path: root/src/encryption.c

/**
 * @file encryption.c
 * @author syxhe (https://t.me/syxhe)
 * @brief A collection of all encryption related functions
 * @version 0.1
 * @date 2025-06-09
 *
 * @copyright Copyright (c) 2025
 *
 */

// TODO: Go back and make sure every function has proper error handling
// Oh fucking christ what have I done
// I need to make sure every single function in this file returns with an indicated error instead of nuking the whole program with
//  error()

#define _GNU_SOURCE 1

#ifndef __VXGG_REWRITE___ENCRYPTION_C___1481879318188___
#define __VXGG_REWRITE___ENCRYPTION_C___1481879318188___

#define TPSIZE (1<<13)

#include "shared.c"
#include "threadpool.c"

#include <sodium.h>

#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <fcntl.h>

#include <dirent.h>
#include <stdarg.h>
#include <unistd.h>

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

#include <errno.h>
#include <error.h>

/// Determines whether any function that calls libsodium functions also checks to make sure libsodium is actually initialized. May
/// cause unexpected issues with early exiting due to libsodium failing to initialize properly. It's recommended that you just
/// manually run `sodium_init()` in some main or init function of your own so that you can deal with a potential error yourself
#define ___VXGG___ALWAYS_CHECK_LIBSODIUM___ 1

/// Grants access to the `vxgg_setsodiumfailcb` function, which can be used to set a custom callback for what to do when libsodium
/// fails upon initialization
#define ___VXGG___USE_CLS_CALLBACK___ 1

/// Chunk size for en/decryption. I originally wanted to use st_blksize from stat(), but given that those chunks may be of different
/// sizes between computers / filesystems / architectures / files, it's easier to just have this be a consistent macro
#define CHUNKSIZE (1 << 9)

