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/*
* SRT - Secure, Reliable, Transport
* Copyright (c) 2018 Haivision Systems Inc.
*
* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
* License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
* file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
*
*/
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*****************************************************************************/
/*****************************************************************************
written by
Yunhong Gu, last updated 02/28/2012
modified by
Haivision Systems Inc.
*****************************************************************************/
#ifndef _WIN32
#include <unistd.h>
#include <netdb.h>
#include <arpa/inet.h>
#include <cerrno>
#include <cstring>
#include <cstdlib>
#else
#include <winsock2.h>
#include <ws2tcpip.h>
#endif
#include <cmath>
#include <sstream>
#include "srt.h"
#include "queue.h"
#include "core.h"
#include "logging.h"
#include "crypto.h"
#include "logging_api.h" // Required due to containing extern srt_logger_config
// Again, just in case when some "smart guy" provided such a global macro
#ifdef min
#undef min
#endif
#ifdef max
#undef max
#endif
using namespace std;
namespace srt_logging
{
struct AllFaOn
{
LogConfig::fa_bitset_t allfa;
AllFaOn()
{
// allfa.set(SRT_LOGFA_BSTATS, true);
allfa.set(SRT_LOGFA_CONTROL, true);
allfa.set(SRT_LOGFA_DATA, true);
allfa.set(SRT_LOGFA_TSBPD, true);
allfa.set(SRT_LOGFA_REXMIT, true);
allfa.set(SRT_LOGFA_CONGEST, true);
#if ENABLE_HAICRYPT_LOGGING
allfa.set(SRT_LOGFA_HAICRYPT, true);
#endif
}
} logger_fa_all;
} // namespace srt_logging
// We need it outside the namespace to preserve the global name.
// It's a part of "hidden API" (used by applications)
SRT_API srt_logging::LogConfig srt_logger_config(srt_logging::logger_fa_all.allfa);
namespace srt_logging
{
Logger glog(SRT_LOGFA_GENERAL, srt_logger_config, "SRT.g");
// Unused. If not found useful, maybe reuse for another FA.
// Logger blog(SRT_LOGFA_BSTATS, srt_logger_config, "SRT.b");
Logger mglog(SRT_LOGFA_CONTROL, srt_logger_config, "SRT.c");
Logger dlog(SRT_LOGFA_DATA, srt_logger_config, "SRT.d");
Logger tslog(SRT_LOGFA_TSBPD, srt_logger_config, "SRT.t");
Logger rxlog(SRT_LOGFA_REXMIT, srt_logger_config, "SRT.r");
Logger cclog(SRT_LOGFA_CONGEST, srt_logger_config, "SRT.cc");
} // namespace srt_logging
using namespace srt_logging;
CUDTUnited CUDT::s_UDTUnited;
const SRTSOCKET UDT::INVALID_SOCK = CUDT::INVALID_SOCK;
const int UDT::ERROR = CUDT::ERROR;
// SRT Version constants
#define SRT_VERSION_UNK 0
#define SRT_VERSION_MAJ1 0x010000 /* Version 1 major */
#define SRT_VERSION_MAJ(v) (0xFF0000 & (v)) /* Major number ensuring backward compatibility */
#define SRT_VERSION_MIN(v) (0x00FF00 & (v))
#define SRT_VERSION_PCH(v) (0x0000FF & (v))
// NOTE: SRT_VERSION is primarily defined in the build file.
const int32_t SRT_DEF_VERSION = SrtParseVersion(SRT_VERSION);
//#define SRT_CMD_HSREQ 1 /* SRT Handshake Request (sender) */
#define SRT_CMD_HSREQ_MINSZ 8 /* Minumum Compatible (1.x.x) packet size (bytes) */
#define SRT_CMD_HSREQ_SZ 12 /* Current version packet size */
#if SRT_CMD_HSREQ_SZ > SRT_CMD_MAXSZ
#error SRT_CMD_MAXSZ too small
#endif
/* Handshake Request (Network Order)
0[31..0]: SRT version SRT_DEF_VERSION
1[31..0]: Options 0 [ | SRT_OPT_TSBPDSND ][ | SRT_OPT_HAICRYPT ]
2[31..16]: TsbPD resv 0
2[15..0]: TsbPD delay [0..60000] msec
*/
//#define SRT_CMD_HSRSP 2 /* SRT Handshake Response (receiver) */
#define SRT_CMD_HSRSP_MINSZ 8 /* Minumum Compatible (1.x.x) packet size (bytes) */
#define SRT_CMD_HSRSP_SZ 12 /* Current version packet size */
#if SRT_CMD_HSRSP_SZ > SRT_CMD_MAXSZ
#error SRT_CMD_MAXSZ too small
#endif
/* Handshake Response (Network Order)
0[31..0]: SRT version SRT_DEF_VERSION
1[31..0]: Options 0 [ | SRT_OPT_TSBPDRCV [| SRT_OPT_TLPKTDROP ]][ | SRT_OPT_HAICRYPT]
[ | SRT_OPT_NAKREPORT ] [ | SRT_OPT_REXMITFLG ]
2[31..16]: TsbPD resv 0
2[15..0]: TsbPD delay [0..60000] msec
*/
void CUDT::construct()
{
m_pSndBuffer = NULL;
m_pRcvBuffer = NULL;
m_pSndLossList = NULL;
m_pRcvLossList = NULL;
m_iReorderTolerance = 0;
m_iMaxReorderTolerance = 0; // Sensible optimal value is 10, 0 preserves old behavior
m_iConsecEarlyDelivery = 0; // how many times so far the packet considered lost has been received before TTL expires
m_iConsecOrderedDelivery = 0;
m_pSndQueue = NULL;
m_pRcvQueue = NULL;
m_pPeerAddr = NULL;
m_pSNode = NULL;
m_pRNode = NULL;
m_ullSndHsLastTime_us = 0;
m_iSndHsRetryCnt = SRT_MAX_HSRETRY + 1; // Will be reset to 0 for HSv5, this value is important for HSv4
// Initial status
m_bOpened = false;
m_bListening = false;
m_bConnecting = false;
m_bConnected = false;
m_bClosing = false;
m_bShutdown = false;
m_bBroken = false;
m_bPeerHealth = true;
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_UNKNOWN;
m_ullLingerExpiration = 0;
m_llLastReqTime = 0;
m_lSrtVersion = SRT_DEF_VERSION;
m_lPeerSrtVersion = 0; // not defined until connected.
m_lMinimumPeerSrtVersion = SRT_VERSION_MAJ1;
m_iTsbPdDelay_ms = 0;
m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms = 0;
m_bPeerTsbPd = false;
m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms = 0;
m_bTsbPd = false;
m_bTsbPdAckWakeup = false;
m_bPeerTLPktDrop = false;
m_uKmRefreshRatePkt = 0;
m_uKmPreAnnouncePkt = 0;
// Initilize mutex and condition variables
initSynch();
}
CUDT::CUDT()
{
construct();
(void)SRT_DEF_VERSION;
// Default UDT configurations
m_iMSS = 1500;
m_bSynSending = true;
m_bSynRecving = true;
m_iFlightFlagSize = 25600;
m_iSndBufSize = 8192;
m_iRcvBufSize = 8192; // Rcv buffer MUST NOT be bigger than Flight Flag size
// Linger: LIVE mode defaults, please refer to `SRTO_TRANSTYPE` option
// for other modes.
m_Linger.l_onoff = 0;
m_Linger.l_linger = 0;
m_iUDPSndBufSize = 65536;
m_iUDPRcvBufSize = m_iRcvBufSize * m_iMSS;
m_iSockType = UDT_DGRAM;
m_iIPversion = AF_INET;
m_bRendezvous = false;
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_CONNTIMEO
m_iConnTimeOut = 3000;
#endif
m_iSndTimeOut = -1;
m_iRcvTimeOut = -1;
m_bReuseAddr = true;
m_llMaxBW = -1;
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_IPOPTS
m_iIpTTL = -1;
m_iIpToS = -1;
#endif
m_CryptoSecret.len = 0;
m_iSndCryptoKeyLen = 0;
// Cfg
m_bDataSender = false; // Sender only if true: does not recv data
m_bOPT_TsbPd = true; // Enable TsbPd on sender
m_iOPT_TsbPdDelay = SRT_LIVE_DEF_LATENCY_MS;
m_iOPT_PeerTsbPdDelay = 0; // Peer's TsbPd delay as receiver (here is its minimum value, if used)
m_bOPT_TLPktDrop = true;
m_iOPT_SndDropDelay = 0;
m_bOPT_StrictEncryption = true;
m_iOPT_PeerIdleTimeout = COMM_RESPONSE_TIMEOUT_MS;
m_bTLPktDrop = true; // Too-late Packet Drop
m_bMessageAPI = true;
m_zOPT_ExpPayloadSize = SRT_LIVE_DEF_PLSIZE;
m_iIpV6Only = -1;
// Runtime
m_bRcvNakReport = true; // Receiver's Periodic NAK Reports
m_llInputBW = 0; // Application provided input bandwidth (internal input rate sampling == 0)
m_iOverheadBW = 25; // Percent above input stream rate (applies if m_llMaxBW == 0)
m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString = "";
m_pCache = NULL;
// Default congctl is "live".
// Available builtin congctl: "file".
// Other congctls can be registerred.
// Note that 'select' returns false if there's no such congctl.
// If so, congctl becomes unselected. Calling 'configure' on an
// unselected congctl results in exception.
m_CongCtl.select("live");
}
CUDT::CUDT(const CUDT &ancestor)
{
construct();
// XXX Consider all below fields (except m_bReuseAddr) to be put
// into a separate class for easier copying.
// Default UDT configurations
m_iMSS = ancestor.m_iMSS;
m_bSynSending = ancestor.m_bSynSending;
m_bSynRecving = ancestor.m_bSynRecving;
m_iFlightFlagSize = ancestor.m_iFlightFlagSize;
m_iSndBufSize = ancestor.m_iSndBufSize;
m_iRcvBufSize = ancestor.m_iRcvBufSize;
m_Linger = ancestor.m_Linger;
m_iUDPSndBufSize = ancestor.m_iUDPSndBufSize;
m_iUDPRcvBufSize = ancestor.m_iUDPRcvBufSize;
m_iSockType = ancestor.m_iSockType;
m_iIPversion = ancestor.m_iIPversion;
m_bRendezvous = ancestor.m_bRendezvous;
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_CONNTIMEO
m_iConnTimeOut = ancestor.m_iConnTimeOut;
#endif
m_iSndTimeOut = ancestor.m_iSndTimeOut;
m_iRcvTimeOut = ancestor.m_iRcvTimeOut;
m_bReuseAddr = true; // this must be true, because all accepted sockets share the same port with the listener
m_llMaxBW = ancestor.m_llMaxBW;
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_IPOPTS
m_iIpTTL = ancestor.m_iIpTTL;
m_iIpToS = ancestor.m_iIpToS;
#endif
m_llInputBW = ancestor.m_llInputBW;
m_iOverheadBW = ancestor.m_iOverheadBW;
m_bDataSender = ancestor.m_bDataSender;
m_bOPT_TsbPd = ancestor.m_bOPT_TsbPd;
m_iOPT_TsbPdDelay = ancestor.m_iOPT_TsbPdDelay;
m_iOPT_PeerTsbPdDelay = ancestor.m_iOPT_PeerTsbPdDelay;
m_bOPT_TLPktDrop = ancestor.m_bOPT_TLPktDrop;
m_iOPT_SndDropDelay = ancestor.m_iOPT_SndDropDelay;
m_bOPT_StrictEncryption = ancestor.m_bOPT_StrictEncryption;
m_iOPT_PeerIdleTimeout = ancestor.m_iOPT_PeerIdleTimeout;
m_zOPT_ExpPayloadSize = ancestor.m_zOPT_ExpPayloadSize;
m_bTLPktDrop = ancestor.m_bTLPktDrop;
m_bMessageAPI = ancestor.m_bMessageAPI;
m_iIpV6Only = ancestor.m_iIpV6Only;
m_iReorderTolerance = ancestor.m_iMaxReorderTolerance; // Initialize with maximum value
m_iMaxReorderTolerance = ancestor.m_iMaxReorderTolerance;
// Runtime
m_bRcvNakReport = ancestor.m_bRcvNakReport;
m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString = ancestor.m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString;
m_CryptoSecret = ancestor.m_CryptoSecret;
m_iSndCryptoKeyLen = ancestor.m_iSndCryptoKeyLen;
m_uKmRefreshRatePkt = ancestor.m_uKmRefreshRatePkt;
m_uKmPreAnnouncePkt = ancestor.m_uKmPreAnnouncePkt;
m_pCache = ancestor.m_pCache;
// SrtCongestion's copy constructor copies the selection,
// but not the underlying congctl object. After
// copy-constructed, the 'configure' must be called on it again.
m_CongCtl = ancestor.m_CongCtl;
}
CUDT::~CUDT()
{
// release mutex/condtion variables
destroySynch();
// Wipeout critical data
memset(&m_CryptoSecret, 0, sizeof(m_CryptoSecret));
// destroy the data structures
delete m_pSndBuffer;
delete m_pRcvBuffer;
delete m_pSndLossList;
delete m_pRcvLossList;
delete m_pPeerAddr;
delete m_pSNode;
delete m_pRNode;
}
// This function is to make it possible for both C and C++
// API to accept both bool and int types for boolean options.
// (it's not that C couldn't use <stdbool.h>, it's that people
// often forget to use correct type).
static bool bool_int_value(const void *optval, int optlen)
{
if (optlen == sizeof(bool))
{
return *(bool *)optval;
}
if (optlen == sizeof(int))
{
return 0 != *(int *)optval; // 0!= is a windows warning-killer int-to-bool conversion
}
return false;
}
void CUDT::setOpt(SRT_SOCKOPT optName, const void *optval, int optlen)
{
if (m_bBroken || m_bClosing)
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_CONNLOST, 0);
CGuard cg(m_ConnectionLock);
CGuard sendguard(m_SendLock);
CGuard recvguard(m_RecvLock);
switch (optName)
{
case SRTO_MSS:
if (m_bOpened)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISBOUND, 0);
if (*(int *)optval < int(CPacket::UDP_HDR_SIZE + CHandShake::m_iContentSize))
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
m_iMSS = *(int *)optval;
// Packet size cannot be greater than UDP buffer size
if (m_iMSS > m_iUDPSndBufSize)
m_iMSS = m_iUDPSndBufSize;
if (m_iMSS > m_iUDPRcvBufSize)
m_iMSS = m_iUDPRcvBufSize;
break;
case SRTO_SNDSYN:
m_bSynSending = bool_int_value(optval, optlen);
break;
case SRTO_RCVSYN:
m_bSynRecving = bool_int_value(optval, optlen);
break;
case SRTO_FC:
if (m_bConnecting || m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
if (*(int *)optval < 1)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL);
// Mimimum recv flight flag size is 32 packets
if (*(int *)optval > 32)
m_iFlightFlagSize = *(int *)optval;
else
m_iFlightFlagSize = 32;
break;
case SRTO_SNDBUF:
if (m_bOpened)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISBOUND, 0);
if (*(int *)optval <= 0)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
m_iSndBufSize = *(int *)optval / (m_iMSS - CPacket::UDP_HDR_SIZE);
break;
case SRTO_RCVBUF:
if (m_bOpened)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISBOUND, 0);
if (*(int *)optval <= 0)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
{
// This weird cast through int is required because
// API requires 'int', and internals require 'size_t';
// their size is different on 64-bit systems.
size_t val = size_t(*(int *)optval);
// Mimimum recv buffer size is 32 packets
size_t mssin_size = m_iMSS - CPacket::UDP_HDR_SIZE;
// XXX This magic 32 deserves some constant
if (val > mssin_size * 32)
m_iRcvBufSize = val / mssin_size;
else
m_iRcvBufSize = 32;
// recv buffer MUST not be greater than FC size
if (m_iRcvBufSize > m_iFlightFlagSize)
m_iRcvBufSize = m_iFlightFlagSize;
}
break;
case SRTO_LINGER:
m_Linger = *(linger *)optval;
break;
case SRTO_UDP_SNDBUF:
if (m_bOpened)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISBOUND, 0);
m_iUDPSndBufSize = *(int *)optval;
if (m_iUDPSndBufSize < m_iMSS)
m_iUDPSndBufSize = m_iMSS;
break;
case SRTO_UDP_RCVBUF:
if (m_bOpened)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISBOUND, 0);
m_iUDPRcvBufSize = *(int *)optval;
if (m_iUDPRcvBufSize < m_iMSS)
m_iUDPRcvBufSize = m_iMSS;
break;
case SRTO_RENDEZVOUS:
if (m_bConnecting || m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISBOUND, 0);
m_bRendezvous = bool_int_value(optval, optlen);
break;
case SRTO_SNDTIMEO:
m_iSndTimeOut = *(int *)optval;
break;
case SRTO_RCVTIMEO:
m_iRcvTimeOut = *(int *)optval;
break;
case SRTO_REUSEADDR:
if (m_bOpened)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISBOUND, 0);
m_bReuseAddr = bool_int_value(optval, optlen);
break;
case SRTO_MAXBW:
m_llMaxBW = *(int64_t *)optval;
// This can be done on both connected and unconnected socket.
// When not connected, this will do nothing, however this
// event will be repeated just after connecting anyway.
if (m_bConnected)
updateCC(TEV_INIT, TEV_INIT_RESET);
break;
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_IPOPTS
case SRTO_IPTTL:
if (m_bOpened)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISBOUND, 0);
if (!(*(int *)optval == -1) && !((*(int *)optval >= 1) && (*(int *)optval <= 255)))
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
m_iIpTTL = *(int *)optval;
break;
case SRTO_IPTOS:
if (m_bOpened)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISBOUND, 0);
m_iIpToS = *(int *)optval;
break;
#endif
case SRTO_INPUTBW:
m_llInputBW = *(int64_t *)optval;
// (only if connected; if not, then the value
// from m_iOverheadBW will be used initially)
if (m_bConnected)
updateCC(TEV_INIT, TEV_INIT_INPUTBW);
break;
case SRTO_OHEADBW:
if ((*(int *)optval < 5) || (*(int *)optval > 100))
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
m_iOverheadBW = *(int *)optval;
// Changed overhead BW, so spread the change
// (only if connected; if not, then the value
// from m_iOverheadBW will be used initially)
if (m_bConnected)
updateCC(TEV_INIT, TEV_INIT_OHEADBW);
break;
case SRTO_SENDER:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
m_bDataSender = bool_int_value(optval, optlen);
break;
case SRTO_TSBPDMODE:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
m_bOPT_TsbPd = bool_int_value(optval, optlen);
break;
case SRTO_LATENCY:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
m_iOPT_TsbPdDelay = *(int *)optval;
m_iOPT_PeerTsbPdDelay = *(int *)optval;
break;
case SRTO_RCVLATENCY:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
m_iOPT_TsbPdDelay = *(int *)optval;
break;
case SRTO_PEERLATENCY:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
m_iOPT_PeerTsbPdDelay = *(int *)optval;
break;
case SRTO_TLPKTDROP:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
m_bOPT_TLPktDrop = bool_int_value(optval, optlen);
break;
case SRTO_SNDDROPDELAY:
// Surprise: you may be connected to alter this option.
// The application may manipulate this option on sender while transmitting.
m_iOPT_SndDropDelay = *(int *)optval;
break;
case SRTO_PASSPHRASE:
// For consistency, throw exception when connected,
// no matter if otherwise the password can be set.
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_ENCRYPTION
// Password must be 10-80 characters.
// Or it can be empty to clear the password.
if ((optlen != 0) && (optlen < 10 || optlen > HAICRYPT_SECRET_MAX_SZ))
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
memset(&m_CryptoSecret, 0, sizeof(m_CryptoSecret));
m_CryptoSecret.typ = HAICRYPT_SECTYP_PASSPHRASE;
m_CryptoSecret.len = (optlen <= (int)sizeof(m_CryptoSecret.str) ? optlen : (int)sizeof(m_CryptoSecret.str));
memcpy(m_CryptoSecret.str, optval, m_CryptoSecret.len);
#else
if (optlen == 0)
break;
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "SRTO_PASSPHRASE: encryption not enabled at compile time");
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
#endif
break;
case SRTO_PBKEYLEN:
case _DEPRECATED_SRTO_SNDPBKEYLEN:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_ENCRYPTION
{
int v = *(int *)optval;
int allowed[4] = {
0, // Default value, if this results for initiator, defaults to 16. See below.
16, // AES-128
24, // AES-192
32 // AES-256
};
int *allowed_end = allowed + 4;
if (find(allowed, allowed_end, v) == allowed_end)
{
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "Invalid value for option SRTO_PBKEYLEN: " << v << "; allowed are: 0, 16, 24, 32");
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
}
// Note: This works a little different in HSv4 and HSv5.
// HSv4:
// The party that is set SRTO_SENDER will send KMREQ, and it will
// use default value 16, if SRTO_PBKEYLEN is the default value 0.
// The responder that receives KMRSP has nothing to say about
// PBKEYLEN anyway and it will take the length of the key from
// the initiator (sender) as a good deal.
//
// HSv5:
// The initiator (independently on the sender) will send KMREQ,
// and as it should be the sender to decide about the PBKEYLEN.
// Your application should do the following then:
// 1. The sender should set PBKEYLEN to the required value.
// 2. If the sender is initiator, it will create the key using
// its preset PBKEYLEN (or default 16, if not set) and the
// receiver-responder will take it as a good deal.
// 3. Leave the PBKEYLEN value on the receiver as default 0.
// 4. If sender is responder, it should then advertise the PBKEYLEN
// value in the initial handshake messages (URQ_INDUCTION if
// listener, and both URQ_WAVEAHAND and URQ_CONCLUSION in case
// of rendezvous, as it is the matter of luck who of them will
// eventually become the initiator). This way the receiver
// being an initiator will set m_iSndCryptoKeyLen before setting
// up KMREQ for sending to the sender-responder.
//
// Note that in HSv5 if both sides set PBKEYLEN, the responder
// wins, unless the initiator is a sender (the effective PBKEYLEN
// will be the one advertised by the responder). If none sets,
// PBKEYLEN will default to 16.
m_iSndCryptoKeyLen = v;
}
#else
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "SRTO_PBKEYLEN: encryption not enabled at compile time");
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
#endif
break;
case SRTO_NAKREPORT:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
m_bRcvNakReport = bool_int_value(optval, optlen);
break;
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_CONNTIMEO
case SRTO_CONNTIMEO:
m_iConnTimeOut = *(int *)optval;
break;
#endif
case SRTO_LOSSMAXTTL:
m_iMaxReorderTolerance = *(int *)optval;
if (!m_bConnected)
m_iReorderTolerance = m_iMaxReorderTolerance;
break;
case SRTO_VERSION:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
m_lSrtVersion = *(uint32_t *)optval;
break;
case SRTO_MINVERSION:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
m_lMinimumPeerSrtVersion = *(uint32_t *)optval;
break;
case SRTO_STREAMID:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
if (size_t(optlen) > MAX_SID_LENGTH)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
m_sStreamName.assign((const char *)optval, optlen);
break;
case SRTO_CONGESTION:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
{
string val;
if (optlen == -1)
val = (const char *)optval;
else
val.assign((const char *)optval, optlen);
// Translate alias
if (val == "vod")
val = "file";
bool res = m_CongCtl.select(val);
if (!res)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
}
break;
case SRTO_MESSAGEAPI:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
m_bMessageAPI = bool_int_value(optval, optlen);
break;
case SRTO_PAYLOADSIZE:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
if (*(int *)optval > SRT_LIVE_MAX_PLSIZE)
{
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "SRTO_PAYLOADSIZE: value exceeds SRT_LIVE_MAX_PLSIZE, maximum payload per MTU.");
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
}
if (m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString != "")
{
// This means that the filter might have been installed before,
// and the fix to the maximum payload size was already applied.
// This needs to be checked now.
SrtFilterConfig fc;
if (!ParseFilterConfig(m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString, fc))
{
// Break silently. This should not happen
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "SRTO_PAYLOADSIZE: IPE: failing filter configuration installed");
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
}
size_t efc_max_payload_size = SRT_LIVE_MAX_PLSIZE - fc.extra_size;
if (m_zOPT_ExpPayloadSize > efc_max_payload_size)
{
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "SRTO_PAYLOADSIZE: value exceeds SRT_LIVE_MAX_PLSIZE decreased by " << fc.extra_size
<< " required for packet filter header");
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
}
}
m_zOPT_ExpPayloadSize = *(int *)optval;
break;
case SRTO_TRANSTYPE:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
// XXX Note that here the configuration for SRTT_LIVE
// is the same as DEFAULT VALUES for these fields set
// in CUDT::CUDT.
switch (*(SRT_TRANSTYPE *)optval)
{
case SRTT_LIVE:
// Default live options:
// - tsbpd: on
// - latency: 120ms
// - linger: off
// - congctl: live
// - extraction method: message (reading call extracts one message)
m_bOPT_TsbPd = true;
m_iOPT_TsbPdDelay = SRT_LIVE_DEF_LATENCY_MS;
m_iOPT_PeerTsbPdDelay = 0;
m_bOPT_TLPktDrop = true;
m_iOPT_SndDropDelay = 0;
m_bMessageAPI = true;
m_bRcvNakReport = true;
m_zOPT_ExpPayloadSize = SRT_LIVE_DEF_PLSIZE;
m_Linger.l_onoff = 0;
m_Linger.l_linger = 0;
m_CongCtl.select("live");
break;
case SRTT_FILE:
// File transfer mode:
// - tsbpd: off
// - latency: 0
// - linger: 2 minutes (180s)
// - congctl: file (original UDT congestion control)
// - extraction method: stream (reading call extracts as many bytes as available and fits in buffer)
m_bOPT_TsbPd = false;
m_iOPT_TsbPdDelay = 0;
m_iOPT_PeerTsbPdDelay = 0;
m_bOPT_TLPktDrop = false;
m_iOPT_SndDropDelay = -1;
m_bMessageAPI = false;
m_bRcvNakReport = false;
m_zOPT_ExpPayloadSize = 0; // use maximum
m_Linger.l_onoff = 1;
m_Linger.l_linger = 180; // 2 minutes
m_CongCtl.select("file");
break;
default:
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
}
break;
case SRTO_KMREFRESHRATE:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
// If you first change the KMREFRESHRATE, KMPREANNOUNCE
// will be set to the maximum allowed value
m_uKmRefreshRatePkt = *(int *)optval;
if (m_uKmPreAnnouncePkt == 0 || m_uKmPreAnnouncePkt > (m_uKmRefreshRatePkt - 1) / 2)
{
m_uKmPreAnnouncePkt = (m_uKmRefreshRatePkt - 1) / 2;
LOGC(mglog.Warn,
log << "SRTO_KMREFRESHRATE=0x" << hex << m_uKmRefreshRatePkt << ": setting SRTO_KMPREANNOUNCE=0x"
<< hex << m_uKmPreAnnouncePkt);
}
break;
case SRTO_KMPREANNOUNCE:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
{
int val = *(int *)optval;
int kmref = m_uKmRefreshRatePkt == 0 ? HAICRYPT_DEF_KM_REFRESH_RATE : m_uKmRefreshRatePkt;
if (val > (kmref - 1) / 2)
{
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "SRTO_KMPREANNOUNCE=0x" << hex << val << " exceeds KmRefresh/2, 0x" << ((kmref - 1) / 2)
<< " - OPTION REJECTED.");
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
}
m_uKmPreAnnouncePkt = val;
}
break;
case SRTO_ENFORCEDENCRYPTION:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
m_bOPT_StrictEncryption = bool_int_value(optval, optlen);
break;
case SRTO_PEERIDLETIMEO:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
m_iOPT_PeerIdleTimeout = *(int *)optval;
break;
case SRTO_IPV6ONLY:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
m_iIpV6Only = *(int *)optval;
break;
case SRTO_PACKETFILTER:
if (m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
{
string arg((char *)optval, optlen);
// Parse the configuration string prematurely
SrtFilterConfig fc;
if (!ParseFilterConfig(arg, fc))
{
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "SRTO_FILTER: Incorrect syntax. Use: FILTERTYPE[,KEY:VALUE...]. "
"FILTERTYPE ("
<< fc.type << ") must be installed (or builtin)");
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
}
size_t efc_max_payload_size = SRT_LIVE_MAX_PLSIZE - fc.extra_size;
if (m_zOPT_ExpPayloadSize > efc_max_payload_size)
{
LOGC(mglog.Warn,
log << "Due to filter-required extra " << fc.extra_size << " bytes, SRTO_PAYLOADSIZE fixed to "
<< efc_max_payload_size << " bytes");
m_zOPT_ExpPayloadSize = efc_max_payload_size;
}
m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString = arg;
}
break;
default:
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
}
}
void CUDT::getOpt(SRT_SOCKOPT optName, void *optval, int &optlen)
{
CGuard cg(m_ConnectionLock);
switch (optName)
{
case SRTO_MSS:
*(int *)optval = m_iMSS;
optlen = sizeof(int);
break;
case SRTO_SNDSYN:
*(bool *)optval = m_bSynSending;
optlen = sizeof(bool);
break;
case SRTO_RCVSYN:
*(bool *)optval = m_bSynRecving;
optlen = sizeof(bool);
break;
case SRTO_ISN:
*(int *)optval = m_iISN;
optlen = sizeof(int);
break;
case SRTO_FC:
*(int *)optval = m_iFlightFlagSize;
optlen = sizeof(int);
break;
case SRTO_SNDBUF:
*(int *)optval = m_iSndBufSize * (m_iMSS - CPacket::UDP_HDR_SIZE);
optlen = sizeof(int);
break;
case SRTO_RCVBUF:
*(int *)optval = m_iRcvBufSize * (m_iMSS - CPacket::UDP_HDR_SIZE);
optlen = sizeof(int);
break;
case SRTO_LINGER:
if (optlen < (int)(sizeof(linger)))
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
*(linger *)optval = m_Linger;
optlen = sizeof(linger);
break;
case SRTO_UDP_SNDBUF:
*(int *)optval = m_iUDPSndBufSize;
optlen = sizeof(int);
break;
case SRTO_UDP_RCVBUF:
*(int *)optval = m_iUDPRcvBufSize;
optlen = sizeof(int);
break;
case SRTO_RENDEZVOUS:
*(bool *)optval = m_bRendezvous;
optlen = sizeof(bool);
break;
case SRTO_SNDTIMEO:
*(int *)optval = m_iSndTimeOut;
optlen = sizeof(int);
break;
case SRTO_RCVTIMEO:
*(int *)optval = m_iRcvTimeOut;
optlen = sizeof(int);
break;
case SRTO_REUSEADDR:
*(bool *)optval = m_bReuseAddr;
optlen = sizeof(bool);
break;
case SRTO_MAXBW:
*(int64_t *)optval = m_llMaxBW;
optlen = sizeof(int64_t);
break;
case SRTO_STATE:
*(int32_t *)optval = s_UDTUnited.getStatus(m_SocketID);
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
case SRTO_EVENT:
{
int32_t event = 0;
if (m_bBroken)
event |= UDT_EPOLL_ERR;
else
{
CGuard::enterCS(m_RecvLock);
if (m_pRcvBuffer && m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady())
event |= UDT_EPOLL_IN;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_RecvLock);
if (m_pSndBuffer && (m_iSndBufSize > m_pSndBuffer->getCurrBufSize()))
event |= UDT_EPOLL_OUT;
}
*(int32_t *)optval = event;
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
}
case SRTO_SNDDATA:
if (m_pSndBuffer)
*(int32_t *)optval = m_pSndBuffer->getCurrBufSize();
else
*(int32_t *)optval = 0;
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
case SRTO_RCVDATA:
if (m_pRcvBuffer)
{
CGuard::enterCS(m_RecvLock);
*(int32_t *)optval = m_pRcvBuffer->getRcvDataSize();
CGuard::leaveCS(m_RecvLock);
}
else
*(int32_t *)optval = 0;
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_IPOPTS
case SRTO_IPTTL:
if (m_bOpened)
*(int32_t *)optval = m_pSndQueue->getIpTTL();
else
*(int32_t *)optval = m_iIpTTL;
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
case SRTO_IPTOS:
if (m_bOpened)
*(int32_t *)optval = m_pSndQueue->getIpToS();
else
*(int32_t *)optval = m_iIpToS;
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
#endif
case SRTO_SENDER:
*(int32_t *)optval = m_bDataSender;
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
case SRTO_TSBPDMODE:
*(int32_t *)optval = m_bOPT_TsbPd;
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
case SRTO_LATENCY:
case SRTO_RCVLATENCY:
*(int32_t *)optval = m_iTsbPdDelay_ms;
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
case SRTO_PEERLATENCY:
*(int32_t *)optval = m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms;
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
case SRTO_TLPKTDROP:
*(int32_t *)optval = m_bTLPktDrop;
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
case SRTO_SNDDROPDELAY:
*(int32_t *)optval = m_iOPT_SndDropDelay;
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
case SRTO_PBKEYLEN:
if (m_pCryptoControl)
*(int32_t *)optval = m_pCryptoControl->KeyLen(); // Running Key length.
else
*(int32_t *)optval = m_iSndCryptoKeyLen; // May be 0.
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
case SRTO_KMSTATE:
if (!m_pCryptoControl)
*(int32_t *)optval = SRT_KM_S_UNSECURED;
else if (m_bDataSender)
*(int32_t *)optval = m_pCryptoControl->m_SndKmState;
else
*(int32_t *)optval = m_pCryptoControl->m_RcvKmState;
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
case SRTO_SNDKMSTATE: // State imposed by Agent depending on PW and KMX
if (m_pCryptoControl)
*(int32_t *)optval = m_pCryptoControl->m_SndKmState;
else
*(int32_t *)optval = SRT_KM_S_UNSECURED;
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
case SRTO_RCVKMSTATE: // State returned by Peer as informed during KMX
if (m_pCryptoControl)
*(int32_t *)optval = m_pCryptoControl->m_RcvKmState;
else
*(int32_t *)optval = SRT_KM_S_UNSECURED;
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
case SRTO_LOSSMAXTTL:
*(int32_t*)optval = m_iMaxReorderTolerance;
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
case SRTO_NAKREPORT:
*(bool *)optval = m_bRcvNakReport;
optlen = sizeof(bool);
break;
case SRTO_VERSION:
*(int32_t *)optval = m_lSrtVersion;
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
case SRTO_PEERVERSION:
*(int32_t *)optval = m_lPeerSrtVersion;
optlen = sizeof(int32_t);
break;
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_CONNTIMEO
case SRTO_CONNTIMEO:
*(int *)optval = m_iConnTimeOut;
optlen = sizeof(int);
break;
#endif
case SRTO_MINVERSION:
*(uint32_t *)optval = m_lMinimumPeerSrtVersion;
optlen = sizeof(uint32_t);
break;
case SRTO_STREAMID:
if (size_t(optlen) < m_sStreamName.size() + 1)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
strcpy((char *)optval, m_sStreamName.c_str());
optlen = m_sStreamName.size();
break;
case SRTO_CONGESTION:
{
string tt = m_CongCtl.selected_name();
strcpy((char *)optval, tt.c_str());
optlen = tt.size();
}
break;
case SRTO_MESSAGEAPI:
optlen = sizeof(bool);
*(bool *)optval = m_bMessageAPI;
break;
case SRTO_PAYLOADSIZE:
optlen = sizeof(int);
*(int *)optval = m_zOPT_ExpPayloadSize;
break;
case SRTO_ENFORCEDENCRYPTION:
optlen = sizeof(int32_t); // also with TSBPDMODE and SENDER
*(int32_t *)optval = m_bOPT_StrictEncryption;
break;
case SRTO_IPV6ONLY:
optlen = sizeof(int);
*(int *)optval = m_iIpV6Only;
break;
case SRTO_PEERIDLETIMEO:
*(int *)optval = m_iOPT_PeerIdleTimeout;
optlen = sizeof(int);
break;
case SRTO_PACKETFILTER:
if (size_t(optlen) < m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString.size() + 1)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
strcpy((char *)optval, m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString.c_str());
optlen = m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString.size();
break;
default:
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_NONE, 0);
}
}
bool CUDT::setstreamid(SRTSOCKET u, const std::string &sid)
{
CUDT *that = getUDTHandle(u);
if (!that)
return false;
if (sid.size() > MAX_SID_LENGTH)
return false;
if (that->m_bConnected)
return false;
that->m_sStreamName = sid;
return true;
}
std::string CUDT::getstreamid(SRTSOCKET u)
{
CUDT *that = getUDTHandle(u);
if (!that)
return "";
return that->m_sStreamName;
}
// XXX REFACTOR: Make common code for CUDT constructor and clearData,
// possibly using CUDT::construct.
void CUDT::clearData()
{
// Initial sequence number, loss, acknowledgement, etc.
int udpsize = m_iMSS - CPacket::UDP_HDR_SIZE;
m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize = udpsize - CPacket::HDR_SIZE;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "clearData: PAYLOAD SIZE: " << m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize);
m_iEXPCount = 1;
m_iBandwidth = 1; // pkts/sec
// XXX use some constant for this 16
m_iDeliveryRate = 16;
m_iByteDeliveryRate = 16 * m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize;
m_iAckSeqNo = 0;
m_ullLastAckTime_tk = 0;
// trace information
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
m_stats.startTime = CTimer::getTime();
m_stats.sentTotal = m_stats.recvTotal = m_stats.sndLossTotal = m_stats.rcvLossTotal = m_stats.retransTotal =
m_stats.sentACKTotal = m_stats.recvACKTotal = m_stats.sentNAKTotal = m_stats.recvNAKTotal = 0;
m_stats.lastSampleTime = CTimer::getTime();
m_stats.traceSent = m_stats.traceRecv = m_stats.traceSndLoss = m_stats.traceRcvLoss = m_stats.traceRetrans =
m_stats.sentACK = m_stats.recvACK = m_stats.sentNAK = m_stats.recvNAK = 0;
m_stats.traceRcvRetrans = 0;
m_stats.traceReorderDistance = 0;
m_stats.traceBelatedTime = 0.0;
m_stats.traceRcvBelated = 0;
m_stats.sndDropTotal = 0;
m_stats.traceSndDrop = 0;
m_stats.rcvDropTotal = 0;
m_stats.traceRcvDrop = 0;
m_stats.m_rcvUndecryptTotal = 0;
m_stats.traceRcvUndecrypt = 0;
m_stats.bytesSentTotal = 0;
m_stats.bytesRecvTotal = 0;
m_stats.bytesRetransTotal = 0;
m_stats.traceBytesSent = 0;
m_stats.traceBytesRecv = 0;
m_stats.sndFilterExtra = 0;
m_stats.rcvFilterExtra = 0;
m_stats.rcvFilterSupply = 0;
m_stats.rcvFilterLoss = 0;
m_stats.traceBytesRetrans = 0;
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_LOSTBYTESCOUNT
m_stats.traceRcvBytesLoss = 0;
#endif
m_stats.sndBytesDropTotal = 0;
m_stats.rcvBytesDropTotal = 0;
m_stats.traceSndBytesDrop = 0;
m_stats.traceRcvBytesDrop = 0;
m_stats.m_rcvBytesUndecryptTotal = 0;
m_stats.traceRcvBytesUndecrypt = 0;
m_stats.sndDuration = m_stats.m_sndDurationTotal = 0;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
// Resetting these data because this happens when agent isn't connected.
m_bPeerTsbPd = false;
m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms = 0;
m_bTsbPd = m_bOPT_TsbPd; // Take the values from user-configurable options
m_iTsbPdDelay_ms = m_iOPT_TsbPdDelay;
m_bTLPktDrop = m_bOPT_TLPktDrop;
m_bPeerTLPktDrop = false;
m_bPeerNakReport = false;
m_bPeerRexmitFlag = false;
m_RdvState = CHandShake::RDV_INVALID;
m_ullRcvPeerStartTime = 0;
}
void CUDT::open()
{
CGuard cg(m_ConnectionLock);
clearData();
// structures for queue
if (m_pSNode == NULL)
m_pSNode = new CSNode;
m_pSNode->m_pUDT = this;
m_pSNode->m_llTimeStamp_tk = 1;
m_pSNode->m_iHeapLoc = -1;
if (m_pRNode == NULL)
m_pRNode = new CRNode;
m_pRNode->m_pUDT = this;
m_pRNode->m_llTimeStamp_tk = 1;
m_pRNode->m_pPrev = m_pRNode->m_pNext = NULL;
m_pRNode->m_bOnList = false;
m_iRTT = 10 * COMM_SYN_INTERVAL_US;
m_iRTTVar = m_iRTT >> 1;
m_ullCPUFrequency = CTimer::getCPUFrequency();
// set minimum NAK and EXP timeout to 300ms
/*
XXX This code is blocked because the value of
m_ullMinNakInt_tk will be overwritten again in setupCC.
And in setupCC it will have an opportunity to make the
value overridden according to the statements in the SrtCongestion.
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_NAKREPORT
if (m_bRcvNakReport)
m_ullMinNakInt_tk = m_iMinNakInterval_us * m_ullCPUFrequency;
else
#endif
*/
// Set up timers
m_ullMinNakInt_tk = 300000 * m_ullCPUFrequency;
m_ullMinExpInt_tk = 300000 * m_ullCPUFrequency;
m_ullACKInt_tk = COMM_SYN_INTERVAL_US * m_ullCPUFrequency;
m_ullNAKInt_tk = m_ullMinNakInt_tk;
uint64_t currtime_tk;
CTimer::rdtsc(currtime_tk);
m_ullLastRspTime_tk = currtime_tk;
m_ullNextACKTime_tk = currtime_tk + m_ullACKInt_tk;
m_ullNextNAKTime_tk = currtime_tk + m_ullNAKInt_tk;
m_ullLastRspAckTime_tk = currtime_tk;
m_ullLastSndTime_tk = currtime_tk;
m_iReXmitCount = 1;
m_iPktCount = 0;
m_iLightACKCount = 1;
m_ullTargetTime_tk = 0;
m_ullTimeDiff_tk = 0;
// Now UDT is opened.
m_bOpened = true;
}
void CUDT::setListenState()
{
CGuard cg(m_ConnectionLock);
if (!m_bOpened)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_NONE, 0);
if (m_bConnecting || m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
// listen can be called more than once
if (m_bListening)
return;
// if there is already another socket listening on the same port
if (m_pRcvQueue->setListener(this) < 0)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_BUSY, 0);
m_bListening = true;
}
size_t CUDT::fillSrtHandshake(uint32_t *srtdata, size_t srtlen, int msgtype, int hs_version)
{
if (srtlen < SRT_HS__SIZE)
{
LOGC(mglog.Fatal,
log << "IPE: fillSrtHandshake: buffer too small: " << srtlen << " (expected: " << SRT_HS__SIZE << ")");
return 0;
}
srtlen = SRT_HS__SIZE; // We use only that much space.
memset(srtdata, 0, sizeof(uint32_t) * srtlen);
/* Current version (1.x.x) SRT handshake */
srtdata[SRT_HS_VERSION] = m_lSrtVersion; /* Required version */
srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS] |= SrtVersionCapabilities();
switch (msgtype)
{
case SRT_CMD_HSREQ:
return fillSrtHandshake_HSREQ(srtdata, srtlen, hs_version);
case SRT_CMD_HSRSP:
return fillSrtHandshake_HSRSP(srtdata, srtlen, hs_version);
default:
LOGC(mglog.Fatal, log << "IPE: createSrtHandshake/sendSrtMsg called with value " << msgtype);
return 0;
}
}
size_t CUDT::fillSrtHandshake_HSREQ(uint32_t *srtdata, size_t /* srtlen - unused */, int hs_version)
{
// INITIATOR sends HSREQ.
