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:: Ames extends Arvo's %pass/%give move semantics across the network.
::
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:: Ames receives packets as Arvo events and emits packets as Arvo
:: effects. The runtime is responsible for transferring the bytes in
:: an Ames packet across a physical network to another ship.
::
:: The runtime tells Ames which physical address a packet came from,
:: represented as an opaque atom. Ames can emit a packet effect to
:: one of those opaque atoms or to the Urbit address of a galaxy
:: (root node), which the runtime is responsible for translating to a
:: physical address. One runtime implementation sends UDP packets
:: using IPv4 addresses for ships and DNS lookups for galaxies, but
:: other implementations may overlay over other kinds of networks.
::
:: A local vane can pass Ames a %plea request message. Ames
:: transmits the message over the wire to the peer ship's Ames, which
:: passes the message to the destination vane.
::
:: Once the peer has processed the %plea message, it sends a
:: message-acknowledgment packet over the wire back to the local
:: Ames. This ack can either be positive to indicate the request was
:: processed, or negative to indicate the request failed, in which
:: case it's called a "nack". (Don't confuse Ames nacks with TCP
:: nacks, which are a different concept).
::
:: When the local Ames receives either a positive message-ack or a
:: combination of a nack and naxplanation (explained in more detail
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:: below), it gives an %done move to the local vane that had
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:: requested the original %plea message be sent.
::
:: A local vane can give Ames zero or more %boon response messages in
:: response to a %plea, on the same duct that Ames used to pass the
:: %plea to the vane. Ames transmits a %boon over the wire to the
:: peer's Ames, which gives it to the destination vane on the same
:: duct the vane had used to pass the original %plea to Ames.
::
:: %boon messages are acked automatically by the receiver Ames. They
:: cannot be nacked, and Ames only uses the ack internally, without
:: notifying the client vane that gave Ames the %boon.
::
:: If the Arvo event that completed receipt of a %boon message
:: crashes, Ames instead sends the client vane a %lost message
:: indicating the %boon was missed.
::
:: %plea messages can be nacked, in which case the peer will send
:: both a message-nack packet and a naxplanation message, which is
:: sent in a way that does not interfere with normal operation. The
:: naxplanation is sent as a full Ames message, instead of just a
:: packet, because the contained error information can be arbitrarily
:: large. A naxplanation can only give rise to a positive ack --
:: never ack an ack, and never nack a naxplanation.
::
:: Ames guarantees a total ordering of messages within a "flow",
:: identified in other vanes by a duct and over the wire by a "bone":
:: an opaque number. Each flow has a FIFO queue of %plea requests
:: from the requesting ship to the responding ship and a FIFO queue
:: of %boon's in the other direction.
::
:: Message order across flows is not specified and may vary based on
:: network conditions.
::
:: Ames guarantees that a message will only be delivered once to the
:: destination vane.
::
:: Ames encrypts every message using symmetric-key encryption by
:: performing an elliptic curve Diffie-Hellman using our private key
:: and the public key of the peer. For ships in the Jael PKI
:: (public-key infrastructure), Ames looks up the peer's public key
:: from Jael. Comets (128-bit ephemeral addresses) are not
:: cryptographic assets and must self-attest over Ames by sending a
:: single self-signed packet containing their public key.
::
:: When a peer suffers a continuity breach, Ames removes all
:: messaging state related to it. Ames does not guarantee that all
:: messages will be fully delivered to the now-stale peer. From
:: Ames's perspective, the newly restarted peer is a new ship.
:: Ames's guarantees are not maintained across a breach.
::
:: A vane can pass Ames a %heed $task to request Ames track a peer's
:: responsiveness. If our %boon's to it start backing up locally,
:: Ames will give a %clog back to the requesting vane containing the
:: unresponsive peer's urbit address. This interaction does not use
:: ducts as unique keys. Stop tracking a peer by sending Ames a
:: %jilt $task.
::
:: Debug output can be adjusted using %sift and %spew $task's.