// Fuck reading from a file. Even if someone ran strings on the binary and got this they wouldn't be able to regenerate the key
//! A list of possible words for password creation
#define PASSWORD_WORDS (\
    (const char * const []){\
        "the", "of", "to", "and", "for", "our", "their", "has", "in", "he", "a", "them", "that", "these", "by", "have", "we", \
        "us", "people", "which", "all", "is", "with", "laws", "be", "are", "his", "states", "on", "they", "right", "it", "from", \
        "government", "such", "among", "powers", "most", "an", "time", "should", "new", "as", "been", "colonies", "assent", \
        "large", "at", "independent", "free", "united", "when", "mankind", "hold", "rights", "governments", "consent", "its", \
        "long", "themselves", "abolishing", "usurpations", "absolute", "repeated", "this", "world", "refused", "pass", "other", \
        "others", "without", "justice", "peace", "power", "seas", "war", "do", "declaration", "america", "becomes", "necessary", \
        "political", "equal", "declare", "causes", "separation", "men", "happiness", "any", "form", "alter", "or", "will", \
        "forms", "same", "object", "off", "necessity", "history", "great", "britain", "tyranny", "over", "public", "good", \
        "unless", "suspended", "so", "would", "legislature", "only", "legislative", "bodies", "purpose", "into", "dissolved", \
        "state", "endeavoured", "refusing", "hither", "conditions", "establishing", "offices", "out", "armies", "legislatures", \
        "render", "jurisdiction", "foreign", "acts", "pretended", "trial", "inhabitants", "cases", "transporting", "rule", \
        "declaring", "here", "protection", "against", "lives", "circumstances", "ages", "totally", "friends", "brethren", "whose", \
        "every", "may", "therefore", "ought", "unanimous", "thirteen", "course", "human", "events", "one", "dissolve", "bands", \
        "connected", "another", "assume", "earth", "separate", "station", "nature", "natures", "god", "entitle", "decent", \
        "respect", "opinions", "requires", "impel", "truths", "self", "evident", "created", "endowed", "creator", "certain", \
        "unalienable", "life", "liberty", "pursuit", "secure", "instituted", "deriving", "just", "governed", "whenever", \
        "destructive", "ends", "abolish", "institute", "laying", "foundation", "principles", "organizing", "shall", "seem", \
        "likely", "effect", "safety", "prudence", "indeed", "dictate", "established", "not", "changed", "light", "transient", \
        "accordingly", "experience", "hath", "shewn", "more", "disposed", "suffer", "while", "evils", "sufferable", "than", \
        "accustomed", "but", "train", "abuses", "pursuing", "invariably", "evinces", "design", "reduce", "under", "despotism", \
        "duty", "throw", "provide", "guards", "future", "security", "patient", "sufferance", "now", "constrains", "former", \
        "systems", "present", "king", "injuries", "having", "direct", "establishment", "prove", "let", "facts", "submitted", \
        "candid", "wholesome", "forbidden", "governors", "immediate", "pressing", "importance", "operation", "till", "obtained", \
        "utterly", "neglected", "attend", "accommodation", "districts", "those", "relinquish", "representation", "inestimable", \
        "formidable", "tyrants", "called", "together", "places", "unusual", "uncomfortable", "distant", "depository", "records", \
        "sole", "fatiguing", "compliance", "measures", "representative", "houses", "repeatedly", "opposing", "manly", "firmness", \
        "invasions", "after", "dissolutions", "cause", "elected", "whereby", "incapable", "annihilation", "returned", "exercise", \
        "remaining", "mean", "exposed", "dangers", "invasion", "convulsions", "within", "prevent", "population", "obstructing", \
        "naturalization", "foreigners", "encourage", "migrations", "raising", "appropriations", "lands", "obstructed", \
        "administration", "judiciary", "made", "judges", "dependent", "alone", "tenure", "amount", "payment", "salaries", \
        "erected", "multitude", "sent", "swarms", "officers", "harrass", "eat", "substance", "kept", "times", "standing", \
        "affected", "military", "superior", "civil", "combined", "subject", "constitution", "unacknowledged", "giving", \
        "legislation", "quartering", "armed", "troops", "protecting", "mock", "punishment", "murders", "commit", "cutting", \
        "trade", "parts", "imposing", "taxes", "depriving", "many", "benefits", "jury", "beyond", "tried", "offences", "system", \
        "english", "neighbouring", "province", "therein", "arbitrary", "enlarging", "boundaries", "once", "example", "fit", \
        "instrument", "introducing", "taking", "away", "charters", "valuable", "altering", "fundamentally", "suspending", "own", \
        "invested", "legislate", "whatsoever", "abdicated", "waging", "plundered", "ravaged", "coasts", "burnt", "towns", \
        "destroyed", "mercenaries", "compleat", "works", "death", "desolation", "already", "begun", "cruelty", "perfidy", \
        "scarcely", "paralleled", "barbarous", "unworthy", "head", "civilized", "nation", "constrained", "fellow", "citizens", \
        "taken", "captive", "high", "bear", "arms", "country", "become", "executioners", "fall", "hands", "excited", "domestic", \
        "insurrections", "amongst", "bring", "frontiers", "merciless", "indian", "savages", "known", "warfare", "undistinguished", \
        "destruction", "sexes", "stage", "oppressions", "petitioned", "redress", "humble", "terms", "petitions", "answered", \
        "injury", "prince", "character", "thus", "marked", "act", "define", "tyrant", "unfit", "ruler", "nor", "wanting", \
        "attentions", "brittish", "warned", "attempts", "extend", "unwarrantable", "reminded", "emigration", "settlement", \
        "appealed", "native", "magnanimity", "conjured", "ties", "common", "kindred", "disavow", "inevitably", "interrupt", \
        "connections", "correspondence", "too", "deaf", "voice", "consanguinity", "must", "acquiesce", "denounces", "rest", \
        "enemies", "representatives", "general", "congress", "assembled", "appealing", "supreme", "judge", "rectitude", \
        "intentions", "name", "authority", "solemnly", "publish", "absolved", "allegiance", "british", "crown", "connection", \
        "between", "full", "levy", "conclude", "contract", "alliances", "establish", "commerce", "things", "support", "firm", \
        "reliance", "divine", "providence", "mutually", "pledge", "each", "fortunes", "sacred", "honor"\
    }\
)
//! Short macro for getting the `PASSWORD_WORDS` array size
#define PASSWORD_WORDS_LEN (STATIC_ARRAY_LEN(PASSWORD_WORDS))