// The TSBPD(SND|RCV) options are being set only if the TSBPD is set in the current agent.
// The agent has a decisive power only in the range of RECEIVING the data, however it can
// also influence the peer's latency. If agent doesn't set TSBPD mode, it doesn't send any
// latency flags, although the peer might still want to do Rx with TSBPD. When agent sets
// TsbPd mode, it defines latency values for Rx (itself) and Tx (peer's Rx). If peer does
// not set TsbPd mode, it will simply ignore the proposed latency (PeerTsbPdDelay), although
// if it has received the Rx latency as well, it must honor it and respond accordingly
// (the latter is only in case of HSv5 and bidirectional connection).
if (m_bOPT_TsbPd)
{
m_iTsbPdDelay_ms = m_iOPT_TsbPdDelay;
m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms = m_iOPT_PeerTsbPdDelay;
/*
* Sent data is real-time, use Time-based Packet Delivery,
* set option bit and configured delay
*/
srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS] |= SRT_OPT_TSBPDSND;
if (hs_version < CUDT::HS_VERSION_SRT1)
{
// HSv4 - this uses only one value.
srtdata[SRT_HS_LATENCY] = SRT_HS_LATENCY_LEG::wrap(m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms);
}
else
{
// HSv5 - this will be understood only since this version when this exists.
srtdata[SRT_HS_LATENCY] = SRT_HS_LATENCY_SND::wrap(m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms);
m_bTsbPd = true;
// And in the reverse direction.
srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS] |= SRT_OPT_TSBPDRCV;
srtdata[SRT_HS_LATENCY] |= SRT_HS_LATENCY_RCV::wrap(m_iTsbPdDelay_ms);
// This wasn't there for HSv4, this setting is only for the receiver.
// HSv5 is bidirectional, so every party is a receiver.
if (m_bTLPktDrop)
srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS] |= SRT_OPT_TLPKTDROP;
}
}
if (m_bRcvNakReport)
srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS] |= SRT_OPT_NAKREPORT;
// I support SRT_OPT_REXMITFLG. Do you?
srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS] |= SRT_OPT_REXMITFLG;
// Declare the API used. The flag is set for "stream" API because
// the older versions will never set this flag, but all old SRT versions use message API.
if (!m_bMessageAPI)
srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS] |= SRT_OPT_STREAM;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "HSREQ/snd: LATENCY[SND:" << SRT_HS_LATENCY_SND::unwrap(srtdata[SRT_HS_LATENCY])
<< " RCV:" << SRT_HS_LATENCY_RCV::unwrap(srtdata[SRT_HS_LATENCY]) << "] FLAGS["
<< SrtFlagString(srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS]) << "]");
return 3;
}
size_t CUDT::fillSrtHandshake_HSRSP(uint32_t *srtdata, size_t /* srtlen - unused */, int hs_version)
{
// Setting m_ullRcvPeerStartTime is done in processSrtMsg_HSREQ(), so
// this condition will be skipped only if this function is called without
// getting first received HSREQ. Doesn't look possible in both HSv4 and HSv5.
if (m_ullRcvPeerStartTime != 0)
{
// If Agent doesn't set TSBPD, it will not set the TSBPD flag back to the Peer.
// The peer doesn't have be disturbed by it anyway.
if (m_bTsbPd)
{
/*
* We got and transposed peer start time (HandShake request timestamp),
* we can support Timestamp-based Packet Delivery
*/
srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS] |= SRT_OPT_TSBPDRCV;
if (hs_version < HS_VERSION_SRT1)
{
// HSv4 - this uses only one value
srtdata[SRT_HS_LATENCY] = SRT_HS_LATENCY_LEG::wrap(m_iTsbPdDelay_ms);
}
else
{
// HSv5 - this puts "agent's" latency into RCV field and "peer's" -
// into SND field.
srtdata[SRT_HS_LATENCY] = SRT_HS_LATENCY_RCV::wrap(m_iTsbPdDelay_ms);
}
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "HSRSP/snd: TSBPD off, NOT responding TSBPDRCV flag.");
}
// Hsv5, only when peer has declared TSBPD mode.
// The flag was already set, and the value already "maximized" in processSrtMsg_HSREQ().
if (m_bPeerTsbPd && hs_version >= HS_VERSION_SRT1)
{
// HSv5 is bidirectional - so send the TSBPDSND flag, and place also the
// peer's latency into SND field.
srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS] |= SRT_OPT_TSBPDSND;
srtdata[SRT_HS_LATENCY] |= SRT_HS_LATENCY_SND::wrap(m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "HSRSP/snd: HSv5 peer uses TSBPD, responding TSBPDSND latency=" << m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms);
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "HSRSP/snd: HSv" << (hs_version == CUDT::HS_VERSION_UDT4 ? 4 : 5)
<< " with peer TSBPD=" << (m_bPeerTsbPd ? "on" : "off") << " - NOT responding TSBPDSND");
}
if (m_bTLPktDrop)
srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS] |= SRT_OPT_TLPKTDROP;
}
else
{
LOGC(mglog.Fatal, log << "IPE: fillSrtHandshake_HSRSP: m_ullRcvPeerStartTime NOT SET!");
return 0;
}
if (m_bRcvNakReport)
{
// HSv5: Note that this setting is independent on the value of
// m_bPeerNakReport, which represent this setting in the peer.
srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS] |= SRT_OPT_NAKREPORT;
/*
* NAK Report is so efficient at controlling bandwidth that sender TLPktDrop
* is not needed. SRT 1.0.5 to 1.0.7 sender TLPktDrop combined with SRT 1.0
* Timestamp-Based Packet Delivery was not well implemented and could drop
* big I-Frame tail before sending once on low latency setups.
* Disabling TLPktDrop in the receiver SRT Handshake Reply prevents the sender
* from enabling Too-Late Packet Drop.
*/
if (m_lPeerSrtVersion <= SrtVersion(1, 0, 7))
srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS] &= ~SRT_OPT_TLPKTDROP;
}
if (m_lSrtVersion >= SrtVersion(1, 2, 0))
{
if (!m_bPeerRexmitFlag)
{
// Peer does not request to use rexmit flag, if so,
// we won't use as well.
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "HSRSP/snd: AGENT understands REXMIT flag, but PEER DOES NOT. NOT setting.");
}
else
{
// Request that the rexmit bit be used as a part of msgno.
srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS] |= SRT_OPT_REXMITFLG;
HLOGF(mglog.Debug, "HSRSP/snd: AGENT UNDERSTANDS REXMIT flag and PEER reported that it does, too.");
}
}
else
{
// Since this is now in the code, it can occur only in case when you change the
// version specification in the build configuration.
HLOGF(mglog.Debug, "HSRSP/snd: AGENT DOES NOT UNDERSTAND REXMIT flag");
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "HSRSP/snd: LATENCY[SND:" << SRT_HS_LATENCY_SND::unwrap(srtdata[SRT_HS_LATENCY])
<< " RCV:" << SRT_HS_LATENCY_RCV::unwrap(srtdata[SRT_HS_LATENCY]) << "] FLAGS["
<< SrtFlagString(srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS]) << "]");
return 3;
}
size_t CUDT::prepareSrtHsMsg(int cmd, uint32_t *srtdata, size_t size)
{
size_t srtlen = fillSrtHandshake(srtdata, size, cmd, handshakeVersion());
HLOGF(mglog.Debug,
"CMD:%s(%d) Len:%d Version: %s Flags: %08X (%s) sdelay:%d",
MessageTypeStr(UMSG_EXT, cmd).c_str(),
cmd,
(int)(srtlen * sizeof(int32_t)),
SrtVersionString(srtdata[SRT_HS_VERSION]).c_str(),
srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS],
SrtFlagString(srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS]).c_str(),
srtdata[SRT_HS_LATENCY]);
return srtlen;
}
void CUDT::sendSrtMsg(int cmd, uint32_t *srtdata_in, int srtlen_in)
{
CPacket srtpkt;
int32_t srtcmd = (int32_t)cmd;
static const size_t SRTDATA_MAXSIZE = SRT_CMD_MAXSZ / sizeof(int32_t);
// This is in order to issue a compile error if the SRT_CMD_MAXSZ is
// too small to keep all the data. As this is "static const", declaring
// an array of such specified size in C++ isn't considered VLA.
static const int SRTDATA_SIZE = SRTDATA_MAXSIZE >= SRT_HS__SIZE ? SRTDATA_MAXSIZE : -1;
// This will be effectively larger than SRT_HS__SIZE, but it will be also used
// for incoming data. We have a guarantee that it won't be larger than SRTDATA_MAXSIZE.
uint32_t srtdata[SRTDATA_SIZE];
int srtlen = 0;
if (cmd == SRT_CMD_REJECT)
{
// This is a value returned by processSrtMsg underlying layer, potentially
// to be reported here. Should this happen, just send a rejection message.
cmd = SRT_CMD_HSRSP;
srtdata[SRT_HS_VERSION] = 0;
}
switch (cmd)
{
case SRT_CMD_HSREQ:
case SRT_CMD_HSRSP:
srtlen = prepareSrtHsMsg(cmd, srtdata, SRTDATA_SIZE);
break;
case SRT_CMD_KMREQ: // Sender
case SRT_CMD_KMRSP: // Receiver
srtlen = srtlen_in;
/* Msg already in network order
* But CChannel:sendto will swap again (assuming 32-bit fields)
* Pre-swap to cancel it.
*/
HtoNLA(srtdata, srtdata_in, srtlen);
m_pCryptoControl->updateKmState(cmd, srtlen); // <-- THIS function can't be moved to CUDT
break;
default:
LOGF(mglog.Error, "sndSrtMsg: cmd=%d unsupported", cmd);
break;
}
if (srtlen > 0)
{
/* srtpkt.pack will set message data in network order */
srtpkt.pack(UMSG_EXT, &srtcmd, srtdata, srtlen * sizeof(int32_t));
addressAndSend(srtpkt);
}
}
// PREREQUISITE:
// pkt must be set the buffer and configured for UMSG_HANDSHAKE.
// Note that this function replaces also serialization for the HSv4.
bool CUDT::createSrtHandshake(ref_t<CPacket> r_pkt,
ref_t<CHandShake> r_hs,
int srths_cmd,
int srtkm_cmd,
const uint32_t * kmdata,
size_t kmdata_wordsize /* IN WORDS, NOT BYTES!!! */)
{
CPacket & pkt = *r_pkt;
CHandShake &hs = *r_hs;
// This function might be called before the opposite version was recognized.
// Check if the version is exactly 4 because this means that the peer has already
// sent something - asynchronously, and usually in rendezvous - and we already know
// that the peer is version 4. In this case, agent must behave as HSv4, til the end.
if (m_ConnRes.m_iVersion == HS_VERSION_UDT4)
{
hs.m_iVersion = HS_VERSION_UDT4;
hs.m_iType = UDT_DGRAM;
if (hs.m_extension)
{
// Should be impossible
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "createSrtHandshake: IPE: EXTENSION SET WHEN peer reports version 4 - fixing...");
hs.m_extension = false;
}
}
else
{
hs.m_iType = 0; // Prepare it for flags
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "createSrtHandshake: buf size=" << pkt.getLength() << " hsx=" << MessageTypeStr(UMSG_EXT, srths_cmd)
<< " kmx=" << MessageTypeStr(UMSG_EXT, srtkm_cmd) << " kmdata_wordsize=" << kmdata_wordsize
<< " version=" << hs.m_iVersion);
// Once you are certain that the version is HSv5, set the enc type flags
// to advertise pbkeylen. Otherwise make sure that the old interpretation
// will correctly pick up the type field. PBKEYLEN should be advertized
// regardless of what URQ stage the handshake is (note that in case of rendezvous
// CONCLUSION might be the FIRST MESSAGE EVER RECEIVED by a party).
if (hs.m_iVersion > HS_VERSION_UDT4)
{
// Check if there was a failure to receie HSREQ before trying to craft HSRSP.
// If fillSrtHandshake_HSRSP catches the condition of m_ullRcvPeerStartTime == 0,
// it will return size 0, which will mess up with further extension procedures;
// PREVENT THIS HERE.
if (hs.m_iReqType == URQ_CONCLUSION && srths_cmd == SRT_CMD_HSRSP && m_ullRcvPeerStartTime == 0)
{
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "createSrtHandshake: IPE (non-fatal): Attempting to craft HSRSP without received HSREQ. "
"BLOCKING extensions.");
hs.m_extension = false;
}
// The situation when this function is called without requested extensions
// is URQ_CONCLUSION in rendezvous mode in some of the transitions.
// In this case for version 5 just clear the m_iType field, as it has
// different meaning in HSv5 and contains extension flags.
//
// Keep 0 in the SRT_HSTYPE_HSFLAGS field, but still advertise PBKEYLEN
// in the SRT_HSTYPE_ENCFLAGS field.
hs.m_iType = SrtHSRequest::wrapFlags(false /*no magic in HSFLAGS*/, m_iSndCryptoKeyLen);
bool whether SRT_ATR_UNUSED = m_iSndCryptoKeyLen != 0;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "createSrtHandshake: " << (whether ? "" : "NOT ")
<< " Advertising PBKEYLEN - value = " << m_iSndCryptoKeyLen);
// Note: This is required only when sending a HS message without SRT extensions.
// When this is to be sent with SRT extensions, then KMREQ will be attached here
// and the PBKEYLEN will be extracted from it. If this is going to attach KMRSP
// here, it's already too late (it should've been advertised before getting the first
// handshake message with KMREQ).
}
else
{
hs.m_iType = UDT_DGRAM;
}
// values > URQ_CONCLUSION include also error types
// if (hs.m_iVersion == HS_VERSION_UDT4 || hs.m_iReqType > URQ_CONCLUSION) <--- This condition was checked b4 and
// it's only valid for caller-listener mode
if (!hs.m_extension)
{
// Serialize only the basic handshake, if this is predicted for
// Hsv4 peer or this is URQ_INDUCTION or URQ_WAVEAHAND.
size_t hs_size = pkt.getLength();
hs.store_to(pkt.m_pcData, Ref(hs_size));
pkt.setLength(hs_size);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "createSrtHandshake: (no ext) size=" << hs_size << " data: " << hs.show());
return true;
}
// Sanity check, applies to HSv5 only cases.
if (srths_cmd == SRT_CMD_HSREQ && m_SrtHsSide == HSD_RESPONDER)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_IPE;
LOGC(mglog.Fatal, log << "IPE: SRT_CMD_HSREQ was requested to be sent in HSv5 by an INITIATOR side!");
return false; // should cause rejection
}
string logext = "HSX";
bool have_kmreq = false;
bool have_sid = false;
bool have_congctl = false;
bool have_filter = false;
// Install the SRT extensions
hs.m_iType |= CHandShake::HS_EXT_HSREQ;
if (srths_cmd == SRT_CMD_HSREQ)
{
if (m_sStreamName != "")
{
have_sid = true;
hs.m_iType |= CHandShake::HS_EXT_CONFIG;
logext += ",SID";
}
}
// If this is a response, we have also information
// on the peer. If Peer is NOT filter capable, don't
// put filter config, even if agent is capable.
bool peer_filter_capable = true;
if (srths_cmd == SRT_CMD_HSRSP)
{
if (m_sPeerPktFilterConfigString != "")
{
peer_filter_capable = true;
}
else if (IsSet(m_lPeerSrtFlags, SRT_OPT_FILTERCAP))
{
peer_filter_capable = true;
}
else
{
peer_filter_capable = false;
}
}
// Now, if this is INITIATOR, then it has its
// filter config already set, if configured, otherwise
// it should not attach the filter config extension.
// If this is a RESPONDER, then it has already received
// the filter config string from the peer and therefore
// possibly confronted with the contents of m_OPT_FECConfigString,
// and if it decided to go with filter, it will be nonempty.
if (peer_filter_capable && m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString != "")
{
have_filter = true;
hs.m_iType |= CHandShake::HS_EXT_CONFIG;
logext += ",filter";
}
string sm = m_CongCtl.selected_name();
if (sm != "" && sm != "live")
{
have_congctl = true;
hs.m_iType |= CHandShake::HS_EXT_CONFIG;
logext += ",CONGCTL";
}
// Prevent adding KMRSP only in case when BOTH:
// - Agent has set no password
// - no KMREQ has arrived from Peer
// KMRSP must be always sent when:
// - Agent set a password, Peer did not send KMREQ: Agent sets snd=NOSECRET.
// - Agent set no password, but Peer sent KMREQ: Ageng sets rcv=NOSECRET.
if (m_CryptoSecret.len > 0 || kmdata_wordsize > 0)
{
have_kmreq = true;
hs.m_iType |= CHandShake::HS_EXT_KMREQ;
logext += ",KMX";
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "createSrtHandshake: (ext: " << logext << ") data: " << hs.show());
// NOTE: The HSREQ is practically always required, although may happen
// in future that CONCLUSION can be sent multiple times for a separate
// stream encryption support, and this way it won't enclose HSREQ.
// Also, KMREQ may occur multiple times.
// So, initially store the UDT legacy handshake.
size_t hs_size = pkt.getLength(), total_ra_size = (hs_size / sizeof(uint32_t)); // Maximum size of data
hs.store_to(pkt.m_pcData, Ref(hs_size)); // hs_size is updated
size_t ra_size = hs_size / sizeof(int32_t);
// Now attach the SRT handshake for HSREQ
size_t offset = ra_size;
uint32_t *p = reinterpret_cast<uint32_t *>(pkt.m_pcData);
// NOTE: since this point, ra_size has a size in int32_t elements, NOT BYTES.
// The first 4-byte item is the CMD/LENGTH spec.
uint32_t *pcmdspec = p + offset; // Remember the location to be filled later, when we know the length
++offset;
// Now use the original function to store the actual SRT_HS data
// ra_size after that
// NOTE: so far, ra_size is m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize expressed in number of elements.
// WILL BE CHANGED HERE.
ra_size = fillSrtHandshake(p + offset, total_ra_size - offset, srths_cmd, HS_VERSION_SRT1);
*pcmdspec = HS_CMDSPEC_CMD::wrap(srths_cmd) | HS_CMDSPEC_SIZE::wrap(ra_size);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "createSrtHandshake: after HSREQ: offset=" << offset << " HSREQ size=" << ra_size
<< " space left: " << (total_ra_size - offset));
if (have_sid)
{
// Use only in REQ phase and only if stream name is set
offset += ra_size;
pcmdspec = p + offset;
++offset;
// Now prepare the string with 4-byte alignment. The string size is limited
// to half the payload size. Just a sanity check to not pack too much into
// the conclusion packet.
size_t size_limit = m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize / 2;
if (m_sStreamName.size() >= size_limit)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "createSrtHandshake: stream id too long, limited to " << (size_limit - 1) << " bytes");
return false;
}
size_t wordsize = (m_sStreamName.size() + 3) / 4;
size_t aligned_bytesize = wordsize * 4;
memset(p + offset, 0, aligned_bytesize);
memcpy(p + offset, m_sStreamName.data(), m_sStreamName.size());
// Preswap to little endian (in place due to possible padding zeros)
HtoILA((uint32_t *)(p + offset), (uint32_t *)(p + offset), wordsize);
ra_size = wordsize;
*pcmdspec = HS_CMDSPEC_CMD::wrap(SRT_CMD_SID) | HS_CMDSPEC_SIZE::wrap(ra_size);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "createSrtHandshake: after SID [" << m_sStreamName << "] length=" << m_sStreamName.size()
<< " alignedln=" << aligned_bytesize << ": offset=" << offset << " SID size=" << ra_size
<< " space left: " << (total_ra_size - offset));
}
if (have_congctl)
{
// Pass the congctl to the other side as informational.
// The other side should reject connection if it uses a different congctl.
// The other side should also respond with the congctl it uses, if its non-default (for backward compatibility).
// XXX Consider change the congctl settings in the listener socket to "adaptive"
// congctl and also "adaptive" value of CUDT::m_bMessageAPI so that the caller
// may ask for whatever kind of transmission it wants, or select transmission
// type differently for different connections, however with the same listener.
offset += ra_size;
pcmdspec = p + offset;
++offset;
size_t wordsize = (sm.size() + 3) / 4;
size_t aligned_bytesize = wordsize * 4;
memset(p + offset, 0, aligned_bytesize);
memcpy(p + offset, sm.data(), sm.size());
// Preswap to little endian (in place due to possible padding zeros)
HtoILA((uint32_t *)(p + offset), (uint32_t *)(p + offset), wordsize);
ra_size = wordsize;
*pcmdspec = HS_CMDSPEC_CMD::wrap(SRT_CMD_CONGESTION) | HS_CMDSPEC_SIZE::wrap(ra_size);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "createSrtHandshake: after CONGCTL [" << sm << "] length=" << sm.size()
<< " alignedln=" << aligned_bytesize << ": offset=" << offset << " CONGCTL size=" << ra_size
<< " space left: " << (total_ra_size - offset));
}
if (have_filter)
{
offset += ra_size;
pcmdspec = p + offset;
++offset;
size_t wordsize = (m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString.size() + 3) / 4;
size_t aligned_bytesize = wordsize * 4;
memset(p + offset, 0, aligned_bytesize);
memcpy(p + offset, m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString.data(), m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString.size());
ra_size = wordsize;
*pcmdspec = HS_CMDSPEC_CMD::wrap(SRT_CMD_FILTER) | HS_CMDSPEC_SIZE::wrap(ra_size);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "createSrtHandshake: after filter [" << m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString << "] length="
<< m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString.size() << " alignedln=" << aligned_bytesize << ": offset=" << offset
<< " filter size=" << ra_size << " space left: " << (total_ra_size - offset));
}
// When encryption turned on
if (have_kmreq)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "createSrtHandshake: "
<< (m_CryptoSecret.len > 0 ? "Agent uses ENCRYPTION" : "Peer requires ENCRYPTION"));
if (srtkm_cmd == SRT_CMD_KMREQ)
{
bool have_any_keys = false;
for (size_t ki = 0; ki < 2; ++ki)
{
// Skip those that have expired
if (!m_pCryptoControl->getKmMsg_needSend(ki, false))
continue;
m_pCryptoControl->getKmMsg_markSent(ki, false);
offset += ra_size;
size_t msglen = m_pCryptoControl->getKmMsg_size(ki);
// Make ra_size back in element unit
// Add one extra word if the size isn't aligned to 32-bit.
ra_size = (msglen / sizeof(uint32_t)) + (msglen % sizeof(uint32_t) ? 1 : 0);
// Store the CMD + SIZE in the next field
*(p + offset) = HS_CMDSPEC_CMD::wrap(srtkm_cmd) | HS_CMDSPEC_SIZE::wrap(ra_size);
++offset;
// Copy the key - do the endian inversion because another endian inversion
// will be done for every control message before sending, and this KM message
// is ALREADY in network order.
const uint32_t *keydata = reinterpret_cast<const uint32_t *>(m_pCryptoControl->getKmMsg_data(ki));
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "createSrtHandshake: KMREQ: adding key #" << ki << " length=" << ra_size
<< " words (KmMsg_size=" << msglen << ")");
// XXX INSECURE ": [" << FormatBinaryString((uint8_t*)keydata, msglen) << "]";
// Yes, I know HtoNLA and NtoHLA do exactly the same operation, but I want
// to be clear about the true intention.
NtoHLA(p + offset, keydata, ra_size);
have_any_keys = true;
}
if (!have_any_keys)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_IPE;
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "createSrtHandshake: IPE: all keys have expired, no KM to send.");
return false;
}
}
else if (srtkm_cmd == SRT_CMD_KMRSP)
{
uint32_t failure_kmrsp[] = {SRT_KM_S_UNSECURED};
const uint32_t *keydata = 0;
// Shift the starting point with the value of previously added block,
// to start with the new one.
offset += ra_size;
if (kmdata_wordsize == 0)
{
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "createSrtHandshake: Agent has PW, but Peer sent no KMREQ. Sending error KMRSP response");
ra_size = 1;
keydata = failure_kmrsp;
// Update the KM state as well
m_pCryptoControl->m_SndKmState = SRT_KM_S_NOSECRET; // Agent has PW, but Peer won't decrypt
m_pCryptoControl->m_RcvKmState = SRT_KM_S_UNSECURED; // Peer won't encrypt as well.
}
else
{
if (!kmdata)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_IPE;
LOGC(mglog.Fatal, log << "createSrtHandshake: IPE: srtkm_cmd=SRT_CMD_KMRSP and no kmdata!");
return false;
}
ra_size = kmdata_wordsize;
keydata = reinterpret_cast<const uint32_t *>(kmdata);
}
*(p + offset) = HS_CMDSPEC_CMD::wrap(srtkm_cmd) | HS_CMDSPEC_SIZE::wrap(ra_size);
++offset; // Once cell, containting CMD spec and size
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "createSrtHandshake: KMRSP: applying returned key length="
<< ra_size); // XXX INSECURE << " words: [" << FormatBinaryString((uint8_t*)kmdata,
// kmdata_wordsize*sizeof(uint32_t)) << "]";
NtoHLA(p + offset, keydata, ra_size);
}
else
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_IPE;
LOGC(mglog.Fatal, log << "createSrtHandshake: IPE: wrong value of srtkm_cmd: " << srtkm_cmd);
return false;
}
}
// ra_size + offset has a value in element unit.
// Switch it again to byte unit.
pkt.setLength((ra_size + offset) * sizeof(int32_t));
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "createSrtHandshake: filled HSv5 handshake flags: " << CHandShake::ExtensionFlagStr(hs.m_iType)
<< " length: " << pkt.getLength() << " bytes");
return true;
}
static int
FindExtensionBlock(uint32_t *begin, size_t total_length, ref_t<size_t> r_out_len, ref_t<uint32_t *> r_next_block)
{
// Check if there's anything to process
if (total_length == 0)
{
*r_next_block = NULL;
*r_out_len = 0;
return SRT_CMD_NONE;
}
size_t & out_len = *r_out_len;
uint32_t *&next_block = *r_next_block;
// This function extracts the block command from the block and its length.
// The command value is returned as a function result.
// The size of that command block is stored into out_len.
// The beginning of the prospective next block is stored in next_block.
// The caller must be aware that:
// - exactly one element holds the block header (cmd+size), so the actual data are after this one.
// - the returned size is the number of uint32_t elements since that first data element
// - the remaining size should be manually calculated as total_length - 1 - out_len, or
// simply, as next_block - begin.
// Note that if the total_length is too short to extract the whole block, it will return
// SRT_CMD_NONE. Note that total_length includes this first CMDSPEC word.
//
// When SRT_CMD_NONE is returned, it means that nothing has been extracted and nothing else
// can be further extracted from this block.
int cmd = HS_CMDSPEC_CMD::unwrap(*begin);
size_t size = HS_CMDSPEC_SIZE::unwrap(*begin);
if (size + 1 > total_length)
return SRT_CMD_NONE;
out_len = size;
if (total_length == size + 1)
next_block = NULL;
else
next_block = begin + 1 + size;
return cmd;
}
static inline bool NextExtensionBlock(ref_t<uint32_t *> begin, uint32_t *next, ref_t<size_t> length)
{
if (!next)
return false;
*length = *length - (next - *begin);
*begin = next;
return true;
}
bool CUDT::processSrtMsg(const CPacket *ctrlpkt)
{
uint32_t *srtdata = (uint32_t *)ctrlpkt->m_pcData;
size_t len = ctrlpkt->getLength();
int etype = ctrlpkt->getExtendedType();
uint32_t ts = ctrlpkt->m_iTimeStamp;
int res = SRT_CMD_NONE;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "Dispatching message type=" << etype << " data length=" << (len / sizeof(int32_t)));
switch (etype)
{
case SRT_CMD_HSREQ:
{
res = processSrtMsg_HSREQ(srtdata, len, ts, CUDT::HS_VERSION_UDT4);
break;
}
case SRT_CMD_HSRSP:
{
res = processSrtMsg_HSRSP(srtdata, len, ts, CUDT::HS_VERSION_UDT4);
break;
}
case SRT_CMD_KMREQ:
// Special case when the data need to be processed here
// and the appropriate message must be constructed for sending.
// No further processing required
{
uint32_t srtdata_out[SRTDATA_MAXSIZE];
size_t len_out = 0;
res = m_pCryptoControl->processSrtMsg_KMREQ(srtdata, len, srtdata_out, Ref(len_out), CUDT::HS_VERSION_UDT4);
if (res == SRT_CMD_KMRSP)
{
if (len_out == 1)
{
if (m_bOPT_StrictEncryption)
{
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "KMREQ FAILURE: " << KmStateStr(SRT_KM_STATE(srtdata_out[0]))
<< " - rejecting per strict encryption");
return false;
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "MKREQ -> KMRSP FAILURE state: " << KmStateStr(SRT_KM_STATE(srtdata_out[0])));
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "KMREQ -> requested to send KMRSP length=" << len_out);
}
sendSrtMsg(SRT_CMD_KMRSP, srtdata_out, len_out);
}
// XXX Dead code. processSrtMsg_KMREQ now doesn't return any other value now.
// Please review later.
else
{
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "KMREQ failed to process the request - ignoring");
}
return true; // already done what's necessary
}
case SRT_CMD_KMRSP:
{
// KMRSP doesn't expect any following action
m_pCryptoControl->processSrtMsg_KMRSP(srtdata, len, CUDT::HS_VERSION_UDT4);
return true; // nothing to do
}
default:
return false;
}
if (res == SRT_CMD_NONE)
return true;
// Send the message that the message handler requested.
sendSrtMsg(res);
return true;
}
int CUDT::processSrtMsg_HSREQ(const uint32_t *srtdata, size_t len, uint32_t ts, int hsv)
{
// Set this start time in the beginning, regardless as to whether TSBPD is being
// used or not. This must be done in the Initiator as well as Responder.
/*
* Compute peer StartTime in our time reference
* This takes time zone, time drift into account.
* Also includes current packet transit time (rtt/2)
*/
#if 0 // Debug PeerStartTime if not 1st HS packet
{
uint64_t oldPeerStartTime = m_ullRcvPeerStartTime;
m_ullRcvPeerStartTime = CTimer::getTime() - (uint64_t)((uint32_t)ts);
if (oldPeerStartTime) {
LOGC(mglog.Note, log << "rcvSrtMsg: 2nd PeerStartTime diff=" <<
(m_ullRcvPeerStartTime - oldPeerStartTime) << " usec");
}
}
#else
m_ullRcvPeerStartTime = CTimer::getTime() - (uint64_t)((uint32_t)ts);
#endif
// Prepare the initial runtime values of latency basing on the option values.
// They are going to get the value fixed HERE.
m_iTsbPdDelay_ms = m_iOPT_TsbPdDelay;
m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms = m_iOPT_PeerTsbPdDelay;
if (len < SRT_CMD_HSREQ_MINSZ)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
/* Packet smaller than minimum compatible packet size */
LOGF(mglog.Error, "HSREQ/rcv: cmd=%d(HSREQ) len=%" PRIzu " invalid", SRT_CMD_HSREQ, len);
return SRT_CMD_NONE;
}
LOGF(mglog.Note,
"HSREQ/rcv: cmd=%d(HSREQ) len=%" PRIzu " vers=0x%x opts=0x%x delay=%d",
SRT_CMD_HSREQ,
len,
srtdata[SRT_HS_VERSION],
srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS],
SRT_HS_LATENCY_RCV::unwrap(srtdata[SRT_HS_LATENCY]));
m_lPeerSrtVersion = srtdata[SRT_HS_VERSION];
m_lPeerSrtFlags = srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS];
if (hsv == CUDT::HS_VERSION_UDT4)
{
if (m_lPeerSrtVersion >= SRT_VERSION_FEAT_HSv5)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "HSREQ/rcv: With HSv4 version >= " << SrtVersionString(SRT_VERSION_FEAT_HSv5)
<< " is not acceptable.");
return SRT_CMD_REJECT;
}
}
else
{
if (m_lPeerSrtVersion < SRT_VERSION_FEAT_HSv5)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "HSREQ/rcv: With HSv5 version must be >= " << SrtVersionString(SRT_VERSION_FEAT_HSv5) << " .");
return SRT_CMD_REJECT;
}
}
// Check also if the version satisfies the minimum required version
if (m_lPeerSrtVersion < m_lMinimumPeerSrtVersion)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_VERSION;
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "HSREQ/rcv: Peer version: " << SrtVersionString(m_lPeerSrtVersion)
<< " is too old for requested: " << SrtVersionString(m_lMinimumPeerSrtVersion) << " - REJECTING");
return SRT_CMD_REJECT;
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "HSREQ/rcv: PEER Version: " << SrtVersionString(m_lPeerSrtVersion) << " Flags: " << m_lPeerSrtFlags
<< "(" << SrtFlagString(m_lPeerSrtFlags) << ")");
m_bPeerRexmitFlag = IsSet(m_lPeerSrtFlags, SRT_OPT_REXMITFLG);
HLOGF(mglog.Debug, "HSREQ/rcv: peer %s REXMIT flag", m_bPeerRexmitFlag ? "UNDERSTANDS" : "DOES NOT UNDERSTAND");
// Check if both use the same API type. Reject if not.
bool peer_message_api = !IsSet(m_lPeerSrtFlags, SRT_OPT_STREAM);
if (peer_message_api != m_bMessageAPI)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_MESSAGEAPI;
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "HSREQ/rcv: Agent uses " << (m_bMessageAPI ? "MESSAGE" : "STREAM") << " API, but the Peer declares "
<< (peer_message_api ? "MESSAGE" : "STREAM") << " API. Not compatible transmission type, rejecting.");
return SRT_CMD_REJECT;
}
if (len < SRT_HS_LATENCY + 1)
{
// 3 is the size when containing VERSION, FLAGS and LATENCY. Less size
// makes it contain only the first two. Let's make it acceptable, as long
// as the latency flags aren't set.
if (IsSet(m_lPeerSrtFlags, SRT_OPT_TSBPDSND) || IsSet(m_lPeerSrtFlags, SRT_OPT_TSBPDRCV))
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "HSREQ/rcv: Peer sent only VERSION + FLAGS HSREQ, but TSBPD flags are set. Rejecting.");
return SRT_CMD_REJECT;
}
LOGC(mglog.Warn, log << "HSREQ/rcv: Peer sent only VERSION + FLAGS HSREQ, not getting any TSBPD settings.");
// Don't process any further settings in this case. Turn off TSBPD, just for a case.
m_bTsbPd = false;
m_bPeerTsbPd = false;
return SRT_CMD_HSRSP;
}
uint32_t latencystr = srtdata[SRT_HS_LATENCY];
if (IsSet(m_lPeerSrtFlags, SRT_OPT_TSBPDSND))
{
// TimeStamp-based Packet Delivery feature enabled
if (!m_bTsbPd)
{
LOGC(mglog.Warn, log << "HSREQ/rcv: Agent did not set rcv-TSBPD - ignoring proposed latency from peer");
// Note: also don't set the peer TSBPD flag HERE because
// - in HSv4 it will be a sender, so it doesn't matter anyway
// - in HSv5 if it's going to receive, the TSBPDRCV flag will define it.
}
else
{
int peer_decl_latency;
if (hsv < CUDT::HS_VERSION_SRT1)
{
// In HSv4 there is only one value and this is the latency
// that the sender peer proposes for the agent.
peer_decl_latency = SRT_HS_LATENCY_LEG::unwrap(latencystr);
}
else
{
// In HSv5 there are latency declared for sending and receiving separately.
// SRT_HS_LATENCY_SND is the value that the peer proposes to be the
// value used by agent when receiving data. We take this as a local latency value.
peer_decl_latency = SRT_HS_LATENCY_SND::unwrap(srtdata[SRT_HS_LATENCY]);
}
// Use the maximum latency out of latency from our settings and the latency
// "proposed" by the peer.
int maxdelay = std::max(m_iTsbPdDelay_ms, peer_decl_latency);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "HSREQ/rcv: LOCAL/RCV LATENCY: Agent:" << m_iTsbPdDelay_ms << " Peer:" << peer_decl_latency
<< " Selecting:" << maxdelay);
m_iTsbPdDelay_ms = maxdelay;
}
}
else
{
std::string how_about_agent = m_bTsbPd ? "BUT AGENT DOES" : "and nor does Agent";
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "HSREQ/rcv: Peer DOES NOT USE latency for sending - " << how_about_agent);
}
// This happens when the HSv5 RESPONDER receives the HSREQ message; it declares
// that the peer INITIATOR will receive the data and informs about its predefined
// latency. We need to maximize this with our setting of the peer's latency and
// record as peer's latency, which will be then sent back with HSRSP.
if (hsv > CUDT::HS_VERSION_UDT4 && IsSet(m_lPeerSrtFlags, SRT_OPT_TSBPDRCV))
{
// So, PEER uses TSBPD, set the flag.
// NOTE: it doesn't matter, if AGENT uses TSBPD.
m_bPeerTsbPd = true;
// SRT_HS_LATENCY_RCV is the value that the peer declares as to be
// used by it when receiving data. We take this as a peer's value,
// and select the maximum of this one and our proposed latency for the peer.
int peer_decl_latency = SRT_HS_LATENCY_RCV::unwrap(latencystr);
int maxdelay = std::max(m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms, peer_decl_latency);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "HSREQ/rcv: PEER/RCV LATENCY: Agent:" << m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms << " Peer:" << peer_decl_latency
<< " Selecting:" << maxdelay);
m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms = maxdelay;
}
else
{
std::string how_about_agent = m_bTsbPd ? "BUT AGENT DOES" : "and nor does Agent";
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "HSREQ/rcv: Peer DOES NOT USE latency for receiving - " << how_about_agent);
}
if (hsv > CUDT::HS_VERSION_UDT4)
{
// This is HSv5, do the same things as required for the sending party in HSv4,
// as in HSv5 this can also be a sender.
if (IsSet(m_lPeerSrtFlags, SRT_OPT_TLPKTDROP))
{
// Too late packets dropping feature supported
m_bPeerTLPktDrop = true;
}
if (IsSet(m_lPeerSrtFlags, SRT_OPT_NAKREPORT))
{
// Peer will send Periodic NAK Reports
m_bPeerNakReport = true;
}
}
return SRT_CMD_HSRSP;
}
int CUDT::processSrtMsg_HSRSP(const uint32_t *srtdata, size_t len, uint32_t ts, int hsv)
{
// XXX Check for mis-version
// With HSv4 we accept only version less than 1.2.0
if (hsv == CUDT::HS_VERSION_UDT4 && srtdata[SRT_HS_VERSION] >= SRT_VERSION_FEAT_HSv5)
{
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "HSRSP/rcv: With HSv4 version >= 1.2.0 is not acceptable.");
return SRT_CMD_NONE;
}
if (len < SRT_CMD_HSRSP_MINSZ)
{
/* Packet smaller than minimum compatible packet size */
LOGF(mglog.Error, "HSRSP/rcv: cmd=%d(HSRSP) len=%" PRIzu " invalid", SRT_CMD_HSRSP, len);
return SRT_CMD_NONE;
}
// Set this start time in the beginning, regardless as to whether TSBPD is being
// used or not. This must be done in the Initiator as well as Responder. In case when
// agent is sender only (HSv4) this value simply won't be used.
/*
* Compute peer StartTime in our time reference
* This takes time zone, time drift into account.
* Also includes current packet transit time (rtt/2)
*/
#if 0 // Debug PeerStartTime if not 1st HS packet
{
uint64_t oldPeerStartTime = m_ullRcvPeerStartTime;
m_ullRcvPeerStartTime = CTimer::getTime() - (uint64_t)((uint32_t)ts);
if (oldPeerStartTime) {
LOGC(mglog.Note, log << "rcvSrtMsg: 2nd PeerStartTime diff=" <<
(m_ullRcvPeerStartTime - oldPeerStartTime) << " usec");
}
}
#else
m_ullRcvPeerStartTime = CTimer::getTime() - (uint64_t)((uint32_t)ts);
#endif
m_lPeerSrtVersion = srtdata[SRT_HS_VERSION];
m_lPeerSrtFlags = srtdata[SRT_HS_FLAGS];
HLOGF(mglog.Debug,
"HSRSP/rcv: Version: %s Flags: SND:%08X (%s)",
SrtVersionString(m_lPeerSrtVersion).c_str(),
m_lPeerSrtFlags,
SrtFlagString(m_lPeerSrtFlags).c_str());
if (hsv == CUDT::HS_VERSION_UDT4)
{
// The old HSv4 way: extract just one value and put it under peer.
if (IsSet(m_lPeerSrtFlags, SRT_OPT_TSBPDRCV))
{
// TsbPd feature enabled
m_bPeerTsbPd = true;
m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms = SRT_HS_LATENCY_LEG::unwrap(srtdata[SRT_HS_LATENCY]);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "HSRSP/rcv: LATENCY: Peer/snd:" << m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms
<< " (Agent: declared:" << m_iTsbPdDelay_ms << " rcv:" << m_iTsbPdDelay_ms << ")");
}
// TSBPDSND isn't set in HSv4 by the RESPONDER, because HSv4 RESPONDER is always RECEIVER.
