCI will also launch a new seven-year Strategic Plan aimed at improving athlete welfare, and the lines of communication particularly in the run-up to the Games.
Last year the OCI commissioned Deloitte to review its governance arrangements.
And at this evening's EGM all changes to the OCI constitution - including term limits - were voted in, meaning that all of the Deloitte report recommendations have now been acted on.
"Later today we hope that members will vote in a number of changes to the OCI constitution that will radically reform how this organisation operates," OCI President Sarah Keane said before the meeting.
"We will finally have a modern, fit for purpose constitution that will stand the organisation in good stead for years to come.
"We still have some issues to resolve with regard to our Internal Olympic Committee (IOC) obligations and we will return to these in a separate EGM in January. The matters concerned are important. The Board takes them seriously and we are committed to handling them correctly."
Pat Hickey
Sarah Keane