#if ___VXGG___ALWAYS_CHECK_LIBSODIUM___ > 0
#if ___VXGG___USE_CLS_CALLBACK___ > 0

//! Definition for the callback function that fires when a call to checksodium fails
typedef void (*vxgg_naclfailcb)(void*);

/**
 * @brief Default sodium init fail callback for use in `checksodiumcb()`
 *
 * @param none Unused param to fit callback spec
 */
static void naclfaildefault(void *none) {
    none = none; // Makes gcc happy
    if(___VXGG___VERBOSE_ERRORS___)
        error(1, ENOTSUP, "<naclfaildefault> Couldn't initialize sodium for some reason. Quitting...");
    exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}

/**
 * @brief Internal function to deal with the `___VXGG___USE_CLS_CALLBACK___` macro
 *
 * `checksodiumcb()` runs the sodium function `sodium_init()` and on error calls the provided callback with the provided data. The
 * callback and data default to `naclfaildefault` and `NULL`, but can be changed when the `set` parameter is non-zero. When `set`
 * is zero, the sodium init check is preformed
 *
 * @note `checksodiumcb()` is ran when these conditions are true - 1: The `___VXGG___ALWAYS_CHECK_LIBSODIUM___` and `___VXGG___USE_CLS_CALLBACK___`
 * macros are both greater than 0 when compiling, and 2: a function in `encryption.c` calls a function originating from sodium. This
 * function exists as a way to deal with sodium failing yourself, instead of instantly calling `exit()`. If you don't care to handle
 * it, or are initializing sodium yourself, this is unnecessary
 *
 * @param callback A callback to be ran when sodium fails to initialize itself. Ignored if `set` is zero. Must be non-null when `set` is non-zero
 * @param data Data to be passed to the callback when it is fired. Ignored if `set` is zero. May be null
 * @param set Flag on whether to check sodium or to set a new callback and data pair. Checks sodium when zero, sets callback & data when non-zero
 * @retval int
 */
static int checksodiumcb(vxgg_naclfailcb const callback, void *data, unsigned char set) {
    static vxgg_naclfailcb cb = naclfaildefault;
    static void *usr = NULL;
    int ret;

    if(set) {
        if(cb == NULL) ERRRET(EINVAL, -1);
        cb = callback;
        usr = data;
        return 2;   // libsodium normally returns 1 if the library is already initialized, so this is to signal that the callback has been updated
    }

    if((ret = sodium_init()) < 0) {
        if(cb == NULL)
            error(0, EINVAL, "<checksodiumcb> refusing to run a null callback");
        else
            cb(usr);
    }

    return ret;
}

void vxgg_setsodiumfailcb(vxgg_naclfailcb cb, void *data) {
    checksodiumcb(cb, data, 1);
}

#endif

/**
 * @brief Simple function to check if sodium has been properly initialized
 *
 * `checksodium()` will run in functions located in `encryption.h` only when the macro `___VXGG___ALWAYS_CHECK_LIBSODIUM___` is greater
 * than zero when compiling. It will call the `checksodiumcb()` function if compiled with the `___VXGG___USE_CLS_CALLBACK___` macro.
 * When called, checksodium will run `sodium_init()`, and will either run the user-defined callback or `XALLOC_EXIT`.
 *
 */
static void checksodium(void) {
    #if ___VXGG___USE_CLS_CALLBACK___ > 0
    checksodiumcb(NULL, NULL, 0);
    #else

    if(sodium_init() < 0) {
        errno = ENOTSUP;
        XALLOC_EXIT("<checksodium> Couldn't initialize sodium for some reason. Quitting...");
    }