}
else
{
// HSv5 way: extract the receiver latency and sender latency, if used.
if (IsSet(m_lPeerSrtFlags, SRT_OPT_TSBPDRCV))
{
// TsbPd feature enabled
m_bPeerTsbPd = true;
m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms = SRT_HS_LATENCY_RCV::unwrap(srtdata[SRT_HS_LATENCY]);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "HSRSP/rcv: LATENCY: Peer/snd:" << m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms << "ms");
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "HSRSP/rcv: Peer (responder) DOES NOT USE latency");
}
if (IsSet(m_lPeerSrtFlags, SRT_OPT_TSBPDSND))
{
if (!m_bTsbPd)
{
LOGC(mglog.Warn,
log << "HSRSP/rcv: BUG? Peer (responder) declares sending latency, but Agent turned off TSBPD.");
}
else
{
// Take this value as a good deal. In case when the Peer did not "correct" the latency
// because it has TSBPD turned off, just stay with the present value defined in options.
m_iTsbPdDelay_ms = SRT_HS_LATENCY_SND::unwrap(srtdata[SRT_HS_LATENCY]);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "HSRSP/rcv: LATENCY Agent/rcv: " << m_iTsbPdDelay_ms << "ms");
}
}
}
if ((m_lSrtVersion >= SrtVersion(1, 0, 5)) && IsSet(m_lPeerSrtFlags, SRT_OPT_TLPKTDROP))
{
// Too late packets dropping feature supported
m_bPeerTLPktDrop = true;
}
if ((m_lSrtVersion >= SrtVersion(1, 1, 0)) && IsSet(m_lPeerSrtFlags, SRT_OPT_NAKREPORT))
{
// Peer will send Periodic NAK Reports
m_bPeerNakReport = true;
}
if (m_lSrtVersion >= SrtVersion(1, 2, 0))
{
if (IsSet(m_lPeerSrtFlags, SRT_OPT_REXMITFLG))
{
// Peer will use REXMIT flag in packet retransmission.
m_bPeerRexmitFlag = true;
HLOGP(mglog.Debug, "HSRSP/rcv: 1.2.0+ Agent understands REXMIT flag and so does peer.");
}
else
{
HLOGP(mglog.Debug, "HSRSP/rcv: Agent understands REXMIT flag, but PEER DOES NOT");
}
}
else
{
HLOGF(mglog.Debug, "HSRSP/rcv: <1.2.0 Agent DOESN'T understand REXMIT flag");
}
handshakeDone();
return SRT_CMD_NONE;
}
// This function is called only when the URQ_CONCLUSION handshake has been received from the peer.
bool CUDT::interpretSrtHandshake(const CHandShake &hs,
const CPacket & hspkt,
uint32_t *out_data SRT_ATR_UNUSED,
size_t * out_len)
{
// Initialize out_len to 0 to handle the unencrypted case
if (out_len)
*out_len = 0;
// The version=0 statement as rejection is used only since HSv5.
// The HSv4 sends the AGREEMENT handshake message with version=0, do not misinterpret it.
if (m_ConnRes.m_iVersion > HS_VERSION_UDT4 && hs.m_iVersion == 0)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_PEER;
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "HS VERSION = 0, meaning the handshake has been rejected.");
return false;
}
if (hs.m_iVersion < HS_VERSION_SRT1)
return true; // do nothing
// Anyway, check if the handshake contains any extra data.
if (hspkt.getLength() <= CHandShake::m_iContentSize)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
// This would mean that the handshake was at least HSv5, but somehow no extras were added.
// Dismiss it then, however this has to be logged.
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "HS VERSION=" << hs.m_iVersion << " but no handshake extension found!");
return false;
}
// We still believe it should work, let's check the flags.
int ext_flags = SrtHSRequest::SRT_HSTYPE_HSFLAGS::unwrap(hs.m_iType);
if (ext_flags == 0)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "HS VERSION=" << hs.m_iVersion << " but no handshake extension flags are set!");
return false;
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "HS VERSION=" << hs.m_iVersion << " EXTENSIONS: " << CHandShake::ExtensionFlagStr(ext_flags));
// Ok, now find the beginning of an int32_t array that follows the UDT handshake.
uint32_t *p = reinterpret_cast<uint32_t *>(hspkt.m_pcData + CHandShake::m_iContentSize);
size_t size = hspkt.getLength() - CHandShake::m_iContentSize; // Due to previous cond check we grant it's >0
if (IsSet(ext_flags, CHandShake::HS_EXT_HSREQ))
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "interpretSrtHandshake: extracting HSREQ/RSP type extension");
uint32_t *begin = p;
uint32_t *next = 0;
size_t length = size / sizeof(uint32_t);
size_t blocklen = 0;
for (;;) // this is ONE SHOT LOOP
{
int cmd = FindExtensionBlock(begin, length, Ref(blocklen), Ref(next));
size_t bytelen = blocklen * sizeof(uint32_t);
if (cmd == SRT_CMD_HSREQ)
{
// Set is the size as it should, then give it for interpretation for
// the proper function.
if (blocklen < SRT_HS__SIZE)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "HS-ext HSREQ found but invalid size: " << bytelen << " (expected: " << SRT_HS__SIZE
<< ")");
return false; // don't interpret
}
int rescmd = processSrtMsg_HSREQ(begin + 1, bytelen, hspkt.m_iTimeStamp, HS_VERSION_SRT1);
// Interpreted? Then it should be responded with SRT_CMD_HSRSP.
if (rescmd != SRT_CMD_HSRSP)
{
// m_RejectReason already set
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "interpretSrtHandshake: process HSREQ returned unexpected value " << rescmd);
return false;
}
handshakeDone();
updateAfterSrtHandshake(SRT_CMD_HSREQ, HS_VERSION_SRT1);
}
else if (cmd == SRT_CMD_HSRSP)
{
// Set is the size as it should, then give it for interpretation for
// the proper function.
if (blocklen < SRT_HS__SIZE)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "HS-ext HSRSP found but invalid size: " << bytelen << " (expected: " << SRT_HS__SIZE
<< ")");
return false; // don't interpret
}
int rescmd = processSrtMsg_HSRSP(begin + 1, bytelen, hspkt.m_iTimeStamp, HS_VERSION_SRT1);
// Interpreted? Then it should be responded with SRT_CMD_NONE.
// (nothing to be responded for HSRSP, unless there was some kinda problem)
if (rescmd != SRT_CMD_NONE)
{
// Just formally; the current code doesn't seem to return anything else.
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "interpretSrtHandshake: process HSRSP returned unexpected value " << rescmd);
return false;
}
handshakeDone();
updateAfterSrtHandshake(SRT_CMD_HSRSP, HS_VERSION_SRT1);
}
else if (cmd == SRT_CMD_NONE)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "interpretSrtHandshake: no HSREQ/HSRSP block found in the handshake msg!");
// This means that there can be no more processing done by FindExtensionBlock().
// And we haven't found what we need - otherwise one of the above cases would pass
// and lead to exit this loop immediately.
return false;
}
else
{
// Any other kind of message extracted. Search on.
length -= (next - begin);
begin = next;
if (begin)
continue;
}
break;
}
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "interpretSrtHandshake: HSREQ done, checking KMREQ");
// Now check the encrypted
bool encrypted = false;
if (IsSet(ext_flags, CHandShake::HS_EXT_KMREQ))
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "interpretSrtHandshake: extracting KMREQ/RSP type extension");
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_ENCRYPTION
if (!m_pCryptoControl->hasPassphrase())
{
if (m_bOPT_StrictEncryption)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_UNSECURE;
LOGC(
mglog.Error,
log << "HS KMREQ: Peer declares encryption, but agent does not - rejecting per strict requirement");
return false;
}
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "HS KMREQ: Peer declares encryption, but agent does not - still allowing connection.");
// Still allow for connection, and allow Agent to send unencrypted stream to the peer.
// Also normally allow the key to be processed; worst case it will send the failure response.
}
uint32_t *begin = p;
uint32_t *next = 0;
size_t length = size / sizeof(uint32_t);
size_t blocklen = 0;
for (;;) // This is one shot loop, unless REPEATED by 'continue'.
{
int cmd = FindExtensionBlock(begin, length, Ref(blocklen), Ref(next));
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "interpretSrtHandshake: found extension: (" << cmd << ") " << MessageTypeStr(UMSG_EXT, cmd));
size_t bytelen = blocklen * sizeof(uint32_t);
if (cmd == SRT_CMD_KMREQ)
{
if (!out_data || !out_len)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_IPE;
LOGC(mglog.Fatal, log << "IPE: HS/KMREQ extracted without passing target buffer!");
return false;
}
int res =
m_pCryptoControl->processSrtMsg_KMREQ(begin + 1, bytelen, out_data, Ref(*out_len), HS_VERSION_SRT1);
if (res != SRT_CMD_KMRSP)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_IPE;
// Something went wrong.
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "interpretSrtHandshake: IPE/EPE KMREQ processing failed - returned " << res);
return false;
}
if (*out_len == 1)
{
// This means that there was an abnormal encryption situation occurred.
// This is inacceptable in case of strict encryption.
if (m_bOPT_StrictEncryption)
{
if (m_pCryptoControl->m_RcvKmState == SRT_KM_S_BADSECRET)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_BADSECRET;
}
else
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_UNSECURE;
}
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "interpretSrtHandshake: KMREQ result abnornal - rejecting per strict encryption");
return false;
}
}
encrypted = true;
}
else if (cmd == SRT_CMD_KMRSP)
{
int res = m_pCryptoControl->processSrtMsg_KMRSP(begin + 1, bytelen, HS_VERSION_SRT1);
if (m_bOPT_StrictEncryption && res == -1)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_UNSECURE;
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "KMRSP failed - rejecting connection as per strict encryption.");
return false;
}
encrypted = true;
}
else if (cmd == SRT_CMD_NONE)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "HS KMREQ expected - none found!");
return false;
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "interpretSrtHandshake: ... skipping " << MessageTypeStr(UMSG_EXT, cmd));
if (NextExtensionBlock(Ref(begin), next, Ref(length)))
continue;
}
break;
}
#else
// When encryption is not enabled at compile time, behave as if encryption wasn't set,
// so accordingly to StrictEncryption flag.
if (m_bOPT_StrictEncryption)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_UNSECURE;
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "HS KMREQ: Peer declares encryption, but agent didn't enable it at compile time - rejecting "
"per strict requirement");
return false;
}
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "HS KMREQ: Peer declares encryption, but agent didn't enable it at compile time - still allowing "
"connection.");
encrypted = true;
#endif
}
bool have_congctl = false;
bool have_filter = false;
string agsm = m_CongCtl.selected_name();
if (agsm == "")
{
agsm = "live";
m_CongCtl.select("live");
}
if (IsSet(ext_flags, CHandShake::HS_EXT_CONFIG))
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "interpretSrtHandshake: extracting various CONFIG extensions");
uint32_t *begin = p;
uint32_t *next = 0;
size_t length = size / sizeof(uint32_t);
size_t blocklen = 0;
for (;;) // This is one shot loop, unless REPEATED by 'continue'.
{
int cmd = FindExtensionBlock(begin, length, Ref(blocklen), Ref(next));
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "interpretSrtHandshake: found extension: (" << cmd << ") " << MessageTypeStr(UMSG_EXT, cmd));
const size_t bytelen = blocklen * sizeof(uint32_t);
if (cmd == SRT_CMD_SID)
{
if (!bytelen || bytelen > MAX_SID_LENGTH)
{
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "interpretSrtHandshake: STREAMID length " << bytelen << " is 0 or > " << +MAX_SID_LENGTH
<< " - PROTOCOL ERROR, REJECTING");
return false;
}
// Copied through a cleared array. This is because the length is aligned to 4
// where the padding is filled by zero bytes. For the case when the string is
// exactly of a 4-divisible length, we make a big array with maximum allowed size
// filled with zeros. Copying to this array should then copy either only the valid
// characters of the string (if the lenght is divisible by 4), or the string with
// padding zeros. In all these cases in the resulting array we should have all
// subsequent characters of the string plus at least one '\0' at the end. This will
// make it a perfect NUL-terminated string, to be used to initialize a string.
char target[MAX_SID_LENGTH + 1];
memset(target, 0, MAX_SID_LENGTH + 1);
memcpy(target, begin + 1, bytelen);
// Un-swap on big endian machines
ItoHLA((uint32_t *)target, (uint32_t *)target, blocklen);
m_sStreamName = target;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "CONNECTOR'S REQUESTED SID [" << m_sStreamName << "] (bytelen=" << bytelen
<< " blocklen=" << blocklen << ")");
}
else if (cmd == SRT_CMD_CONGESTION)
{
if (have_congctl)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "CONGCTL BLOCK REPEATED!");
return false;
}
if (!bytelen || bytelen > MAX_SID_LENGTH)
{
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "interpretSrtHandshake: CONGESTION-control type length " << bytelen << " is 0 or > "
<< +MAX_SID_LENGTH << " - PROTOCOL ERROR, REJECTING");
return false;
}
// Declare that congctl has been received
have_congctl = true;
char target[MAX_SID_LENGTH + 1];
memset(target, 0, MAX_SID_LENGTH + 1);
memcpy(target, begin + 1, bytelen);
// Un-swap on big endian machines
ItoHLA((uint32_t *)target, (uint32_t *)target, blocklen);
string sm = target;
// As the congctl has been declared by the peer,
// check if your congctl is compatible.
// sm cannot be empty, but the agent's sm can be empty meaning live.
if (sm != agsm)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_CONGESTION;
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "PEER'S CONGCTL '" << sm << "' does not match AGENT'S CONGCTL '" << agsm << "'");
return false;
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "CONNECTOR'S CONGCTL [" << sm << "] (bytelen=" << bytelen << " blocklen=" << blocklen
<< ")");
}
else if (cmd == SRT_CMD_FILTER)
{
if (have_filter)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_FILTER;
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "FILTER BLOCK REPEATED!");
return false;
}
// Declare that filter has been received
have_filter = true;
// XXX This is the maximum string, but filter config
// shall be normally limited somehow, especially if used
// together with SID!
char target[MAX_SID_LENGTH + 1];
memset(target, 0, MAX_SID_LENGTH + 1);
memcpy(target, begin + 1, bytelen);
string fltcfg = target;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "PEER'S FILTER CONFIG [" << fltcfg << "] (bytelen=" << bytelen << " blocklen=" << blocklen
<< ")");
if (!checkApplyFilterConfig(fltcfg))
{
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "PEER'S FILTER CONFIG [" << fltcfg << "] has been rejected");
return false;
}
}
else if (cmd == SRT_CMD_NONE)
{
break;
}
else
{
// Found some block that is not interesting here. Skip this and get the next one.
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "interpretSrtHandshake: ... skipping " << MessageTypeStr(UMSG_EXT, cmd));
}
if (!NextExtensionBlock(Ref(begin), next, Ref(length)))
break;
}
}
// Post-checks
// Check if peer declared encryption
if (!encrypted && m_CryptoSecret.len > 0)
{
if (m_bOPT_StrictEncryption)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_UNSECURE;
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "HS EXT: Agent declares encryption, but Peer does not - rejecting connection per strict "
"requirement.");
return false;
}
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "HS EXT: Agent declares encryption, but Peer does not (Agent can still receive unencrypted packets "
"from Peer).");
// This is required so that the sender is still allowed to send data, when encryption is required,
// just this will be for waste because the receiver won't decrypt them anyway.
m_pCryptoControl->createFakeSndContext();
m_pCryptoControl->m_SndKmState = SRT_KM_S_NOSECRET; // Because Peer did not send KMX, though Agent has pw
m_pCryptoControl->m_RcvKmState = SRT_KM_S_UNSECURED; // Because Peer has no PW, as has sent no KMREQ.
return true;
}
// If agent has set some nondefault congctl, then congctl is expected from the peer.
if (agsm != "live" && !have_congctl)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_CONGESTION;
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "HS EXT: Agent uses '" << agsm << "' congctl, but peer DID NOT DECLARE congctl (assuming 'live').");
return false;
}
// Ok, finished, for now.
return true;
}
bool CUDT::checkApplyFilterConfig(const std::string &confstr)
{
SrtFilterConfig cfg;
if (!ParseFilterConfig(confstr, cfg))
return false;
// Now extract the type, if present, and
// check if you have this type of corrector available.
if (!PacketFilter::correctConfig(cfg))
return false;
// Now parse your own string, if you have it.
if (m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString != "")
{
// - for rendezvous, both must be exactly the same, or only one side specified.
if (m_bRendezvous && m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString != confstr)
{
return false;
}
SrtFilterConfig mycfg;
if (!ParseFilterConfig(m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString, mycfg))
return false;
// Check only if both have set a filter of the same type.
if (mycfg.type != cfg.type)
return false;
// If so, then:
// - for caller-listener configuration, accept the listener version.
if (m_SrtHsSide == HSD_INITIATOR)
{
// This is a caller, this should apply all parameters received
// from the listener, forcefully.
for (map<string, string>::iterator x = cfg.parameters.begin(); x != cfg.parameters.end(); ++x)
{
mycfg.parameters[x->first] = x->second;
}
}
else
{
// On a listener, only apply those that you haven't set
for (map<string, string>::iterator x = cfg.parameters.begin(); x != cfg.parameters.end(); ++x)
{
if (!mycfg.parameters.count(x->first))
mycfg.parameters[x->first] = x->second;
}
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "checkApplyFilterConfig: param: LOCAL: " << Printable(mycfg.parameters)
<< " FORGN: " << Printable(cfg.parameters));
ostringstream myos;
myos << mycfg.type;
for (map<string, string>::iterator x = mycfg.parameters.begin(); x != mycfg.parameters.end(); ++x)
{
myos << "," << x->first << ":" << x->second;
}
m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString = myos.str();
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "checkApplyFilterConfig: Effective config: " << m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString);
}
else
{
// Take the foreign configuration as a good deal.
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "checkApplyFilterConfig: Good deal config: " << m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString);
m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString = confstr;
}
size_t efc_max_payload_size = SRT_LIVE_MAX_PLSIZE - cfg.extra_size;
if (m_zOPT_ExpPayloadSize > efc_max_payload_size)
{
LOGC(mglog.Warn,
log << "Due to filter-required extra " << cfg.extra_size << " bytes, SRTO_PAYLOADSIZE fixed to "
<< efc_max_payload_size << " bytes");
m_zOPT_ExpPayloadSize = efc_max_payload_size;
}
return true;
}
void CUDT::startConnect(const sockaddr *serv_addr, int32_t forced_isn)
{
CGuard cg(m_ConnectionLock);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "startConnect: -> " << SockaddrToString(serv_addr) << "...");
if (!m_bOpened)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_NONE, 0);
if (m_bListening)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
if (m_bConnecting || m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_ISCONNECTED, 0);
// record peer/server address
delete m_pPeerAddr;
m_pPeerAddr = (AF_INET == m_iIPversion) ? (sockaddr *)new sockaddr_in : (sockaddr *)new sockaddr_in6;
memcpy(m_pPeerAddr, serv_addr, (AF_INET == m_iIPversion) ? sizeof(sockaddr_in) : sizeof(sockaddr_in6));
// register this socket in the rendezvous queue
// RendezevousQueue is used to temporarily store incoming handshake, non-rendezvous connections also require this
// function
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_CONNTIMEO
uint64_t ttl = m_iConnTimeOut * uint64_t(1000);
#else
uint64_t ttl = 3000000;
#endif
// XXX DEBUG
// ttl = 0x1000000000000000;
// XXX
if (m_bRendezvous)
ttl *= 10;
ttl += CTimer::getTime();
m_pRcvQueue->registerConnector(m_SocketID, this, m_iIPversion, serv_addr, ttl);
// The m_iType is used in the INDUCTION for nothing. This value is only regarded
// in CONCLUSION handshake, however this must be created after the handshake version
// is already known. UDT_DGRAM is the value that was the only valid in the old SRT
// with HSv4 (it supported only live transmission), for HSv5 it will be changed to
// handle handshake extension flags.
m_ConnReq.m_iType = UDT_DGRAM;
// This is my current configuration
if (m_bRendezvous)
{
// For rendezvous, use version 5 in the waveahand and the cookie.
// In case when you get the version 4 waveahand, simply switch to
// the legacy HSv4 rendezvous and this time send version 4 CONCLUSION.
// The HSv4 client simply won't check the version nor the cookie and it
// will be sending its waveahands with version 4. Only when the party
// has sent version 5 waveahand should the agent continue with HSv5
// rendezvous.
m_ConnReq.m_iVersion = HS_VERSION_SRT1;
// m_ConnReq.m_iVersion = HS_VERSION_UDT4; // <--- Change in order to do regression test.
m_ConnReq.m_iReqType = URQ_WAVEAHAND;
m_ConnReq.m_iCookie = bake(serv_addr);
// This will be also passed to a HSv4 rendezvous, but fortunately the old
// SRT didn't read this field from URQ_WAVEAHAND message, only URQ_CONCLUSION.
m_ConnReq.m_iType = SrtHSRequest::wrapFlags(false /* no MAGIC here */, m_iSndCryptoKeyLen);
bool whether SRT_ATR_UNUSED = m_iSndCryptoKeyLen != 0;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "startConnect (rnd): " << (whether ? "" : "NOT ")
<< " Advertising PBKEYLEN - value = " << m_iSndCryptoKeyLen);
m_RdvState = CHandShake::RDV_WAVING;
m_SrtHsSide = HSD_DRAW; // initially not resolved.
}
else
{
// For caller-listener configuration, set the version 4 for INDUCTION
// due to a serious problem in UDT code being also in the older SRT versions:
// the listener peer simply sents the EXACT COPY of the caller's induction
// handshake, except the cookie, which means that when the caller sents version 5,
// the listener will respond with version 5, which is a false information. Therefore
// HSv5 clients MUST send HS_VERSION_UDT4 from the caller, regardless of currently
// supported handshake version.
//
// The HSv5 listener should only respond with INDUCTION with m_iVersion == HS_VERSION_SRT1.
m_ConnReq.m_iVersion = HS_VERSION_UDT4;
m_ConnReq.m_iReqType = URQ_INDUCTION;
m_ConnReq.m_iCookie = 0;
m_RdvState = CHandShake::RDV_INVALID;
}
m_ConnReq.m_iMSS = m_iMSS;
m_ConnReq.m_iFlightFlagSize = (m_iRcvBufSize < m_iFlightFlagSize) ? m_iRcvBufSize : m_iFlightFlagSize;
m_ConnReq.m_iID = m_SocketID;
CIPAddress::ntop(serv_addr, m_ConnReq.m_piPeerIP, m_iIPversion);
if (forced_isn == 0)
{
// Random Initial Sequence Number (normal mode)
srand((unsigned int)CTimer::getTime());
m_iISN = m_ConnReq.m_iISN = (int32_t)(CSeqNo::m_iMaxSeqNo * (double(rand()) / RAND_MAX));
}
else
{
// Predefined ISN (for debug purposes)
m_iISN = m_ConnReq.m_iISN = forced_isn;
}
m_iLastDecSeq = m_iISN - 1;
m_iSndLastAck = m_iISN;
m_iSndLastDataAck = m_iISN;
m_iSndLastFullAck = m_iISN;
m_iSndCurrSeqNo = m_iISN - 1;
m_iSndLastAck2 = m_iISN;
m_ullSndLastAck2Time = CTimer::getTime();
// Inform the server my configurations.
CPacket reqpkt;
reqpkt.setControl(UMSG_HANDSHAKE);
reqpkt.allocate(m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize);
// XXX NOTE: Now the memory for the payload part is allocated automatically,
// and such allocated memory is also automatically deallocated in the
// destructor. If you use CPacket::allocate, remember that you must not:
// - delete this memory
// - assign to m_pcData.
// If you use only manual assignment to m_pCData, this is then manual
// allocation and so it won't be deallocated in the destructor.
//
// (Desired would be to disallow modification of m_pcData outside the
// control of methods.)
// ID = 0, connection request
reqpkt.m_iID = 0;
size_t hs_size = m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize;
m_ConnReq.store_to(reqpkt.m_pcData, Ref(hs_size));
// Note that CPacket::allocate() sets also the size
// to the size of the allocated buffer, which not
// necessarily is to be the size of the data.
reqpkt.setLength(hs_size);
uint64_t now = CTimer::getTime();
reqpkt.m_iTimeStamp = int32_t(now - m_stats.startTime);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "CUDT::startConnect: REQ-TIME set HIGH (" << now << "). SENDING HS: " << m_ConnReq.show());
/*
* Race condition if non-block connect response thread scheduled before we set m_bConnecting to true?
* Connect response will be ignored and connecting will wait until timeout.
* Maybe m_ConnectionLock handling problem? Not used in CUDT::connect(const CPacket& response)
*/
m_llLastReqTime = now;
m_bConnecting = true;
m_pSndQueue->sendto(serv_addr, reqpkt);
//
///
//// ---> CONTINUE TO: <PEER>.CUDT::processConnectRequest()
/// (Take the part under condition: hs.m_iReqType == URQ_INDUCTION)
//// <--- RETURN WHEN: m_pSndQueue->sendto() is called.
//// .... SKIP UNTIL m_pRcvQueue->recvfrom() HERE....
//// (the first "sendto" will not be called due to being too early)
///
//
// asynchronous connect, return immediately
if (!m_bSynRecving)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << CONID() << "startConnect: ASYNC MODE DETECTED. Deferring the process to RcvQ:worker");
return;
}
// Wait for the negotiated configurations from the peer side.
// This packet only prepares the storage where we will read the
// next incoming packet.
CPacket response;
response.setControl(UMSG_HANDSHAKE);
response.allocate(m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize);
CUDTException e;
EConnectStatus cst = CONN_CONTINUE;
while (!m_bClosing)
{
int64_t tdiff = CTimer::getTime() - m_llLastReqTime;
// avoid sending too many requests, at most 1 request per 250ms
// SHORT VERSION:
// The immediate first run of this loop WILL SKIP THIS PART, so
// the processing really begins AFTER THIS CONDITION.
//
// Note that some procedures inside may set m_llLastReqTime to 0,
// which will result of this condition to trigger immediately in
// the next iteration.
if (tdiff > 250000)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "startConnect: LOOP: time to send (" << tdiff << " > 250000). size=" << reqpkt.getLength());
if (m_bRendezvous)
reqpkt.m_iID = m_ConnRes.m_iID;
now = CTimer::getTime();
#if ENABLE_HEAVY_LOGGING
{
CHandShake debughs;
debughs.load_from(reqpkt.m_pcData, reqpkt.getLength());
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "startConnect: REQ-TIME HIGH (" << now
<< "). cont/sending HS to peer: " << debughs.show());
}
#endif
m_llLastReqTime = now;
reqpkt.m_iTimeStamp = int32_t(now - m_stats.startTime);
m_pSndQueue->sendto(serv_addr, reqpkt);
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "startConnect: LOOP: too early to send - " << tdiff << " < 250000");
}
cst = CONN_CONTINUE;
response.setLength(m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize);
if (m_pRcvQueue->recvfrom(m_SocketID, Ref(response)) > 0)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << CONID() << "startConnect: got response for connect request");
cst = processConnectResponse(response, &e, true /*synchro*/);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << CONID() << "startConnect: response processing result: " << ConnectStatusStr(cst));
// Expected is that:
// - the peer responded with URQ_INDUCTION + cookie. This above function
// should check that and craft the URQ_CONCLUSION handshake, in which
// case this function returns CONN_CONTINUE. As an extra action taken
// for that case, we set the SECURING mode if encryption requested,
// and serialize again the handshake, possibly together with HS extension
// blocks, if HSv5 peer responded. The serialized handshake will be then
// sent again, as the loop is repeated.
// - the peer responded with URQ_CONCLUSION. This handshake was accepted
// as a connection, and for >= HSv5 the HS extension blocks have been
// also read and interpreted. In this case this function returns:
// - CONN_ACCEPT, if everything was correct - break this loop and return normally
// - CONN_REJECT in case of any problems with the delivered handshake
// (incorrect data or data conflict) - throw error exception
// - the peer responded with any of URQ_ERROR_*. - throw error exception
//
// The error exception should make the API connect() function fail, if blocking
// or mark the failure for that socket in epoll, if non-blocking.
if (cst == CONN_RENDEZVOUS)
{
// When this function returned CONN_RENDEZVOUS, this requires
// very special processing for the Rendezvous-v5 algorithm. This MAY
// involve also preparing a new handshake form, also interpreting the
// SRT handshake extension and crafting SRT handshake extension for the
// peer, which should be next sent. When this function returns CONN_CONTINUE,
// it means that it has done all that was required, however none of the below
// things has to be done (this function will do it by itself if needed).
// Otherwise the handshake rolling can be interrupted and considered complete.
cst = processRendezvous(Ref(reqpkt), response, serv_addr, true /*synchro*/, RST_OK);
if (cst == CONN_CONTINUE)
continue;
break;
}
if (cst == CONN_REJECT)
sendCtrl(UMSG_SHUTDOWN);
if (cst != CONN_CONTINUE && cst != CONN_CONFUSED)
break; // --> OUTSIDE-LOOP
// IMPORTANT
// [[using assert(m_pCryptoControl != nullptr)]];
// new request/response should be sent out immediately on receving a response
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "startConnect: SYNC CONNECTION STATUS:" << ConnectStatusStr(cst) << ", REQ-TIME: LOW.");
m_llLastReqTime = 0;
// Now serialize the handshake again to the existing buffer so that it's
// then sent later in this loop.
// First, set the size back to the original size, m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize because
// this is the size of the originally allocated space. It might have been
// shrunk by serializing the INDUCTION handshake (which was required before
// sending this packet to the output queue) and therefore be too
// small to store the CONCLUSION handshake (with HSv5 extensions).
reqpkt.setLength(m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "startConnect: creating HS CONCLUSION: buffer size=" << reqpkt.getLength());
// NOTE: BUGFIX: SERIALIZE AGAIN.
// The original UDT code didn't do it, so it was theoretically
// turned into conclusion, but was sending still the original
// induction handshake challenge message. It was working only
// thanks to that simultaneously there were being sent handshake
// messages from a separate thread (CSndQueue::worker) from
// RendezvousQueue, this time serialized properly, which caused
// that with blocking mode there was a kinda initial "drunk
// passenger with taxi driver talk" until the RendezvousQueue sends
// (when "the time comes") the right CONCLUSION handshake
// challenge message.
//
// Now that this is fixed, the handshake messages from RendezvousQueue
// are sent only when there is a rendezvous mode or non-blocking mode.
if (!createSrtHandshake(Ref(reqpkt), Ref(m_ConnReq), SRT_CMD_HSREQ, SRT_CMD_KMREQ, 0, 0))
{
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "createSrtHandshake failed - REJECTING.");
cst = CONN_REJECT;
break;
}
// These last 2 parameters designate the buffer, which is in use only for SRT_CMD_KMRSP.
// If m_ConnReq.m_iVersion == HS_VERSION_UDT4, this function will do nothing,
// except just serializing the UDT handshake.
// The trick is that the HS challenge is with version HS_VERSION_UDT4, but the
// listener should respond with HS_VERSION_SRT1, if it is HSv5 capable.
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "startConnect: timeout from Q:recvfrom, looping again; cst=" << ConnectStatusStr(cst));
#if ENABLE_HEAVY_LOGGING
// Non-fatal assertion
if (cst == CONN_REJECT) // Might be returned by processRendezvous
{
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "startConnect: IPE: cst=REJECT NOT EXPECTED HERE, the loop should've been interrupted!");
break;
}
#endif
if (CTimer::getTime() > ttl)
{
// timeout
e = CUDTException(MJ_SETUP, MN_TIMEOUT, 0);
break;
}
}
// <--- OUTSIDE-LOOP
// Here will fall the break when not CONN_CONTINUE.
// CONN_RENDEZVOUS is handled by processRendezvous.
// CONN_ACCEPT will skip this and pass on.
if (cst == CONN_REJECT)
{
e = CUDTException(MJ_SETUP, MN_REJECTED, 0);
}
if (e.getErrorCode() == 0)
{
if (m_bClosing) // if the socket is closed before connection...
e = CUDTException(MJ_SETUP); // XXX NO MN ?
else if (m_ConnRes.m_iReqType > URQ_FAILURE_TYPES) // connection request rejected
{
m_RejectReason = RejectReasonForURQ(m_ConnRes.m_iReqType);
e = CUDTException(MJ_SETUP, MN_REJECTED, 0);
}
else if ((!m_bRendezvous) && (m_ConnRes.m_iISN != m_iISN)) // secuity check
e = CUDTException(MJ_SETUP, MN_SECURITY, 0);
}
if (e.getErrorCode() != 0)
{
m_bConnecting = false;
// The process is to be abnormally terminated, remove the connector
// now because most likely no other processing part has done anything with it.
m_pRcvQueue->removeConnector(m_SocketID);
throw e;
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << CONID() << "startConnect: handshake exchange succeeded");
// Parameters at the end.
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "startConnect: END. Parameters:"
" mss="
<< m_iMSS << " max-cwnd-size=" << m_CongCtl->cgWindowMaxSize()
<< " cwnd-size=" << m_CongCtl->cgWindowSize() << " rtt=" << m_iRTT << " bw=" << m_iBandwidth);
}
// Asynchronous connection
EConnectStatus CUDT::processAsyncConnectResponse(const CPacket &pkt) ATR_NOEXCEPT
{
EConnectStatus cst = CONN_CONTINUE;
CUDTException e;
CGuard cg(m_ConnectionLock); // FIX
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << CONID() << "processAsyncConnectResponse: got response for connect request, processing");
cst = processConnectResponse(pkt, &e, false);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "processAsyncConnectResponse: response processing result: " << ConnectStatusStr(cst)
<< "REQ-TIME LOW to enforce immediate response");
m_llLastReqTime = 0;
return cst;
}
bool CUDT::processAsyncConnectRequest(EReadStatus rst,
EConnectStatus cst,
const CPacket & response,
const sockaddr *serv_addr)
{
// IMPORTANT!
// This function is called, still asynchronously, but in the order
// of call just after the call to the above processAsyncConnectResponse.
// This should have got the original value returned from
// processConnectResponse through processAsyncConnectResponse.
CPacket request;
request.setControl(UMSG_HANDSHAKE);
request.allocate(m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize);
uint64_t now = CTimer::getTime();
request.m_iTimeStamp = int(now - m_stats.startTime);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processAsyncConnectRequest: REQ-TIME: HIGH (" << now << "). Should prevent too quick responses.");
m_llLastReqTime = now;
// ID = 0, connection request
request.m_iID = !m_bRendezvous ? 0 : m_ConnRes.m_iID;
bool status = true;
if (cst == CONN_RENDEZVOUS)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processAsyncConnectRequest: passing to processRendezvous");
cst = processRendezvous(Ref(request), response, serv_addr, false /*asynchro*/, rst);
if (cst == CONN_ACCEPT)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processAsyncConnectRequest: processRendezvous completed the process and responded by itself. "
"Done.");
return true;
}
if (cst != CONN_CONTINUE)
{
// processRendezvous already set the reject reason
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "processAsyncConnectRequest: REJECT reported from processRendezvous, not processing further.");
status = false;
}
}
else if (cst == CONN_REJECT)
{
// m_RejectReason already set at worker_ProcessAddressedPacket.
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "processAsyncConnectRequest: REJECT reported from HS processing, not processing further.");
return false;
}
else
{
// (this procedure will be also run for HSv4 rendezvous)
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processAsyncConnectRequest: serializing HS: buffer size=" << request.getLength());
if (!createSrtHandshake(Ref(request), Ref(m_ConnReq), SRT_CMD_HSREQ, SRT_CMD_KMREQ, 0, 0))
{
// All 'false' returns from here are IPE-type, mostly "invalid argument" plus "all keys expired".
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "IPE: processAsyncConnectRequest: createSrtHandshake failed, dismissing.");
status = false;
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processAsyncConnectRequest: sending HS reqtype=" << RequestTypeStr(m_ConnReq.m_iReqType)
<< " to socket " << request.m_iID << " size=" << request.getLength());
}
}
if (!status)
{
return false;
/* XXX Shouldn't it send a single response packet for the rejection?
// Set the version to 0 as "handshake rejection" status and serialize it
CHandShake zhs;
size_t size = request.getLength();
zhs.store_to(request.m_pcData, Ref(size));
request.setLength(size);
*/
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processAsyncConnectRequest: sending request packet, setting REQ-TIME HIGH.");
m_llLastReqTime = CTimer::getTime();
m_pSndQueue->sendto(serv_addr, request);
return status;
}
void CUDT::cookieContest()
{
if (m_SrtHsSide != HSD_DRAW)
return;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "cookieContest: agent=" << m_ConnReq.m_iCookie << " peer=" << m_ConnRes.m_iCookie);
if (m_ConnReq.m_iCookie == 0 || m_ConnRes.m_iCookie == 0)
{
// Note that it's virtually impossible that Agent's cookie is not ready, this
// shall be considered IPE.
// Not all cookies are ready, don't start the contest.
return;
}
// INITIATOR/RESPONDER role is resolved by COOKIE CONTEST.
//
// The cookie contest must be repeated every time because it
// may change the state at some point.
int better_cookie = m_ConnReq.m_iCookie - m_ConnRes.m_iCookie;
if (better_cookie > 0)
{
m_SrtHsSide = HSD_INITIATOR;
return;
}
if (better_cookie < 0)
{
m_SrtHsSide = HSD_RESPONDER;
return;
}
// DRAW! The only way to continue would be to force the
// cookies to be regenerated and to start over. But it's
// not worth a shot - this is an extremely rare case.
// This can simply do reject so that it can be started again.
// Pretend then that the cookie contest wasn't done so that
// it's done again. Cookies are baked every time anew, however
// the successful initial contest remains valid no matter how
// cookies will change.
m_SrtHsSide = HSD_DRAW;
}
EConnectStatus CUDT::processRendezvous(
ref_t<CPacket> reqpkt, const CPacket &response, const sockaddr *serv_addr, bool synchro, EReadStatus rst)
{
if (m_RdvState == CHandShake::RDV_CONNECTED)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processRendezvous: already in CONNECTED state.");
return CONN_ACCEPT;
}
uint32_t kmdata[SRTDATA_MAXSIZE];
size_t kmdatasize = SRTDATA_MAXSIZE;
CPacket &rpkt = *reqpkt;
cookieContest();
// We know that the other side was contacted and the other side has sent
// the handshake message - we know then both cookies. If it's a draw, it's
// a very rare case of creating identical cookies.
if (m_SrtHsSide == HSD_DRAW)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_RDVCOOKIE;
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "COOKIE CONTEST UNRESOLVED: can't assign connection roles, please wait another minute.");
return CONN_REJECT;
}
UDTRequestType rsp_type = URQ_FAILURE_TYPES; // just to track uninitialized errors
// We can assume that the Handshake packet received here as 'response'
// is already serialized in m_ConnRes. Check extra flags that are meaningful
// for further processing here.
int ext_flags = SrtHSRequest::SRT_HSTYPE_HSFLAGS::unwrap(m_ConnRes.m_iType);
bool needs_extension = ext_flags != 0; // Initial value: received HS has extensions.
bool needs_hsrsp;
rendezvousSwitchState(Ref(rsp_type), Ref(needs_extension), Ref(needs_hsrsp));
if (rsp_type > URQ_FAILURE_TYPES)
{
m_RejectReason = RejectReasonForURQ(rsp_type);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processRendezvous: rejecting due to switch-state response: " << RequestTypeStr(rsp_type));
return CONN_REJECT;
}
checkUpdateCryptoKeyLen("processRendezvous", m_ConnRes.m_iType);
// We have three possibilities here as it comes to HSREQ extensions:
// 1. The agent is loser in attention state, it sends EMPTY conclusion (without extensions)
// 2. The agent is loser in initiated state, it interprets incoming HSREQ and creates HSRSP
// 3. The agent is winner in attention or fine state, it sends HSREQ extension
m_ConnReq.m_iReqType = rsp_type;
m_ConnReq.m_extension = needs_extension;
// This must be done before prepareConnectionObjects().
applyResponseSettings();
// This must be done before interpreting and creating HSv5 extensions.
if (!prepareConnectionObjects(m_ConnRes, m_SrtHsSide, 0))
{
// m_RejectReason already handled
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processRendezvous: rejecting due to problems in prepareConnectionObjects.");
return CONN_REJECT;
}
// Case 2.
if (needs_hsrsp)
{
// This means that we have received HSREQ extension with the handshake, so we need to interpret
// it and craft the response.
if (rst == RST_OK)
{
// We have JUST RECEIVED packet in this session (not that this is called as periodic update).
// Sanity check
m_llLastReqTime = 0;
if (response.getLength() == size_t(-1))
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_IPE;
LOGC(mglog.Fatal,
log << "IPE: rst=RST_OK, but the packet has set -1 length - REJECTING (REQ-TIME: LOW)");
return CONN_REJECT;
}
if (!interpretSrtHandshake(m_ConnRes, response, kmdata, &kmdatasize))
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processRendezvous: rejecting due to problems in interpretSrtHandshake REQ-TIME: LOW.");
return CONN_REJECT;
}
// Pass on, inform about the shortened response-waiting period.
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processRendezvous: setting REQ-TIME: LOW. Forced to respond immediately.");
}
else
{
// If the last CONCLUSION message didn't contain the KMX extension, there's
// no key recorded yet, so it can't be extracted. Mark this kmdatasize empty though.
int hs_flags = SrtHSRequest::SRT_HSTYPE_HSFLAGS::unwrap(m_ConnRes.m_iType);
if (IsSet(hs_flags, CHandShake::HS_EXT_KMREQ))
{
// This is a periodic handshake update, so you need to extract the KM data from the
// first message, provided that it is there.
size_t msgsize = m_pCryptoControl->getKmMsg_size(0);
if (msgsize == 0)
{
switch (m_pCryptoControl->m_RcvKmState)
{
// If the KMX process ended up with a failure, the KMX is not recorded.