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::
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::TODO fine
:: - receiving packets: +on-hear (1st) -> +on-hear-packet -> %fine
:: - sending packets: +on-plea -> +make-peer-core (make a function kind of like +on-memo) -> call +on-pump-send kind of like how +run-message-pump does
:: (assuming as event, scry just stateless)
::
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:: protocol-version: current version of the ames wire protocol
::
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!:
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=/ protocol-version=?(%0 %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7) %0
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=, ames
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=* point point:jael
=* public-keys-result public-keys-result:jael
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:: veb: verbosity flags
::
=/ veb-all-off
:* snd=`?`%.n :: sending packets
rcv=`?`%.n :: receiving packets
odd=`?`%.n :: unusual events
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msg=`?`%.n :: message-level events
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ges=`?`%.n :: congestion control
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for=`?`%.n :: packet forwarding
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rot=`?`%.n :: routing attempts
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==
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=>
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~% %ames ..part ~
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|%
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+| %helpers
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:: +trace: print if .verb is set and we're tracking .ship
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::
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++ trace
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|= [verb=? =ship ships=(set ship) print=(trap tape)]
^+ same
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?. verb
same
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?. => [ship=ship ships=ships in=in]
~+ |(=(~ ships) (~(has in ships) ship))
same
(slog leaf/"ames: {(scow %p ship)}: {(print)}" ~)
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:: +qos-update-text: notice text for if connection state changes
::
++ qos-update-text
|= [=ship old=qos new=qos]
^- (unit tape)
::
?+ [-.old -.new] ~
[%unborn %live] `"; {(scow %p ship)} is your neighbor"
[%dead %live] `"; {(scow %p ship)} is ok"
[%live %dead] `"; {(scow %p ship)} not responding still trying"
[%unborn %dead] `"; {(scow %p ship)} not responding still trying"
[%live %unborn] `"; {(scow %p ship)} has sunk"
[%dead %unborn] `"; {(scow %p ship)} has sunk"
==
:: +lte-packets: yes if a is before b
::
++ lte-packets
|= [a=live-packet-key b=live-packet-key]
^- ?
::
?: (lth message-num.a message-num.b)
%.y
?: (gth message-num.a message-num.b)
%.n
(lte fragment-num.a fragment-num.b)
:: +split-message: split message into kilobyte-sized fragments
::
:: We don't literally split it here since that would allocate many
:: large atoms with no structural sharing. Instead, each
:: static-fragment has the entire message and a counter. In
:: +encrypt, we interpret this to get the actual fragment.
::
++ split-message
~/ %split-message
|= [=message-num =message-blob]
^- (list static-fragment)
::
=/ num-fragments=fragment-num (met 13 message-blob)
=| counter=@
::
|- ^- (list static-fragment)
?: (gte counter num-fragments)
~
::
:- [message-num num-fragments counter `@`message-blob]
$(counter +(counter))
:: +assemble-fragments: concatenate fragments into a $message
::
++ assemble-fragments
~/ %assemble-fragments
|= [num-fragments=fragment-num fragments=(map fragment-num fragment)]
^- *
::
=| sorted=(list fragment)
=. sorted
=/ index=fragment-num 0
|- ^+ sorted
?: =(index num-fragments)
sorted
$(index +(index), sorted [(~(got by fragments) index) sorted])
::
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(cue (rep 13 (flop sorted)))
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:: +jim: caching +jam
::
++ jim |=(n=* ~+((jam n)))
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:: +bind-duct: find or make new $bone for .duct in .ossuary
::
++ bind-duct
|= [=ossuary =duct]
^+ [next-bone.ossuary ossuary]
::
?^ existing=(~(get by by-duct.ossuary) duct)
[u.existing ossuary]
::
:- next-bone.ossuary
:+ (add 4 next-bone.ossuary)
(~(put by by-duct.ossuary) duct next-bone.ossuary)
(~(put by by-bone.ossuary) next-bone.ossuary duct)
:: +make-bone-wire: encode ship and bone in wire for sending to vane
::
++ make-bone-wire
|= [her=ship =bone]
^- wire
::
/bone/(scot %p her)/(scot %ud bone)
:: +parse-bone-wire: decode ship and bone from wire from local vane
::
++ parse-bone-wire
|= =wire
^- [her=ship =bone]
::
~| %ames-wire-bone^wire
?> ?=([%bone @ @ ~] wire)
[`@p`(slav %p i.t.wire) `@ud`(slav %ud i.t.t.wire)]
:: +make-pump-timer-wire: construct wire for |packet-pump timer
::
++ make-pump-timer-wire
|= [her=ship =bone]
^- wire
/pump/(scot %p her)/(scot %ud bone)
:: +parse-pump-timer-wire: parse .her and .bone from |packet-pump wire
::
++ parse-pump-timer-wire
|= =wire
^- (unit [her=ship =bone])
::
~| %ames-wire-timer^wire
?. ?=([%pump @ @ ~] wire)
~
?~ ship=`(unit @p)`(slaw %p i.t.wire)
~
?~ bone=`(unit @ud)`(slaw %ud i.t.t.wire)
~
`[u.ship u.bone]
:: +derive-symmetric-key: $symmetric-key from $private-key and $public-key
::
:: Assumes keys have a tag on them like the result of the |ex:crub core.