    #endif

    return;
}

#endif

/**
 * @brief open() with the flags O_TMPFILE, O_WRONLY, O_CLOEXEC, and O_SYNC. Opened with mode S_IRUSR, S_IWUSR
 *
 * @param dest The filename the new descriptor should have. Must be non-null
 * @retval (int)[-1,int] A new file descriptor. -1 on error
 */
int maketmp(const char * const dest) {
    if(!dest) ERRRET(EINVAL, -1);
    return open(dest, (O_TMPFILE | O_WRONLY | O_CLOEXEC | O_SYNC), (S_IRUSR | S_IWUSR));
}

/**
 * @brief Link a file descriptor into the filesystem
 *
 * @param target New filename the descriptor should have
 * @param tgfd The file descriptor to link
 * @retval (int)[-1, 0] 0 on success, -1 on error
 */
int linkto(const char * const target, int tgfd) {
    if(!target) ERRRET(EINVAL, -1);

    char *path = NULL;
    asprintf(&path, "/proc/self/fd/%d", tgfd);
    if(!path)
        ERROR(1, errno, "<linkto> Couldn't get path to move file into system",);
    remove(target); // Make sure an old version isn't sticking around (it's not catastrophic if this fails, but it should be noted or logged somewhere)
    // TODO: This is bad. If a file gets deleted and the program crashes before the new one can get linked into the fs, the data is lost.
    // I really should write a function entirely dedicated to dealing with linking

    int res = linkat(AT_FDCWD, path, AT_FDCWD, target, AT_SYMLINK_FOLLOW);
    free(path);
    return res;
}


static void __ucl_close(void *fd) {
    if(!fd) return;
    close(*(int*)fd);
    *(int*)fd = -1;
    return;
}

static void __ucl_fclose(void *file) {
    if(!file) return;
    fclose((FILE*)file);
    return;
}

/**
 * @brief Encrypt src to dst using libsodium's xchacha encryption suite
 *
 * @param src File to encrypt
 * @param dst Destination to write encrypted file
 * @param key Key for encryption
 * @retval (int)[-1, 0] Returns 0 on success, sets errno and returns -1 on error
 */
int encrypttofile(FILE *src, FILE *dst, const unsigned char key[crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_KEYBYTES]) {
    if(!src || !dst || !key) ERRRET(EINVAL, -1);
    #if ___VXGG___ALWAYS_CHECK_LIBSODIUM___ > 0
        checksodium();
    #endif

    unsigned char  buf[CHUNKSIZE], cbuf[CHUNKSIZE + crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_ABYTES];
    unsigned char  header[crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_HEADERBYTES];
    crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_state state;
    unsigned long long cbuflen;
    unsigned char tag;
    size_t bytesread;
    int eof;

    // Write the header
    crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_init_push(&state, header, key);
    if(fwrite(header, 1, sizeof(header), dst) < sizeof(header)) {
        if(ferror(dst)) {
            WARN(errno, "<encrypttofile> Could not write header",);
            return -1;
        }
    }

    // Encrypt each chunk
    do {
        if((bytesread = fread(buf, 1, sizeof(buf), src)) < sizeof(buf))
            if(ferror(src)) {
                WARN(errno, "<encrypttofile> Could not read from source",);
                return -1;
            }
        eof = feof(src);
        tag = eof ? crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_TAG_FINAL : 0;

        crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_push(&state, cbuf, &cbuflen, buf, bytesread, NULL, 0, tag);
        if(fwrite(cbuf, 1, (size_t)cbuflen, dst) < (size_t)cbuflen)
            if(ferror(dst)) {
                WARN(errno, "<encrypttofile> Could not write to target",);
                return -1;
            }
    } while (!eof);