// In this case as the KMRSP answer the "failure status" should be crafted.
case SRT_KM_S_NOSECRET:
case SRT_KM_S_BADSECRET:
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processRendezvous: No KMX recorded, status = NOSECRET. Respond with NOSECRET.");
// Just do the same thing as in CCryptoControl::processSrtMsg_KMREQ for that case,
// that is, copy the NOSECRET code into KMX message.
memcpy(kmdata, &m_pCryptoControl->m_RcvKmState, sizeof(int32_t));
kmdatasize = 1;
}
break;
default:
// Remaining values:
// UNSECURED: should not fall here at alll
// SECURING: should not happen in HSv5
// SECURED: should have received the recorded KMX correctly (getKmMsg_size(0) > 0)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_IPE;
// Remaining situations:
// - password only on this site: shouldn't be considered to be sent to a no-password site
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "processRendezvous: IPE: PERIODIC HS: NO KMREQ RECORDED KMSTATE: RCV="
<< KmStateStr(m_pCryptoControl->m_RcvKmState)
<< " SND=" << KmStateStr(m_pCryptoControl->m_SndKmState));
return CONN_REJECT;
}
break;
}
}
else
{
kmdatasize = msgsize / 4;
if (msgsize > kmdatasize * 4)
{
// Sanity check
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "IPE: KMX data not aligned to 4 bytes! size=" << msgsize);
memset(kmdata + (kmdatasize * 4), 0, msgsize - (kmdatasize * 4));
++kmdatasize;
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processRendezvous: getting KM DATA from the fore-recorded KMX from KMREQ, size="
<< kmdatasize);
memcpy(kmdata, m_pCryptoControl->getKmMsg_data(0), msgsize);
}
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processRendezvous: no KMX flag - not extracting KM data for KMRSP");
kmdatasize = 0;
}
}
// No matter the value of needs_extension, the extension is always needed
// when HSREQ was interpreted (to store HSRSP extension).
m_ConnReq.m_extension = true;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processRendezvous: HSREQ extension ok, creating HSRSP response. kmdatasize=" << kmdatasize);
rpkt.setLength(m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize);
if (!createSrtHandshake(reqpkt, Ref(m_ConnReq), SRT_CMD_HSRSP, SRT_CMD_KMRSP, kmdata, kmdatasize))
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processRendezvous: rejecting due to problems in createSrtHandshake. REQ-TIME: LOW");
m_llLastReqTime = 0;
return CONN_REJECT;
}
// This means that it has received URQ_CONCLUSION with HSREQ, agent is then in RDV_FINE
// state, it sends here URQ_CONCLUSION with HSREQ/KMREQ extensions and it awaits URQ_AGREEMENT.
return CONN_CONTINUE;
}
// Special case: if URQ_AGREEMENT is to be sent, when this side is INITIATOR,
// then it must have received HSRSP, so it must interpret it. Otherwise it would
// end up with URQ_DONE, which means that it is the other side to interpret HSRSP.
if (m_SrtHsSide == HSD_INITIATOR && m_ConnReq.m_iReqType == URQ_AGREEMENT)
{
// The same is done in CUDT::postConnect(), however this section will
// not be done in case of rendezvous. The section in postConnect() is
// predicted to run only in regular CALLER handling.
if (rst != RST_OK || response.getLength() == size_t(-1))
{
// Actually the -1 length would be an IPE, but it's likely that this was reported already.
HLOGC(
mglog.Debug,
log << "processRendezvous: no INCOMING packet, NOT interpreting extensions (relying on exising data)");
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processRendezvous: INITIATOR, will send AGREEMENT - interpreting HSRSP extension");
if (!interpretSrtHandshake(m_ConnRes, response, 0, 0))
{
// m_RejectReason is already set, so set the reqtype accordingly
m_ConnReq.m_iReqType = URQFailure(m_RejectReason);
}
}
// This should be false, make a kinda assert here.
if (needs_extension)
{
LOGC(mglog.Fatal, log << "IPE: INITIATOR responding AGREEMENT should declare no extensions to HS");
m_ConnReq.m_extension = false;
}
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "processRendezvous: COOKIES Agent/Peer: " << m_ConnReq.m_iCookie << "/"
<< m_ConnRes.m_iCookie << " HSD:" << (m_SrtHsSide == HSD_INITIATOR ? "initiator" : "responder")
<< " STATE:" << CHandShake::RdvStateStr(m_RdvState) << " ...");
if (rsp_type == URQ_DONE)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "... WON'T SEND any response, both sides considered connected");
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "... WILL SEND " << RequestTypeStr(rsp_type) << " " << (m_ConnReq.m_extension ? "with" : "without")
<< " SRT HS extensions");
}
// This marks the information for the serializer that
// the SRT handshake extension is required.
// Rest of the data will be filled together with
// serialization.
m_ConnReq.m_extension = needs_extension;
rpkt.setLength(m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize);
if (m_RdvState == CHandShake::RDV_CONNECTED)
{
// When synchro=false, don't lock a mutex for rendezvous queue.
// This is required when this function is called in the
// receive queue worker thread - it would lock itself.
int cst = postConnect(response, true, 0, synchro);
if (cst == CONN_REJECT)
{
// m_RejectReason already set
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processRendezvous: rejecting due to problems in postConnect.");
return CONN_REJECT;
}
}
// URQ_DONE or URQ_AGREEMENT can be the result if the state is RDV_CONNECTED.
// If URQ_DONE, then there's nothing to be done, when URQ_AGREEMENT then return
// CONN_CONTINUE to make the caller send again the contents if the packet buffer,
// this time with URQ_AGREEMENT message, but still consider yourself connected.
if (rsp_type == URQ_DONE)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processRendezvous: rsp=DONE, reporting ACCEPT (nothing to respond)");
return CONN_ACCEPT;
}
// createSrtHandshake moved here because if the above conditions are satisfied,
// no response is going to be send, so nothing needs to be "created".
// needs_extension here distinguishes between cases 1 and 3.
// NOTE: in case when interpretSrtHandshake was run under the conditions above (to interpret HSRSP),
// then createSrtHandshake below will create only empty AGREEMENT message.
if (!createSrtHandshake(reqpkt, Ref(m_ConnReq), SRT_CMD_HSREQ, SRT_CMD_KMREQ, 0, 0))
{
// m_RejectReason already set
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "createSrtHandshake failed (IPE?), connection rejected. REQ-TIME: LOW");
m_llLastReqTime = 0;
return CONN_REJECT;
}
if (rsp_type == URQ_AGREEMENT && m_RdvState == CHandShake::RDV_CONNECTED)
{
// We are using our own serialization method (not the one called after
// processConnectResponse, this is skipped in case when this function
// is called), so we can also send this immediately. Agreement must be
// sent just once and the party must switch into CONNECTED state - in
// contrast to CONCLUSION messages, which should be sent in loop repeatedly.
//
// Even though in theory the AGREEMENT message sent just once may miss
// the target (as normal thing in UDP), this is little probable to happen,
// and this doesn't matter much because even if the other party doesn't
// get AGREEMENT, but will get payload or KEEPALIVE messages, it will
// turn into connected state as well. The AGREEMENT is rather kinda
// catalyzer here and may turn the entity on the right track faster. When
// AGREEMENT is missed, it may have kinda initial tearing.
const uint64_t now = CTimer::getTime();
m_llLastReqTime = now;
rpkt.m_iTimeStamp = int32_t(now - m_stats.startTime);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processRendezvous: rsp=AGREEMENT, reporting ACCEPT and sending just this one, REQ-TIME HIGH ("
<< now << ").");
m_pSndQueue->sendto(serv_addr, rpkt);
return CONN_ACCEPT;
}
if (rst == RST_OK)
{
// the request time must be updated so that the next handshake can be sent out immediately
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processRendezvous: rsp=" << RequestTypeStr(m_ConnReq.m_iReqType)
<< " REQ-TIME: LOW to send immediately, consider yourself conencted");
m_llLastReqTime = 0;
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processRendezvous: REQ-TIME: remains previous value, consider yourself connected");
}
return CONN_CONTINUE;
}
EConnectStatus CUDT::processConnectResponse(const CPacket &response, CUDTException *eout, bool synchro) ATR_NOEXCEPT
{
// NOTE: ASSUMED LOCK ON: m_ConnectionLock.
// this is the 2nd half of a connection request. If the connection is setup successfully this returns 0.
// Returned values:
// - CONN_REJECT: there was some error when processing the response, connection should be rejected
// - CONN_ACCEPT: the handshake is done and finished correctly
// - CONN_CONTINUE: the induction handshake has been processed correctly, and expects CONCLUSION handshake
if (!m_bConnecting)
return CONN_REJECT;
// This is required in HSv5 rendezvous, in which it should send the URQ_AGREEMENT message to
// the peer, however switch to connected state.
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processConnectResponse: TYPE:"
<< (response.isControl() ? MessageTypeStr(response.getType(), response.getExtendedType())
: string("DATA")));
// ConnectStatus res = CONN_REJECT; // used later for status - must be declared here due to goto POST_CONNECT.
// For HSv4, the data sender is INITIATOR, and the data receiver is RESPONDER,
// regardless of the connecting side affiliation. This will be changed for HSv5.
bool bidirectional = false;
HandshakeSide hsd = m_bDataSender ? HSD_INITIATOR : HSD_RESPONDER;
// (defined here due to 'goto' below).
// SRT peer may send the SRT handshake private message (type 0x7fff) before a keep-alive.
// This condition is checked when the current agent is trying to do connect() in rendezvous mode,
// but the peer was faster to send a handshake packet earlier. This makes it continue with connecting
// process if the peer is already behaving as if the connection was already established.
// This value will check either the initial value, which is less than SRT1, or
// the value previously loaded to m_ConnReq during the previous handshake response.
// For the initial form this value should not be checked.
bool hsv5 = m_ConnRes.m_iVersion >= HS_VERSION_SRT1;
if (m_bRendezvous &&
(m_RdvState == CHandShake::RDV_CONNECTED // somehow Rendezvous-v5 switched it to CONNECTED.
|| !response.isControl() // WAS A PAYLOAD PACKET.
|| (response.getType() == UMSG_KEEPALIVE) // OR WAS A UMSG_KEEPALIVE message.
|| (response.getType() == UMSG_EXT) // OR WAS a CONTROL packet of some extended type (i.e. any SRT specific)
)
// This may happen if this is an initial state in which the socket type was not yet set.
// If this is a field that holds the response handshake record from the peer, this means that it wasn't received
// yet. HSv5: added version check because in HSv5 the m_iType field has different meaning and it may be 0 in
// case when the handshake does not carry SRT extensions.
&& (hsv5 || m_ConnRes.m_iType != UDT_UNDEFINED))
{
// a data packet or a keep-alive packet comes, which means the peer side is already connected
// in this situation, the previously recorded response will be used
// In HSv5 this situation is theoretically possible if this party has missed the URQ_AGREEMENT message.
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << CONID() << "processConnectResponse: already connected - pinning in");
if (hsv5)
{
m_RdvState = CHandShake::RDV_CONNECTED;
}
return postConnect(response, hsv5, eout, synchro);
}
if (!response.isControl(UMSG_HANDSHAKE))
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
if (!response.isControl())
{
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << CONID() << "processConnectResponse: received DATA while HANDSHAKE expected");
}
else
{
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << CONID()
<< "processConnectResponse: CONFUSED: expected UMSG_HANDSHAKE as connection not yet established, "
"got: "
<< MessageTypeStr(response.getType(), response.getExtendedType()));
}
return CONN_CONFUSED;
}
if (m_ConnRes.load_from(response.m_pcData, response.getLength()) == -1)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
// Handshake data were too small to reach the Handshake structure. Reject.
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << CONID()
<< "processConnectResponse: HANDSHAKE data buffer too small - possible blueboxing. Rejecting.");
return CONN_REJECT;
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << CONID() << "processConnectResponse: HS RECEIVED: " << m_ConnRes.show());
if (m_ConnRes.m_iReqType > URQ_FAILURE_TYPES)
{
m_RejectReason = RejectReasonForURQ(m_ConnRes.m_iReqType);
return CONN_REJECT;
}
if (size_t(m_ConnRes.m_iMSS) > CPacket::ETH_MAX_MTU_SIZE)
{
// Yes, we do abort to prevent buffer overrun. Set your MSS correctly
// and you'll avoid problems.
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
LOGC(mglog.Fatal, log << "MSS size " << m_iMSS << "exceeds MTU size!");
return CONN_REJECT;
}
// (see createCrypter() call below)
//
// The CCryptoControl attached object must be created early
// because it will be required to create a conclusion handshake in HSv5
//
if (m_bRendezvous)
{
// SANITY CHECK: A rendezvous socket should reject any caller requests (it's not a listener)
if (m_ConnRes.m_iReqType == URQ_INDUCTION)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << CONID()
<< "processConnectResponse: Rendezvous-point received INDUCTION handshake (expected WAVEAHAND). "
"Rejecting.");
return CONN_REJECT;
}
// The procedure for version 5 is completely different and changes the states
// differently, so the old code will still maintain HSv4 the old way.
if (m_ConnRes.m_iVersion > HS_VERSION_UDT4)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << CONID() << "processConnectResponse: Rendezvous HSv5 DETECTED.");
return CONN_RENDEZVOUS; // --> will continue in CUDT::processRendezvous().
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << CONID() << "processConnectResponse: Rendsezvous HSv4 DETECTED.");
// So, here it has either received URQ_WAVEAHAND handshake message (while it should be in URQ_WAVEAHAND itself)
// or it has received URQ_CONCLUSION/URQ_AGREEMENT message while this box has already sent URQ_WAVEAHAND to the
// peer, and DID NOT send the URQ_CONCLUSION yet.
if (m_ConnReq.m_iReqType == URQ_WAVEAHAND || m_ConnRes.m_iReqType == URQ_WAVEAHAND)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "processConnectResponse: REQ-TIME LOW. got HS RDV. Agent state:"
<< RequestTypeStr(m_ConnReq.m_iReqType) << " Peer HS:" << m_ConnRes.show());
// Here we could have received WAVEAHAND or CONCLUSION.
// For HSv4 simply switch to CONCLUSION for the sake of further handshake rolling.
// For HSv5, make the cookie contest and basing on this decide, which party
// should provide the HSREQ/KMREQ attachment.
if (!createCrypter(hsd, false /* unidirectional */))
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_RESOURCE;
m_ConnReq.m_iReqType = URQFailure(SRT_REJ_RESOURCE);
// the request time must be updated so that the next handshake can be sent out immediately.
m_llLastReqTime = 0;
return CONN_REJECT;
}
m_ConnReq.m_iReqType = URQ_CONCLUSION;
// the request time must be updated so that the next handshake can be sent out immediately.
m_llLastReqTime = 0;
return CONN_CONTINUE;
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << CONID() << "processConnectResponse: Rendezvous HSv4 PAST waveahand");
}
}
else
{
// set cookie
if (m_ConnRes.m_iReqType == URQ_INDUCTION)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "processConnectResponse: REQ-TIME LOW; got INDUCTION HS response (cookie:" << hex
<< m_ConnRes.m_iCookie << " version:" << dec << m_ConnRes.m_iVersion
<< "), sending CONCLUSION HS with this cookie");
m_ConnReq.m_iCookie = m_ConnRes.m_iCookie;
m_ConnReq.m_iReqType = URQ_CONCLUSION;
// Here test if the LISTENER has responded with version HS_VERSION_SRT1,
// it means that it is HSv5 capable. It can still accept the HSv4 handshake.
if (m_ConnRes.m_iVersion > HS_VERSION_UDT4)
{
int hs_flags = SrtHSRequest::SRT_HSTYPE_HSFLAGS::unwrap(m_ConnRes.m_iType);
if (hs_flags != SrtHSRequest::SRT_MAGIC_CODE)
{
LOGC(mglog.Warn, log << "processConnectResponse: Listener HSv5 did not set the SRT_MAGIC_CODE");
}
checkUpdateCryptoKeyLen("processConnectResponse", m_ConnRes.m_iType);
// This will catch HS_VERSION_SRT1 and any newer.
// Set your highest version.
m_ConnReq.m_iVersion = HS_VERSION_SRT1;
// CONTROVERSIAL: use 0 as m_iType according to the meaning in HSv5.
// The HSv4 client might not understand it, which means that agent
// must switch itself to HSv4 rendezvous, and this time iType sould
// be set to UDT_DGRAM value.
m_ConnReq.m_iType = 0;
// This marks the information for the serializer that
// the SRT handshake extension is required.
// Rest of the data will be filled together with
// serialization.
m_ConnReq.m_extension = true;
// For HSv5, the caller is INITIATOR and the listener is RESPONDER.
// The m_bDataSender value should be completely ignored and the
// connection is always bidirectional.
bidirectional = true;
hsd = HSD_INITIATOR;
}
m_llLastReqTime = 0;
if (!createCrypter(hsd, bidirectional))
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_RESOURCE;
return CONN_REJECT;
}
// NOTE: This setup sets URQ_CONCLUSION and appropriate data in the handshake structure.
// The full handshake to be sent will be filled back in the caller function -- CUDT::startConnect().
return CONN_CONTINUE;
}
}
return postConnect(response, false, eout, synchro);
}
void CUDT::applyResponseSettings()
{
// Re-configure according to the negotiated values.
m_iMSS = m_ConnRes.m_iMSS;
m_iFlowWindowSize = m_ConnRes.m_iFlightFlagSize;
int udpsize = m_iMSS - CPacket::UDP_HDR_SIZE;
m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize = udpsize - CPacket::HDR_SIZE;
m_iPeerISN = m_ConnRes.m_iISN;
m_iRcvLastAck = m_ConnRes.m_iISN;
#ifdef ENABLE_LOGGING
m_iDebugPrevLastAck = m_iRcvLastAck;
#endif
m_iRcvLastSkipAck = m_iRcvLastAck;
m_iRcvLastAckAck = m_ConnRes.m_iISN;
m_iRcvCurrSeqNo = m_ConnRes.m_iISN - 1;
m_iRcvCurrPhySeqNo = m_ConnRes.m_iISN - 1;
m_PeerID = m_ConnRes.m_iID;
memcpy(m_piSelfIP, m_ConnRes.m_piPeerIP, 16);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "applyResponseSettings: HANSHAKE CONCLUDED. SETTING: payload-size=" << m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize
<< " mss=" << m_ConnRes.m_iMSS << " flw=" << m_ConnRes.m_iFlightFlagSize << " isn=" << m_ConnRes.m_iISN
<< " peerID=" << m_ConnRes.m_iID);
}
EConnectStatus CUDT::postConnect(const CPacket &response, bool rendezvous, CUDTException *eout, bool synchro)
{
if (m_ConnRes.m_iVersion < HS_VERSION_SRT1)
m_ullRcvPeerStartTime = 0; // will be set correctly in SRT HS.
// This procedure isn't being executed in rendezvous because
// in rendezvous it's completed before calling this function.
if (!rendezvous)
{
// NOTE: THIS function must be called before calling prepareConnectionObjects.
// The reason why it's not part of prepareConnectionObjects is that the activities
// done there are done SIMILAR way in acceptAndRespond, which also calls this
// function. In fact, prepareConnectionObjects() represents the code that was
// done separately in processConnectResponse() and acceptAndRespond(), so this way
// this code is now common. Now acceptAndRespond() does "manually" something similar
// to applyResponseSettings(), just a little bit differently. This SHOULD be made
// common as a part of refactoring job, just needs a bit more time.
//
// Currently just this function must be called always BEFORE prepareConnectionObjects
// everywhere except acceptAndRespond().
applyResponseSettings();
// This will actually be done also in rendezvous HSv4,
// however in this case the HSREQ extension will not be attached,
// so it will simply go the "old way".
bool ok = prepareConnectionObjects(m_ConnRes, m_SrtHsSide, eout);
// May happen that 'response' contains a data packet that was sent in rendezvous mode.
// In this situation the interpretation of handshake was already done earlier.
if (ok && response.isControl())
{
ok = interpretSrtHandshake(m_ConnRes, response, 0, 0);
if (!ok && eout)
{
*eout = CUDTException(MJ_SETUP, MN_REJECTED, 0);
}
}
if (!ok) // m_RejectReason already set
return CONN_REJECT;
}
CInfoBlock ib;
ib.m_iIPversion = m_iIPversion;
CInfoBlock::convert(m_pPeerAddr, m_iIPversion, ib.m_piIP);
if (m_pCache->lookup(&ib) >= 0)
{
m_iRTT = ib.m_iRTT;
m_iBandwidth = ib.m_iBandwidth;
}
SRT_REJECT_REASON rr = setupCC();
if (rr != SRT_REJ_UNKNOWN)
{
m_RejectReason = rr;
return CONN_REJECT;
}
// And, I am connected too.
m_bConnecting = false;
m_bConnected = true;
// register this socket for receiving data packets
m_pRNode->m_bOnList = true;
m_pRcvQueue->setNewEntry(this);
// XXX Problem around CONN_CONFUSED!
// If some too-eager packets were received from a listener
// that thinks it's connected, but his last handshake was missed,
// they are collected by CRcvQueue::storePkt. The removeConnector
// function will want to delete them all, so it would be nice
// if these packets can be re-delivered. Of course the listener
// should be prepared to resend them (as every packet can be lost
// on UDP), but it's kinda overkill when we have them already and
// can dispatch them.
// Remove from rendezvous queue (in this particular case it's
// actually removing the socket that undergoes asynchronous HS processing).
// Removing at THIS point because since when setNewEntry is called,
// the next iteration in the CRcvQueue::worker loop will be dispatching
// packets normally, as within-connection, so the "connector" won't
// play any role since this time.
// The connector, however, must stay alive until the setNewEntry is called
// because otherwise the packets that are coming for this socket before the
// connection process is complete will be rejected as "attack", instead of
// being enqueued for later pickup from the queue.
m_pRcvQueue->removeConnector(m_SocketID, synchro);
// acknowledge the management module.
CUDTSocket* s = s_UDTUnited.locate(m_SocketID);
if (!s)
{
if (eout)
{
*eout = CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_SIDINVAL, 0);
}
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_CLOSE;
return CONN_REJECT;
}
// copy address information of local node
// the local port must be correctly assigned BEFORE CUDT::startConnect(),
// otherwise if startConnect() fails, the multiplexer cannot be located
// by garbage collection and will cause leak
s->m_pUDT->m_pSndQueue->m_pChannel->getSockAddr(s->m_pSelfAddr);
CIPAddress::pton(s->m_pSelfAddr, s->m_pUDT->m_piSelfIP, s->m_iIPversion);
s->m_Status = SRTS_CONNECTED;
// acknowledde any waiting epolls to write
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_OUT, true);
LOGC(mglog.Note, log << "Connection established to: " << SockaddrToString(m_pPeerAddr));
return CONN_ACCEPT;
}
void CUDT::checkUpdateCryptoKeyLen(const char *loghdr SRT_ATR_UNUSED, int32_t typefield)
{
int enc_flags = SrtHSRequest::SRT_HSTYPE_ENCFLAGS::unwrap(typefield);
// potentially 0-7 values are possible.
// When 0, don't change anything - it should rely on the value 0.
// When 1, 5, 6, 7, this is kinda internal error - ignore.
if (enc_flags >= 2 && enc_flags <= 4) // 2 = 128, 3 = 192, 4 = 256
{
int rcv_pbkeylen = SrtHSRequest::SRT_PBKEYLEN_BITS::wrap(enc_flags);
if (m_iSndCryptoKeyLen == 0)
{
m_iSndCryptoKeyLen = rcv_pbkeylen;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << loghdr << ": PBKEYLEN adopted from advertised value: " << m_iSndCryptoKeyLen);
}
else if (m_iSndCryptoKeyLen != rcv_pbkeylen)
{
// Conflict. Use SRTO_SENDER flag to check if this side should accept
// the enforcement, otherwise simply let it win.
if (!m_bDataSender)
{
LOGC(mglog.Warn,
log << loghdr << ": PBKEYLEN conflict - OVERRIDDEN " << m_iSndCryptoKeyLen << " by "
<< rcv_pbkeylen << " from PEER (as AGENT is not SRTO_SENDER)");
m_iSndCryptoKeyLen = rcv_pbkeylen;
}
else
{
LOGC(mglog.Warn,
log << loghdr << ": PBKEYLEN conflict - keep " << m_iSndCryptoKeyLen
<< "; peer-advertised PBKEYLEN " << rcv_pbkeylen << " rejected because Agent is SRTO_SENDER");
}
}
}
else if (enc_flags != 0)
{
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << loghdr << ": IPE: enc_flags outside allowed 2, 3, 4: " << enc_flags);
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << loghdr << ": No encryption flags found in type field: " << typefield);
}
}
// Rendezvous
void CUDT::rendezvousSwitchState(ref_t<UDTRequestType> rsptype, ref_t<bool> needs_extension, ref_t<bool> needs_hsrsp)
{
UDTRequestType req = m_ConnRes.m_iReqType;
int hs_flags = SrtHSRequest::SRT_HSTYPE_HSFLAGS::unwrap(m_ConnRes.m_iType);
bool has_extension = !!hs_flags; // it holds flags, if no flags, there are no extensions.
const HandshakeSide &hsd = m_SrtHsSide;
// Note important possibilities that are considered here:
// 1. The serial arrangement. This happens when one party has missed the
// URQ_WAVEAHAND message, it sent its own URQ_WAVEAHAND message, and then the
// firstmost message it received from the peer is URQ_CONCLUSION, as a response
// for agent's URQ_WAVEAHAND.
//
// In this case, Agent switches to RDV_FINE state and Peer switches to RDV_ATTENTION state.
//
// 2. The parallel arrangement. This happens when the URQ_WAVEAHAND message sent
// by both parties are almost in a perfect synch (a rare, but possible case). In this
// case, both parties receive one another's URQ_WAVEAHAND message and both switch to
// RDV_ATTENTION state.
//
// It's not possible to predict neither which arrangement will happen, or which
// party will be RDV_FINE in case when the serial arrangement has happened. What
// will actually happen will depend on random conditions.
//
// No matter this randomity, we have a limited number of possible conditions:
//
// Stating that "agent" is the party that has received the URQ_WAVEAHAND in whatever
// arrangement, we are certain, that "agent" switched to RDV_ATTENTION, and peer:
//
// - switched to RDV_ATTENTION state (so, both are in the same state independently)
// - switched to RDV_FINE state (so, the message interchange is actually more-less sequenced)
//
// In particular, there's no possibility of a situation that both are in RDV_FINE state
// because the agent can switch to RDV_FINE state only if it received URQ_CONCLUSION from
// the peer, while the peer could not send URQ_CONCLUSION without switching off RDV_WAVING
// (actually to RDV_ATTENTION). There's also no exit to RDV_FINE from RDV_ATTENTION.
// DEFAULT STATEMENT: don't attach extensions to URQ_CONCLUSION, neither HSREQ nor HSRSP.
*needs_extension = false;
*needs_hsrsp = false;
string reason;
#if ENABLE_HEAVY_LOGGING
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "rendezvousSwitchState: HS: " << m_ConnRes.show());
struct LogAtTheEnd
{
CHandShake::RendezvousState ost;
UDTRequestType orq;
const CHandShake::RendezvousState &nst;
const UDTRequestType & nrq;
bool & needext;
bool & needrsp;
string & reason;
~LogAtTheEnd()
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "rendezvousSwitchState: STATE[" << CHandShake::RdvStateStr(ost) << "->"
<< CHandShake::RdvStateStr(nst) << "] REQTYPE[" << RequestTypeStr(orq) << "->"
<< RequestTypeStr(nrq) << "] "
<< "ext:" << (needext ? (needrsp ? "HSRSP" : "HSREQ") : "NONE")
<< (reason == "" ? string() : "reason:" + reason));
}
} l_logend = {m_RdvState, req, m_RdvState, *rsptype, *needs_extension, *needs_hsrsp, reason};
#endif
switch (m_RdvState)
{
case CHandShake::RDV_INVALID:
return;
case CHandShake::RDV_WAVING:
{
if (req == URQ_WAVEAHAND)
{
m_RdvState = CHandShake::RDV_ATTENTION;
// NOTE: if this->isWinner(), attach HSREQ
*rsptype = URQ_CONCLUSION;
if (hsd == HSD_INITIATOR)
*needs_extension = true;
return;
}
if (req == URQ_CONCLUSION)
{
m_RdvState = CHandShake::RDV_FINE;
*rsptype = URQ_CONCLUSION;
*needs_extension = true; // (see below - this needs to craft either HSREQ or HSRSP)
// if this->isWinner(), then craft HSREQ for that response.
// if this->isLoser(), then this packet should bring HSREQ, so craft HSRSP for the response.
if (hsd == HSD_RESPONDER)
*needs_hsrsp = true;
return;
}
}
reason = "WAVING -> WAVEAHAND or CONCLUSION";
break;
case CHandShake::RDV_ATTENTION:
{
if (req == URQ_WAVEAHAND)
{
// This is only possible if the URQ_CONCLUSION sent to the peer
// was lost on track. The peer is then simply unaware that the
// agent has switched to ATTENTION state and continues sending
// waveahands. In this case, just remain in ATTENTION state and
// retry with URQ_CONCLUSION, as normally.
*rsptype = URQ_CONCLUSION;
if (hsd == HSD_INITIATOR)
*needs_extension = true;
return;
}
if (req == URQ_CONCLUSION)
{
// We have two possibilities here:
//
// WINNER (HSD_INITIATOR): send URQ_AGREEMENT
if (hsd == HSD_INITIATOR)
{
// WINNER should get a response with HSRSP, otherwise this is kinda empty conclusion.
// If no HSRSP attached, stay in this state.
if (hs_flags == 0)
{
HLOGC(
mglog.Debug,
log << "rendezvousSwitchState: "
"{INITIATOR}[ATTENTION] awaits CONCLUSION+HSRSP, got CONCLUSION, remain in [ATTENTION]");
*rsptype = URQ_CONCLUSION;
*needs_extension = true; // If you expect to receive HSRSP, continue sending HSREQ
return;
}
m_RdvState = CHandShake::RDV_CONNECTED;
*rsptype = URQ_AGREEMENT;
return;
}
// LOSER (HSD_RESPONDER): send URQ_CONCLUSION and attach HSRSP extension, then expect URQ_AGREEMENT
if (hsd == HSD_RESPONDER)
{
// If no HSREQ attached, stay in this state.
// (Although this seems completely impossible).
if (hs_flags == 0)
{
LOGC(
mglog.Warn,
log << "rendezvousSwitchState: (IPE!)"
"{RESPONDER}[ATTENTION] awaits CONCLUSION+HSREQ, got CONCLUSION, remain in [ATTENTION]");
*rsptype = URQ_CONCLUSION;
*needs_extension = false; // If you received WITHOUT extensions, respond WITHOUT extensions (wait
// for the right message)
return;
}
m_RdvState = CHandShake::RDV_INITIATED;
*rsptype = URQ_CONCLUSION;
*needs_extension = true;
*needs_hsrsp = true;
return;
}
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "RENDEZVOUS COOKIE DRAW! Cannot resolve to a valid state.");
// Fallback for cookie draw
m_RdvState = CHandShake::RDV_INVALID;
*rsptype = URQFailure(SRT_REJ_RDVCOOKIE);
return;
}
if (req == URQ_AGREEMENT)
{
// This means that the peer has received our URQ_CONCLUSION, but
// the agent missed the peer's URQ_CONCLUSION (received only initial
// URQ_WAVEAHAND).
if (hsd == HSD_INITIATOR)
{
// In this case the missed URQ_CONCLUSION was sent without extensions,
// whereas the peer received our URQ_CONCLUSION with HSREQ, and therefore
// it sent URQ_AGREEMENT already with HSRSP. This isn't a problem for
// us, we can go on with it, especially that the peer is already switched
// into CHandShake::RDV_CONNECTED state.
m_RdvState = CHandShake::RDV_CONNECTED;
// Both sides are connected, no need to send anything anymore.
*rsptype = URQ_DONE;
return;
}
if (hsd == HSD_RESPONDER)
{
// In this case the missed URQ_CONCLUSION was sent with extensions, so
// we have to request this once again. Send URQ_CONCLUSION in order to
// inform the other party that we need the conclusion message once again.
// The ATTENTION state should be maintained.
*rsptype = URQ_CONCLUSION;
*needs_extension = true;
*needs_hsrsp = true;
return;
}
}
}
reason = "ATTENTION -> WAVEAHAND(conclusion), CONCLUSION(agreement/conclusion), AGREEMENT (done/conclusion)";
break;
case CHandShake::RDV_FINE:
{
// In FINE state we can't receive URQ_WAVEAHAND because if the peer has already
// sent URQ_CONCLUSION, it's already in CHandShake::RDV_ATTENTION, and in this state it can
// only send URQ_CONCLUSION, whereas when it isn't in CHandShake::RDV_ATTENTION, it couldn't
// have sent URQ_CONCLUSION, and if it didn't, the agent wouldn't be in CHandShake::RDV_FINE state.
if (req == URQ_CONCLUSION)
{
// There's only one case when it should receive CONCLUSION in FINE state:
// When it's the winner. If so, it should then contain HSREQ extension.
// In case of loser, it shouldn't receive CONCLUSION at all - it should
// receive AGREEMENT.
// The winner case, received CONCLUSION + HSRSP - switch to CONNECTED and send AGREEMENT.
// So, check first if HAS EXTENSION
bool correct_switch = false;
if (hsd == HSD_INITIATOR && !has_extension)
{
// Received REPEATED empty conclusion that has initially switched it into FINE state.
// To exit FINE state we need the CONCLUSION message with HSRSP.
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "rendezvousSwitchState: {INITIATOR}[FINE] <CONCLUSION without HSRSP. Stay in [FINE], "
"await CONCLUSION+HSRSP");
}
else if (hsd == HSD_RESPONDER)
{
// In FINE state the RESPONDER expects only to be sent AGREEMENT.
// It has previously received CONCLUSION in WAVING state and this has switched
// it to FINE state. That CONCLUSION message should have contained extension,
// so if this is a repeated CONCLUSION+HSREQ, it should be responded with
// CONCLUSION+HSRSP.
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "rendezvousSwitchState: {RESPONDER}[FINE] <CONCLUSION. Stay in [FINE], await AGREEMENT");
}
else
{
correct_switch = true;
}
if (!correct_switch)
{
*rsptype = URQ_CONCLUSION;
// initiator should send HSREQ, responder HSRSP,
// in both cases extension is needed
*needs_extension = true;
*needs_hsrsp = hsd == HSD_RESPONDER;
return;
}
m_RdvState = CHandShake::RDV_CONNECTED;
*rsptype = URQ_AGREEMENT;
return;
}
if (req == URQ_AGREEMENT)
{
// The loser case, the agreement was sent in response to conclusion that
// already carried over the HSRSP extension.
// There's a theoretical case when URQ_AGREEMENT can be received in case of
// parallel arrangement, while the agent is already in CHandShake::RDV_CONNECTED state.
// This will be dispatched in the main loop and discarded.
m_RdvState = CHandShake::RDV_CONNECTED;
*rsptype = URQ_DONE;
return;
}
}
reason = "FINE -> CONCLUSION(agreement), AGREEMENT(done)";
break;
case CHandShake::RDV_INITIATED:
{
// In this state we just wait for URQ_AGREEMENT, which should cause it to
// switch to CONNECTED. No response required.
if (req == URQ_AGREEMENT)
{
// No matter in which state we'd be, just switch to connected.
if (m_RdvState == CHandShake::RDV_CONNECTED)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "<-- AGREEMENT: already connected");
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "<-- AGREEMENT: switched to connected");
}
m_RdvState = CHandShake::RDV_CONNECTED;
*rsptype = URQ_DONE;
return;
}
if (req == URQ_CONCLUSION)
{
// Receiving conclusion in this state means that the other party
// didn't get our conclusion, so send it again, the same as when
// exiting the ATTENTION state.
*rsptype = URQ_CONCLUSION;
if (hsd == HSD_RESPONDER)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "rendezvousSwitchState: "
"{RESPONDER}[INITIATED] awaits AGREEMENT, "
"got CONCLUSION, sending CONCLUSION+HSRSP");
*needs_extension = true;
*needs_hsrsp = true;
return;
}
// Loser, initiated? This may only happen in parallel arrangement, where
// the agent exchanges empty conclusion messages with the peer, simultaneously
// exchanging HSREQ-HSRSP conclusion messages. Check if THIS message contained
// HSREQ, and set responding HSRSP in that case.
if (hs_flags == 0)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "rendezvousSwitchState: "
"{INITIATOR}[INITIATED] awaits AGREEMENT, "
"got empty CONCLUSION, STILL RESPONDING CONCLUSION+HSRSP");
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "rendezvousSwitchState: "
"{INITIATOR}[INITIATED] awaits AGREEMENT, "
"got CONCLUSION+HSREQ, responding CONCLUSION+HSRSP");
}
*needs_extension = true;
*needs_hsrsp = true;
return;
}
}
reason = "INITIATED -> AGREEMENT(done)";
break;
case CHandShake::RDV_CONNECTED:
// Do nothing. This theoretically should never happen.
*rsptype = URQ_DONE;
return;
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "rendezvousSwitchState: INVALID STATE TRANSITION, result: INVALID");
// All others are treated as errors
m_RdvState = CHandShake::RDV_WAVING;
*rsptype = URQFailure(SRT_REJ_ROGUE);
}
/*
* Timestamp-based Packet Delivery (TsbPd) thread
* This thread runs only if TsbPd mode is enabled
* Hold received packets until its time to 'play' them, at PktTimeStamp + TsbPdDelay.
*/
void *CUDT::tsbpd(void *param)
{
CUDT *self = (CUDT *)param;
THREAD_STATE_INIT("SRT:TsbPd");
CGuard::enterCS(self->m_RecvLock);
self->m_bTsbPdAckWakeup = true;
while (!self->m_bClosing)
{
int32_t current_pkt_seq = 0;
uint64_t tsbpdtime = 0;
bool rxready = false;
CGuard::enterCS(self->m_RcvBufferLock);
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_RCVBUFSZ_MAVG
self->m_pRcvBuffer->updRcvAvgDataSize(CTimer::getTime());
#endif
if (self->m_bTLPktDrop)
{
int32_t skiptoseqno = -1;
bool passack = true; // Get next packet to wait for even if not acked
rxready = self->m_pRcvBuffer->getRcvFirstMsg(
Ref(tsbpdtime), Ref(passack), Ref(skiptoseqno), Ref(current_pkt_seq));
HLOGC(tslog.Debug,
log << boolalpha << "NEXT PKT CHECK: rdy=" << rxready << " passack=" << passack << " skipto=%"
<< skiptoseqno << " current=%" << current_pkt_seq << " buf-base=%" << self->m_iRcvLastSkipAck);
/*
* VALUES RETURNED:
*
* rxready: if true, packet at head of queue ready to play
* tsbpdtime: timestamp of packet at head of queue, ready or not. 0 if none.
* passack: if true, ready head of queue not yet acknowledged
* skiptoseqno: sequence number of packet at head of queue if ready to play but
* some preceeding packets are missing (need to be skipped). -1 if none.
*/
if (rxready)
{
/* Packet ready to play according to time stamp but... */
int seqlen = CSeqNo::seqoff(self->m_iRcvLastSkipAck, skiptoseqno);
if (skiptoseqno != -1 && seqlen > 0)
{
/*
* skiptoseqno != -1,
* packet ready to play but preceeded by missing packets (hole).
*/
/* Update drop/skip stats */
CGuard::enterCS(self->m_StatsLock);
self->m_stats.rcvDropTotal += seqlen;
self->m_stats.traceRcvDrop += seqlen;
/* Estimate dropped/skipped bytes from average payload */
int avgpayloadsz = self->m_pRcvBuffer->getRcvAvgPayloadSize();
self->m_stats.rcvBytesDropTotal += seqlen * avgpayloadsz;
self->m_stats.traceRcvBytesDrop += seqlen * avgpayloadsz;
CGuard::leaveCS(self->m_StatsLock);
self->dropFromLossLists(self->m_iRcvLastSkipAck,
CSeqNo::decseq(skiptoseqno)); // remove(from,to-inclusive)
self->m_pRcvBuffer->skipData(seqlen);
self->m_iRcvLastSkipAck = skiptoseqno;
#if ENABLE_LOGGING
int64_t timediff = 0;
if (tsbpdtime)
timediff = int64_t(tsbpdtime) - int64_t(CTimer::getTime());
#if ENABLE_HEAVY_LOGGING
HLOGC(tslog.Debug,
log << self->CONID() << "tsbpd: DROPSEQ: up to seq=" << CSeqNo::decseq(skiptoseqno) << " ("
<< seqlen << " packets) playable at " << FormatTime(tsbpdtime) << " delayed "
<< (timediff / 1000) << "." << (timediff % 1000) << " ms");
#endif
LOGC(dlog.Debug, log << "RCV-DROPPED packet delay=" << (timediff / 1000) << "ms");
#endif
tsbpdtime = 0; // Next sent ack will unblock
rxready = false;
}
else if (passack)
{
/* Packets ready to play but not yet acknowledged (should happen within 10ms) */
rxready = false;
tsbpdtime = 0; // Next sent ack will unblock
} /* else packet ready to play */
} /* else packets not ready to play */
}
else
{
rxready = self->m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady(Ref(tsbpdtime), Ref(current_pkt_seq));
}
CGuard::leaveCS(self->m_RcvBufferLock);
if (rxready)
{
HLOGC(tslog.Debug,
log << self->CONID() << "tsbpd: PLAYING PACKET seq=" << current_pkt_seq << " (belated "
<< ((CTimer::getTime() - tsbpdtime) / 1000.0) << "ms)");
/*
* There are packets ready to be delivered
* signal a waiting "recv" call if there is any data available
*/
if (self->m_bSynRecving)
{
pthread_cond_signal(&self->m_RecvDataCond);
}
/*
* Set EPOLL_IN to wakeup any thread waiting on epoll
*/
self->s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(self->m_SocketID, self->m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_IN, true);
CTimer::triggerEvent();
tsbpdtime = 0;
}
if (tsbpdtime != 0)
{
int64_t timediff = int64_t(tsbpdtime) - int64_t(CTimer::getTime());
/*
* Buffer at head of queue is not ready to play.
* Schedule wakeup when it will be.
*/
self->m_bTsbPdAckWakeup = false;
THREAD_PAUSED();
HLOGC(tslog.Debug,
log << self->CONID() << "tsbpd: FUTURE PACKET seq=" << current_pkt_seq
<< " T=" << FormatTime(tsbpdtime) << " - waiting " << (timediff / 1000.0) << "ms");
CTimer::condTimedWaitUS(&self->m_RcvTsbPdCond, &self->m_RecvLock, timediff);
THREAD_RESUMED();
}
else
{
/*
* We have just signaled epoll; or
* receive queue is empty; or
* next buffer to deliver is not in receive queue (missing packet in sequence).
*
* Block until woken up by one of the following event:
* - All ready-to-play packets have been pulled and EPOLL_IN cleared (then loop to block until next pkt time
* if any)
* - New buffers ACKed
* - Closing the connection
*/
HLOGC(tslog.Debug, log << self->CONID() << "tsbpd: no data, scheduling wakeup at ack");
self->m_bTsbPdAckWakeup = true;
THREAD_PAUSED();
pthread_cond_wait(&self->m_RcvTsbPdCond, &self->m_RecvLock);
THREAD_RESUMED();
}
}
CGuard::leaveCS(self->m_RecvLock);
THREAD_EXIT();
HLOGC(tslog.Debug, log << self->CONID() << "tsbpd: EXITING");
return NULL;
}
bool CUDT::prepareConnectionObjects(const CHandShake &hs, HandshakeSide hsd, CUDTException *eout)
{
// This will be lazily created due to being the common
// code with HSv5 rendezvous, in which this will be run
// in a little bit "randomly selected" moment, but must
// be run once in the whole connection process.
if (m_pSndBuffer)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "prepareConnectionObjects: (lazy) already created.");
return true;
}
bool bidirectional = false;
if (hs.m_iVersion > HS_VERSION_UDT4)
{
bidirectional = true; // HSv5 is always bidirectional
}
// HSD_DRAW is received only if this side is listener.
// If this side is caller with HSv5, HSD_INITIATOR should be passed.