::
++ derive-symmetric-key
~/ %derive-symmetric-key
|= [=public-key =private-key]
^- symmetric-key
::
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?> =('b' (end 3 public-key))
=. public-key (rsh 8 (rsh 3 public-key))
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::
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?> =('B' (end 3 private-key))
=. private-key (rsh 8 (rsh 3 private-key))
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::
`@`(shar:ed:crypto public-key private-key)
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:: +encode-packet: serialize a packet into a bytestream
::
++ encode-packet
|= [ames=? packet]
^- blob
::
=/ sndr-meta (encode-ship-metadata sndr)
=/ rcvr-meta (encode-ship-metadata rcvr)
::
=/ body=@
;: mix
sndr-tick
(lsh 2 rcvr-tick)
(lsh 3 sndr)
(lsh [3 +(size.sndr-meta)] rcvr)
(lsh [3 +((add size.sndr-meta size.rcvr-meta))] content)
==
=/ checksum (end [0 20] (mug body))
=? body ?=(^ origin) (mix u.origin (lsh [3 6] body))
::
=/ header=@
%+ can 0
:~ [3 reserved=0]
[1 is-ames=ames]
[3 protocol-version]
[2 rank.sndr-meta]
[2 rank.rcvr-meta]
[20 checksum]
[1 relayed=.?(origin)]
==
(mix header (lsh 5 body))
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::
++ decode-request
|= =hoot
^- twit
:- sig=(cut 3 [0 64] hoot)
-:(decode-request-info (rsh 3^64 hoot))
::
++ decode-request-info
|= =hoot
^- [=peep =purr]
=+ num=(cut 3 [0 4] hoot)
=+ len=(cut 3 [4 2] hoot)
=+ pat=(cut 3 [6 len] hoot)
:- [(stab pat) num]
:: if there is data remaining, it's the response
(rsh [3 (add 6 len)] hoot)
::
++ decode-response-packet
|= =purr
=; =rawr
~? !=(wid.rawr (met 3 dat.rawr)) [%fine %unexpected-dat-size]
rawr
:* sig=(cut 3 [0 64] purr)
siz=(cut 3 [64 4] purr)
wid=(cut 3 [68 2] purr)
dat=(rsh 3^70 purr)
==
::
++ verify-response-packet
|= rawr
!!
::
++ decode-response-msg
|= partial-fine ::TODO maybe take @ instead
^- roar
=/ mess=@
%+ rep 13
%+ turn (gulf 1 num-fragments)
|= num=@ud
=/ frag=byts (~(got by fragments) num)
dat.frag
=+ sig=(end 3^64 mess)
:- sig
~| [%fine %response-not-cask]
;;((cask) (cue (rsh 3^64 mess)))
::
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:: +decode-packet: deserialize packet from bytestream or crash
::
++ decode-packet
|= =blob
^- [ames=? =packet]
~| %decode-packet-fail
:: first 32 (2^5) bits are header; the rest is body
::
=/ header (end 5 blob)
=/ body (rsh 5 blob)
:: read header; first three bits are reserved
::
=/ is-ames (cut 0 [3 1] header)
:- =(& is-ames)
::
=/ version (cut 0 [4 3] header)
?. =(protocol-version version)
~| ames-protocol-version+version !!