    return 0;
}

/**
 * @brief Decrypt src to dst using libsodium's xchacha encryption suite
 *
 * @param src File to decrypt
 * @param dst Destination to write decrypted file
 * @param key Key used to encrypt
 * @retval (int)[-1, 0] Returns 0 on success, sets errno and returns -1 on error
 */
int decrypttofile(FILE *src, FILE *dst, const unsigned char key[crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_KEYBYTES]) {
    if(!src || !dst || !key) ERRRET(EINVAL, -1);
    #if ___VXGG___ALWAYS_CHECK_LIBSODIUM___ > 0
        checksodium();
    #endif

    unsigned char  cbuf[CHUNKSIZE + crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_ABYTES], buf[CHUNKSIZE];
    unsigned char  header[crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_HEADERBYTES];
    crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_state state;
    unsigned long long buflen;
    unsigned char  tag;
    size_t bytesread;
    int eof;

    // Read the header
    if(fread(header, 1, sizeof(header), src) < sizeof(header)) {
        if(ferror(src)) {
            WARN(errno, "<decrypttofile> Couldn't read header", );
            return -1;
        }
    }

    // Make sure the header isn't fuckey
    if(crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_init_pull(&state, header, key) != 0) {
        WARN(errno, "<decrypttofile> Incomplete header", );
        return -1;
    }

    // Decrypt each chunk
    do {
        if((bytesread = fread(cbuf, 1, sizeof(cbuf), src)) < sizeof(cbuf)) {
            if(ferror(src)) {
                WARN(errno, "<decrypttofile> Ran into problem reading for decryption", );
                return -1;
            }
        }
        eof = feof(src);

        if (crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_pull(&state, buf, &buflen, &tag, cbuf, bytesread, NULL, 0) != 0) {
            WARN(errno, "<decrypttofile> Corrupted chunk", );
            return -1;
        }

        if(tag == crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_TAG_FINAL && !eof) {
            WARN(errno, "<decrypttofile> End of stream before end of file", );
            return -1;
        }
        if(eof && tag != crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_TAG_FINAL) {
            WARN(errno, "<decrypttofile> End of file before end of stream", );
            return -1;
        }

        fwrite(buf, 1, (size_t)buflen, dst);
    } while(! eof);

    return 0;
}

/**
 * @brief Encrypt file at `target` to `output` using Linux's named temp file system to do it in the background
 *
 * @param target
 * @param output
 * @param key
 * @retval (int)[,]
 */
int encryptviatmp(const char * const target, const char * const output, const unsigned char key[crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_KEYBYTES]) {
    #if ___VXGG___ALWAYS_CHECK_LIBSODIUM___ > 0
        checksodium();
    #endif

    cleanup_CREATE(10);
    int fd = -1, tfd = -1;
    FILE *src, *dst;
    char *targetdir;

    // Open the target file
    if((fd = open(target, O_RDONLY)) < 0)
        return -1;
    cleanup_REGISTER(__ucl_close, (void*)&fd);

    // Create a temp file for writing
    targetdir = vxdirname(output);
    if(!targetdir)
        cleanup_MARK();
    cleanup_CNDREGISTER(free, targetdir);

    // Actually get the file descriptor for the temp file
    cleanup_CNDEXEC(
        tfd = maketmp(targetdir);
        if(tfd < 0)
            cleanup_MARK();
        cleanup_CNDREGISTER(__ucl_close, (void*)&tfd);
    );

    // Create a FILE* version of the source fd
    cleanup_CNDEXEC(
        if(!(src = fdopen(fd, "rb"))) {
            WARN(errno, "<encryptviatmp> Couldn't open \"%s\"", , target);
            cleanup_MARK();
        }
        cleanup_CNDREGISTER(__ucl_fclose, (void*)&src);
    )

    // Create a FILE* version of the target fd
    cleanup_CNDEXEC(
        if(!(dst = fdopen(tfd, "wb"))) {
            WARN(errno, "<encryptviatmp> Couldn't open \"%s\"", , output);
            cleanup_MARK();
        }
        cleanup_CNDREGISTER(__ucl_fclose, (void*)dst);
    );