// If this is a rendezvous connection with HSv5, the handshake role
// is taken from m_SrtHsSide field.
if (hsd == HSD_DRAW)
{
if (bidirectional)
{
hsd = HSD_RESPONDER; // In HSv5, listener is always RESPONDER and caller always INITIATOR.
}
else
{
hsd = m_bDataSender ? HSD_INITIATOR : HSD_RESPONDER;
}
}
try
{
m_pSndBuffer = new CSndBuffer(32, m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize);
m_pRcvBuffer = new CRcvBuffer(&(m_pRcvQueue->m_UnitQueue), m_iRcvBufSize);
// after introducing lite ACK, the sndlosslist may not be cleared in time, so it requires twice space.
m_pSndLossList = new CSndLossList(m_iFlowWindowSize * 2);
m_pRcvLossList = new CRcvLossList(m_iFlightFlagSize);
}
catch (...)
{
// Simply reject.
if (eout)
{
*eout = CUDTException(MJ_SYSTEMRES, MN_MEMORY, 0);
}
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_RESOURCE;
return false;
}
if (!createCrypter(hsd, bidirectional)) // Make sure CC is created (lazy)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_RESOURCE;
return false;
}
return true;
}
void CUDT::acceptAndRespond(const sockaddr *peer, CHandShake *hs, const CPacket &hspkt)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "acceptAndRespond: setting up data according to handshake");
CGuard cg(m_ConnectionLock);
m_ullRcvPeerStartTime = 0; // will be set correctly at SRT HS
// Uses the smaller MSS between the peers
if (hs->m_iMSS > m_iMSS)
hs->m_iMSS = m_iMSS;
else
m_iMSS = hs->m_iMSS;
// exchange info for maximum flow window size
m_iFlowWindowSize = hs->m_iFlightFlagSize;
hs->m_iFlightFlagSize = (m_iRcvBufSize < m_iFlightFlagSize) ? m_iRcvBufSize : m_iFlightFlagSize;
m_iPeerISN = hs->m_iISN;
m_iRcvLastAck = hs->m_iISN;
#ifdef ENABLE_LOGGING
m_iDebugPrevLastAck = m_iRcvLastAck;
#endif
m_iRcvLastSkipAck = m_iRcvLastAck;
m_iRcvLastAckAck = hs->m_iISN;
m_iRcvCurrSeqNo = hs->m_iISN - 1;
m_iRcvCurrPhySeqNo = hs->m_iISN - 1;
m_PeerID = hs->m_iID;
hs->m_iID = m_SocketID;
// use peer's ISN and send it back for security check
m_iISN = hs->m_iISN;
m_iLastDecSeq = m_iISN - 1;
m_iSndLastAck = m_iISN;
m_iSndLastDataAck = m_iISN;
m_iSndLastFullAck = m_iISN;
m_iSndCurrSeqNo = m_iISN - 1;
m_iSndLastAck2 = m_iISN;
m_ullSndLastAck2Time = CTimer::getTime();
// this is a reponse handshake
hs->m_iReqType = URQ_CONCLUSION;
if (hs->m_iVersion > HS_VERSION_UDT4)
{
// The version is agreed; this code is executed only in case
// when AGENT is listener. In this case, conclusion response
// must always contain HSv5 handshake extensions.
hs->m_extension = true;
}
// get local IP address and send the peer its IP address (because UDP cannot get local IP address)
memcpy(m_piSelfIP, hs->m_piPeerIP, 16);
CIPAddress::ntop(peer, hs->m_piPeerIP, m_iIPversion);
int udpsize = m_iMSS - CPacket::UDP_HDR_SIZE;
m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize = udpsize - CPacket::HDR_SIZE;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "acceptAndRespond: PAYLOAD SIZE: " << m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize);
// Prepare all structures
if (!prepareConnectionObjects(*hs, HSD_DRAW, 0))
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "acceptAndRespond: prepareConnectionObjects failed - responding with REJECT.");
// If the SRT Handshake extension was provided and wasn't interpreted
// correctly, the connection should be rejected.
//
// Respond with the rejection message and exit with exception
// so that the caller will know that this new socket should be deleted.
hs->m_iReqType = URQFailure(m_RejectReason);
throw CUDTException(MJ_SETUP, MN_REJECTED, 0);
}
// Since now you can use m_pCryptoControl
CInfoBlock ib;
ib.m_iIPversion = m_iIPversion;
CInfoBlock::convert(peer, m_iIPversion, ib.m_piIP);
if (m_pCache->lookup(&ib) >= 0)
{
m_iRTT = ib.m_iRTT;
m_iBandwidth = ib.m_iBandwidth;
}
// This should extract the HSREQ and KMREQ portion in the handshake packet.
// This could still be a HSv4 packet and contain no such parts, which will leave
// this entity as "non-SRT-handshaken", and await further HSREQ and KMREQ sent
// as UMSG_EXT.
uint32_t kmdata[SRTDATA_MAXSIZE];
size_t kmdatasize = SRTDATA_MAXSIZE;
if (!interpretSrtHandshake(*hs, hspkt, kmdata, &kmdatasize))
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "acceptAndRespond: interpretSrtHandshake failed - responding with REJECT.");
// If the SRT Handshake extension was provided and wasn't interpreted
// correctly, the connection should be rejected.
//
// Respond with the rejection message and return false from
// this function so that the caller will know that this new
// socket should be deleted.
hs->m_iReqType = URQFailure(m_RejectReason);
throw CUDTException(MJ_SETUP, MN_REJECTED, 0);
}
SRT_REJECT_REASON rr = setupCC();
// UNKNOWN used as a "no error" value
if (rr != SRT_REJ_UNKNOWN)
{
hs->m_iReqType = URQFailure(rr);
m_RejectReason = rr;
throw CUDTException(MJ_SETUP, MN_REJECTED, 0);
}
m_pPeerAddr = (AF_INET == m_iIPversion) ? (sockaddr *)new sockaddr_in : (sockaddr *)new sockaddr_in6;
memcpy(m_pPeerAddr, peer, (AF_INET == m_iIPversion) ? sizeof(sockaddr_in) : sizeof(sockaddr_in6));
// And of course, it is connected.
m_bConnected = true;
// register this socket for receiving data packets
m_pRNode->m_bOnList = true;
m_pRcvQueue->setNewEntry(this);
// send the response to the peer, see listen() for more discussions about this
// XXX Here create CONCLUSION RESPONSE with:
// - just the UDT handshake, if HS_VERSION_UDT4,
// - if higher, the UDT handshake, the SRT HSRSP, the SRT KMRSP
size_t size = m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize;
// Allocate the maximum possible memory for an SRT payload.
// This is a maximum you can send once.
CPacket response;
response.setControl(UMSG_HANDSHAKE);
response.allocate(size);
// This will serialize the handshake according to its current form.
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "acceptAndRespond: creating CONCLUSION response (HSv5: with HSRSP/KMRSP) buffer size=" << size);
if (!createSrtHandshake(Ref(response), Ref(*hs), SRT_CMD_HSRSP, SRT_CMD_KMRSP, kmdata, kmdatasize))
{
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "acceptAndRespond: error creating handshake response");
throw CUDTException(MJ_SETUP, MN_REJECTED, 0);
}
// Set target socket ID to the value from received handshake's source ID.
response.m_iID = m_PeerID;
#if ENABLE_HEAVY_LOGGING
{
// To make sure what REALLY is being sent, parse back the handshake
// data that have been just written into the buffer.
CHandShake debughs;
debughs.load_from(response.m_pcData, response.getLength());
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "acceptAndRespond: sending HS to peer, reqtype=" << RequestTypeStr(debughs.m_iReqType)
<< " version=" << debughs.m_iVersion << " (connreq:" << RequestTypeStr(m_ConnReq.m_iReqType)
<< "), target_socket=" << response.m_iID << ", my_socket=" << debughs.m_iID);
}
#endif
// NOTE: BLOCK THIS instruction in order to cause the final
// handshake to be missed and cause the problem solved in PR #417.
// When missed this message, the caller should not accept packets
// coming as connected, but continue repeated handshake until finally
// received the listener's handshake.
m_pSndQueue->sendto(peer, response);
}
// This function is required to be called when a caller receives an INDUCTION
// response from the listener and would like to create a CONCLUSION that includes
// the SRT handshake extension. This extension requires that the crypter object
// be created, but it's still too early for it to be completely configured.
// This function then precreates the object so that the handshake extension can
// be created, as this happens before the completion of the connection (and
// therefore configuration of the crypter object), which can only take place upon
// reception of CONCLUSION response from the listener.
bool CUDT::createCrypter(HandshakeSide side, bool bidirectional)
{
// Lazy initialization
if (m_pCryptoControl)
return true;
// Write back this value, when it was just determined.
m_SrtHsSide = side;
m_pCryptoControl.reset(new CCryptoControl(this, m_SocketID));
// XXX These below are a little bit controversial.
// These data should probably be filled only upon
// reception of the conclusion handshake - otherwise
// they have outdated values.
m_pCryptoControl->setCryptoSecret(m_CryptoSecret);
if (bidirectional || m_bDataSender)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "createCrypter: setting RCV/SND KeyLen=" << m_iSndCryptoKeyLen);
m_pCryptoControl->setCryptoKeylen(m_iSndCryptoKeyLen);
}
return m_pCryptoControl->init(side, bidirectional);
}
SRT_REJECT_REASON CUDT::setupCC()
{
// Prepare configuration object,
// Create the CCC object and configure it.
// UDT also sets back the congestion window: ???
// m_dCongestionWindow = m_pCC->m_dCWndSize;
// XXX Not sure about that. May happen that AGENT wants
// tsbpd mode, but PEER doesn't, even in bidirectional mode.
// This way, the reception side should get precedense.
// if (bidirectional || m_bDataSender || m_bTwoWayData)
// m_bPeerTsbPd = m_bOPT_TsbPd;
// SrtCongestion will retrieve whatever parameters it needs
// from *this.
if (!m_CongCtl.configure(this))
{
return SRT_REJ_CONGESTION;
}
// Configure filter module
if (m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString != "")
{
// This string, when nonempty, defines that the corrector shall be
// configured. Otherwise it's left uninitialized.
// At this point we state everything is checked and the appropriate
// corrector type is already selected, so now create it.
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "filter: Configuring Corrector: " << m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString);
if (!m_PacketFilter.configure(this, m_pRcvBuffer->getUnitQueue(), m_OPT_PktFilterConfigString))
{
return SRT_REJ_FILTER;
}
m_PktFilterRexmitLevel = m_PacketFilter.arqLevel();
}
else
{
// When we have no filter, ARQ should work in ALWAYS mode.
m_PktFilterRexmitLevel = SRT_ARQ_ALWAYS;
}
// Override the value of minimum NAK interval, per SrtCongestion's wish.
// When default 0 value is returned, the current value set by CUDT
// is preserved.
uint64_t min_nak_tk = m_CongCtl->minNAKInterval();
if (min_nak_tk)
m_ullMinNakInt_tk = min_nak_tk;
// Update timers
uint64_t currtime_tk;
CTimer::rdtsc(currtime_tk);
m_ullLastRspTime_tk = currtime_tk;
m_ullNextACKTime_tk = currtime_tk + m_ullACKInt_tk;
m_ullNextNAKTime_tk = currtime_tk + m_ullNAKInt_tk;
m_ullLastRspAckTime_tk = currtime_tk;
m_ullLastSndTime_tk = currtime_tk;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "setupCC: setting parameters: mss=" << m_iMSS << " maxCWNDSize/FlowWindowSize=" << m_iFlowWindowSize
<< " rcvrate=" << m_iDeliveryRate << "p/s (" << m_iByteDeliveryRate << "B/S)"
<< " rtt=" << m_iRTT << " bw=" << m_iBandwidth);
updateCC(TEV_INIT, TEV_INIT_RESET);
return SRT_REJ_UNKNOWN;
}
void CUDT::considerLegacySrtHandshake(uint64_t timebase)
{
// Do a fast pre-check first - this simply declares that agent uses HSv5
// and the legacy SRT Handshake is not to be done. Second check is whether
// agent is sender (=initiator in HSv4).
if (!isTsbPd() || !m_bDataSender)
return;
if (m_iSndHsRetryCnt <= 0)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "Legacy HSREQ: not needed, expire counter=" << m_iSndHsRetryCnt);
return;
}
uint64_t now = CTimer::getTime();
if (timebase != 0)
{
// Then this should be done only if it's the right time,
// the TSBPD mode is on, and when the counter is "still rolling".
/*
* SRT Handshake with peer:
* If...
* - we want TsbPd mode; and
* - we have not tried more than CSRTCC_MAXRETRY times (peer may not be SRT); and
* - and did not get answer back from peer
* - last sent handshake req should have been replied (RTT*1.5 elapsed); and
* then (re-)send handshake request.
*/
if (timebase > now) // too early
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "Legacy HSREQ: TOO EARLY, will still retry " << m_iSndHsRetryCnt << " times");
return;
}
}
// If 0 timebase, it means that this is the initial sending with the very first
// payload packet sent. Send only if this is still set to maximum+1 value.
else if (m_iSndHsRetryCnt < SRT_MAX_HSRETRY + 1)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "Legacy HSREQ: INITIAL, REPEATED, so not to be done. Will repeat on sending " << m_iSndHsRetryCnt
<< " times");
return;
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "Legacy HSREQ: SENDING, will repeat " << m_iSndHsRetryCnt << " times if no response");
m_iSndHsRetryCnt--;
m_ullSndHsLastTime_us = now;
sendSrtMsg(SRT_CMD_HSREQ);
}
void CUDT::checkSndTimers(Whether2RegenKm regen)
{
if (m_SrtHsSide == HSD_INITIATOR)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "checkSndTimers: HS SIDE: INITIATOR, considering legacy handshake with timebase");
// Legacy method for HSREQ, only if initiator.
considerLegacySrtHandshake(m_ullSndHsLastTime_us + m_iRTT * 3 / 2);
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "checkSndTimers: HS SIDE: " << (m_SrtHsSide == HSD_RESPONDER ? "RESPONDER" : "DRAW (IPE?)")
<< " - not considering legacy handshake");
}
// This must be done always on sender, regardless of HS side.
// When regen == DONT_REGEN_KM, it's a handshake call, so do
// it only for initiator.
if (regen || m_SrtHsSide == HSD_INITIATOR)
{
// Don't call this function in "non-regen mode" (sending only),
// if this side is RESPONDER. This shall be called only with
// regeneration request, which is required by the sender.
if (m_pCryptoControl)
m_pCryptoControl->sendKeysToPeer(regen);
}
}
void CUDT::addressAndSend(CPacket &pkt)
{
pkt.m_iID = m_PeerID;
pkt.m_iTimeStamp = int(CTimer::getTime() - m_stats.startTime);
m_pSndQueue->sendto(m_pPeerAddr, pkt);
}
bool CUDT::close()
{
// NOTE: this function is called from within the garbage collector thread.
if (!m_bOpened)
{
return false;
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << CONID() << " - closing socket:");
if (m_Linger.l_onoff != 0)
{
uint64_t entertime = CTimer::getTime();
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << CONID() << " ... (linger)");
while (!m_bBroken && m_bConnected && (m_pSndBuffer->getCurrBufSize() > 0) &&
(CTimer::getTime() - entertime < m_Linger.l_linger * uint64_t(1000000)))
{
// linger has been checked by previous close() call and has expired
if (m_ullLingerExpiration >= entertime)
break;
if (!m_bSynSending)
{
// if this socket enables asynchronous sending, return immediately and let GC to close it later
if (m_ullLingerExpiration == 0)
m_ullLingerExpiration = entertime + m_Linger.l_linger * uint64_t(1000000);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "CUDT::close: linger-nonblocking, setting expire time T="
<< FormatTime(m_ullLingerExpiration));
return false;
}
#ifndef _WIN32
timespec ts;
ts.tv_sec = 0;
ts.tv_nsec = 1000000;
nanosleep(&ts, NULL);
#else
Sleep(1);
#endif
}
}
// remove this socket from the snd queue
if (m_bConnected)
m_pSndQueue->m_pSndUList->remove(this);
/*
* update_events below useless
* removing usock for EPolls right after (remove_usocks) clears it (in other HAI patch).
*
* What is in EPoll shall be the responsibility of the application, if it want local close event,
* it would remove the socket from the EPoll after close.
*/
// trigger any pending IO events.
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_ERR, true);
// then remove itself from all epoll monitoring
try
{
for (set<int>::iterator i = m_sPollID.begin(); i != m_sPollID.end(); ++i)
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.remove_usock(*i, m_SocketID);
}
catch (...)
{
}
// XXX What's this, could any of the above actions make it !m_bOpened?
if (!m_bOpened)
{
return true;
}
// Inform the threads handler to stop.
m_bClosing = true;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << CONID() << "CLOSING STATE. Acquiring connection lock");
CGuard cg(m_ConnectionLock);
// Signal the sender and recver if they are waiting for data.
releaseSynch();
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << CONID() << "CLOSING, removing from listener/connector");
if (m_bListening)
{
m_bListening = false;
m_pRcvQueue->removeListener(this);
}
else if (m_bConnecting)
{
m_pRcvQueue->removeConnector(m_SocketID);
}
if (m_bConnected)
{
if (!m_bShutdown)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << CONID() << "CLOSING - sending SHUTDOWN to the peer");
sendCtrl(UMSG_SHUTDOWN);
}
m_pCryptoControl->close();
// Store current connection information.
CInfoBlock ib;
ib.m_iIPversion = m_iIPversion;
CInfoBlock::convert(m_pPeerAddr, m_iIPversion, ib.m_piIP);
ib.m_iRTT = m_iRTT;
ib.m_iBandwidth = m_iBandwidth;
m_pCache->update(&ib);
m_bConnected = false;
}
if (m_bTsbPd && !pthread_equal(m_RcvTsbPdThread, pthread_t()))
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "CLOSING, joining TSBPD thread...");
void *retval;
int ret SRT_ATR_UNUSED = pthread_join(m_RcvTsbPdThread, &retval);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "... " << (ret == 0 ? "SUCCEEDED" : "FAILED"));
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "CLOSING, joining send/receive threads");
// waiting all send and recv calls to stop
CGuard sendguard(m_SendLock);
CGuard recvguard(m_RecvLock);
// Locking m_RcvBufferLock to protect calling to m_pCryptoControl->decrypt(Ref(packet))
// from the processData(...) function while resetting Crypto Control.
CGuard::enterCS(m_RcvBufferLock);
m_pCryptoControl.reset();
CGuard::leaveCS(m_RcvBufferLock);
m_lSrtVersion = SRT_DEF_VERSION;
m_lPeerSrtVersion = SRT_VERSION_UNK;
m_lMinimumPeerSrtVersion = SRT_VERSION_MAJ1;
m_ullRcvPeerStartTime = 0;
m_bOpened = false;
return true;
}
/*
Old, mostly original UDT based version of CUDT::send.
Left for historical reasons.
int CUDT::send(const char* data, int len)
{
// throw an exception if not connected
if (m_bBroken || m_bClosing)
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_CONNLOST, 0);
else if (!m_bConnected || !m_CongCtl.ready())
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_NOCONN, 0);
if (len <= 0)
return 0;
// Check if the current congctl accepts the call with given parameters.
if (!m_CongCtl->checkTransArgs(SrtCongestion::STA_BUFFER, SrtCongestion::STAD_SEND, data, len, -1, false))
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVALBUFFERAPI, 0);
CGuard sendguard(m_SendLock);
if (m_pSndBuffer->getCurrBufSize() == 0)
{
// delay the EXP timer to avoid mis-fired timeout
uint64_t currtime_tk;
CTimer::rdtsc(currtime_tk);
// (fix keepalive) m_ullLastRspTime_tk = currtime_tk;
m_ullLastRspAckTime_tk = currtime_tk;
m_iReXmitCount = 1;
}
if (sndBuffersLeft() <= 0)
{
if (!m_bSynSending)
throw CUDTException(MJ_AGAIN, MN_WRAVAIL, 0);
else
{
{
// wait here during a blocking sending
CGuard sendblock_lock(m_SendBlockLock);
if (m_iSndTimeOut < 0)
{
while (stillConnected() && (sndBuffersLeft() <= 0) && m_bPeerHealth)
pthread_cond_wait(&m_SendBlockCond, &m_SendBlockLock);
}
else
{
uint64_t exptime = CTimer::getTime() + m_iSndTimeOut * uint64_t(1000);
timespec locktime;
locktime.tv_sec = exptime / 1000000;
locktime.tv_nsec = (exptime % 1000000) * 1000;
while (stillConnected() && (sndBuffersLeft() <= 0) && m_bPeerHealth && (CTimer::getTime() < exptime))
pthread_cond_timedwait(&m_SendBlockCond, &m_SendBlockLock, &locktime);
}
}
// check the connection status
if (m_bBroken || m_bClosing)
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_CONNLOST, 0);
else if (!m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_NOCONN, 0);
else if (!m_bPeerHealth)
{
m_bPeerHealth = true;
throw CUDTException(MJ_PEERERROR);
}
}
}
if (sndBuffersLeft() <= 0)
{
if (m_iSndTimeOut >= 0)
throw CUDTException(MJ_AGAIN, MN_XMTIMEOUT, 0);
return 0;
}
int size = min(len, sndBuffersLeft() * m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize);
// record total time used for sending
if (m_pSndBuffer->getCurrBufSize() == 0)
m_llSndDurationCounter = CTimer::getTime();
// insert the user buffer into the sending list
m_pSndBuffer->addBuffer(data, size); // inorder=false, ttl=-1
// insert this socket to snd list if it is not on the list yet
m_pSndQueue->m_pSndUList->update(this, CSndUList::DONT_RESCHEDULE);
if (sndBuffersLeft() <= 0)
{
// write is not available any more
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_OUT, false);
}
return size;
}
*/
int CUDT::receiveBuffer(char *data, int len)
{
if (!m_CongCtl->checkTransArgs(SrtCongestion::STA_BUFFER, SrtCongestion::STAD_RECV, data, len, -1, false))
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVALBUFFERAPI, 0);
CGuard recvguard(m_RecvLock);
if ((m_bBroken || m_bClosing) && !m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady())
{
if (m_bShutdown)
{
// For stream API, return 0 as a sign of EOF for transmission.
// That's a bit controversial because theoretically the
// UMSG_SHUTDOWN message may be lost as every UDP packet, although
// another theory states that this will never happen because this
// packet has a total size of 42 bytes and such packets are
// declared as never dropped - but still, this is UDP so there's no
// guarantee.
// The most reliable way to inform the party that the transmission
// has ended would be to send a single empty packet (that is,
// a data packet that contains only an SRT header in the UDP
// payload), which is a normal data packet that can undergo
// normal sequence check and retransmission rules, so it's ensured
// that this packet will be received. Receiving such a packet should
// make this function return 0, potentially also without breaking
// the connection and potentially also with losing no ability to
// send some larger portion of data next time.
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "STREAM API, SHUTDOWN: marking as EOF");
return 0;
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << (m_bMessageAPI ? "MESSAGE" : "STREAM") << " API, " << (m_bShutdown ? "" : "no")
<< " SHUTDOWN. Reporting as BROKEN.");
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_CONNLOST, 0);
}
if (!m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady())
{
if (!m_bSynRecving)
{
throw CUDTException(MJ_AGAIN, MN_RDAVAIL, 0);
}
else
{
/* Kick TsbPd thread to schedule next wakeup (if running) */
if (m_iRcvTimeOut < 0)
{
while (stillConnected() && !m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady())
{
// Do not block forever, check connection status each 1 sec.
CTimer::condTimedWaitUS(&m_RecvDataCond, &m_RecvLock, 1000000);
}
}
else
{
uint64_t exptime = CTimer::getTime() + m_iRcvTimeOut * 1000;
while (stillConnected() && !m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady())
{
CTimer::condTimedWaitUS(&m_RecvDataCond, &m_RecvLock, m_iRcvTimeOut * 1000);
if (CTimer::getTime() >= exptime)
break;
}
}
}
}
// throw an exception if not connected
if (!m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_NOCONN, 0);
if ((m_bBroken || m_bClosing) && !m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady())
{
// See at the beginning
if (!m_bMessageAPI && m_bShutdown)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "STREAM API, SHUTDOWN: marking as EOF");
return 0;
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << (m_bMessageAPI ? "MESSAGE" : "STREAM") << " API, " << (m_bShutdown ? "" : "no")
<< " SHUTDOWN. Reporting as BROKEN.");
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_CONNLOST, 0);
}
const int res = m_pRcvBuffer->readBuffer(data, len);
/* Kick TsbPd thread to schedule next wakeup (if running) */
if (m_bTsbPd)
{
HLOGP(tslog.Debug, "Ping TSBPD thread to schedule wakeup");
pthread_cond_signal(&m_RcvTsbPdCond);
}
if (!m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady())
{
// read is not available any more
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_IN, false);
}
if ((res <= 0) && (m_iRcvTimeOut >= 0))
throw CUDTException(MJ_AGAIN, MN_XMTIMEOUT, 0);
return res;
}
void CUDT::checkNeedDrop(ref_t<bool> bCongestion)
{
if (!m_bPeerTLPktDrop)
return;
if (!m_bMessageAPI)
{
LOGC(dlog.Error, log << "The SRTO_TLPKTDROP flag can only be used with message API.");
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVALBUFFERAPI, 0);
}
int bytes, timespan_ms;
// (returns buffer size in buffer units, ignored)
m_pSndBuffer->getCurrBufSize(Ref(bytes), Ref(timespan_ms));
// high threshold (msec) at tsbpd_delay plus sender/receiver reaction time (2 * 10ms)
// Minimum value must accomodate an I-Frame (~8 x average frame size)
// >>need picture rate or app to set min treshold
// >>using 1 sec for worse case 1 frame using all bit budget.
// picture rate would be useful in auto SRT setting for min latency
// XXX Make SRT_TLPKTDROP_MINTHRESHOLD_MS option-configurable
int threshold_ms = 0;
if (m_iOPT_SndDropDelay >= 0)
{
threshold_ms = std::max(m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms + m_iOPT_SndDropDelay, +SRT_TLPKTDROP_MINTHRESHOLD_MS) +
(2 * COMM_SYN_INTERVAL_US / 1000);
}
if (threshold_ms && timespan_ms > threshold_ms)
{
// protect packet retransmission
CGuard::enterCS(m_RecvAckLock);
int dbytes;
int dpkts = m_pSndBuffer->dropLateData(dbytes, CTimer::getTime() - (threshold_ms * 1000));
if (dpkts > 0)
{
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
m_stats.traceSndDrop += dpkts;
m_stats.sndDropTotal += dpkts;
m_stats.traceSndBytesDrop += dbytes;
m_stats.sndBytesDropTotal += dbytes;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
#if ENABLE_HEAVY_LOGGING
int32_t realack = m_iSndLastDataAck;
#endif
int32_t fakeack = CSeqNo::incseq(m_iSndLastDataAck, dpkts);
m_iSndLastAck = fakeack;
m_iSndLastDataAck = fakeack;
int32_t minlastack = CSeqNo::decseq(m_iSndLastDataAck);
m_pSndLossList->remove(minlastack);
/* If we dropped packets not yet sent, advance current position */
// THIS MEANS: m_iSndCurrSeqNo = MAX(m_iSndCurrSeqNo, m_iSndLastDataAck-1)
if (CSeqNo::seqcmp(m_iSndCurrSeqNo, minlastack) < 0)
{
m_iSndCurrSeqNo = minlastack;
}
LOGC(dlog.Error, log << "SND-DROPPED " << dpkts << " packets - lost delaying for " << timespan_ms << "ms");
HLOGC(dlog.Debug,
log << "drop,now " << CTimer::getTime() << "us," << realack << "-" << m_iSndCurrSeqNo << " seqs,"
<< dpkts << " pkts," << dbytes << " bytes," << timespan_ms << " ms");
}
*bCongestion = true;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_RecvAckLock);
}
else if (timespan_ms > (m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms / 2))
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "cong, NOW: " << CTimer::getTime() << "us, BYTES " << bytes << ", TMSPAN " << timespan_ms << "ms");
*bCongestion = true;
}
}
int CUDT::sendmsg(const char *data, int len, int msttl, bool inorder, uint64_t srctime)
{
SRT_MSGCTRL mctrl = srt_msgctrl_default;
mctrl.msgttl = msttl;
mctrl.inorder = inorder;
mctrl.srctime = srctime;
return this->sendmsg2(data, len, Ref(mctrl));
}
int CUDT::sendmsg2(const char *data, int len, ref_t<SRT_MSGCTRL> r_mctrl)
{
SRT_MSGCTRL &mctrl = *r_mctrl;
bool bCongestion = false;
// throw an exception if not connected
if (m_bBroken || m_bClosing)
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_CONNLOST, 0);
else if (!m_bConnected || !m_CongCtl.ready())
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_NOCONN, 0);
if (len <= 0)
{
LOGC(dlog.Error, log << "INVALID: Data size for sending declared with length: " << len);
return 0;
}
int msttl = mctrl.msgttl;
bool inorder = mctrl.inorder;
// Sendmsg isn't restricted to the congctl type, however the congctl
// may want to have something to say here.
// NOTE: SrtCongestion is also allowed to throw CUDTException() by itself!
{
SrtCongestion::TransAPI api = SrtCongestion::STA_MESSAGE;
CodeMinor mn = MN_INVALMSGAPI;
if (!m_bMessageAPI)
{
api = SrtCongestion::STA_BUFFER;
mn = MN_INVALBUFFERAPI;
}
if (!m_CongCtl->checkTransArgs(api, SrtCongestion::STAD_SEND, data, len, msttl, inorder))
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, mn, 0);
}
// NOTE: the length restrictions differ in STREAM API and in MESSAGE API:
// - STREAM API:
// At least 1 byte free sending buffer space is needed
// (in practice, one unit buffer of 1456 bytes).
// This function will send as much as possible, and return
// how much was actually sent.
// - MESSAGE API:
// At least so many bytes free in the sending buffer is needed,
// as the length of the data, otherwise this function will block
// or return MJ_AGAIN until this condition is satisfied. The EXACTLY
// such number of data will be then written out, and this function
// will effectively return either -1 (error) or the value of 'len'.
// This call will be also rejected from upside when trying to send
// out a message of a length that exceeds the total size of the sending
// buffer (configurable by SRTO_SNDBUF).
if (m_bMessageAPI && len > int(m_iSndBufSize * m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize))
{
LOGC(dlog.Error,
log << "Message length (" << len << ") exceeds the size of sending buffer: "
<< (m_iSndBufSize * m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize) << ". Use SRTO_SNDBUF if needed.");
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_XSIZE, 0);
}
/* XXX
This might be worth preserving for several occasions, but it
must be at least conditional because it breaks backward compat.
if (!m_pCryptoControl || !m_pCryptoControl->isSndEncryptionOK())
{
LOGC(dlog.Error, log << "Encryption is required, but the peer did not supply correct credentials. Sending
rejected."); throw CUDTException(MJ_SETUP, MN_SECURITY, 0);
}
*/
CGuard sendguard(m_SendLock);
if (m_pSndBuffer->getCurrBufSize() == 0)
{
// delay the EXP timer to avoid mis-fired timeout
uint64_t currtime_tk;
CTimer::rdtsc(currtime_tk);
CGuard ack_lock(m_RecvAckLock);
m_ullLastRspAckTime_tk = currtime_tk; // (fix keepalive)
m_iReXmitCount = 1; // can be modified in checkRexmitTimer and processCtrlAck (receiver's thread)
}
// checkNeedDrop(...) may lock m_RecvAckLock
// to modify m_pSndBuffer and m_pSndLossList
checkNeedDrop(Ref(bCongestion));
int minlen = 1; // Minimum sender buffer space required for STREAM API
if (m_bMessageAPI)
{
// For MESSAGE API the minimum outgoing buffer space required is
// the size that can carry over the whole message as passed here.
minlen = (len + m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize - 1) / m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize;
}
if (sndBuffersLeft() < minlen)
{
//>>We should not get here if SRT_ENABLE_TLPKTDROP
// XXX Check if this needs to be removed, or put to an 'else' condition for m_bTLPktDrop.
if (!m_bSynSending)
throw CUDTException(MJ_AGAIN, MN_WRAVAIL, 0);
{
// wait here during a blocking sending
CGuard sendblock_lock(m_SendBlockLock);
if (m_iSndTimeOut < 0)
{
while (stillConnected() && sndBuffersLeft() < minlen && m_bPeerHealth)
pthread_cond_wait(&m_SendBlockCond, &m_SendBlockLock);
}
else
{
const uint64_t exptime = CTimer::getTime() + m_iSndTimeOut * uint64_t(1000);
while (stillConnected() && sndBuffersLeft() < minlen && m_bPeerHealth && exptime > CTimer::getTime())
CTimer::condTimedWaitUS(&m_SendBlockCond, &m_SendBlockLock, m_iSndTimeOut * uint64_t(1000));
}
}
// check the connection status
if (m_bBroken || m_bClosing)
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_CONNLOST, 0);
else if (!m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_NOCONN, 0);
else if (!m_bPeerHealth)
{
m_bPeerHealth = true;
throw CUDTException(MJ_PEERERROR);
}
/*
* The code below is to return ETIMEOUT when blocking mode could not get free buffer in time.
* If no free buffer available in non-blocking mode, we alredy returned. If buffer availaible,
* we test twice if this code is outside the else section.
* This fix move it in the else (blocking-mode) section
*/
if (sndBuffersLeft() < minlen)
{
if (m_iSndTimeOut >= 0)
throw CUDTException(MJ_AGAIN, MN_XMTIMEOUT, 0);
// XXX This looks very weird here, however most likely
// this will happen only in the following case, when
// the above loop has been interrupted, which happens when:
// 1. The buffers left gets enough for minlen - but this is excluded
// in the first condition here.
// 2. In the case of sending timeout, the above loop was interrupted
// due to reaching timeout, but this is excluded by the second
// condition here
// 3. The 'stillConnected()' or m_bPeerHealth condition is false, of which:
// - broken/closing status is checked and responded with CONNECTION/CONNLOST
// - not connected status is checked and responded with CONNECTION/NOCONN
// - m_bPeerHealth condition is checked and responded with PEERERROR
//
// ERGO: never happens?
LOGC(mglog.Fatal,
log << "IPE: sendmsg: the loop exited, while not enough size, still connected, peer healthy. "
"Impossible.");
return 0;
}
}
// If the sender's buffer is empty,
// record total time used for sending
if (m_pSndBuffer->getCurrBufSize() == 0)
{
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
m_stats.sndDurationCounter = CTimer::getTime();
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
}
int size = len;
if (!m_bMessageAPI)
{
// For STREAM API it's allowed to send less bytes than the given buffer.
// Just return how many bytes were actually scheduled for writing.
// XXX May be reasonable to add a flag that requires that the function
// not return until the buffer is sent completely.
size = min(len, sndBuffersLeft() * m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize);
}
{
CGuard recvAckLock(m_RecvAckLock);
// insert the user buffer into the sending list
// This should be protected by a mutex. m_SendLock does this.
m_pSndBuffer->addBuffer(data, size, mctrl.msgttl, mctrl.inorder, mctrl.srctime, Ref(mctrl.msgno));
HLOGC(dlog.Debug, log << CONID() << "sock:SENDING srctime: " << mctrl.srctime << "us DATA SIZE: " << size);
if (sndBuffersLeft() < 1) // XXX Not sure if it should test if any space in the buffer, or as requried.
{
// write is not available any more
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_OUT, false);
}
}
// insert this socket to the snd list if it is not on the list yet
// m_pSndUList->pop may lock CSndUList::m_ListLock and then m_RecvAckLock
m_pSndQueue->m_pSndUList->update(this, CSndUList::rescheduleIf(bCongestion));
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_ECN
if (bCongestion)
throw CUDTException(MJ_AGAIN, MN_CONGESTION, 0);
#endif /* SRT_ENABLE_ECN */
return size;
}
int CUDT::recv(char *data, int len)
{
if (!m_bConnected || !m_CongCtl.ready())
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_NOCONN, 0);
if (len <= 0)
{
LOGC(dlog.Error, log << "Length of '" << len << "' supplied to srt_recv.");
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
}
if (m_bMessageAPI)
{
SRT_MSGCTRL mctrl = srt_msgctrl_default;
return receiveMessage(data, len, Ref(mctrl));
}
return receiveBuffer(data, len);
}
int CUDT::recvmsg(char *data, int len, uint64_t &srctime)
{
if (!m_bConnected || !m_CongCtl.ready())
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_NOCONN, 0);
if (len <= 0)
{
LOGC(dlog.Error, log << "Length of '" << len << "' supplied to srt_recvmsg.");
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
}
if (m_bMessageAPI)
{
SRT_MSGCTRL mctrl = srt_msgctrl_default;
int ret = receiveMessage(data, len, Ref(mctrl));
srctime = mctrl.srctime;
return ret;
}
return receiveBuffer(data, len);
}
int CUDT::recvmsg2(char *data, int len, ref_t<SRT_MSGCTRL> mctrl)
{
if (!m_bConnected || !m_CongCtl.ready())
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_NOCONN, 0);
if (len <= 0)
{
LOGC(dlog.Error, log << "Length of '" << len << "' supplied to srt_recvmsg.");
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVAL, 0);
}
if (m_bMessageAPI)
return receiveMessage(data, len, mctrl);
return receiveBuffer(data, len);
}
int CUDT::receiveMessage(char *data, int len, ref_t<SRT_MSGCTRL> r_mctrl)
{
SRT_MSGCTRL &mctrl = *r_mctrl;
// Recvmsg isn't restricted to the congctl type, it's the most
// basic method of passing the data. You can retrieve data as
// they come in, however you need to match the size of the buffer.
if (!m_CongCtl->checkTransArgs(SrtCongestion::STA_MESSAGE, SrtCongestion::STAD_RECV, data, len, -1, false))
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVALMSGAPI, 0);
CGuard recvguard(m_RecvLock);
/* XXX DEBUG STUFF - enable when required
char charbool[2] = {'0', '1'};
char ptrn [] = "RECVMSG/BEGIN BROKEN 1 CONN 1 CLOSING 1 SYNCR 1 NMSG ";
int pos [] = {21, 28, 38, 46, 53};
ptrn[pos[0]] = charbool[m_bBroken];
ptrn[pos[1]] = charbool[m_bConnected];
ptrn[pos[2]] = charbool[m_bClosing];
ptrn[pos[3]] = charbool[m_bSynRecving];
int wrtlen = sprintf(ptrn + pos[4], "%d", m_pRcvBuffer->getRcvMsgNum());
strcpy(ptrn + pos[4] + wrtlen, "\n");
fputs(ptrn, stderr);
// */
if (m_bBroken || m_bClosing)
{
int res = m_pRcvBuffer->readMsg(data, len);
mctrl.srctime = 0;
/* Kick TsbPd thread to schedule next wakeup (if running) */
if (m_bTsbPd)
pthread_cond_signal(&m_RcvTsbPdCond);
if (!m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady())
{
// read is not available any more
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_IN, false);
}
if (res == 0)
{
if (!m_bMessageAPI && m_bShutdown)
return 0;
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_CONNLOST, 0);
}
else
return res;
}
if (!m_bSynRecving)
{
int res = m_pRcvBuffer->readMsg(data, len, r_mctrl);
if (res == 0)
{
// read is not available any more
// Kick TsbPd thread to schedule next wakeup (if running)
if (m_bTsbPd)
pthread_cond_signal(&m_RcvTsbPdCond);
// Shut up EPoll if no more messages in non-blocking mode
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_IN, false);
throw CUDTException(MJ_AGAIN, MN_RDAVAIL, 0);
}
else
{
if (!m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady())
{
// Kick TsbPd thread to schedule next wakeup (if running)
if (m_bTsbPd)
pthread_cond_signal(&m_RcvTsbPdCond);
// Shut up EPoll if no more messages in non-blocking mode
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_IN, false);
// After signaling the tsbpd for ready data, report the bandwidth.
double bw SRT_ATR_UNUSED = Bps2Mbps(m_iBandwidth * m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "CURRENT BANDWIDTH: " << bw << "Mbps (" << m_iBandwidth
<< " buffers per second)");
}
return res;
}
}
int res = 0;
bool timeout = false;
// Do not block forever, check connection status each 1 sec.
uint64_t recvtmo = m_iRcvTimeOut < 0 ? 1000 : m_iRcvTimeOut;
do
{
if (stillConnected() && !timeout && (!m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady()))
{
/* Kick TsbPd thread to schedule next wakeup (if running) */
if (m_bTsbPd)
{
HLOGP(tslog.Debug, "recvmsg: KICK tsbpd()");
pthread_cond_signal(&m_RcvTsbPdCond);
}
do
{
if (CTimer::condTimedWaitUS(&m_RecvDataCond, &m_RecvLock, recvtmo * 1000) == ETIMEDOUT)
{
if (!(m_iRcvTimeOut < 0))
timeout = true;
HLOGP(tslog.Debug, "recvmsg: DATA COND: EXPIRED -- trying to get data anyway");
}
else
{
HLOGP(tslog.Debug, "recvmsg: DATA COND: KICKED.");
}
} while (stillConnected() && !timeout && (!m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady()));
}
/* XXX DEBUG STUFF - enable when required
LOGC(dlog.Debug, "RECVMSG/GO-ON BROKEN " << m_bBroken << " CONN " << m_bConnected
<< " CLOSING " << m_bClosing << " TMOUT " << timeout
<< " NMSG " << m_pRcvBuffer->getRcvMsgNum());
*/
res = m_pRcvBuffer->readMsg(data, len, r_mctrl);
if (m_bBroken || m_bClosing)
{
if (!m_bMessageAPI && m_bShutdown)
return 0;
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_CONNLOST, 0);
}
else if (!m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_NOCONN, 0);
} while ((res == 0) && !timeout);
if (!m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady())
{
// Falling here means usually that res == 0 && timeout == true.
// res == 0 would repeat the above loop, unless there was also a timeout.
// timeout has interrupted the above loop, but with res > 0 this condition
// wouldn't be satisfied.
