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RTC: Refine SRTP unprotect rtp and rtcp, without copy
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@ -186,14 +186,14 @@ srs_error_t SrsSecurityTransport::protect_rtp2(void* rtp_hdr, int* len_ptr)
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return srtp_->protect_rtp2(rtp_hdr, len_ptr);
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}
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srs_error_t SrsSecurityTransport::unprotect_rtp(const char* cipher, char* plaintext, int& nb_plaintext)
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srs_error_t SrsSecurityTransport::unprotect_rtp(void* packet, int* nb_plaintext)
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{
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return srtp_->unprotect_rtp(cipher, plaintext, nb_plaintext);
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return srtp_->unprotect_rtp(packet, nb_plaintext);
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}
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srs_error_t SrsSecurityTransport::unprotect_rtcp(const char* cipher, char* plaintext, int& nb_plaintext)
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srs_error_t SrsSecurityTransport::unprotect_rtcp(void* packet, int* nb_plaintext)
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{
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return srtp_->unprotect_rtcp(cipher, plaintext, nb_plaintext);
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return srtp_->unprotect_rtcp(packet, nb_plaintext);
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}
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SrsSemiSecurityTransport::SrsSemiSecurityTransport(SrsRtcConnection* s) : SrsSecurityTransport(s)
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@ -281,14 +281,13 @@ srs_error_t SrsPlaintextTransport::protect_rtp2(void* rtp_hdr, int* len_ptr)
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return srs_success;
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}
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srs_error_t SrsPlaintextTransport::unprotect_rtp(const char* cipher, char* plaintext, int& nb_plaintext)
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srs_error_t SrsPlaintextTransport::unprotect_rtp(void* packet, int* nb_plaintext)
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{
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return srs_success;
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}
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srs_error_t SrsPlaintextTransport::unprotect_rtcp(const char* cipher, char* plaintext, int& nb_plaintext)
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srs_error_t SrsPlaintextTransport::unprotect_rtcp(void* packet, int* nb_plaintext)
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{
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memcpy(plaintext, cipher, nb_plaintext);
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return srs_success;
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}
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@ -1147,7 +1146,7 @@ srs_error_t SrsRtcPublishStream::on_rtp(char* data, int nb_data)
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// Decrypt the cipher to plaintext RTP data.
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int nb_unprotected_buf = nb_data;
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if ((err = session_->transport_->unprotect_rtp(data, NULL, nb_unprotected_buf)) != srs_success) {
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if ((err = session_->transport_->unprotect_rtp(data, &nb_unprotected_buf)) != srs_success) {
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// We try to decode the RTP header for more detail error informations.
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SrsBuffer b(data, nb_data); SrsRtpHeader h; h.ignore_padding(true);
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srs_error_t r0 = h.decode(&b); srs_freep(r0); // Ignore any error for header decoding.
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@ -1940,12 +1939,12 @@ srs_error_t SrsRtcConnection::on_rtcp(char* data, int nb_data)
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{
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srs_error_t err = srs_success;
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char unprotected_buf[kRtpPacketSize];
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int nb_unprotected_buf = nb_data;
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if ((err = transport_->unprotect_rtcp(data, unprotected_buf, nb_unprotected_buf)) != srs_success) {
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if ((err = transport_->unprotect_rtcp(data, &nb_unprotected_buf)) != srs_success) {
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return srs_error_wrap(err, "rtcp unprotect");
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}
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char* unprotected_buf = data;
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if (_srs_blackhole->blackhole) {
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_srs_blackhole->sendto(unprotected_buf, nb_unprotected_buf);
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}
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@ -100,8 +100,8 @@ public:
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virtual srs_error_t protect_rtp(const char* plaintext, char* cipher, int& nb_cipher) = 0;
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virtual srs_error_t protect_rtcp(const char* plaintext, char* cipher, int& nb_cipher) = 0;
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virtual srs_error_t protect_rtp2(void* rtp_hdr, int* len_ptr) = 0;
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virtual srs_error_t unprotect_rtp(const char* cipher, char* plaintext, int& nb_plaintext) = 0;
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virtual srs_error_t unprotect_rtcp(const char* cipher, char* plaintext, int& nb_plaintext) = 0;
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virtual srs_error_t unprotect_rtp(void* packet, int* nb_plaintext) = 0;
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virtual srs_error_t unprotect_rtcp(void* packet, int* nb_plaintext) = 0;
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};
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// The security transport, use DTLS/SRTP to protect the data.