    // Do the encryption now that everything has been set up
    cleanup_CNDEXEC(
        // Not going to bother changing this, it probably is catastrophic if an error happens when it shouldn't
        if(encrypttofile(src, dst, key) < 0)
            ERROR(1, ENOTRECOVERABLE, "<encryptviatmp> I don't even have a way to cause an error here. How did you do it?",);

        // Link the temp file into the system
        if(linkto(output, tfd) < 0)
            WARN(errno, "<encryptviatmp> Could not link \"%s\" into system after encryption", , output);

        free(targetdir);
        fclose(dst);
        fclose(src);
        // fclose alco closes fd and tfd, as fdopen does not dup the file descriptors
    );


    cleanup_CNDFIRE();
    if(cleanup_ERRORFLAGGED)
        return -1;

    return 0;
}

/**
 * @brief Decrypt the file at `encrypted` to `target`
 *
 * @param encrypted
 * @param target
 * @param key
 * @retval (int)[,]
 */
int decryptto(const char * const target, const char * const output, const unsigned char key[crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_KEYBYTES]) {
    if(!target || !output || !key) ERRRET(EINVAL, -1);
    #if ___VXGG___ALWAYS_CHECK_LIBSODIUM___ > 0
        checksodium();
    #endif

    cleanup_CREATE(10);
    FILE *src, *dst;
    int fdst;

    // Open the source file
    if(!(src = fopen(target, "rb"))) {
        WARN(errno, "<decryptto> Could not open \"%s\" for decryption", , target);
        return -1;
    }
    cleanup_REGISTER(__ucl_fclose, src);

    // Get a temp descriptor for the temp file
    cleanup_CNDEXEC(
        fdst = maketmp(output);
        if(!fdst) {
            WARN(errno, "<decryptto> Could not get temp file for decryption", );
            cleanup_MARK();
        }
        cleanup_CNDREGISTER(__ucl_close, (void*)&fdst);
    );

    // Open a FILE* version of the temp file
    cleanup_CNDEXEC(
        if(!(dst = fdopen(fdst, "wb"))) {
            WARN(errno, "<decryptto> Could not open \"%s\" for writing decrypted data", , output);
            cleanup_MARK();
        }
        cleanup_CNDREGISTER(__ucl_fclose, dst);
    );

    // Follow through with the rest of the decryption
    cleanup_CNDEXEC(
        if(decrypttofile(src, dst, key) < 0)
            ERROR(1, errno, "<decryptto> How did you even cause an error?",);

        // Link temp into system
        if(linkto(output, fdst) < 0)
            WARN(errno, "<decryptto> Could not link \"%s\" into system", , output);

        fclose(dst);
        fclose(src);
        // fclose alco closes fd and tfd, as fdopen does not dup the file descriptors
    );

    cleanup_CNDFIRE();
    if(cleanup_ERRORFLAGGED)
        return -1;

    // Note: If an error were to theoretically occur, which shouldn't be possible but I'm covering my bases here, after the
    // `dst = fdopen` line, a double close on the temp file descriptor would occur. I've been told that this is not catastrophic,
    // and considering how my multithreading works it *should* be fine, but it very well could cause problems. The easy solution is
    // to man up and just write another cleanup function to pop the last thing off the stack, but again this is an error I can't
    // actually trigger so it's fine for now

    return 0;
}

/**
 * @brief Generate a password viable for use in the derivation of a key
 *
 * @param str Pointer to a string. This will be filled by a malloc'ed string of words (the password). Must be non-null
 * @param words The number of words to include in the password. A password of at least 20 words and probably not more than 40 is recommended
 * @retval (int)[-1, words] On success, returns the number of words requested. On error, returns -1 and sets errno
 */
int genpassword(char **str, unsigned int words) {
    // Early returns
    if(words < 1) return 0;
    if(!str) ERRRET(EINVAL, -1);
    #if ___VXGG___ALWAYS_CHECK_LIBSODIUM___ > 0
        checksodium();
    #endif