// read is not available any more
// Kick TsbPd thread to schedule next wakeup (if running)
if (m_bTsbPd)
{
HLOGP(tslog.Debug, "recvmsg: KICK tsbpd() (buffer empty)");
pthread_cond_signal(&m_RcvTsbPdCond);
}
// Shut up EPoll if no more messages in non-blocking mode
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_IN, false);
}
// Unblock when required
// LOGC(tslog.Debug, "RECVMSG/EXIT RES " << res << " RCVTIMEOUT");
if ((res <= 0) && (m_iRcvTimeOut >= 0))
throw CUDTException(MJ_AGAIN, MN_XMTIMEOUT, 0);
return res;
}
int64_t CUDT::sendfile(fstream &ifs, int64_t &offset, int64_t size, int block)
{
if (m_bBroken || m_bClosing)
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_CONNLOST, 0);
else if (!m_bConnected || !m_CongCtl.ready())
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_NOCONN, 0);
if (size <= 0 && size != -1)
return 0;
if (!m_CongCtl->checkTransArgs(SrtCongestion::STA_FILE, SrtCongestion::STAD_SEND, 0, size, -1, false))
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVALBUFFERAPI, 0);
if (!m_pCryptoControl || !m_pCryptoControl->isSndEncryptionOK())
{
LOGC(dlog.Error,
log << "Encryption is required, but the peer did not supply correct credentials. Sending rejected.");
throw CUDTException(MJ_SETUP, MN_SECURITY, 0);
}
CGuard sendguard(m_SendLock);
if (m_pSndBuffer->getCurrBufSize() == 0)
{
// delay the EXP timer to avoid mis-fired timeout
uint64_t currtime_tk;
CTimer::rdtsc(currtime_tk);
// (fix keepalive) m_ullLastRspTime_tk = currtime_tk;
m_ullLastRspAckTime_tk = currtime_tk;
m_iReXmitCount = 1;
}
// positioning...
try
{
if (size == -1)
{
ifs.seekg(0, std::ios::end);
size = ifs.tellg();
if (offset > size)
throw 0; // let it be caught below
}
// This will also set the position back to the beginning
// in case when it was moved to the end for measuring the size.
// This will also fail if the offset exceeds size, so measuring
// the size can be skipped if not needed.
ifs.seekg((streamoff)offset);
if (!ifs.good())
throw 0;
}
catch (...)
{
// XXX It would be nice to note that this is reported
// by exception only if explicitly requested by setting
// the exception flags in the stream. Here it's fixed so
// that when this isn't set, the exception is "thrown manually".
throw CUDTException(MJ_FILESYSTEM, MN_SEEKGFAIL);
}
int64_t tosend = size;
int unitsize;
// sending block by block
while (tosend > 0)
{
if (ifs.fail())
throw CUDTException(MJ_FILESYSTEM, MN_WRITEFAIL);
if (ifs.eof())
break;
unitsize = int((tosend >= block) ? block : tosend);
{
CGuard lk(m_SendBlockLock);
while (stillConnected() && (sndBuffersLeft() <= 0) && m_bPeerHealth)
pthread_cond_wait(&m_SendBlockCond, &m_SendBlockLock);
}
if (m_bBroken || m_bClosing)
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_CONNLOST, 0);
else if (!m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_NOCONN, 0);
else if (!m_bPeerHealth)
{
// reset peer health status, once this error returns, the app should handle the situation at the peer side
m_bPeerHealth = true;
throw CUDTException(MJ_PEERERROR);
}
// record total time used for sending
if (m_pSndBuffer->getCurrBufSize() == 0)
{
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
m_stats.sndDurationCounter = CTimer::getTime();
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
}
{
CGuard recvAckLock(m_RecvAckLock);
const int64_t sentsize = m_pSndBuffer->addBufferFromFile(ifs, unitsize);
if (sentsize > 0)
{
tosend -= sentsize;
offset += sentsize;
}
if (sndBuffersLeft() <= 0)
{
// write is not available any more
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_OUT, false);
}
}
// insert this socket to snd list if it is not on the list yet
m_pSndQueue->m_pSndUList->update(this, CSndUList::DONT_RESCHEDULE);
}
return size - tosend;
}
int64_t CUDT::recvfile(fstream &ofs, int64_t &offset, int64_t size, int block)
{
if (!m_bConnected || !m_CongCtl.ready())
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_NOCONN, 0);
else if ((m_bBroken || m_bClosing) && !m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady())
{
if (!m_bMessageAPI && m_bShutdown)
return 0;
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_CONNLOST, 0);
}
if (size <= 0)
return 0;
if (!m_CongCtl->checkTransArgs(SrtCongestion::STA_FILE, SrtCongestion::STAD_RECV, 0, size, -1, false))
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVALBUFFERAPI, 0);
if (m_bTsbPd)
{
LOGC(dlog.Error, log << "Reading from file is incompatible with TSBPD mode and would cause a deadlock\n");
throw CUDTException(MJ_NOTSUP, MN_INVALBUFFERAPI, 0);
}
CGuard recvguard(m_RecvLock);
// Well, actually as this works over a FILE (fstream), not just a stream,
// the size can be measured anyway and predicted if setting the offset might
// have a chance to work or not.
// positioning...
try
{
if (offset > 0)
{
// Don't do anything around here if the offset == 0, as this
// is the default offset after opening. Whether this operation
// is performed correctly, it highly depends on how the file
// has been open. For example, if you want to overwrite parts
// of an existing file, the file must exist, and the ios::trunc
// flag must not be set. If the file is open for only ios::out,
// then the file will be truncated since the offset position on
// at the time when first written; if ios::in|ios::out, then
// it won't be truncated, just overwritten.
// What is required here is that if offset is 0, don't try to
// change the offset because this might be impossible with
// the current flag set anyway.
// Also check the status and CAUSE exception manually because
// you don't know, as well, whether the user has set exception
// flags.
ofs.seekp((streamoff)offset);
if (!ofs.good())
throw 0; // just to get caught :)
}
}
catch (...)
{
// XXX It would be nice to note that this is reported
// by exception only if explicitly requested by setting
// the exception flags in the stream. For a case, when it's not,
// an additional explicit throwing happens when failbit is set.
throw CUDTException(MJ_FILESYSTEM, MN_SEEKPFAIL);
}
int64_t torecv = size;
int unitsize = block;
int recvsize;
// receiving... "recvfile" is always blocking
while (torecv > 0)
{
if (ofs.fail())
{
// send the sender a signal so it will not be blocked forever
int32_t err_code = CUDTException::EFILE;
sendCtrl(UMSG_PEERERROR, &err_code);
throw CUDTException(MJ_FILESYSTEM, MN_WRITEFAIL);
}
pthread_mutex_lock(&m_RecvDataLock);
while (stillConnected() && !m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady())
pthread_cond_wait(&m_RecvDataCond, &m_RecvDataLock);
pthread_mutex_unlock(&m_RecvDataLock);
if (!m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_NOCONN, 0);
else if ((m_bBroken || m_bClosing) && !m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady())
{
if (!m_bMessageAPI && m_bShutdown)
return 0;
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_CONNLOST, 0);
}
unitsize = int((torecv == -1 || torecv >= block) ? block : torecv);
recvsize = m_pRcvBuffer->readBufferToFile(ofs, unitsize);
if (recvsize > 0)
{
torecv -= recvsize;
offset += recvsize;
}
}
if (!m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady())
{
// read is not available any more
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_IN, false);
}
return size - torecv;
}
void CUDT::bstats(CBytePerfMon *perf, bool clear, bool instantaneous)
{
if (!m_bConnected)
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_NOCONN, 0);
if (m_bBroken || m_bClosing)
throw CUDTException(MJ_CONNECTION, MN_CONNLOST, 0);
CGuard statsguard(m_StatsLock);
uint64_t currtime = CTimer::getTime();
perf->msTimeStamp = (currtime - m_stats.startTime) / 1000;
perf->pktSent = m_stats.traceSent;
perf->pktRecv = m_stats.traceRecv;
perf->pktSndLoss = m_stats.traceSndLoss;
perf->pktRcvLoss = m_stats.traceRcvLoss;
perf->pktRetrans = m_stats.traceRetrans;
perf->pktRcvRetrans = m_stats.traceRcvRetrans;
perf->pktSentACK = m_stats.sentACK;
perf->pktRecvACK = m_stats.recvACK;
perf->pktSentNAK = m_stats.sentNAK;
perf->pktRecvNAK = m_stats.recvNAK;
perf->usSndDuration = m_stats.sndDuration;
perf->pktReorderDistance = m_stats.traceReorderDistance;
perf->pktReorderTolerance = m_iReorderTolerance;
perf->pktRcvAvgBelatedTime = m_stats.traceBelatedTime;
perf->pktRcvBelated = m_stats.traceRcvBelated;
perf->pktSndFilterExtra = m_stats.sndFilterExtra;
perf->pktRcvFilterExtra = m_stats.rcvFilterExtra;
perf->pktRcvFilterSupply = m_stats.rcvFilterSupply;
perf->pktRcvFilterLoss = m_stats.rcvFilterLoss;
/* perf byte counters include all headers (SRT+UDP+IP) */
const int pktHdrSize = CPacket::HDR_SIZE + CPacket::UDP_HDR_SIZE;
perf->byteSent = m_stats.traceBytesSent + (m_stats.traceSent * pktHdrSize);
perf->byteRecv = m_stats.traceBytesRecv + (m_stats.traceRecv * pktHdrSize);
perf->byteRetrans = m_stats.traceBytesRetrans + (m_stats.traceRetrans * pktHdrSize);
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_LOSTBYTESCOUNT
perf->byteRcvLoss = m_stats.traceRcvBytesLoss + (m_stats.traceRcvLoss * pktHdrSize);
#endif
perf->pktSndDrop = m_stats.traceSndDrop;
perf->pktRcvDrop = m_stats.traceRcvDrop + m_stats.traceRcvUndecrypt;
perf->byteSndDrop = m_stats.traceSndBytesDrop + (m_stats.traceSndDrop * pktHdrSize);
perf->byteRcvDrop =
m_stats.traceRcvBytesDrop + (m_stats.traceRcvDrop * pktHdrSize) + m_stats.traceRcvBytesUndecrypt;
perf->pktRcvUndecrypt = m_stats.traceRcvUndecrypt;
perf->byteRcvUndecrypt = m_stats.traceRcvBytesUndecrypt;
perf->pktSentTotal = m_stats.sentTotal;
perf->pktRecvTotal = m_stats.recvTotal;
perf->pktSndLossTotal = m_stats.sndLossTotal;
perf->pktRcvLossTotal = m_stats.rcvLossTotal;
perf->pktRetransTotal = m_stats.retransTotal;
perf->pktSentACKTotal = m_stats.sentACKTotal;
perf->pktRecvACKTotal = m_stats.recvACKTotal;
perf->pktSentNAKTotal = m_stats.sentNAKTotal;
perf->pktRecvNAKTotal = m_stats.recvNAKTotal;
perf->usSndDurationTotal = m_stats.m_sndDurationTotal;
perf->byteSentTotal = m_stats.bytesSentTotal + (m_stats.sentTotal * pktHdrSize);
perf->byteRecvTotal = m_stats.bytesRecvTotal + (m_stats.recvTotal * pktHdrSize);
perf->byteRetransTotal = m_stats.bytesRetransTotal + (m_stats.retransTotal * pktHdrSize);
perf->pktSndFilterExtraTotal = m_stats.sndFilterExtraTotal;
perf->pktRcvFilterExtraTotal = m_stats.rcvFilterExtraTotal;
perf->pktRcvFilterSupplyTotal = m_stats.rcvFilterSupplyTotal;
perf->pktRcvFilterLossTotal = m_stats.rcvFilterLossTotal;
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_LOSTBYTESCOUNT
perf->byteRcvLossTotal = m_stats.rcvBytesLossTotal + (m_stats.rcvLossTotal * pktHdrSize);
#endif
perf->pktSndDropTotal = m_stats.sndDropTotal;
perf->pktRcvDropTotal = m_stats.rcvDropTotal + m_stats.m_rcvUndecryptTotal;
perf->byteSndDropTotal = m_stats.sndBytesDropTotal + (m_stats.sndDropTotal * pktHdrSize);
perf->byteRcvDropTotal =
m_stats.rcvBytesDropTotal + (m_stats.rcvDropTotal * pktHdrSize) + m_stats.m_rcvBytesUndecryptTotal;
perf->pktRcvUndecryptTotal = m_stats.m_rcvUndecryptTotal;
perf->byteRcvUndecryptTotal = m_stats.m_rcvBytesUndecryptTotal;
//<
double interval = double(currtime - m_stats.lastSampleTime);
//>mod
perf->mbpsSendRate = double(perf->byteSent) * 8.0 / interval;
perf->mbpsRecvRate = double(perf->byteRecv) * 8.0 / interval;
//<
perf->usPktSndPeriod = m_ullInterval_tk / double(m_ullCPUFrequency);
perf->pktFlowWindow = m_iFlowWindowSize;
perf->pktCongestionWindow = (int)m_dCongestionWindow;
perf->pktFlightSize = CSeqNo::seqlen(m_iSndLastAck, CSeqNo::incseq(m_iSndCurrSeqNo)) - 1;
perf->msRTT = (double)m_iRTT / 1000.0;
//>new
perf->msSndTsbPdDelay = m_bPeerTsbPd ? m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms : 0;
perf->msRcvTsbPdDelay = m_bTsbPd ? m_iTsbPdDelay_ms : 0;
perf->byteMSS = m_iMSS;
perf->mbpsMaxBW = m_llMaxBW > 0 ? Bps2Mbps(m_llMaxBW) : m_CongCtl.ready() ? Bps2Mbps(m_CongCtl->sndBandwidth()) : 0;
//<
uint32_t availbw = (uint64_t)(m_iBandwidth == 1 ? m_RcvTimeWindow.getBandwidth() : m_iBandwidth);
perf->mbpsBandwidth = Bps2Mbps(availbw * (m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize + pktHdrSize));
if (pthread_mutex_trylock(&m_ConnectionLock) == 0)
{
if (m_pSndBuffer)
{
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_SNDBUFSZ_MAVG
if (instantaneous)
{
/* Get instant SndBuf instead of moving average for application-based Algorithm
(such as NAE) in need of fast reaction to network condition changes. */
perf->pktSndBuf = m_pSndBuffer->getCurrBufSize(Ref(perf->byteSndBuf), Ref(perf->msSndBuf));
}
else
{
perf->pktSndBuf = m_pSndBuffer->getAvgBufSize(Ref(perf->byteSndBuf), Ref(perf->msSndBuf));
}
#else
perf->pktSndBuf = m_pSndBuffer->getCurrBufSize(Ref(perf->byteSndBuf), Ref(perf->msSndBuf));
#endif
perf->byteSndBuf += (perf->pktSndBuf * pktHdrSize);
//<
perf->byteAvailSndBuf = (m_iSndBufSize - perf->pktSndBuf) * m_iMSS;
}
else
{
perf->byteAvailSndBuf = 0;
// new>
perf->pktSndBuf = 0;
perf->byteSndBuf = 0;
perf->msSndBuf = 0;
//<
}
if (m_pRcvBuffer)
{
perf->byteAvailRcvBuf = m_pRcvBuffer->getAvailBufSize() * m_iMSS;
// new>
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_RCVBUFSZ_MAVG
if (instantaneous) // no need for historical API for Rcv side
{
perf->pktRcvBuf = m_pRcvBuffer->getRcvDataSize(perf->byteRcvBuf, perf->msRcvBuf);
}
else
{
perf->pktRcvBuf = m_pRcvBuffer->getRcvAvgDataSize(perf->byteRcvBuf, perf->msRcvBuf);
}
#else
perf->pktRcvBuf = m_pRcvBuffer->getRcvDataSize(perf->byteRcvBuf, perf->msRcvBuf);
#endif
//<
}
else
{
perf->byteAvailRcvBuf = 0;
// new>
perf->pktRcvBuf = 0;
perf->byteRcvBuf = 0;
perf->msRcvBuf = 0;
//<
}
pthread_mutex_unlock(&m_ConnectionLock);
}
else
{
perf->byteAvailSndBuf = 0;
perf->byteAvailRcvBuf = 0;
// new>
perf->pktSndBuf = 0;
perf->byteSndBuf = 0;
perf->msSndBuf = 0;
perf->byteRcvBuf = 0;
perf->msRcvBuf = 0;
//<
}
if (clear)
{
m_stats.traceSndDrop = 0;
m_stats.traceRcvDrop = 0;
m_stats.traceSndBytesDrop = 0;
m_stats.traceRcvBytesDrop = 0;
m_stats.traceRcvUndecrypt = 0;
m_stats.traceRcvBytesUndecrypt = 0;
// new>
m_stats.traceBytesSent = m_stats.traceBytesRecv = m_stats.traceBytesRetrans = 0;
//<
m_stats.traceSent = m_stats.traceRecv = m_stats.traceSndLoss = m_stats.traceRcvLoss = m_stats.traceRetrans =
m_stats.sentACK = m_stats.recvACK = m_stats.sentNAK = m_stats.recvNAK = 0;
m_stats.sndDuration = 0;
m_stats.traceRcvRetrans = 0;
m_stats.traceRcvBelated = 0;
#ifdef SRT_ENABLE_LOSTBYTESCOUNT
m_stats.traceRcvBytesLoss = 0;
#endif
m_stats.sndFilterExtra = 0;
m_stats.rcvFilterExtra = 0;
m_stats.rcvFilterSupply = 0;
m_stats.rcvFilterLoss = 0;
m_stats.lastSampleTime = currtime;
}
}
void CUDT::updateCC(ETransmissionEvent evt, EventVariant arg)
{
// Special things that must be done HERE, not in SrtCongestion,
// because it involves the input buffer in CUDT. It would be
// slightly dangerous to give SrtCongestion access to it.
// According to the rules, the congctl should be ready at the same
// time when the sending buffer. For sanity check, check both first.
if (!m_CongCtl.ready() || !m_pSndBuffer)
{
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "updateCC: CAN'T DO UPDATE - congctl " << (m_CongCtl.ready() ? "ready" : "NOT READY")
<< "; sending buffer " << (m_pSndBuffer ? "NOT CREATED" : "created"));
return;
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "updateCC: EVENT:" << TransmissionEventStr(evt));
if (evt == TEV_INIT)
{
// only_input uses:
// 0: in the beginning and when SRTO_MAXBW was changed
// 1: SRTO_INPUTBW was changed
// 2: SRTO_OHEADBW was changed
EInitEvent only_input = arg.get<EventVariant::INIT>();
// false = TEV_INIT_RESET: in the beginning, or when MAXBW was changed.
if (only_input && m_llMaxBW)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "updateCC/TEV_INIT: non-RESET stage and m_llMaxBW already set to " << m_llMaxBW);
// Don't change
}
else // either m_llMaxBW == 0 or only_input == TEV_INIT_RESET
{
// Use the values:
// - if SRTO_MAXBW is >0, use it.
// - if SRTO_MAXBW == 0, use SRTO_INPUTBW + SRTO_OHEADBW
// - if SRTO_INPUTBW == 0, pass 0 to requst in-buffer sampling
// Bytes/s
int bw = m_llMaxBW != 0 ? m_llMaxBW : // When used SRTO_MAXBW
m_llInputBW != 0 ? withOverhead(m_llInputBW) : // SRTO_INPUTBW + SRT_OHEADBW
0; // When both MAXBW and INPUTBW are 0, request in-buffer sampling
// Note: setting bw == 0 uses BW_INFINITE value in LiveCC
m_CongCtl->updateBandwidth(m_llMaxBW, bw);
if (only_input == TEV_INIT_OHEADBW)
{
// On updated SRTO_OHEADBW don't change input rate.
// This only influences the call to withOverhead().
}
else
{
// No need to calculate input reate if the bandwidth is set
const bool disable_in_rate_calc = (bw != 0);
m_pSndBuffer->resetInputRateSmpPeriod(disable_in_rate_calc);
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "updateCC/TEV_INIT: updating BW=" << m_llMaxBW
<< (only_input == TEV_INIT_RESET
? " (UNCHANGED)"
: only_input == TEV_INIT_OHEADBW ? " (only Overhead)" : " (updated sampling rate)"));
}
}
// This part is also required only by LiveCC, however not
// moved there due to that it needs access to CSndBuffer.
if (evt == TEV_ACK || evt == TEV_LOSSREPORT || evt == TEV_CHECKTIMER)
{
// Specific part done when MaxBW is set to 0 (auto) and InputBW is 0.
// This requests internal input rate sampling.
if (m_llMaxBW == 0 && m_llInputBW == 0)
{
// Get auto-calculated input rate, Bytes per second
const int64_t inputbw = m_pSndBuffer->getInputRate();
/*
* On blocked transmitter (tx full) and until connection closes,
* auto input rate falls to 0 but there may be still lot of packet to retransmit
* Calling updateBandwidth with 0 sets maxBW to default BW_INFINITE (1 Gbps)
* and sendrate skyrockets for retransmission.
* Keep previously set maximum in that case (inputbw == 0).
*/
if (inputbw != 0)
m_CongCtl->updateBandwidth(0, withOverhead(inputbw)); // Bytes/sec
}
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "udpateCC: emitting signal for EVENT:" << TransmissionEventStr(evt));
// Now execute a congctl-defined action for that event.
EmitSignal(evt, arg);
// This should be done with every event except ACKACK and SEND/RECEIVE
// After any action was done by the congctl, update the congestion window and sending interval.
if (evt != TEV_ACKACK && evt != TEV_SEND && evt != TEV_RECEIVE)
{
// This part comes from original UDT.
// NOTE: THESE things come from CCC class:
// - m_dPktSndPeriod
// - m_dCWndSize
m_ullInterval_tk = (uint64_t)(m_CongCtl->pktSndPeriod_us() * m_ullCPUFrequency);
m_dCongestionWindow = m_CongCtl->cgWindowSize();
#if ENABLE_HEAVY_LOGGING
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "updateCC: updated values from congctl: interval=" << m_ullInterval_tk << "tk ("
<< m_CongCtl->pktSndPeriod_us() << "us) cgwindow=" << std::setprecision(3) << m_dCongestionWindow);
#endif
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "udpateCC: finished handling for EVENT:" << TransmissionEventStr(evt));
#if 0 // debug
static int callcnt = 0;
if (!(callcnt++ % 250)) cerr << "SndPeriod=" << (m_ullInterval_tk/m_ullCPUFrequency) << "\n");
#endif
}
void CUDT::initSynch()
{
pthread_mutex_init(&m_SendBlockLock, NULL);
pthread_cond_init(&m_SendBlockCond, NULL);
pthread_mutex_init(&m_RecvDataLock, NULL);
pthread_cond_init(&m_RecvDataCond, NULL);
pthread_mutex_init(&m_SendLock, NULL);
pthread_mutex_init(&m_RecvLock, NULL);
pthread_mutex_init(&m_RcvLossLock, NULL);
pthread_mutex_init(&m_RecvAckLock, NULL);
pthread_mutex_init(&m_RcvBufferLock, NULL);
pthread_mutex_init(&m_ConnectionLock, NULL);
pthread_mutex_init(&m_StatsLock, NULL);
memset(&m_RcvTsbPdThread, 0, sizeof m_RcvTsbPdThread);
pthread_cond_init(&m_RcvTsbPdCond, NULL);
}
void CUDT::destroySynch()
{
pthread_mutex_destroy(&m_SendBlockLock);
pthread_cond_destroy(&m_SendBlockCond);
pthread_mutex_destroy(&m_RecvDataLock);
pthread_cond_destroy(&m_RecvDataCond);
pthread_mutex_destroy(&m_SendLock);
pthread_mutex_destroy(&m_RecvLock);
pthread_mutex_destroy(&m_RcvLossLock);
pthread_mutex_destroy(&m_RecvAckLock);
pthread_mutex_destroy(&m_RcvBufferLock);
pthread_mutex_destroy(&m_ConnectionLock);
pthread_mutex_destroy(&m_StatsLock);
pthread_cond_destroy(&m_RcvTsbPdCond);
}
void CUDT::releaseSynch()
{
// wake up user calls
pthread_mutex_lock(&m_SendBlockLock);
pthread_cond_signal(&m_SendBlockCond);
pthread_mutex_unlock(&m_SendBlockLock);
pthread_mutex_lock(&m_SendLock);
pthread_mutex_unlock(&m_SendLock);
pthread_mutex_lock(&m_RecvDataLock);
pthread_cond_signal(&m_RecvDataCond);
pthread_mutex_unlock(&m_RecvDataLock);
pthread_mutex_lock(&m_RecvLock);
pthread_cond_signal(&m_RcvTsbPdCond);
pthread_mutex_unlock(&m_RecvLock);
pthread_mutex_lock(&m_RecvDataLock);
if (!pthread_equal(m_RcvTsbPdThread, pthread_t()))
{
pthread_join(m_RcvTsbPdThread, NULL);
m_RcvTsbPdThread = pthread_t();
}
pthread_mutex_unlock(&m_RecvDataLock);
pthread_mutex_lock(&m_RecvLock);
pthread_mutex_unlock(&m_RecvLock);
}
#if ENABLE_HEAVY_LOGGING
static void DebugAck(string hdr, int prev, int ack)
{
if (!prev)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << hdr << "ACK " << ack);
return;
}
prev = CSeqNo::incseq(prev);
int diff = CSeqNo::seqoff(prev, ack);
if (diff < 0)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << hdr << "ACK ERROR: " << prev << "-" << ack << "(diff " << diff << ")");
return;
}
bool shorted = diff > 100; // sanity
if (shorted)
ack = CSeqNo::incseq(prev, 100);
ostringstream ackv;
for (; prev != ack; prev = CSeqNo::incseq(prev))
ackv << prev << " ";
if (shorted)
ackv << "...";
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << hdr << "ACK (" << (diff + 1) << "): " << ackv.str() << ack);
}
#else
static inline void DebugAck(string, int, int) {}
#endif
void CUDT::sendCtrl(UDTMessageType pkttype, const void *lparam, void *rparam, int size)
{
CPacket ctrlpkt;
uint64_t currtime_tk;
CTimer::rdtsc(currtime_tk);
ctrlpkt.m_iTimeStamp = int(CTimer::getTime() - m_stats.startTime);
int nbsent = 0;
int local_prevack = 0;
#if ENABLE_HEAVY_LOGGING
struct SaveBack
{
int & target;
const int &source;
~SaveBack() { target = source; }
} l_saveback = {m_iDebugPrevLastAck, m_iRcvLastAck};
(void)l_saveback; // kill compiler warning: unused variable `l_saveback` [-Wunused-variable]
local_prevack = m_iDebugPrevLastAck;
#endif
switch (pkttype)
{
case UMSG_ACK: // 010 - Acknowledgement
{
int32_t ack;
// If there is no loss, the ACK is the current largest sequence number plus 1;
// Otherwise it is the smallest sequence number in the receiver loss list.
if (m_pRcvLossList->getLossLength() == 0)
ack = CSeqNo::incseq(m_iRcvCurrSeqNo);
else
ack = m_pRcvLossList->getFirstLostSeq();
if (m_iRcvLastAckAck == ack)
break;
// send out a lite ACK
// to save time on buffer processing and bandwidth/AS measurement, a lite ACK only feeds back an ACK number
if (size == SEND_LITE_ACK)
{
ctrlpkt.pack(pkttype, NULL, &ack, size);
ctrlpkt.m_iID = m_PeerID;
nbsent = m_pSndQueue->sendto(m_pPeerAddr, ctrlpkt);
DebugAck("sendCtrl(lite):" + CONID(), local_prevack, ack);
break;
}
// There are new received packets to acknowledge, update related information.
/* tsbpd thread may also call ackData when skipping packet so protect code */
CGuard::enterCS(m_RcvBufferLock);
// IF ack > m_iRcvLastAck
if (CSeqNo::seqcmp(ack, m_iRcvLastAck) > 0)
{
int acksize = CSeqNo::seqoff(m_iRcvLastSkipAck, ack);
IF_HEAVY_LOGGING(int32_t oldack = m_iRcvLastSkipAck);
m_iRcvLastAck = ack;
m_iRcvLastSkipAck = ack;
// XXX Unknown as to whether it matters.
// This if (acksize) causes that ackData() won't be called.
// With size == 0 it wouldn't do anything except calling CTimer::triggerEvent().
// This, again, signals the condition, CTimer::m_EventCond.
// This releases CTimer::waitForEvent() call used in CUDTUnited::selectEx().
// Preventing to call this on zero size makes sense, if it prevents false alerts.
if (acksize > 0)
m_pRcvBuffer->ackData(acksize);
CGuard::leaveCS(m_RcvBufferLock);
// If TSBPD is enabled, then INSTEAD OF signaling m_RecvDataCond,
// signal m_RcvTsbPdCond. This will kick in the tsbpd thread, which
// will signal m_RecvDataCond when there's time to play for particular
// data packet.
HLOGC(dlog.Debug,
log << "ACK: clip %" << oldack << "-%" << ack << ", REVOKED " << acksize << " from RCV buffer");
if (m_bTsbPd)
{
/* Newly acknowledged data, signal TsbPD thread */
pthread_mutex_lock(&m_RecvLock);
if (m_bTsbPdAckWakeup)
pthread_cond_signal(&m_RcvTsbPdCond);
pthread_mutex_unlock(&m_RecvLock);
}
else
{
if (m_bSynRecving)
{
// signal a waiting "recv" call if there is any data available
pthread_mutex_lock(&m_RecvDataLock);
pthread_cond_signal(&m_RecvDataCond);
pthread_mutex_unlock(&m_RecvDataLock);
}
// acknowledge any waiting epolls to read
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_IN, true);
CTimer::triggerEvent();
}
CGuard::enterCS(m_RcvBufferLock);
}
else if (ack == m_iRcvLastAck)
{
// If the ACK was just sent already AND elapsed time did not exceed RTT,
if ((currtime_tk - m_ullLastAckTime_tk) < ((m_iRTT + 4 * m_iRTTVar) * m_ullCPUFrequency))
{
CGuard::leaveCS(m_RcvBufferLock);
break;
}
}
else
{
// Not possible (m_iRcvCurrSeqNo+1 < m_iRcvLastAck ?)
CGuard::leaveCS(m_RcvBufferLock);
break;
}
// [[using assert( ack >= m_iRcvLastAck && is_periodic_ack ) ]]
// Send out the ACK only if has not been received by the sender before
if (CSeqNo::seqcmp(m_iRcvLastAck, m_iRcvLastAckAck) > 0)
{
// NOTE: The BSTATS feature turns on extra fields above size 6
// also known as ACKD_TOTAL_SIZE_VER100.
int32_t data[ACKD_TOTAL_SIZE];
// Case you care, CAckNo::incack does exactly the same thing as
// CSeqNo::incseq. Logically the ACK number is a different thing
// than sequence number (it's a "journal" for ACK request-response,
// and starts from 0, unlike sequence, which starts from a random
// number), but still the numbers are from exactly the same domain.
m_iAckSeqNo = CAckNo::incack(m_iAckSeqNo);
data[ACKD_RCVLASTACK] = m_iRcvLastAck;
data[ACKD_RTT] = m_iRTT;
data[ACKD_RTTVAR] = m_iRTTVar;
data[ACKD_BUFFERLEFT] = m_pRcvBuffer->getAvailBufSize();
// a minimum flow window of 2 is used, even if buffer is full, to break potential deadlock
if (data[ACKD_BUFFERLEFT] < 2)
data[ACKD_BUFFERLEFT] = 2;
// NOTE: m_CongCtl->ACKTimeout_us() should be taken into account.
if (currtime_tk - m_ullLastAckTime_tk > m_ullACKInt_tk)
{
int rcvRate;
int ctrlsz = ACKD_TOTAL_SIZE_UDTBASE * ACKD_FIELD_SIZE; // Minimum required size
data[ACKD_RCVSPEED] = m_RcvTimeWindow.getPktRcvSpeed(Ref(rcvRate));
data[ACKD_BANDWIDTH] = m_RcvTimeWindow.getBandwidth();
//>>Patch while incompatible (1.0.2) receiver floating around
if (m_lPeerSrtVersion == SrtVersion(1, 0, 2))
{
data[ACKD_RCVRATE] = rcvRate; // bytes/sec
data[ACKD_XMRATE] = data[ACKD_BANDWIDTH] * m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize; // bytes/sec
ctrlsz = ACKD_FIELD_SIZE * ACKD_TOTAL_SIZE_VER102;
}
else if (m_lPeerSrtVersion >= SrtVersion(1, 0, 3))
{
// Normal, currently expected version.
data[ACKD_RCVRATE] = rcvRate; // bytes/sec
ctrlsz = ACKD_FIELD_SIZE * ACKD_TOTAL_SIZE_VER101;
}
// ELSE: leave the buffer with ...UDTBASE size.
ctrlpkt.pack(pkttype, &m_iAckSeqNo, data, ctrlsz);
CTimer::rdtsc(m_ullLastAckTime_tk);
}
else
{
ctrlpkt.pack(pkttype, &m_iAckSeqNo, data, ACKD_FIELD_SIZE * ACKD_TOTAL_SIZE_SMALL);
}
ctrlpkt.m_iID = m_PeerID;
ctrlpkt.m_iTimeStamp = int(CTimer::getTime() - m_stats.startTime);
nbsent = m_pSndQueue->sendto(m_pPeerAddr, ctrlpkt);
DebugAck("sendCtrl: " + CONID(), local_prevack, ack);
m_ACKWindow.store(m_iAckSeqNo, m_iRcvLastAck);
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
++m_stats.sentACK;
++m_stats.sentACKTotal;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
}
CGuard::leaveCS(m_RcvBufferLock);
break;
}
case UMSG_ACKACK: // 110 - Acknowledgement of Acknowledgement
ctrlpkt.pack(pkttype, lparam);
ctrlpkt.m_iID = m_PeerID;
nbsent = m_pSndQueue->sendto(m_pPeerAddr, ctrlpkt);
break;
case UMSG_LOSSREPORT: // 011 - Loss Report
{
// Explicitly defined lost sequences
if (rparam)
{
int32_t *lossdata = (int32_t *)rparam;
size_t bytes = sizeof(*lossdata) * size;
ctrlpkt.pack(pkttype, NULL, lossdata, bytes);
ctrlpkt.m_iID = m_PeerID;
nbsent = m_pSndQueue->sendto(m_pPeerAddr, ctrlpkt);
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
++m_stats.sentNAK;
++m_stats.sentNAKTotal;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
}
// Call with no arguments - get loss list from internal data.
else if (m_pRcvLossList->getLossLength() > 0)
{
// this is periodically NAK report; make sure NAK cannot be sent back too often
// read loss list from the local receiver loss list
int32_t *data = new int32_t[m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize / 4];
int losslen;
m_pRcvLossList->getLossArray(data, losslen, m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize / 4);
if (0 < losslen)
{
ctrlpkt.pack(pkttype, NULL, data, losslen * 4);
ctrlpkt.m_iID = m_PeerID;
nbsent = m_pSndQueue->sendto(m_pPeerAddr, ctrlpkt);
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
++m_stats.sentNAK;
++m_stats.sentNAKTotal;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
}
delete[] data;
}
// update next NAK time, which should wait enough time for the retansmission, but not too long
m_ullNAKInt_tk = (m_iRTT + 4 * m_iRTTVar) * m_ullCPUFrequency;
// Fix the NAKreport period according to the congctl
m_ullNAKInt_tk = m_CongCtl->updateNAKInterval(
m_ullNAKInt_tk, m_RcvTimeWindow.getPktRcvSpeed(), m_pRcvLossList->getLossLength());
// This is necessary because a congctl need not wish to define
// its own minimum interval, in which case the default one is used.
if (m_ullNAKInt_tk < m_ullMinNakInt_tk)
m_ullNAKInt_tk = m_ullMinNakInt_tk;
break;
}
case UMSG_CGWARNING: // 100 - Congestion Warning
ctrlpkt.pack(pkttype);
ctrlpkt.m_iID = m_PeerID;
nbsent = m_pSndQueue->sendto(m_pPeerAddr, ctrlpkt);
CTimer::rdtsc(m_ullLastWarningTime);
break;
case UMSG_KEEPALIVE: // 001 - Keep-alive
ctrlpkt.pack(pkttype);
ctrlpkt.m_iID = m_PeerID;
nbsent = m_pSndQueue->sendto(m_pPeerAddr, ctrlpkt);
break;
case UMSG_HANDSHAKE: // 000 - Handshake
ctrlpkt.pack(pkttype, NULL, rparam, sizeof(CHandShake));
ctrlpkt.m_iID = m_PeerID;
nbsent = m_pSndQueue->sendto(m_pPeerAddr, ctrlpkt);
break;
case UMSG_SHUTDOWN: // 101 - Shutdown
ctrlpkt.pack(pkttype);
ctrlpkt.m_iID = m_PeerID;
nbsent = m_pSndQueue->sendto(m_pPeerAddr, ctrlpkt);
break;
case UMSG_DROPREQ: // 111 - Msg drop request
ctrlpkt.pack(pkttype, lparam, rparam, 8);
ctrlpkt.m_iID = m_PeerID;
nbsent = m_pSndQueue->sendto(m_pPeerAddr, ctrlpkt);
break;
case UMSG_PEERERROR: // 1000 - acknowledge the peer side a special error
ctrlpkt.pack(pkttype, lparam);
ctrlpkt.m_iID = m_PeerID;
nbsent = m_pSndQueue->sendto(m_pPeerAddr, ctrlpkt);
break;
case UMSG_EXT: // 0x7FFF - Resevered for future use
break;
default:
break;
}
// Fix keepalive
if (nbsent)
m_ullLastSndTime_tk = currtime_tk;
}
void CUDT::updateSndLossListOnACK(int32_t ackdata_seqno)
{
// Update sender's loss list and acknowledge packets in the sender's buffer
{
// m_RecvAckLock protects sender's loss list and epoll
CGuard ack_lock(m_RecvAckLock);
const int offset = CSeqNo::seqoff(m_iSndLastDataAck, ackdata_seqno);
// IF distance between m_iSndLastDataAck and ack is nonempty...
if (offset <= 0)
return;
// update sending variables
m_iSndLastDataAck = ackdata_seqno;
// remove any loss that predates 'ack' (not to be considered loss anymore)
m_pSndLossList->remove(CSeqNo::decseq(m_iSndLastDataAck));
// acknowledge the sending buffer (remove data that predate 'ack')
m_pSndBuffer->ackData(offset);
// acknowledde any waiting epolls to write
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_OUT, true);
}
// insert this socket to snd list if it is not on the list yet
m_pSndQueue->m_pSndUList->update(this, CSndUList::DONT_RESCHEDULE);
if (m_bSynSending)
{
CGuard lk(m_SendBlockLock);
pthread_cond_signal(&m_SendBlockCond);
}
const int64_t currtime = CTimer::getTime();
// record total time used for sending
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
m_stats.sndDuration += currtime - m_stats.sndDurationCounter;
m_stats.m_sndDurationTotal += currtime - m_stats.sndDurationCounter;
m_stats.sndDurationCounter = currtime;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
}
void CUDT::processCtrlAck(const CPacket &ctrlpkt, const uint64_t currtime_tk)
{
const int32_t *ackdata = (const int32_t *)ctrlpkt.m_pcData;
const int32_t ackdata_seqno = ackdata[ACKD_RCVLASTACK];
const bool isLiteAck = ctrlpkt.getLength() == (size_t)SEND_LITE_ACK;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "ACK covers: " << m_iSndLastDataAck << " - " << ackdata_seqno << " [ACK=" << m_iSndLastAck
<< "]" << (isLiteAck ? "[LITE]" : "[FULL]"));
updateSndLossListOnACK(ackdata_seqno);
// Process a lite ACK
if (isLiteAck)
{
if (CSeqNo::seqcmp(ackdata_seqno, m_iSndLastAck) >= 0)
{
CGuard ack_lock(m_RecvAckLock);
m_iFlowWindowSize -= CSeqNo::seqoff(m_iSndLastAck, ackdata_seqno);
m_iSndLastAck = ackdata_seqno;
// TODO: m_ullLastRspAckTime_tk should be protected with m_RecvAckLock
// because the sendmsg2 may want to change it at the same time.
m_ullLastRspAckTime_tk = currtime_tk;
m_iReXmitCount = 1; // Reset re-transmit count since last ACK
}
return;
}
// Decide to send ACKACK or not
{
// Sequence number of the ACK packet
const int32_t ack_seqno = ctrlpkt.getAckSeqNo();
// Send ACK acknowledgement (UMSG_ACKACK).
// There can be less ACKACK packets in the stream, than the number of ACK packets.
// Only send ACKACK every syn interval or if ACK packet with the sequence number
// already acknowledged (with ACKACK) has come again, which probably means ACKACK was lost.
const uint64_t now = CTimer::getTime();
if ((now - m_ullSndLastAck2Time > (uint64_t)COMM_SYN_INTERVAL_US) || (ack_seqno == m_iSndLastAck2))
{
sendCtrl(UMSG_ACKACK, &ack_seqno);
m_iSndLastAck2 = ack_seqno;
m_ullSndLastAck2Time = now;
}
}
//
// Begin of the new code with TLPKTDROP.
//
// Protect packet retransmission
CGuard::enterCS(m_RecvAckLock);
// Check the validation of the ack
if (CSeqNo::seqcmp(ackdata_seqno, CSeqNo::incseq(m_iSndCurrSeqNo)) > 0)
{
CGuard::leaveCS(m_RecvAckLock);
// this should not happen: attack or bug
LOGC(glog.Error,
log << CONID() << "ATTACK/IPE: incoming ack seq " << ackdata_seqno << " exceeds current "
<< m_iSndCurrSeqNo << " by " << (CSeqNo::seqoff(m_iSndCurrSeqNo, ackdata_seqno) - 1) << "!");
m_bBroken = true;
m_iBrokenCounter = 0;
return;
}
if (CSeqNo::seqcmp(ackdata_seqno, m_iSndLastAck) >= 0)
{
// Update Flow Window Size, must update before and together with m_iSndLastAck
m_iFlowWindowSize = ackdata[ACKD_BUFFERLEFT];
m_iSndLastAck = ackdata_seqno;
m_ullLastRspAckTime_tk = currtime_tk; // Should be protected with m_RecvAckLock
m_iReXmitCount = 1; // Reset re-transmit count since last ACK
}
/*
* We must not ignore full ack received by peer
* if data has been artificially acked by late packet drop.
* Therefore, a distinct ack state is used for received Ack (iSndLastFullAck)
* and ack position in send buffer (m_iSndLastDataAck).
* Otherwise, when severe congestion causing packet drops (and m_iSndLastDataAck update)
* occures, we drop received acks (as duplicates) and do not update stats like RTT,
* which may go crazy and stay there, preventing proper stream recovery.
*/
if (CSeqNo::seqoff(m_iSndLastFullAck, ackdata_seqno) <= 0)
{
// discard it if it is a repeated ACK
CGuard::leaveCS(m_RecvAckLock);
return;
}
m_iSndLastFullAck = ackdata_seqno;
//
// END of the new code with TLPKTDROP
//
CGuard::leaveCS(m_RecvAckLock);
size_t acksize = ctrlpkt.getLength(); // TEMPORARY VALUE FOR CHECKING
bool wrongsize = 0 != (acksize % ACKD_FIELD_SIZE);
acksize = acksize / ACKD_FIELD_SIZE; // ACTUAL VALUE
if (wrongsize)
{
// Issue a log, but don't do anything but skipping the "odd" bytes from the payload.