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// Encrypt the input rtp_hdr with *len_ptr bytes.
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// @remark the input plaintext and out cipher reuse rtp_hdr.
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srs_error_t protect_rtp2(void* rtp_hdr, int* len_ptr);
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// Decrypt the input cipher to output cipher with nb_cipher bytes.
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// @remark Note that the nb_plaintext is the size of input cipher, and
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// it also is the length of output plaintext when return.
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srs_error_t unprotect_rtp(const char* cipher, char* plaintext, int& nb_plaintext);
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srs_error_t unprotect_rtcp(const char* cipher, char* plaintext, int& nb_plaintext);
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// Decrypt the packet(cipher) to plaintext, which is also the packet ptr.
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// The nb_plaintext should be initialized to the size of cipher.
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srs_error_t unprotect_rtp(void* packet, int* nb_plaintext);
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srs_error_t unprotect_rtcp(void* packet, int* nb_plaintext);
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// implement ISrsDtlsCallback
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public:
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virtual srs_error_t on_dtls_handshake_done();
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virtual srs_error_t protect_rtp(const char* plaintext, char* cipher, int& nb_cipher);
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virtual srs_error_t protect_rtcp(const char* plaintext, char* cipher, int& nb_cipher);
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virtual srs_error_t protect_rtp2(void* rtp_hdr, int* len_ptr);
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virtual srs_error_t unprotect_rtp(const char* cipher, char* plaintext, int& nb_plaintext);
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virtual srs_error_t unprotect_rtcp(const char* cipher, char* plaintext, int& nb_plaintext);
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srs_error_t unprotect_rtp(void* packet, int* nb_plaintext);
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srs_error_t unprotect_rtcp(void* packet, int* nb_plaintext);
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};
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// The handler for PLI worker coroutine.
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@ -1010,7 +1010,7 @@ srs_error_t SrsSRTP::protect_rtp2(void* rtp_hdr, int* len_ptr)
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return err;
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}
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srs_error_t SrsSRTP::unprotect_rtp(const char* cipher, char* plaintext, int& nb_plaintext)
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srs_error_t SrsSRTP::unprotect_rtp(void* packet, int* nb_plaintext)
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{
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srs_error_t err = srs_success;
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}
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srtp_err_status_t r0 = srtp_err_status_ok;
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if ((r0 = srtp_unprotect(recv_ctx_, (void*)cipher, &nb_plaintext)) != srtp_err_status_ok) {
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if ((r0 = srtp_unprotect(recv_ctx_, packet, nb_plaintext)) != srtp_err_status_ok) {
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return srs_error_new(ERROR_RTC_SRTP_UNPROTECT, "rtp unprotect r0=%u", r0);
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}
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return err;
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}
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srs_error_t SrsSRTP::unprotect_rtcp(const char* cipher, char* plaintext, int& nb_plaintext)
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srs_error_t SrsSRTP::unprotect_rtcp(void* packet, int* nb_plaintext)
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{
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srs_error_t err = srs_success;
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return srs_error_new(ERROR_RTC_SRTP_UNPROTECT, "not ready");
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}
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memcpy(plaintext, cipher, nb_plaintext);
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srtp_err_status_t r0 = srtp_err_status_ok;
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if ((r0 = srtp_unprotect_rtcp(recv_ctx_, plaintext, &nb_plaintext)) != srtp_err_status_ok) {
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if ((r0 = srtp_unprotect_rtcp(recv_ctx_, packet, nb_plaintext)) != srtp_err_status_ok) {
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return srs_error_new(ERROR_RTC_SRTP_UNPROTECT, "rtcp unprotect r0=%u", r0);
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}
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// Encrypt the input rtp_hdr with *len_ptr bytes.
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// @remark the input plaintext and out cipher reuse rtp_hdr.
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srs_error_t protect_rtp2(void* rtp_hdr, int* len_ptr);
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// Decrypt the input cipher to output cipher with nb_cipher bytes.
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// @remark Note that the nb_plaintext is the size of input cipher, and
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// it also is the length of output plaintext when return.
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srs_error_t unprotect_rtp(const char* cipher, char* plaintext, int& nb_plaintext);
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srs_error_t unprotect_rtcp(const char* cipher, char* plaintext, int& nb_plaintext);
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srs_error_t unprotect_rtp(void* packet, int* nb_plaintext);
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srs_error_t unprotect_rtcp(void* packet, int* nb_plaintext);
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};
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#endif
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