    // Bootstrap the first word
    char *lstr = NULL, *tmp = NULL;
    if(asprintf(&lstr, "%s", PASSWORD_WORDS[randombytes_uniform(PASSWORD_WORDS_LEN)]) < 0)
        return -1;

    // Concat the rest of the words into the password (without leaking memory)
    int ret;
    for(unsigned int i = 1; i < words; i++) {
        ret = asprintf(&tmp, "%s %s", lstr, PASSWORD_WORDS[randombytes_uniform(PASSWORD_WORDS_LEN)]);
        sodium_memzero(lstr, strlen(lstr) + 1);
        free(lstr);
        if(ret < 0)
            return -1;

        lstr = tmp;
    }

    *str = lstr;
    return words;
}

/**
 * @brief sodium_malloc wrapper.
 *
 * Calls `error()` or `abort()` depnding on the value of `___VXGG___XALLOC_EXIT_ON_ERROR___`. Will make sure libsodium is initialized if `___VXGG___ALWAYS_CHECK_LIBSODIUM___ > 0`
 *
 * @param size
 * @retval (void*) A pointer to some data allocated via `sodium_malloc()`
 */
void* xsodium_malloc(size_t size) {
    #if ___VXGG___ALWAYS_CHECK_LIBSODIUM___ > 0
        checksodium();
    #endif

    void *mem = sodium_malloc(size);
    if(mem == NULL)
        XALLOC_EXIT("<xsodium_malloc> could not allocate memory... Quitting", );

    return mem;
}



// TODO: Rewrite this to use the threadpool. Each newly scanned file should be pushed onto the threadpool as an encryption task

// #include <dirent.h>

// dlinkedlist * scandirlist(const char * const dir, int (*selector)(const struct dirent *), int (*cmp)(const struct dirent **, const struct dirent **)) {
//     if(!dir || selector == NULL || cmp == NULL) ERRRET(EINVAL, NULL);

//     struct dirent **namelist = NULL;
//     dlinkedlist *list = NULL;
//     int numentries = -1;

//     if((numentries = scandir(dir, &namelist, selector, cmp)) < 0)
//         ERRRET(errno, NULL);

//     list = dlinkedlist_init();
//     for(int i = 0; i < numentries; i++)
//         if(dlinkedlist_append(list, (void *)(namelist[i]), free) < 0) {
//             dlinkedlist_free(list);
//             for(int j = i; j < numentries; j++)
//                 free(namelist[j]);

//             free(namelist);
//             ERRRET(errno, NULL);
//         }
//     free(namelist);

//     return list;
// }

// Above implementation is flawed and would not actually scan the entire system. The process must be recursive:
    // Step 1 - Create directory list
    // Step 2 - Create --cryption ctq
    // Step 3 - Scan initial starting dir. This will be /home/
    // Step 4 - Iterate over scan results
        // Step 4.1 - For all directory dirent objects, add them to the directory list
        // Step 4.2 - For all file dirent objects, add them to the --cryption ctq
    // Step 5 - Scan next entry in the dirlist, removing it once done. Repeat Step 4
    // Step 6 - Free dirlist once empty, return newly populated --cryption ctq

// Idea: Create 2 ctqs. Use one for the actual scanning, and the other as the return result. That way, not only will scanning be
// fast, but I can also just reuse code I've already written and not make some absolute spaghetti mess trying to do everything
// linearly

int __cscan_worker(void *data) {
    if(!data) return -1;

    return 0;
}

ctqueue * cryptscan() {
    ctqueue *res = ctqueue_init(TPSIZE), *working = ctqueue_init(TPSIZE);
    if(!res || !working) ERRRET(errno, NULL);

    task *start = task_init(__cscan_worker, free, NULL);
    if(!start) ERRRET(errno, NULL);
    ctqueue_waitpush(working, start);


    return res;
}

#endif