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << CONID() << "Received UMSG_ACK payload is not evened up to 4-byte based field size - cutting to "
<< acksize << " fields");
}
// Start with checking the base size.
if (acksize < ACKD_TOTAL_SIZE_SMALL)
{
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << CONID() << "Invalid ACK size " << acksize << " fields - less than minimum required!");
// Ack is already interpreted, just skip further parts.
return;
}
// This check covers fields up to ACKD_BUFFERLEFT.
// Update RTT
// m_iRTT = ackdata[ACKD_RTT];
// m_iRTTVar = ackdata[ACKD_RTTVAR];
// XXX These ^^^ commented-out were blocked in UDT;
// the current RTT calculations are exactly the same as in UDT4.
const int rtt = ackdata[ACKD_RTT];
m_iRTTVar = avg_iir<4>(m_iRTTVar, abs(rtt - m_iRTT));
m_iRTT = avg_iir<8>(m_iRTT, rtt);
/* Version-dependent fields:
* Original UDT (total size: ACKD_TOTAL_SIZE_SMALL):
* ACKD_RCVLASTACK
* ACKD_RTT
* ACKD_RTTVAR
* ACKD_BUFFERLEFT
* Additional UDT fields, not always attached:
* ACKD_RCVSPEED
* ACKD_BANDWIDTH
* SRT extension version 1.0.2 (bstats):
* ACKD_RCVRATE
* SRT extension version 1.0.4:
* ACKD_XMRATE
*/
if (acksize > ACKD_TOTAL_SIZE_SMALL)
{
// This means that ACKD_RCVSPEED and ACKD_BANDWIDTH fields are available.
int pktps = ackdata[ACKD_RCVSPEED];
int bandwidth = ackdata[ACKD_BANDWIDTH];
int bytesps;
/* SRT v1.0.2 Bytes-based stats: bandwidth (pcData[ACKD_XMRATE]) and delivery rate (pcData[ACKD_RCVRATE]) in
* bytes/sec instead of pkts/sec */
/* SRT v1.0.3 Bytes-based stats: only delivery rate (pcData[ACKD_RCVRATE]) in bytes/sec instead of pkts/sec */
if (acksize > ACKD_TOTAL_SIZE_UDTBASE)
bytesps = ackdata[ACKD_RCVRATE];
else
bytesps = pktps * m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize;
m_iBandwidth = avg_iir<8>(m_iBandwidth, bandwidth);
m_iDeliveryRate = avg_iir<8>(m_iDeliveryRate, pktps);
m_iByteDeliveryRate = avg_iir<8>(m_iByteDeliveryRate, bytesps);
// XXX not sure if ACKD_XMRATE is of any use. This is simply
// calculated as ACKD_BANDWIDTH * m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize.
// Update Estimated Bandwidth and packet delivery rate
// m_iRcvRate = m_iDeliveryRate;
// ^^ This has been removed because with the SrtCongestion class
// instead of reading the m_iRcvRate local field this will read
// cudt->deliveryRate() instead.
}
checkSndTimers(REGEN_KM);
updateCC(TEV_ACK, ackdata_seqno);
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
++m_stats.recvACK;
++m_stats.recvACKTotal;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
}
void CUDT::processCtrl(CPacket &ctrlpkt)
{
// Just heard from the peer, reset the expiration count.
m_iEXPCount = 1;
uint64_t currtime_tk;
CTimer::rdtsc(currtime_tk);
m_ullLastRspTime_tk = currtime_tk;
bool using_rexmit_flag = m_bPeerRexmitFlag;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "incoming UMSG:" << ctrlpkt.getType() << " ("
<< MessageTypeStr(ctrlpkt.getType(), ctrlpkt.getExtendedType()) << ") socket=%" << ctrlpkt.m_iID);
switch (ctrlpkt.getType())
{
case UMSG_ACK: // 010 - Acknowledgement
processCtrlAck(ctrlpkt, currtime_tk);
break;
case UMSG_ACKACK: // 110 - Acknowledgement of Acknowledgement
{
int32_t ack = 0;
int rtt = -1;
// update RTT
rtt = m_ACKWindow.acknowledge(ctrlpkt.getAckSeqNo(), ack);
if (rtt <= 0)
{
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "IPE: ACK node overwritten when acknowledging " << ctrlpkt.getAckSeqNo()
<< " (ack extracted: " << ack << ")");
break;
}
// if increasing delay detected...
// sendCtrl(UMSG_CGWARNING);
// RTT EWMA
m_iRTTVar = (m_iRTTVar * 3 + abs(rtt - m_iRTT)) >> 2;
m_iRTT = (m_iRTT * 7 + rtt) >> 3;
updateCC(TEV_ACKACK, ack);
// This function will put a lock on m_RecvLock by itself, as needed.
// It must be done inside because this function reads the current time
// and if waiting for the lock has caused a delay, the time will be
// inaccurate. Additionally it won't lock if TSBPD mode is off, and
// won't update anything. Note that if you set TSBPD mode and use
// srt_recvfile (which doesn't make any sense), you'll have a deadlock.
m_pRcvBuffer->addRcvTsbPdDriftSample(ctrlpkt.getMsgTimeStamp(), m_RecvLock);
// update last ACK that has been received by the sender
if (CSeqNo::seqcmp(ack, m_iRcvLastAckAck) > 0)
m_iRcvLastAckAck = ack;
break;
}
case UMSG_LOSSREPORT: // 011 - Loss Report
{
int32_t *losslist = (int32_t *)(ctrlpkt.m_pcData);
size_t losslist_len = ctrlpkt.getLength() / 4;
bool secure = true;
// protect packet retransmission
CGuard::enterCS(m_RecvAckLock);
// This variable is used in "normal" logs, so it may cause a warning
// when logging is forcefully off.
int32_t wrong_loss SRT_ATR_UNUSED = CSeqNo::m_iMaxSeqNo;
// decode loss list message and insert loss into the sender loss list
for (int i = 0, n = (int)(ctrlpkt.getLength() / 4); i < n; ++i)
{
if (IsSet(losslist[i], LOSSDATA_SEQNO_RANGE_FIRST))
{
// Then it's this is a <lo, hi> specification with HI in a consecutive cell.
int32_t losslist_lo = SEQNO_VALUE::unwrap(losslist[i]);
int32_t losslist_hi = losslist[i + 1];
// <lo, hi> specification means that the consecutive cell has been already interpreted.
++i;
HLOGF(mglog.Debug,
"received UMSG_LOSSREPORT: %d-%d (%d packets)...",
losslist_lo,
losslist_hi,
CSeqNo::seqoff(losslist_lo, losslist_hi) + 1);
if ((CSeqNo::seqcmp(losslist_lo, losslist_hi) > 0) ||
(CSeqNo::seqcmp(losslist_hi, m_iSndCurrSeqNo) > 0))
{
// seq_a must not be greater than seq_b; seq_b must not be greater than the most recent sent seq
secure = false;
wrong_loss = losslist_hi;
// XXX leaveCS: really necessary? 'break' will break the 'for' loop, not the 'switch' statement.
// and the leaveCS is done again next to the 'for' loop end.
CGuard::leaveCS(m_RecvAckLock);
break;
}
int num = 0;
if (CSeqNo::seqcmp(losslist_lo, m_iSndLastAck) >= 0)
num = m_pSndLossList->insert(losslist_lo, losslist_hi);
else if (CSeqNo::seqcmp(losslist_hi, m_iSndLastAck) >= 0)
{
// This should be theoretically impossible because this would mean
// that the received packet loss report informs about the loss that predates
// the ACK sequence.
// However, this can happen if the packet reordering has caused the earlier sent
// LOSSREPORT will be delivered after later sent ACK. Whatever, ACK should be
// more important, so simply drop the part that predates ACK.
num = m_pSndLossList->insert(m_iSndLastAck, losslist_hi);
}
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
m_stats.traceSndLoss += num;
m_stats.sndLossTotal += num;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
}
else if (CSeqNo::seqcmp(losslist[i], m_iSndLastAck) >= 0)
{
HLOGF(mglog.Debug, "received UMSG_LOSSREPORT: %d (1 packet)...", losslist[i]);
if (CSeqNo::seqcmp(losslist[i], m_iSndCurrSeqNo) > 0)
{
// seq_a must not be greater than the most recent sent seq
secure = false;
wrong_loss = losslist[i];
CGuard::leaveCS(m_RecvAckLock);
break;
}
int num = m_pSndLossList->insert(losslist[i], losslist[i]);
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
m_stats.traceSndLoss += num;
m_stats.sndLossTotal += num;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
}
}
CGuard::leaveCS(m_RecvAckLock);
updateCC(TEV_LOSSREPORT, EventVariant(losslist, losslist_len));
if (!secure)
{
LOGC(mglog.Warn,
log << "out-of-band LOSSREPORT received; BUG or ATTACK - last sent %" << m_iSndCurrSeqNo
<< " vs loss %" << wrong_loss);
// this should not happen: attack or bug
m_bBroken = true;
m_iBrokenCounter = 0;
break;
}
// the lost packet (retransmission) should be sent out immediately
m_pSndQueue->m_pSndUList->update(this, CSndUList::DO_RESCHEDULE);
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
++m_stats.recvNAK;
++m_stats.recvNAKTotal;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
break;
}
case UMSG_CGWARNING: // 100 - Delay Warning
// One way packet delay is increasing, so decrease the sending rate
m_ullInterval_tk = (uint64_t)ceil(m_ullInterval_tk * 1.125);
m_iLastDecSeq = m_iSndCurrSeqNo;
// XXX Note as interesting fact: this is only prepared for handling,
// but nothing in the code is sending this message. Probably predicted
// for a custom congctl. There's a predicted place to call it under
// UMSG_ACKACK handling, but it's commented out.
break;
case UMSG_KEEPALIVE: // 001 - Keep-alive
// The only purpose of keep-alive packet is to tell that the peer is still alive
// nothing needs to be done.
break;
case UMSG_HANDSHAKE: // 000 - Handshake
{
CHandShake req;
req.load_from(ctrlpkt.m_pcData, ctrlpkt.getLength());
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processCtrl: got HS: " << req.show());
if ((req.m_iReqType > URQ_INDUCTION_TYPES) // acually it catches URQ_INDUCTION and URQ_ERROR_* symbols...???
|| (m_bRendezvous && (req.m_iReqType != URQ_AGREEMENT))) // rnd sends AGREEMENT in rsp to CONCLUSION
{
// The peer side has not received the handshake message, so it keeps querying
// resend the handshake packet
// This condition embraces cases when:
// - this is normal accept() and URQ_INDUCTION was received
// - this is rendezvous accept() and there's coming any kind of URQ except AGREEMENT (should be RENDEZVOUS
// or CONCLUSION)
// - this is any of URQ_ERROR_* - well...
CHandShake initdata;
initdata.m_iISN = m_iISN;
initdata.m_iMSS = m_iMSS;
initdata.m_iFlightFlagSize = m_iFlightFlagSize;
// For rendezvous we do URQ_WAVEAHAND/URQ_CONCLUSION --> URQ_AGREEMENT.
// For client-server we do URQ_INDUCTION --> URQ_CONCLUSION.
initdata.m_iReqType = (!m_bRendezvous) ? URQ_CONCLUSION : URQ_AGREEMENT;
initdata.m_iID = m_SocketID;
uint32_t kmdata[SRTDATA_MAXSIZE];
size_t kmdatasize = SRTDATA_MAXSIZE;
bool have_hsreq = false;
if (req.m_iVersion > HS_VERSION_UDT4)
{
initdata.m_iVersion = HS_VERSION_SRT1; // if I remember correctly, this is induction/listener...
int hs_flags = SrtHSRequest::SRT_HSTYPE_HSFLAGS::unwrap(m_ConnRes.m_iType);
if (hs_flags != 0) // has SRT extensions
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processCtrl/HS: got HS reqtype=" << RequestTypeStr(req.m_iReqType)
<< " WITH SRT ext");
have_hsreq = interpretSrtHandshake(req, ctrlpkt, kmdata, &kmdatasize);
if (!have_hsreq)
{
initdata.m_iVersion = 0;
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
initdata.m_iReqType = URQFailure(m_RejectReason);
}
else
{
// Extensions are added only in case of CONCLUSION (not AGREEMENT).
// Actually what is expected here is that this may either process the
// belated-repeated handshake from a caller (and then it's CONCLUSION,
// and should be added with HSRSP/KMRSP), or it's a belated handshake
// of Rendezvous when it has already considered itself connected.
// Sanity check - according to the rules, there should be no such situation
if (m_bRendezvous && m_SrtHsSide == HSD_RESPONDER)
{
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "processCtrl/HS: IPE???: RESPONDER should receive all its handshakes in "
"handshake phase.");
}
// The 'extension' flag will be set from this variable; set it to false
// in case when the AGREEMENT response is to be sent.
have_hsreq = initdata.m_iReqType == URQ_CONCLUSION;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processCtrl/HS: processing ok, reqtype=" << RequestTypeStr(initdata.m_iReqType)
<< " kmdatasize=" << kmdatasize);
}
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processCtrl/HS: got HS reqtype=" << RequestTypeStr(req.m_iReqType));
}
}
else
{
initdata.m_iVersion = HS_VERSION_UDT4;
}
initdata.m_extension = have_hsreq;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "processCtrl: responding HS reqtype=" << RequestTypeStr(initdata.m_iReqType)
<< (have_hsreq ? " WITH SRT HS response extensions" : ""));
// XXX here interpret SRT handshake extension
CPacket response;
response.setControl(UMSG_HANDSHAKE);
response.allocate(m_iMaxSRTPayloadSize);
// If createSrtHandshake failed, don't send anything. Actually it can only fail on IPE.
// There is also no possible IPE condition in case of HSv4 - for this version it will always return true.
if (createSrtHandshake(Ref(response), Ref(initdata), SRT_CMD_HSRSP, SRT_CMD_KMRSP, kmdata, kmdatasize))
{
response.m_iID = m_PeerID;
response.m_iTimeStamp = int(CTimer::getTime() - m_stats.startTime);
int nbsent = m_pSndQueue->sendto(m_pPeerAddr, response);
if (nbsent)
{
uint64_t currtime_tk;
CTimer::rdtsc(currtime_tk);
m_ullLastSndTime_tk = currtime_tk;
}
}
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processCtrl: ... not INDUCTION, not ERROR, not rendezvous - IGNORED.");
}
break;
}
case UMSG_SHUTDOWN: // 101 - Shutdown
m_bShutdown = true;
m_bClosing = true;
m_bBroken = true;
m_iBrokenCounter = 60;
// Signal the sender and recver if they are waiting for data.
releaseSynch();
// Unblock any call so they learn the connection_broken error
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_ERR, true);
CTimer::triggerEvent();
break;
case UMSG_DROPREQ: // 111 - Msg drop request
CGuard::enterCS(m_RecvLock);
m_pRcvBuffer->dropMsg(ctrlpkt.getMsgSeq(using_rexmit_flag), using_rexmit_flag);
CGuard::leaveCS(m_RecvLock);
dropFromLossLists(*(int32_t *)ctrlpkt.m_pcData, *(int32_t *)(ctrlpkt.m_pcData + 4));
// move forward with current recv seq no.
if ((CSeqNo::seqcmp(*(int32_t *)ctrlpkt.m_pcData, CSeqNo::incseq(m_iRcvCurrSeqNo)) <= 0) &&
(CSeqNo::seqcmp(*(int32_t *)(ctrlpkt.m_pcData + 4), m_iRcvCurrSeqNo) > 0))
{
m_iRcvCurrSeqNo = *(int32_t *)(ctrlpkt.m_pcData + 4);
}
break;
case UMSG_PEERERROR: // 1000 - An error has happened to the peer side
// int err_type = packet.getAddInfo();
// currently only this error is signalled from the peer side
// if recvfile() failes (e.g., due to disk fail), blcoked sendfile/send should return immediately
// giving the app a chance to fix the issue
m_bPeerHealth = false;
break;
case UMSG_EXT: // 0x7FFF - reserved and user defined messages
HLOGF(mglog.Debug, "CONTROL EXT MSG RECEIVED: %08X\n", ctrlpkt.getExtendedType());
{
// This has currently two roles in SRT:
// - HSv4 (legacy) handshake
// - refreshed KMX (initial KMX is done still in the HS process in HSv5)
bool understood = processSrtMsg(&ctrlpkt);
// CAREFUL HERE! This only means that this update comes from the UMSG_EXT
// message received, REGARDLESS OF WHAT IT IS. This version doesn't mean
// the handshake version, but the reason of calling this function.
//
// Fortunately, the only messages taken into account in this function
// are HSREQ and HSRSP, which should *never* be interchanged when both
// parties are HSv5.
if (understood)
{
updateAfterSrtHandshake(ctrlpkt.getExtendedType(), HS_VERSION_UDT4);
}
else
{
updateCC(TEV_CUSTOM, &ctrlpkt);
}
}
break;
default:
break;
}
}
void CUDT::updateSrtRcvSettings()
{
if (m_bTsbPd)
{
/* We are TsbPd receiver */
CGuard::enterCS(m_RecvLock);
m_pRcvBuffer->setRcvTsbPdMode(m_ullRcvPeerStartTime, m_iTsbPdDelay_ms * 1000);
CGuard::leaveCS(m_RecvLock);
HLOGF(mglog.Debug,
"AFTER HS: Set Rcv TsbPd mode: delay=%u.%03u secs",
m_iTsbPdDelay_ms / 1000,
m_iTsbPdDelay_ms % 1000);
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "AFTER HS: Rcv TsbPd mode not set");
}
}
void CUDT::updateSrtSndSettings()
{
if (m_bPeerTsbPd)
{
/* We are TsbPd sender */
// XXX Check what happened here.
// m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms = m_CongCtl->getSndPeerTsbPdDelay();// + ((m_iRTT + (4 * m_iRTTVar)) / 1000);
/*
* For sender to apply Too-Late Packet Drop
* option (m_bTLPktDrop) must be enabled and receiving peer shall support it
*/
HLOGF(mglog.Debug,
"AFTER HS: Set Snd TsbPd mode %s: delay=%d.%03d secs",
m_bPeerTLPktDrop ? "with TLPktDrop" : "without TLPktDrop",
m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms / 1000,
m_iPeerTsbPdDelay_ms % 1000);
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "AFTER HS: Snd TsbPd mode not set");
}
}
void CUDT::updateAfterSrtHandshake(int srt_cmd, int hsv)
{
switch (srt_cmd)
{
case SRT_CMD_HSREQ:
case SRT_CMD_HSRSP:
break;
default:
return;
}
// The only possibility here is one of these two:
// - Agent is RESPONDER and it receives HSREQ.
// - Agent is INITIATOR and it receives HSRSP.
//
// In HSv4, INITIATOR is sender and RESPONDER is receiver.
// In HSv5, both are sender AND receiver.
//
// This function will be called only ONCE in this
// instance, through either HSREQ or HSRSP.
if (hsv > HS_VERSION_UDT4)
{
updateSrtRcvSettings();
updateSrtSndSettings();
}
else if (srt_cmd == SRT_CMD_HSRSP)
{
// HSv4 INITIATOR is sender
updateSrtSndSettings();
}
else
{
// HSv4 RESPONDER is receiver
updateSrtRcvSettings();
}
}
int CUDT::packLostData(CPacket &packet, uint64_t &origintime)
{
// protect m_iSndLastDataAck from updating by ACK processing
CGuard ackguard(m_RecvAckLock);
while ((packet.m_iSeqNo = m_pSndLossList->popLostSeq()) >= 0)
{
const int offset = CSeqNo::seqoff(m_iSndLastDataAck, packet.m_iSeqNo);
if (offset < 0)
{
LOGC(dlog.Error,
log << "IPE: packLostData: LOST packet negative offset: seqoff(m_iSeqNo " << packet.m_iSeqNo
<< ", m_iSndLastDataAck " << m_iSndLastDataAck << ")=" << offset << ". Continue");
continue;
}
int msglen;
const int payload = m_pSndBuffer->readData(&(packet.m_pcData), offset, packet.m_iMsgNo, origintime, msglen);
SRT_ASSERT(payload != 0);
if (payload == -1)
{
int32_t seqpair[2];
seqpair[0] = packet.m_iSeqNo;
seqpair[1] = CSeqNo::incseq(seqpair[0], msglen);
sendCtrl(UMSG_DROPREQ, &packet.m_iMsgNo, seqpair, 8);
// only one msg drop request is necessary
m_pSndLossList->remove(seqpair[1]);
// skip all dropped packets
if (CSeqNo::seqcmp(m_iSndCurrSeqNo, CSeqNo::incseq(seqpair[1])) < 0)
m_iSndCurrSeqNo = CSeqNo::incseq(seqpair[1]);
continue;
}
// NOTE: This is just a sanity check. Returning 0 is impossible to happen
// in case of retransmission. If the offset was a positive value, then the
// block must exist in the old blocks because it wasn't yet cut off by ACK
// and has been already recorded as sent (otherwise the peer wouldn't send
// back the loss report). May something happen here in case when the send
// loss record has been updated by the FASTREXMIT.
else if (payload == 0)
continue;
// At this point we no longer need the ACK lock,
// because we are going to return from the function.
// Therefore unlocking in order not to block other threads.
ackguard.forceUnlock();
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
++m_stats.traceRetrans;
++m_stats.retransTotal;
m_stats.traceBytesRetrans += payload;
m_stats.bytesRetransTotal += payload;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
// Despite the contextual interpretation of packet.m_iMsgNo around
// CSndBuffer::readData version 2 (version 1 doesn't return -1), in this particular
// case we can be sure that this is exactly the value of PH_MSGNO as a bitset.
// So, set here the rexmit flag if the peer understands it.
if (m_bPeerRexmitFlag)
{
packet.m_iMsgNo |= PACKET_SND_REXMIT;
}
return payload;
}
return 0;
}
int CUDT::packData(CPacket &packet, uint64_t &ts_tk)
{
int payload = 0;
bool probe = false;
uint64_t origintime = 0;
bool new_packet_packed = false;
bool filter_ctl_pkt = false;
int kflg = EK_NOENC;
uint64_t entertime_tk;
CTimer::rdtsc(entertime_tk);
#if 0 // debug: TimeDiff histogram
static int lldiffhisto[23] = {0};
static int llnodiff = 0;
if (m_ullTargetTime_tk != 0)
{
int ofs = 11 + ((entertime_tk - m_ullTargetTime_tk)/(int64_t)m_ullCPUFrequency)/1000;
if (ofs < 0) ofs = 0;
else if (ofs > 22) ofs = 22;
lldiffhisto[ofs]++;
}
else if(m_ullTargetTime_tk == 0)
{
llnodiff++;
}
static int callcnt = 0;
if (!(callcnt++ % 5000)) {
fprintf(stderr, "%6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d\n",
lldiffhisto[0],lldiffhisto[1],lldiffhisto[2],lldiffhisto[3],lldiffhisto[4],lldiffhisto[5],
lldiffhisto[6],lldiffhisto[7],lldiffhisto[8],lldiffhisto[9],lldiffhisto[10],lldiffhisto[11]);
fprintf(stderr, "%6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d\n",
lldiffhisto[12],lldiffhisto[13],lldiffhisto[14],lldiffhisto[15],lldiffhisto[16],lldiffhisto[17],
lldiffhisto[18],lldiffhisto[19],lldiffhisto[20],lldiffhisto[21],lldiffhisto[21],llnodiff);
}
#endif
if ((0 != m_ullTargetTime_tk) && (entertime_tk > m_ullTargetTime_tk))
m_ullTimeDiff_tk += entertime_tk - m_ullTargetTime_tk;
string reason;
payload = packLostData(packet, origintime);
if (payload > 0)
{
reason = "reXmit";
}
else if (m_PacketFilter &&
m_PacketFilter.packControlPacket(Ref(packet), m_iSndCurrSeqNo, m_pCryptoControl->getSndCryptoFlags()))
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "filter: filter/CTL packet ready - packing instead of data.");
payload = packet.getLength();
reason = "filter";
filter_ctl_pkt = true; // Mark that this packet ALREADY HAS timestamp field and it should not be set
// Stats
{
CGuard lg(m_StatsLock);
++m_stats.sndFilterExtra;
++m_stats.sndFilterExtraTotal;
}
}
else
{
// If no loss, and no packetfilter control packet, pack a new packet.
// check congestion/flow window limit
int cwnd = std::min(int(m_iFlowWindowSize), int(m_dCongestionWindow));
int seqdiff = CSeqNo::seqlen(m_iSndLastAck, CSeqNo::incseq(m_iSndCurrSeqNo));
if (cwnd >= seqdiff)
{
// XXX Here it's needed to set kflg to msgno_bitset in the block stored in the
// send buffer. This should be somehow avoided, the crypto flags should be set
// together with encrypting, and the packet should be sent as is, when rexmitting.
// It would be nice to research as to whether CSndBuffer::Block::m_iMsgNoBitset field
// isn't a useless redundant state copy. If it is, then taking the flags here can be removed.
kflg = m_pCryptoControl->getSndCryptoFlags();
payload = m_pSndBuffer->readData(&(packet.m_pcData), packet.m_iMsgNo, origintime, kflg);
if (payload)
{
m_iSndCurrSeqNo = CSeqNo::incseq(m_iSndCurrSeqNo);
// m_pCryptoControl->m_iSndCurrSeqNo = m_iSndCurrSeqNo;
packet.m_iSeqNo = m_iSndCurrSeqNo;
// every 16 (0xF) packets, a packet pair is sent
if ((packet.m_iSeqNo & PUMASK_SEQNO_PROBE) == 0)
probe = true;
new_packet_packed = true;
}
else
{
m_ullTargetTime_tk = 0;
m_ullTimeDiff_tk = 0;
ts_tk = 0;
return 0;
}
}
else
{
HLOGC(dlog.Debug,
log << "packData: CONGESTED: cwnd=min(" << m_iFlowWindowSize << "," << m_dCongestionWindow
<< ")=" << cwnd << " seqlen=(" << m_iSndLastAck << "-" << m_iSndCurrSeqNo << ")=" << seqdiff);
m_ullTargetTime_tk = 0;
m_ullTimeDiff_tk = 0;
ts_tk = 0;
return 0;
}
reason = "normal";
}
// Normally packet.m_iTimeStamp field is set exactly here,
// usually as taken from m_StartTime and current time, unless live
// mode in which case it is based on 'origintime' as set during scheduling.
// In case when this is a filter control packet, the m_iTimeStamp field already
// contains the exactly needed value, and it's a timestamp clip, not a real
// timestamp.
if (!filter_ctl_pkt)
{
if (m_bPeerTsbPd)
{
/*
* When timestamp is carried over in this sending stream from a received stream,
* it may be older than the session start time causing a negative packet time
* that may block the receiver's Timestamp-based Packet Delivery.
* XXX Isn't it then better to not decrease it by m_StartTime? As long as it
* doesn't screw up the start time on the other side.
*/
if (origintime >= m_stats.startTime)
packet.m_iTimeStamp = int(origintime - m_stats.startTime);
else
packet.m_iTimeStamp = int(CTimer::getTime() - m_stats.startTime);
}
else
{
packet.m_iTimeStamp = int(CTimer::getTime() - m_stats.startTime);
}
}
packet.m_iID = m_PeerID;
packet.setLength(payload);
/* Encrypt if 1st time this packet is sent and crypto is enabled */
if (kflg)
{
// XXX Encryption flags are already set on the packet before calling this.
// See readData() above.
if (m_pCryptoControl->encrypt(Ref(packet)))
{
// Encryption failed
//>>Add stats for crypto failure
ts_tk = 0;
LOGC(dlog.Error, log << "ENCRYPT FAILED - packet won't be sent, size=" << payload);
return -1; // Encryption failed
}
payload = packet.getLength(); /* Cipher may change length */
reason += " (encrypted)";
}
if (new_packet_packed && m_PacketFilter)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "filter: Feeding packet for source clip");
m_PacketFilter.feedSource(Ref(packet));
}
#if ENABLE_HEAVY_LOGGING // Required because of referring to MessageFlagStr()
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "packData: " << reason << " packet seq=" << packet.m_iSeqNo << " (ACK=" << m_iSndLastAck
<< " ACKDATA=" << m_iSndLastDataAck << " MSG/FLAGS: " << packet.MessageFlagStr() << ")");
#endif
// Fix keepalive
m_ullLastSndTime_tk = entertime_tk;
considerLegacySrtHandshake(0);
// WARNING: TEV_SEND is the only event that is reported from
// the CSndQueue::worker thread. All others are reported from
// CRcvQueue::worker. If you connect to this signal, make sure
// that you are aware of prospective simultaneous access.
updateCC(TEV_SEND, &packet);
// XXX This was a blocked code also originally in UDT. Probably not required.
// Left untouched for historical reasons.
// Might be possible that it was because of that this is send from
// different thread than the rest of the signals.
// m_pSndTimeWindow->onPktSent(packet.m_iTimeStamp);
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
m_stats.traceBytesSent += payload;
m_stats.bytesSentTotal += payload;
++m_stats.traceSent;
++m_stats.sentTotal;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
if (probe)
{
// sends out probing packet pair
ts_tk = entertime_tk;
probe = false;
}
else
{
#if USE_BUSY_WAITING
ts_tk = entertime_tk + m_ullInterval_tk;
#else
if (m_ullTimeDiff_tk >= m_ullInterval_tk)
{
ts_tk = entertime_tk;
m_ullTimeDiff_tk -= m_ullInterval_tk;
}
else
{
ts_tk = entertime_tk + m_ullInterval_tk - m_ullTimeDiff_tk;
m_ullTimeDiff_tk = 0;
}
#endif
}
m_ullTargetTime_tk = ts_tk;
return payload;
}
// This is a close request, but called from the
void CUDT::processClose()
{
sendCtrl(UMSG_SHUTDOWN);
m_bShutdown = true;
m_bClosing = true;
m_bBroken = true;
m_iBrokenCounter = 60;
HLOGP(mglog.Debug, "processClose: sent message and set flags");
if (m_bTsbPd)
{
HLOGP(mglog.Debug, "processClose: lock-and-signal TSBPD");
CGuard rl(m_RecvLock);
pthread_cond_signal(&m_RcvTsbPdCond);
}
// Signal the sender and recver if they are waiting for data.
releaseSynch();
// Unblock any call so they learn the connection_broken error
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_ERR, true);
HLOGP(mglog.Debug, "processClose: triggering timer event to spread the bad news");
CTimer::triggerEvent();
}
void CUDT::sendLossReport(const std::vector<std::pair<int32_t, int32_t> > &loss_seqs)
{
typedef vector<pair<int32_t, int32_t> > loss_seqs_t;
vector<int32_t> seqbuffer;
seqbuffer.reserve(2 * loss_seqs.size()); // pessimistic
for (loss_seqs_t::const_iterator i = loss_seqs.begin(); i != loss_seqs.end(); ++i)
{
if (i->first == i->second)
{
seqbuffer.push_back(i->first);
HLOGF(mglog.Debug, "lost packet %d: sending LOSSREPORT", i->first);
}
else
{
seqbuffer.push_back(i->first | LOSSDATA_SEQNO_RANGE_FIRST);
seqbuffer.push_back(i->second);
HLOGF(mglog.Debug,
"lost packets %d-%d (%d packets): sending LOSSREPORT",
i->first,
i->second,
1 + CSeqNo::seqcmp(i->second, i->first));
}
}
if (!seqbuffer.empty())
{
sendCtrl(UMSG_LOSSREPORT, NULL, &seqbuffer[0], seqbuffer.size());
}
}
int CUDT::processData(CUnit *in_unit)
{
CPacket &packet = in_unit->m_Packet;
// XXX This should be called (exclusively) here:
// m_pRcvBuffer->addLocalTsbPdDriftSample(packet.getMsgTimeStamp());
// Just heard from the peer, reset the expiration count.
m_iEXPCount = 1;
uint64_t currtime_tk;
CTimer::rdtsc(currtime_tk);
m_ullLastRspTime_tk = currtime_tk;
// We are receiving data, start tsbpd thread if TsbPd is enabled
if (m_bTsbPd && pthread_equal(m_RcvTsbPdThread, pthread_t()))
{
HLOGP(mglog.Debug, "Spawning TSBPD thread");
int st = 0;
{
ThreadName tn("SRT:TsbPd");
st = pthread_create(&m_RcvTsbPdThread, NULL, CUDT::tsbpd, this);
}
if (st != 0)
return -1;
}
const int pktrexmitflag = m_bPeerRexmitFlag ? (packet.getRexmitFlag() ? 1 : 0) : 2;
#if ENABLE_HEAVY_LOGGING
static const char *const rexmitstat[] = {"ORIGINAL", "REXMITTED", "RXS-UNKNOWN"};
string rexmit_reason;
#endif
if (pktrexmitflag == 1)
{
// This packet was retransmitted
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
m_stats.traceRcvRetrans++;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
#if ENABLE_HEAVY_LOGGING
// Check if packet was retransmitted on request or on ack timeout
// Search the sequence in the loss record.
rexmit_reason = " by ";
if (!m_pRcvLossList->find(packet.m_iSeqNo, packet.m_iSeqNo))
rexmit_reason += "REQUEST";
else
rexmit_reason += "ACK-TMOUT";
#endif
}
HLOGC(dlog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "processData: RECEIVED DATA: size=" << packet.getLength() << " seq=" << packet.getSeqNo());
updateCC(TEV_RECEIVE, &packet);
++m_iPktCount;
const int pktsz = packet.getLength();
// Update time information
// XXX Note that this adds the byte size of a packet
// of which we don't yet know as to whether this has
// carried out some useful data or some excessive data
// that will be later discarded.
// FIXME: before adding this on the rcv time window,
// make sure that this packet isn't going to be
// effectively discarded, as repeated retransmission,
// for example, burdens the link, but doesn't better the speed.
m_RcvTimeWindow.onPktArrival(pktsz);
// Probe the packet pair if needed.
// Conditions and any extra data required for the packet
// this function will extract and test as needed.
const bool unordered = CSeqNo::seqcmp(packet.m_iSeqNo, m_iRcvCurrSeqNo) <= 0;
const bool retransmitted = m_bPeerRexmitFlag && packet.getRexmitFlag();
// Retransmitted and unordered packets do not provide expected measurement.
// We expect the 16th and 17th packet to be sent regularly,
// otherwise measurement must be rejected.
m_RcvTimeWindow.probeArrival(packet, unordered || retransmitted);
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
m_stats.traceBytesRecv += pktsz;
m_stats.bytesRecvTotal += pktsz;
++m_stats.traceRecv;
++m_stats.recvTotal;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
typedef vector<pair<int32_t, int32_t> > loss_seqs_t;
loss_seqs_t filter_loss_seqs;
loss_seqs_t srt_loss_seqs;
vector<CUnit *> incoming;
bool was_sent_in_order = true;
bool reorder_prevent_lossreport = false;
// If the peer doesn't understand REXMIT flag, send rexmit request
// always immediately.
int initial_loss_ttl = 0;
if (m_bPeerRexmitFlag)
initial_loss_ttl = m_iReorderTolerance;
// After introduction of packet filtering, the "recordable loss detection"
// does not exactly match the true loss detection. When a FEC filter is
// working, for example, then getting one group filled with all packet but
// the last one and the FEC control packet, in this special case this packet
// won't be notified at all as lost because it will be recovered by the
// filter immediately before anyone notices what happened (and the loss
// detection for the further functionality is checked only afterwards,
// and in this case the immediate recovery makes the loss to not be noticed
// at all).
//
// Because of that the check for losses must happen BEFORE passing the packet
// to the filter and before the filter could recover the packet before anyone
// notices :)
if (packet.getMsgSeq() != 0) // disregard filter-control packets, their seq may mean nothing
{
int diff = CSeqNo::seqoff(m_iRcvCurrPhySeqNo, packet.m_iSeqNo);
if (diff > 1)
{
CGuard lg(m_StatsLock);
int loss = diff - 1; // loss is all that is above diff == 1
m_stats.traceRcvLoss += loss;
m_stats.rcvLossTotal += loss;
uint64_t lossbytes = loss * m_pRcvBuffer->getRcvAvgPayloadSize();
m_stats.traceRcvBytesLoss += lossbytes;
m_stats.rcvBytesLossTotal += lossbytes;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "LOSS STATS: n=" << loss << " SEQ: [" << CSeqNo::incseq(m_iRcvCurrPhySeqNo) << " "
<< CSeqNo::decseq(packet.m_iSeqNo) << "]");
}
if (diff > 0)
{
// Record if it was further than latest
m_iRcvCurrPhySeqNo = packet.m_iSeqNo;
}
}
{
// Start of offset protected section
// Prevent TsbPd thread from modifying Ack position while adding data
// offset from RcvLastAck in RcvBuffer must remain valid between seqoff() and addData()
CGuard recvbuf_acklock(m_RcvBufferLock);
// vector<CUnit*> undec_units;
if (m_PacketFilter)
{
// Stuff this data into the filter
m_PacketFilter.receive(in_unit, Ref(incoming), Ref(filter_loss_seqs));
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "(FILTER) fed data, received " << incoming.size() << " pkts, " << Printable(filter_loss_seqs)
<< " loss to report, "
<< (m_PktFilterRexmitLevel == SRT_ARQ_ALWAYS ? "FIND & REPORT LOSSES YOURSELF"
: "REPORT ONLY THOSE"));
}
else
{
// Stuff in just one packet that has come in.
incoming.push_back(in_unit);
}
bool excessive = true; // stays true unless it was successfully added
// Needed for possibly check for needsQuickACK.
bool incoming_belated = (CSeqNo::seqcmp(in_unit->m_Packet.m_iSeqNo, m_iRcvLastSkipAck) < 0);
// Loop over all incoming packets that were filtered out.
// In case when there is no filter, there's just one packet in 'incoming',
// the one that came in the input of this function.
for (vector<CUnit *>::iterator i = incoming.begin(); i != incoming.end(); ++i)
{
CUnit * u = *i;
CPacket &rpkt = u->m_Packet;
// m_iRcvLastSkipAck is the base sequence number for the receiver buffer.
// This is the offset in the buffer; if this is negative, it means that
// this sequence is already in the past and the buffer is not interested.
// Meaning, this packet will be rejected, even if it could potentially be
// one of missing packets in the transmission.
int32_t offset = CSeqNo::seqoff(m_iRcvLastSkipAck, rpkt.m_iSeqNo);
IF_HEAVY_LOGGING(const char *exc_type = "EXPECTED");
if (offset < 0)
{
IF_HEAVY_LOGGING(exc_type = "BELATED");
uint64_t tsbpdtime = m_pRcvBuffer->getPktTsbPdTime(rpkt.getMsgTimeStamp());
uint64_t bltime =
CountIIR(uint64_t(m_stats.traceBelatedTime) * 1000, CTimer::getTime() - tsbpdtime, 0.2);
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
m_stats.traceBelatedTime = double(bltime) / 1000.0;
m_stats.traceRcvBelated++;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "RECEIVED: seq=" << packet.m_iSeqNo << " offset=" << offset << " (BELATED/"
<< rexmitstat[pktrexmitflag] << rexmit_reason << ") FLAGS: " << packet.MessageFlagStr());
continue;
}
const int avail_bufsize = m_pRcvBuffer->getAvailBufSize();
if (offset >= avail_bufsize)
{
// This is already a sequence discrepancy. Probably there could be found
// some way to make it continue reception by overriding the sequence and
// make a kinda TLKPTDROP, but there has been found no reliable way to do this.
if (m_bTsbPd && m_bTLPktDrop && m_pRcvBuffer->empty())
{
// Only in live mode. In File mode this shall not be possible
// because the sender should stop sending in this situation.
// In Live mode this means that there is a gap between the
// lowest sequence in the empty buffer and the incoming sequence
// that exceeds the buffer size. Receiving data in this situation
// is no longer possible and this is a point of no return.
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << CONID() << "SEQUENCE DISCREPANCY. BREAKING CONNECTION. offset=" << offset
<< " avail=" << avail_bufsize << " ack.seq=" << m_iRcvLastSkipAck
<< " pkt.seq=" << rpkt.m_iSeqNo << " rcv-remain=" << m_pRcvBuffer->debugGetSize());
// This is a scoped lock with AckLock, but for the moment
// when processClose() is called this lock must be taken out,
// otherwise this will cause a deadlock. We don't need this
// lock anymore, and at 'return' it will be unlocked anyway.
recvbuf_acklock.forceUnlock();
processClose();
return -1;
}
else
{
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << CONID() << "No room to store incoming packet: offset=" << offset
<< " avail=" << avail_bufsize << " ack.seq=" << m_iRcvLastSkipAck
<< " pkt.seq=" << rpkt.m_iSeqNo << " rcv-remain=" << m_pRcvBuffer->debugGetSize());
return -1;
}
}
bool adding_successful = true;
if (m_pRcvBuffer->addData(*i, offset) < 0)
{
// addData returns -1 if at the m_iLastAckPos+offset position there already is a packet.
// So this packet is "redundant".
IF_HEAVY_LOGGING(exc_type = "UNACKED");
adding_successful = false;
}
else
{
IF_HEAVY_LOGGING(exc_type = "ACCEPTED");
excessive = false;
if (u->m_Packet.getMsgCryptoFlags())
{
EncryptionStatus rc = m_pCryptoControl ? m_pCryptoControl->decrypt(Ref(u->m_Packet)) : ENCS_NOTSUP;
if (rc != ENCS_CLEAR)
{
// Could not decrypt
// Keep packet in received buffer
// Crypto flags are still set
// It will be acknowledged
{
CGuard lg(m_StatsLock);
m_stats.traceRcvUndecrypt += 1;
m_stats.traceRcvBytesUndecrypt += pktsz;
m_stats.m_rcvUndecryptTotal += 1;
m_stats.m_rcvBytesUndecryptTotal += pktsz;
}
// Log message degraded to debug because it may happen very often
HLOGC(dlog.Debug, log << CONID() << "ERROR: packet not decrypted, dropping data.");
adding_successful = false;
IF_HEAVY_LOGGING(exc_type = "UNDECRYPTED");
}
}
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "RECEIVED: seq=" << rpkt.m_iSeqNo << " offset=" << offset
<< " BUFr=" << avail_bufsize
<< " (" << exc_type << "/" << rexmitstat[pktrexmitflag] << rexmit_reason << ") FLAGS: "
<< packet.MessageFlagStr());
// Decryption should have made the crypto flags EK_NOENC.
// Otherwise it's an error.
if (adding_successful)
{
HLOGC(dlog.Debug,
log << "CONTIGUITY CHECK: sequence distance: " << CSeqNo::seqoff(m_iRcvCurrSeqNo, rpkt.m_iSeqNo));
if (CSeqNo::seqcmp(rpkt.m_iSeqNo, CSeqNo::incseq(m_iRcvCurrSeqNo)) > 0) // Loss detection.
{
int32_t seqlo = CSeqNo::incseq(m_iRcvCurrSeqNo);
int32_t seqhi = CSeqNo::decseq(rpkt.m_iSeqNo);
srt_loss_seqs.push_back(make_pair(seqlo, seqhi));
if (initial_loss_ttl)
{
// pack loss list for (possibly belated) NAK
// The LOSSREPORT will be sent in a while.
for (loss_seqs_t::iterator i = srt_loss_seqs.begin(); i != srt_loss_seqs.end(); ++i)
{
m_FreshLoss.push_back(CRcvFreshLoss(i->first, i->second, initial_loss_ttl));
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "FreshLoss: added sequences: " << Printable(srt_loss_seqs)
<< " tolerance: " << initial_loss_ttl);
reorder_prevent_lossreport = true;
}
}
}
// Update the current largest sequence number that has been received.
// Or it is a retransmitted packet, remove it from receiver loss list.
if (CSeqNo::seqcmp(rpkt.m_iSeqNo, m_iRcvCurrSeqNo) > 0)
{
m_iRcvCurrSeqNo = rpkt.m_iSeqNo; // Latest possible received
}
else
{
unlose(rpkt); // was BELATED or RETRANSMITTED
was_sent_in_order &= 0 != pktrexmitflag;
}
}
// This is moved earlier after introducing filter because it shouldn't
// be executed in case when the packet was rejected by the receiver buffer.
// However now the 'excessive' condition may be true also in case when
// a truly non-excessive packet has been received, just it has been temporarily
// stored for better times by the filter module. This way 'excessive' is also true,
// although the old condition that a packet with a newer sequence number has arrived
// or arrived out of order may still be satisfied.
if (!incoming_belated && was_sent_in_order)
{
// Basing on some special case in the packet, it might be required
// to enforce sending ACK immediately (earlier than normally after
// a given period).
if (m_CongCtl->needsQuickACK(packet))
{
CTimer::rdtsc(m_ullNextACKTime_tk);
}
}
if (excessive)
{
return -1;
}
} // End of recvbuf_acklock
if (m_bClosing)
{
// RcvQueue worker thread can call processData while closing (or close while processData)
// This race condition exists in the UDT design but the protection against TsbPd thread
// (with AckLock) and decryption enlarged the probability window.
// Application can crash deep in decrypt stack since crypto context is deleted in close.
// RcvQueue worker thread will not necessarily be deleted with this connection as it can be
// used by others (socket multiplexer).
return -1;
}
if (incoming.empty())
{
// Treat as excessive. This is when a filter cumulates packets
// until the loss is rebuilt, or eats up a filter control packet
return -1;
}
if (!srt_loss_seqs.empty())
{
// A loss is detected
{
// TODO: Can unlock rcvloss after m_pRcvLossList->insert(...)?
// And probably protect m_FreshLoss as well.
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processData: LOSS DETECTED, %: " << Printable(srt_loss_seqs) << " - RECORDING.");
// if record_loss == false, nothing will be contained here
// Insert lost sequence numbers to the receiver loss list
CGuard lg(m_RcvLossLock);
for (loss_seqs_t::iterator i = srt_loss_seqs.begin(); i != srt_loss_seqs.end(); ++i)
{
// If loss found, insert them to the receiver loss list
m_pRcvLossList->insert(i->first, i->second);
}
}
const bool report_recorded_loss = !m_PacketFilter || m_PktFilterRexmitLevel == SRT_ARQ_ALWAYS;
if (!reorder_prevent_lossreport && report_recorded_loss)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "WILL REPORT LOSSES (SRT): " << Printable(srt_loss_seqs));
sendLossReport(srt_loss_seqs);
}
if (m_bTsbPd)
{
pthread_mutex_lock(&m_RecvLock);
pthread_cond_signal(&m_RcvTsbPdCond);
pthread_mutex_unlock(&m_RecvLock);
}
}
// Separately report loss records of those reported by a filter.
// ALWAYS report whatever has been reported back by a filter. Note that
// the filter never reports anything when rexmit fallback level is ALWAYS or NEVER.
// With ALWAYS only those are reported that were recorded here by SRT.
// With NEVER, nothing is to be reported.
if (!filter_loss_seqs.empty())
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "WILL REPORT LOSSES (filter): " << Printable(filter_loss_seqs));
sendLossReport(filter_loss_seqs);
if (m_bTsbPd)
{
pthread_mutex_lock(&m_RecvLock);
pthread_cond_signal(&m_RcvTsbPdCond);
pthread_mutex_unlock(&m_RecvLock);
}
}
// Now review the list of FreshLoss to see if there's any "old enough" to send UMSG_LOSSREPORT to it.
// PERFORMANCE CONSIDERATIONS:
// This list is quite inefficient as a data type and finding the candidate to send UMSG_LOSSREPORT
// is linear time. On the other hand, there are some special cases that are important for performance:
// - only the first (plus some following) could have had TTL drown to 0
// - the only (little likely) possibility that the next-to-first record has TTL=0 is when there was
// a loss range split (due to unlose() of one sequence)
// - first found record with TTL>0 means end of "ready to LOSSREPORT" records
// So:
// All you have to do is:
// - start with first element and continue with next elements, as long as they have TTL=0
// If so, send the loss report and remove this element.
// - Since the first element that has TTL>0, iterate until the end of container and decrease TTL.
//
// This will be efficient becase the loop to increment one field (without any condition check)
// can be quite well optimized.
vector<int32_t> lossdata;
{
CGuard lg(m_RcvLossLock);
// XXX There was a mysterious crash around m_FreshLoss. When the initial_loss_ttl is 0
// (that is, "belated loss report" feature is off), don't even touch m_FreshLoss.
if (initial_loss_ttl && !m_FreshLoss.empty())
{
deque<CRcvFreshLoss>::iterator i = m_FreshLoss.begin();
// Phase 1: take while TTL <= 0.
// There can be more than one record with the same TTL, if it has happened before
// that there was an 'unlost' (@c unlose) sequence that has split one detected loss
// into two records.
for (; i != m_FreshLoss.end() && i->ttl <= 0; ++i)
{
HLOGF(mglog.Debug,
"Packet seq %d-%d (%d packets) considered lost - sending LOSSREPORT",
i->seq[0],
i->seq[1],
CSeqNo::seqoff(i->seq[0], i->seq[1]) + 1);
addLossRecord(lossdata, i->seq[0], i->seq[1]);
}
// Remove elements that have been processed and prepared for lossreport.
if (i != m_FreshLoss.begin())
{
m_FreshLoss.erase(m_FreshLoss.begin(), i);
i = m_FreshLoss.begin();
}
if (m_FreshLoss.empty())
{
HLOGP(mglog.Debug, "NO MORE FRESH LOSS RECORDS.");
}
else
{
HLOGF(mglog.Debug,
"STILL %" PRIzu " FRESH LOSS RECORDS, FIRST: %d-%d (%d) TTL: %d",
m_FreshLoss.size(),
i->seq[0],
i->seq[1],
1 + CSeqNo::seqoff(i->seq[0], i->seq[1]),
i->ttl);
}
// Phase 2: rest of the records should have TTL decreased.
for (; i != m_FreshLoss.end(); ++i)
--i->ttl;
}
}
if (!lossdata.empty())
{
sendCtrl(UMSG_LOSSREPORT, NULL, &lossdata[0], lossdata.size());
}
// was_sent_in_order means either of:
// - packet was sent in order (first if branch above)
// - packet was sent as old, but was a retransmitted packet
if (m_bPeerRexmitFlag && was_sent_in_order)
{
++m_iConsecOrderedDelivery;
if (m_iConsecOrderedDelivery >= 50)
{
m_iConsecOrderedDelivery = 0;
if (m_iReorderTolerance > 0)
{
m_iReorderTolerance--;
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
m_stats.traceReorderDistance--;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
HLOGF(mglog.Debug,
"ORDERED DELIVERY of 50 packets in a row - decreasing tolerance to %d",
m_iReorderTolerance);
}
}
}
return 0;
}
/// This function is called when a packet has arrived, which was behind the current
/// received sequence - that is, belated or retransmitted. Try to remove the packet
/// from both loss records: the general loss record and the fresh loss record.
///
/// Additionally, check - if supported by the peer - whether the "latecoming" packet
/// has been sent due to retransmission or due to reordering, by checking the rexmit
/// support flag and rexmit flag itself. If this packet was surely ORIGINALLY SENT
/// it means that the current network connection suffers of packet reordering. This
/// way try to introduce a dynamic tolerance by calculating the difference between
/// the current packet reception sequence and this packet's sequence. This value
/// will be set to the tolerance value, which means that later packet retransmission
/// will not be required immediately, but only after receiving N next packets that
/// do not include the lacking packet.
/// The tolerance is not increased infinitely - it's bordered by m_iMaxReorderTolerance.
/// This value can be set in options - SRT_LOSSMAXTTL.
void CUDT::unlose(const CPacket &packet)
{
CGuard lg(m_RcvLossLock);
int32_t sequence = packet.m_iSeqNo;
m_pRcvLossList->remove(sequence);
// Rest of this code concerns only the "belated lossreport" feature.
bool has_increased_tolerance = false;
bool was_reordered = false;
if (m_bPeerRexmitFlag)
{
// If the peer understands the REXMIT flag, it means that the REXMIT flag is contained
// in the PH_MSGNO field.
// The packet is considered coming originally (just possibly out of order), if REXMIT
// flag is NOT set.
was_reordered = !packet.getRexmitFlag();
if (was_reordered)
{
HLOGF(mglog.Debug, "received out-of-band packet seq %d", sequence);
const int seqdiff = abs(CSeqNo::seqcmp(m_iRcvCurrSeqNo, packet.m_iSeqNo));
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
m_stats.traceReorderDistance = max(seqdiff, m_stats.traceReorderDistance);
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
if (seqdiff > m_iReorderTolerance)
{
const int new_tolerance = min(seqdiff, m_iMaxReorderTolerance);
HLOGF(mglog.Debug,
"Belated by %d seqs - Reorder tolerance %s %d",
seqdiff,
(new_tolerance == m_iReorderTolerance) ? "REMAINS with" : "increased to",
new_tolerance);
m_iReorderTolerance = new_tolerance;
has_increased_tolerance =
true; // Yes, even if reorder tolerance is already at maximum - this prevents decreasing tolerance.
}
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << CONID() << "received reXmitted packet seq=" << sequence);
}
}
else
{
HLOGF(mglog.Debug, "received reXmitted or belated packet seq %d (distinction not supported by peer)", sequence);
}
// Don't do anything if "belated loss report" feature is not used.
// In that case the FreshLoss list isn't being filled in at all, the
// loss report is sent directly.
// Note that this condition blocks two things being done in this function:
// - remove given sequence from the fresh loss record
// (in this case it's empty anyway)
// - decrease current reorder tolerance based on whether packets come in order
// (current reorder tolerance is 0 anyway)
if (m_bPeerRexmitFlag == 0 || m_iReorderTolerance == 0)
return;
size_t i = 0;
int had_ttl = 0;
for (i = 0; i < m_FreshLoss.size(); ++i)
{
had_ttl = m_FreshLoss[i].ttl;
switch (m_FreshLoss[i].revoke(sequence))
{
case CRcvFreshLoss::NONE:
continue; // Not found. Search again.
case CRcvFreshLoss::STRIPPED:
goto breakbreak; // Found and the modification is applied. We're done here.
case CRcvFreshLoss::DELETE:
// No more elements. Kill it.
m_FreshLoss.erase(m_FreshLoss.begin() + i);
// Every loss is unique. We're done here.
goto breakbreak;
case CRcvFreshLoss::SPLIT:
// Oh, this will be more complicated. This means that it was in between.
{
// So create a new element that will hold the upper part of the range,
// and this one modify to be the lower part of the range.
// Keep the current end-of-sequence value for the second element
int32_t next_end = m_FreshLoss[i].seq[1];
// seq-1 set to the end of this element
m_FreshLoss[i].seq[1] = CSeqNo::decseq(sequence);
// seq+1 set to the begin of the next element
int32_t next_begin = CSeqNo::incseq(sequence);
// Use position of the NEXT element because insertion happens BEFORE pointed element.
// Use the same TTL (will stay the same in the other one).
m_FreshLoss.insert(m_FreshLoss.begin() + i + 1,
CRcvFreshLoss(next_begin, next_end, m_FreshLoss[i].ttl));
}
goto breakbreak;
}
}
// Could have made the "return" instruction instead of goto, but maybe there will be something
// to add in future, so keeping that.
breakbreak:;
if (i != m_FreshLoss.size())
{
HLOGF(mglog.Debug, "sequence %d removed from belated lossreport record", sequence);
}
if (was_reordered)
{
m_iConsecOrderedDelivery = 0;
if (has_increased_tolerance)
{
m_iConsecEarlyDelivery = 0; // reset counter
}
else if (had_ttl > 2)
{
++m_iConsecEarlyDelivery; // otherwise, and if it arrived quite earlier, increase counter
HLOGF(mglog.Debug, "... arrived at TTL %d case %d", had_ttl, m_iConsecEarlyDelivery);
// After 10 consecutive
if (m_iConsecEarlyDelivery >= 10)
{
m_iConsecEarlyDelivery = 0;
if (m_iReorderTolerance > 0)
{
m_iReorderTolerance--;
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
m_stats.traceReorderDistance--;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
HLOGF(mglog.Debug,
"... reached %d times - decreasing tolerance to %d",
m_iConsecEarlyDelivery,
m_iReorderTolerance);
}
}
}
// If hasn't increased tolerance, but the packet appeared at TTL less than 2, do nothing.
}
}
void CUDT::dropFromLossLists(int32_t from, int32_t to)
{
CGuard lg(m_RcvLossLock);
m_pRcvLossList->remove(from, to);
HLOGF(mglog.Debug, "TLPKTDROP seq %d-%d (%d packets)", from, to, CSeqNo::seqoff(from, to));
if (m_bPeerRexmitFlag == 0 || m_iReorderTolerance == 0)
return;
// All code below concerns only "belated lossreport" feature.
// It's highly unlikely that this is waiting to send a belated UMSG_LOSSREPORT,
// so treat it rather as a sanity check.
// It's enough to check if the first element of the list starts with a sequence older than 'to'.
// If not, just do nothing.
size_t delete_index = 0;
for (size_t i = 0; i < m_FreshLoss.size(); ++i)
{
CRcvFreshLoss::Emod result = m_FreshLoss[i].revoke(from, to);
switch (result)
{
case CRcvFreshLoss::DELETE:
delete_index = i + 1; // PAST THE END
continue; // There may be further ranges that are included in this one, so check on.
case CRcvFreshLoss::NONE:
case CRcvFreshLoss::STRIPPED:
break; // THIS BREAKS ONLY 'switch', not 'for'!
case CRcvFreshLoss::SPLIT:; // This function never returns it. It's only a compiler shut-up.
}
break; // Now this breaks also FOR.
}
m_FreshLoss.erase(m_FreshLoss.begin(),
m_FreshLoss.begin() + delete_index); // with delete_index == 0 will do nothing
}
// This function, as the name states, should bake a new cookie.
int32_t CUDT::bake(const sockaddr *addr, int32_t current_cookie, int correction)
{
static unsigned int distractor = 0;
unsigned int rollover = distractor + 10;
for (;;)
{
// SYN cookie
char clienthost[NI_MAXHOST];
char clientport[NI_MAXSERV];
getnameinfo(addr,
(m_iIPversion == AF_INET) ? sizeof(sockaddr_in) : sizeof(sockaddr_in6),
clienthost,
sizeof(clienthost),
clientport,
sizeof(clientport),
NI_NUMERICHOST | NI_NUMERICSERV);
int64_t timestamp = ((CTimer::getTime() - m_stats.startTime) / 60000000) + distractor -
correction; // secret changes every one minute
stringstream cookiestr;
cookiestr << clienthost << ":" << clientport << ":" << timestamp;
union {
unsigned char cookie[16];
int32_t cookie_val;
};
CMD5::compute(cookiestr.str().c_str(), cookie);
if (cookie_val != current_cookie)
return cookie_val;
++distractor;
// This is just to make the loop formally breakable,
// but this is virtually impossible to happen.
if (distractor == rollover)
return cookie_val;
}
}
// XXX This is quite a mystery, why this function has a return value
// and what the purpose for it was. There's just one call of this
// function in the whole code and in that call the return value is
// ignored. Actually this call happens in the CRcvQueue::worker thread,
// where it makes a response for incoming UDP packet that might be
// a connection request. Should any error occur in this process, there
// is no way to "report error" that happened here. Basing on that
// these values in original UDT code were quite like the values
// for m_iReqType, they have been changed to URQ_* symbols, which
// may mean that the intent for the return value was to send this
// value back as a control packet back to the connector.
//
// This function is run when the CRcvQueue object is reading packets
// from the multiplexer (@c CRcvQueue::worker_RetrieveUnit) and the
// target socket ID is 0.
//
// XXX Make this function return EConnectStatus enum type (extend if needed),
// and this will be directly passed to the caller.
SRT_REJECT_REASON CUDT::processConnectRequest(const sockaddr *addr, CPacket &packet)
{
// XXX ASSUMPTIONS:
// [[using assert(packet.m_iID == 0)]]
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processConnectRequest: received a connection request");
if (m_bClosing)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_CLOSE;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processConnectRequest: ... NOT. Rejecting because closing.");
return m_RejectReason;
}
/*
* Closing a listening socket only set bBroken
* If a connect packet is received while closing it gets through
* processing and crashes later.
*/
if (m_bBroken)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_CLOSE;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processConnectRequest: ... NOT. Rejecting because broken.");
return m_RejectReason;
}
size_t exp_len =
CHandShake::m_iContentSize; // When CHandShake::m_iContentSize is used in log, the file fails to link!
// NOTE!!! Old version of SRT code checks if the size of the HS packet
// is EQUAL to the above CHandShake::m_iContentSize.
// Changed to < exp_len because we actually need that the packet
// be at least of a size for handshake, although it may contain
// more data, depending on what's inside.
if (packet.getLength() < exp_len)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processConnectRequest: ... NOT. Wrong size: " << packet.getLength() << " (expected: " << exp_len
<< ")");
return m_RejectReason;
}
// Dunno why the original UDT4 code only MUCH LATER was checking if the packet was UMSG_HANDSHAKE.
// It doesn't seem to make sense to deserialize it into the handshake structure if we are not
// sure that the packet contains the handshake at all!
if (!packet.isControl(UMSG_HANDSHAKE))
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
LOGC(mglog.Error, log << "processConnectRequest: the packet received as handshake is not a handshake message");
return m_RejectReason;
}
CHandShake hs;
hs.load_from(packet.m_pcData, packet.getLength());
// XXX MOST LIKELY this hs should be now copied into m_ConnRes field, which holds
// the handshake structure sent from the peer (no matter the role or mode).
// This should simplify the createSrtHandshake() function which can this time
// simply write the crafted handshake structure into m_ConnReq, which needs no
// participation of the local handshake and passing it as a parameter through
// newConnection() -> acceptAndRespond() -> createSrtHandshake(). This is also
// required as a source of the peer's information used in processing in other
// structures.
int32_t cookie_val = bake(addr);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processConnectRequest: new cookie: " << hex << cookie_val);
// REQUEST:INDUCTION.
// Set a cookie, a target ID, and send back the same as
// RESPONSE:INDUCTION.
if (hs.m_iReqType == URQ_INDUCTION)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processConnectRequest: received type=induction, sending back with cookie+socket");
// XXX That looks weird - the calculated md5 sum out of the given host/port/timestamp
// is 16 bytes long, but CHandShake::m_iCookie has 4 bytes. This then effectively copies
// only the first 4 bytes. Moreover, it's dangerous on some platforms because the char
// array need not be aligned to int32_t - changed to union in a hope that using int32_t
// inside a union will enforce whole union to be aligned to int32_t.
hs.m_iCookie = cookie_val;
packet.m_iID = hs.m_iID;
// Ok, now's the time. The listener sets here the version 5 handshake,
// even though the request was 4. This is because the old client would
// simply return THE SAME version, not even looking into it, giving the
// listener false impression as if it supported version 5.
//
// If the caller was really HSv4, it will simply ignore the version 5 in INDUCTION;
// it will respond with CONCLUSION, but with its own set version, which is version 4.
//
// If the caller was really HSv5, it will RECOGNIZE this version 5 in INDUCTION, so
// it will respond with version 5 when sending CONCLUSION.
hs.m_iVersion = HS_VERSION_SRT1;
// Additionally, set this field to a MAGIC value. This field isn't used during INDUCTION
// by HSv4 client, HSv5 client can use it to additionally verify that this is a HSv5 listener.
// In this field we also advertise the PBKEYLEN value. When 0, it's considered not advertised.
hs.m_iType = SrtHSRequest::wrapFlags(true /*put SRT_MAGIC_CODE in HSFLAGS*/, m_iSndCryptoKeyLen);
bool whether SRT_ATR_UNUSED = m_iSndCryptoKeyLen != 0;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processConnectRequest: " << (whether ? "" : "NOT ")
<< " Advertising PBKEYLEN - value = " << m_iSndCryptoKeyLen);
size_t size = packet.getLength();
hs.store_to(packet.m_pcData, Ref(size));
packet.m_iTimeStamp = int(CTimer::getTime() - m_stats.startTime);
m_pSndQueue->sendto(addr, packet);
return SRT_REJ_UNKNOWN; // EXCEPTION: this is a "no-error" code.
}
// Otherwise this should be REQUEST:CONCLUSION.
// Should then come with the correct cookie that was
// set in the above INDUCTION, in the HS_VERSION_SRT1
// should also contain extra data.
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processConnectRequest: received type=" << RequestTypeStr(hs.m_iReqType) << " - checking cookie...");
if (hs.m_iCookie != cookie_val)
{
cookie_val = bake(addr, cookie_val, -1); // SHOULD generate an earlier, distracted cookie
if (hs.m_iCookie != cookie_val)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_RDVCOOKIE;
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processConnectRequest: ...wrong cookie " << hex << cookie_val << ". Ignoring.");
return m_RejectReason;
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processConnectRequest: ... correct (FIXED) cookie. Proceeding.");
}
else
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << "processConnectRequest: ... correct (ORIGINAL) cookie. Proceeding.");
}
int32_t id = hs.m_iID;
// HANDSHAKE: The old client sees the version that does not match HS_VERSION_UDT4 (5).
// In this case it will respond with URQ_ERROR_REJECT. Rest of the data are the same
// as in the handshake request. When this message is received, the connector side should
// switch itself to the version number HS_VERSION_UDT4 and continue the old way (that is,
// continue sending URQ_INDUCTION, but this time with HS_VERSION_UDT4).
bool accepted_hs = true;
if (hs.m_iVersion == HS_VERSION_SRT1)
{
// No further check required.
// The m_iType contains handshake extension flags.
}
else if (hs.m_iVersion == HS_VERSION_UDT4)
{
// In UDT, and so in older SRT version, the hs.m_iType field should contain
// the socket type, although SRT only allowed this field to be UDT_DGRAM.
// Older SRT version contained that value in a field, but now that this can
// only contain UDT_DGRAM the field itself has been abandoned.
// For the sake of any old client that reports version 4 handshake, interpret
// this hs.m_iType field as a socket type and check if it's UDT_DGRAM.
// Note that in HSv5 hs.m_iType contains extension flags.
if (hs.m_iType != UDT_DGRAM)
{
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_ROGUE;
accepted_hs = false;
}
}
else
{
// Unsupported version
// (NOTE: This includes "version=0" which is a rejection flag).
m_RejectReason = SRT_REJ_VERSION;
accepted_hs = false;
}
if (!accepted_hs)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "processConnectRequest: version/type mismatch. Sending REJECT code:" << m_RejectReason
<< " MSG: " << srt_rejectreason_str(m_RejectReason));
// mismatch, reject the request
hs.m_iReqType = URQFailure(m_RejectReason);
size_t size = CHandShake::m_iContentSize;
hs.store_to(packet.m_pcData, Ref(size));
packet.m_iID = id;
packet.m_iTimeStamp = int(CTimer::getTime() - m_stats.startTime);
m_pSndQueue->sendto(addr, packet);
}
else
{
SRT_REJECT_REASON error = SRT_REJ_UNKNOWN;
int result = s_UDTUnited.newConnection(m_SocketID, addr, &hs, packet, Ref(error));
// This is listener - m_RejectReason need not be set
// because listener has no functionality of giving the app
// insight into rejected callers.
// --->
// (global.) CUDTUnited::updateListenerMux
// (new Socket.) CUDT::acceptAndRespond
if (result == -1)
{
hs.m_iReqType = URQFailure(error);
LOGF(mglog.Error, "UU:newConnection: rsp(REJECT): %d - %s", hs.m_iReqType, srt_rejectreason_str(error));
}
// CONFUSION WARNING!
//
// The newConnection() will call acceptAndRespond() if the processing
// was successful - IN WHICH CASE THIS PROCEDURE SHOULD DO NOTHING.
// Ok, almost nothing - see update_events below.
//
// If newConnection() failed, acceptAndRespond() will not be called.
// Ok, more precisely, the thing that acceptAndRespond() is expected to do
// will not be done (this includes sending any response to the peer).
//
// Now read CAREFULLY. The newConnection() will return:
//
// - -1: The connection processing failed due to errors like:
// - memory alloation error
// - listen backlog exceeded
// - any error propagated from CUDT::open and CUDT::acceptAndRespond
// - 0: The connection already exists
// - 1: Connection accepted.
//
// So, update_events is called only if the connection is established.
// Both 0 (repeated) and -1 (error) require that a response be sent.
// The CPacket object that has arrived as a connection request is here
// reused for the connection rejection response (see URQ_ERROR_REJECT set
// as m_iReqType).
// send back a response if connection failed or connection already existed
// new connection response should be sent in acceptAndRespond()
if (result != 1)
{
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "processConnectRequest: sending ABNORMAL handshake info req="
<< RequestTypeStr(hs.m_iReqType));
size_t size = CHandShake::m_iContentSize;
hs.store_to(packet.m_pcData, Ref(size));
packet.m_iID = id;
packet.m_iTimeStamp = int(CTimer::getTime() - m_stats.startTime);
m_pSndQueue->sendto(addr, packet);
}
else
{
// a new connection has been created, enable epoll for write
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_OUT, true);
}
}
LOGC(mglog.Note, log << "listen ret: " << hs.m_iReqType << " - " << RequestTypeStr(hs.m_iReqType));
return RejectReasonForURQ(hs.m_iReqType);
}
void CUDT::addLossRecord(std::vector<int32_t> &lr, int32_t lo, int32_t hi)
{
if (lo == hi)
lr.push_back(lo);
else
{
lr.push_back(lo | LOSSDATA_SEQNO_RANGE_FIRST);
lr.push_back(hi);
}
}
void CUDT::checkACKTimer(uint64_t currtime_tk)
{
if (currtime_tk > m_ullNextACKTime_tk // ACK time has come
// OR the number of sent packets since last ACK has reached
// the congctl-defined value of ACK Interval
// (note that none of the builtin congctls defines ACK Interval)
|| (m_CongCtl->ACKMaxPackets() > 0 && m_iPktCount >= m_CongCtl->ACKMaxPackets()))
{
// ACK timer expired or ACK interval is reached
sendCtrl(UMSG_ACK);
CTimer::rdtsc(currtime_tk);
const int ack_interval_tk =
m_CongCtl->ACKTimeout_us() > 0 ? m_CongCtl->ACKTimeout_us() * m_ullCPUFrequency : m_ullACKInt_tk;
m_ullNextACKTime_tk = currtime_tk + ack_interval_tk;
m_iPktCount = 0;
m_iLightACKCount = 1;
}
// Or the transfer rate is so high that the number of packets
// have reached the value of SelfClockInterval * LightACKCount before
// the time has come according to m_ullNextACKTime_tk. In this case a "lite ACK"
// is sent, which doesn't contain statistical data and nothing more
// than just the ACK number. The "fat ACK" packets will be still sent
// normally according to the timely rules.
else if (m_iPktCount >= SELF_CLOCK_INTERVAL * m_iLightACKCount)
{
// send a "light" ACK
sendCtrl(UMSG_ACK, NULL, NULL, SEND_LITE_ACK);
++m_iLightACKCount;
}
}
void CUDT::checkNAKTimer(uint64_t currtime_tk)
{
// XXX The problem with working NAKREPORT with SRT_ARQ_ONREQ
// is not that it would be inappropriate, but because it's not
// implemented. The reason for it is that the structure of the
// loss list container (m_pRcvLossList) is such that it is expected
// that the loss records are ordered by sequence numbers (so
// that two ranges sticking together are merged in place).
// Unfortunately in case of SRT_ARQ_ONREQ losses must be recorded
// as before, but they should not be reported, until confirmed
// by the filter. By this reason they appear often out of order
// and for adding them properly the loss list container wasn't
// prepared. This then requires some more effort to implement.
if (!m_bRcvNakReport || m_PktFilterRexmitLevel != SRT_ARQ_ALWAYS)
return;
/*
* m_bRcvNakReport enables NAK reports for SRT.
* Retransmission based on timeout is bandwidth consuming,
* not knowing what to retransmit when the only NAK sent by receiver is lost,
* all packets past last ACK are retransmitted (rexmitMethod() == SRM_FASTREXMIT).
*/
const int loss_len = m_pRcvLossList->getLossLength();
SRT_ASSERT(loss_len >= 0);
if (loss_len > 0)
{
if (currtime_tk <= m_ullNextNAKTime_tk)
return; // wait for next NAK time
sendCtrl(UMSG_LOSSREPORT);
}
m_ullNextNAKTime_tk = currtime_tk + m_ullNAKInt_tk;
}
bool CUDT::checkExpTimer(uint64_t currtime_tk)
{
// In UDT the m_bUserDefinedRTO and m_iRTO were in CCC class.
// There's nothing in the original code that alters these values.
uint64_t next_exp_time_tk;
if (m_CongCtl->RTO())
{
next_exp_time_tk = m_ullLastRspTime_tk + m_CongCtl->RTO() * m_ullCPUFrequency;
}
else
{
uint64_t exp_int_tk = (m_iEXPCount * (m_iRTT + 4 * m_iRTTVar) + COMM_SYN_INTERVAL_US) * m_ullCPUFrequency;
if (exp_int_tk < m_iEXPCount * m_ullMinExpInt_tk)
exp_int_tk = m_iEXPCount * m_ullMinExpInt_tk;
next_exp_time_tk = m_ullLastRspTime_tk + exp_int_tk;
}
if (currtime_tk <= next_exp_time_tk)
return false;
// ms -> us
const int PEER_IDLE_TMO_US = m_iOPT_PeerIdleTimeout * 1000;
// Haven't received any information from the peer, is it dead?!
// timeout: at least 16 expirations and must be greater than 5 seconds
if ((m_iEXPCount > COMM_RESPONSE_MAX_EXP) &&
(currtime_tk - m_ullLastRspTime_tk > PEER_IDLE_TMO_US * m_ullCPUFrequency))
{
//
// Connection is broken.
// UDT does not signal any information about this instead of to stop quietly.
// Application will detect this when it calls any UDT methods next time.
//
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "CONNECTION EXPIRED after " << ((currtime_tk - m_ullLastRspTime_tk) / m_ullCPUFrequency) << "ms");
m_bClosing = true;
m_bBroken = true;
m_iBrokenCounter = 30;
// update snd U list to remove this socket
m_pSndQueue->m_pSndUList->update(this, CSndUList::DO_RESCHEDULE);
releaseSynch();
// app can call any UDT API to learn the connection_broken error
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_IN | UDT_EPOLL_OUT | UDT_EPOLL_ERR, true);
CTimer::triggerEvent();
return true;
}
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << "EXP TIMER: count=" << m_iEXPCount << "/" << (+COMM_RESPONSE_MAX_EXP) << " elapsed="
<< ((currtime_tk - m_ullLastRspTime_tk) / m_ullCPUFrequency) << "/" << (+PEER_IDLE_TMO_US) << "us");
++m_iEXPCount;
/*
* (keepalive fix)
* duB:
* It seems there is confusion of the direction of the Response here.
* LastRspTime is supposed to be when receiving (data/ctrl) from peer
* as shown in processCtrl and processData,
* Here we set because we sent something?
*
* Disabling this code that prevent quick reconnection when peer disappear
*/
// Reset last response time since we've just sent a heart-beat.
// (fixed) m_ullLastRspTime_tk = currtime_tk;
return false;
}
void CUDT::checkRexmitTimer(uint64_t currtime_tk)
{
/* There are two algorithms of blind packet retransmission: LATEREXMIT and FASTREXMIT.
*
* LATEREXMIT is only used with FileCC.
* The mode is triggered when some time has passed since the last ACK from
* the receiver, while there is still some unacknowledged data in the sender's buffer,
* and the loss list is empty.
*
* FASTREXMIT is only used with LiveCC.
* The mode is triggered if the receiver does not send periodic NAK reports,
* when some time has passed since the last ACK from the receiver,
* while there is still some unacknowledged data in the sender's buffer.
*
* In case the above conditions are met, the unacknowledged packets
* in the sender's buffer will be added to loss list and retransmitted.
*/
const uint64_t rtt_syn = (m_iRTT + 4 * m_iRTTVar + 2 * COMM_SYN_INTERVAL_US);
const uint64_t exp_int = (m_iReXmitCount * rtt_syn + COMM_SYN_INTERVAL_US) * m_ullCPUFrequency;
if (currtime_tk <= (m_ullLastRspAckTime_tk + exp_int))
return;
// If there is no unacknowledged data in the sending buffer,
// then there is nothing to retransmit.
if (m_pSndBuffer->getCurrBufSize() <= 0)
return;
const bool is_laterexmit = m_CongCtl->rexmitMethod() == SrtCongestion::SRM_LATEREXMIT;
const bool is_fastrexmit = m_CongCtl->rexmitMethod() == SrtCongestion::SRM_FASTREXMIT;
// If the receiver will send periodic NAK reports, then FASTREXMIT is inactive.
// MIND that probably some method of "blind rexmit" MUST BE DONE, when TLPKTDROP is off.
if (is_fastrexmit && m_bPeerNakReport)
return;
// We need to retransmit only when the data in the sender's buffer was already sent.
// Otherwise it might still be sent regulary.
bool retransmit = false;
// - the sender loss list is empty (the receiver didn't send any LOSSREPORT, or LOSSREPORT was lost on track)
if (is_laterexmit && (CSeqNo::incseq(m_iSndCurrSeqNo) != m_iSndLastAck) && m_pSndLossList->getLossLength() == 0)
retransmit = true;
if (is_fastrexmit && (CSeqNo::seqoff(m_iSndLastAck, CSeqNo::incseq(m_iSndCurrSeqNo)) > 0))
retransmit = true;
if (retransmit)
{
// Sender: Insert all the packets sent after last received acknowledgement into the sender loss list.
CGuard acklock(m_RecvAckLock); // Protect packet retransmission
// Resend all unacknowledged packets on timeout, but only if there is no packet in the loss list
const int32_t csn = m_iSndCurrSeqNo;
const int num = m_pSndLossList->insert(m_iSndLastAck, csn);
if (num > 0)
{
CGuard::enterCS(m_StatsLock);
m_stats.traceSndLoss += num;
m_stats.sndLossTotal += num;
CGuard::leaveCS(m_StatsLock);
HLOGC(mglog.Debug,
log << CONID() << "ENFORCED " << (is_laterexmit ? "LATEREXMIT" : "FASTREXMIT")
<< " by ACK-TMOUT (scheduling): " << CSeqNo::incseq(m_iSndLastAck) << "-" << csn << " ("
<< CSeqNo::seqoff(m_iSndLastAck, csn) << " packets)");
}
}
++m_iReXmitCount;
checkSndTimers(DONT_REGEN_KM);
const ECheckTimerStage stage = is_fastrexmit ? TEV_CHT_FASTREXMIT : TEV_CHT_REXMIT;
updateCC(TEV_CHECKTIMER, stage);
// immediately restart transmission
m_pSndQueue->m_pSndUList->update(this, CSndUList::DO_RESCHEDULE);
}
void CUDT::checkTimers()
{
// update CC parameters
updateCC(TEV_CHECKTIMER, TEV_CHT_INIT);
// uint64_t minint = (uint64_t)(m_ullCPUFrequency * m_pSndTimeWindow->getMinPktSndInt() * 0.9);
// if (m_ullInterval_tk < minint)
// m_ullInterval_tk = minint;
// NOTE: This commented-out ^^^ code was commented out in original UDT. Leaving for historical reasons
uint64_t currtime_tk;
CTimer::rdtsc(currtime_tk);
// This is a very heavy log, unblock only for temporary debugging!
#if 0
HLOGC(mglog.Debug, log << CONID() << "checkTimers: nextacktime=" << FormatTime(m_ullNextACKTime_tk)
<< " AckInterval=" << m_iACKInterval
<< " pkt-count=" << m_iPktCount << " liteack-count=" << m_iLightACKCount);
#endif
// Check if it is time to send ACK
checkACKTimer(currtime_tk);
// Check if it is time to send a loss report
checkNAKTimer(currtime_tk);
// Check if the connection is expired
if (checkExpTimer(currtime_tk))
return;
// Check if FAST or LATE packet retransmission is required
checkRexmitTimer(currtime_tk);
// uint64_t exp_int = (m_iRTT + 4 * m_iRTTVar + COMM_SYN_INTERVAL_US) * m_ullCPUFrequency;
if (currtime_tk > m_ullLastSndTime_tk + (COMM_KEEPALIVE_PERIOD_US * m_ullCPUFrequency))
{
sendCtrl(UMSG_KEEPALIVE);
HLOGP(mglog.Debug, "KEEPALIVE");
}
}
void CUDT::addEPoll(const int eid)
{
CGuard::enterCS(s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.m_EPollLock);
m_sPollID.insert(eid);
CGuard::leaveCS(s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.m_EPollLock);
if (!stillConnected())
return;
CGuard::enterCS(m_RecvLock);
if (m_pRcvBuffer->isRcvDataReady())
{
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_IN, true);
}
CGuard::leaveCS(m_RecvLock);
if (m_iSndBufSize > m_pSndBuffer->getCurrBufSize())
{
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, m_sPollID, UDT_EPOLL_OUT, true);
}
}
void CUDT::removeEPoll(const int eid)
{
// clear IO events notifications;
// since this happens after the epoll ID has been removed, they cannot be set again
set<int> remove;
remove.insert(eid);
s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.update_events(m_SocketID, remove, UDT_EPOLL_IN | UDT_EPOLL_OUT, false);
CGuard::enterCS(s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.m_EPollLock);
m_sPollID.erase(eid);
CGuard::leaveCS(s_UDTUnited.m_EPoll.m_EPollLock);
}
void CUDT::ConnectSignal(ETransmissionEvent evt, EventSlot sl)
{
if (evt >= TEV__SIZE)
return; // sanity check
m_Slots[evt].push_back(sl);
}
void CUDT::DisconnectSignal(ETransmissionEvent evt)
{
if (evt >= TEV__SIZE)
return; // sanity check
m_Slots[evt].clear();
}
void CUDT::EmitSignal(ETransmissionEvent tev, EventVariant var)
{
for (std::vector<EventSlot>::iterator i = m_Slots[tev].begin(); i != m_Slots[tev].end(); ++i)
{
i->emit(tev, var);
}
}
int CUDT::getsndbuffer(SRTSOCKET u, size_t *blocks, size_t *bytes)
{
CUDTSocket *s = s_UDTUnited.locate(u);
if (!s || !s->m_pUDT)
return -1;
CSndBuffer *b = s->m_pUDT->m_pSndBuffer;
if (!b)
return -1;
int bytecount, timespan;
int count = b->getCurrBufSize(Ref(bytecount), Ref(timespan));
if (blocks)
*blocks = count;
if (bytes)
*bytes = bytecount;
return std::abs(timespan);
}
SRT_REJECT_REASON CUDT::rejectReason(SRTSOCKET u)
{
CUDTSocket *s = s_UDTUnited.locate(u);
if (!s || !s->m_pUDT)
return SRT_REJ_UNKNOWN;
return s->m_pUDT->m_RejectReason;
}
bool CUDT::runAcceptHook(CUDT *acore, const sockaddr *peer, const CHandShake *hs, const CPacket &hspkt)
{
// Prepare the information for the hook.
// We need streamid.
char target[MAX_SID_LENGTH + 1];
memset(target, 0, MAX_SID_LENGTH + 1);
// Just for a case, check the length.
// This wasn't done before, and we could risk memory crash.
// In case of error, this will remain unset and the empty
// string will be passed as streamid.
int ext_flags = SrtHSRequest::SRT_HSTYPE_HSFLAGS::unwrap(hs->m_iType);
// This tests if there are any extensions.
if (hspkt.getLength() > CHandShake::m_iContentSize + 4 && IsSet(ext_flags, CHandShake::HS_EXT_CONFIG))
{
uint32_t *begin = reinterpret_cast<uint32_t *>(hspkt.m_pcData + CHandShake::m_iContentSize);
size_t size = hspkt.getLength() - CHandShake::m_iContentSize; // Due to previous cond check we grant it's >0
uint32_t *next = 0;
size_t length = size / sizeof(uint32_t);
size_t blocklen = 0;
for (;;) // ONE SHOT, but continuable loop
{
int cmd = FindExtensionBlock(begin, length, Ref(blocklen), Ref(next));
const size_t bytelen = blocklen * sizeof(uint32_t);
if (cmd == SRT_CMD_SID)
{
if (!bytelen || bytelen > MAX_SID_LENGTH)
{
LOGC(mglog.Error,
log << "interpretSrtHandshake: STREAMID length " << bytelen << " is 0 or > " << +MAX_SID_LENGTH
<< " - PROTOCOL ERROR, REJECTING");
return false;
}
// See comment at CUDT::interpretSrtHandshake().
memcpy(target, begin + 1, bytelen);
// Un-swap on big endian machines
ItoHLA((uint32_t *)target, (uint32_t *)target, blocklen);
// Nothing more expected from connection block.
break;
}
else if (cmd == SRT_CMD_NONE)
{
// End of blocks
break;
}
else
{
// Any other kind of message extracted. Search on.
length -= (next - begin);
begin = next;
if (begin)
continue;
}
break;
}
}
try
{
int result = CALLBACK_CALL(m_cbAcceptHook, acore->m_SocketID, hs->m_iVersion, peer, target);
if (result == -1)
return false;
}
catch (...)
{
LOGP(mglog.Error, "runAcceptHook: hook interrupted by exception");
return false;
}
return true;
}
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