::
=/ sndr-size (decode-ship-size (cut 0 [7 2] header))
=/ rcvr-size (decode-ship-size (cut 0 [9 2] header))
=/ checksum (cut 0 [11 20] header)
=/ relayed (cut 0 [31 1] header)
:: origin, if present, is 6 octets long, at the end of the body
::
=^ origin=(unit @) body
?: =(| relayed)
[~ body]
=/ len (sub (met 3 body) 6)
[`(end [3 6] body) (rsh [3 6] body)]
:: .checksum does not apply to the origin
::
?. =(checksum (end [0 20] (mug body)))
~| %ames-checksum !!
:: read fixed-length sndr and rcvr life data from body
::
:: These represent the last four bits of the sender and receiver
:: life fields, to be used for quick dropping of honest packets to
:: or from the wrong life.
::
=/ sndr-tick (cut 0 [0 4] body)
=/ rcvr-tick (cut 0 [4 4] body)
:: read variable-length .sndr and .rcvr addresses
::
=/ off 1
=^ sndr off [(cut 3 [off sndr-size] body) (add off sndr-size)]
?. (is-valid-rank sndr sndr-size)
~| ames-sender-impostor+[sndr sndr-size] !!
::
=^ rcvr off [(cut 3 [off rcvr-size] body) (add off rcvr-size)]
?. (is-valid-rank rcvr rcvr-size)
~| ames-receiver-impostor+[rcvr rcvr-size] !!
:: read variable-length .content from the rest of .body
::
=/ content (cut 3 [off (sub (met 3 body) off)] body)
[[sndr rcvr] sndr-tick rcvr-tick origin content]
:: +is-valid-rank: does .ship match its stated .size?
::
++ is-valid-rank
|= [=ship size=@ubC]
^- ?
.= size
=/ wid (met 3 ship)
?: (lte wid 1) 2
?: =(2 wid) 2
?: (lte wid 4) 4
?: (lte wid 8) 8
?> (lte wid 16) 16
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:: +encode-open-packet: convert $open-packet attestation to $packet
::
++ encode-open-packet
~/ %encode-open-packet
|= [pac=open-packet =acru:ames]
^- packet
:* [sndr rcvr]:pac
(mod sndr-life.pac 16)
(mod rcvr-life.pac 16)
origin=~
content=`@`(sign:as:acru (jam pac))
==
:: +decode-open-packet: decode comet attestation into an $open-packet
::
++ decode-open-packet
~/ %decode-open-packet
|= [=packet our=ship our-life=@]
^- open-packet
:: deserialize and type-check packet contents
::
=+ ;; [signature=@ signed=@] (cue content.packet)
=+ ;; =open-packet (cue signed)
:: assert .our and .her and lives match
::
?> .= sndr.open-packet sndr.packet
?> .= rcvr.open-packet our
?> .= sndr-life.open-packet 1
?> .= rcvr-life.open-packet our-life
:: only a star can sponsor a comet
::
?> =(%king (clan:title (^sein:title sndr.packet)))
:: comet public-key must hash to its @p address
::
?> =(sndr.packet fig:ex:(com:nu:crub:crypto public-key.open-packet))
:: verify signature
::
:: Logic duplicates +com:nu:crub:crypto and +sure:as:crub:crypto.
::
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=/ key (end 8 (rsh 3 public-key.open-packet))
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?> (veri:ed:crypto signature signed key)
open-packet
:: +encode-shut-packet: encrypt and packetize a $shut-packet
::
++ encode-shut-packet
~/ %encode-shut-packet
|= $: =shut-packet
=symmetric-key
sndr=ship
rcvr=ship
sndr-life=@
rcvr-life=@
==
^- packet
::
=? meat.shut-packet
?& ?=(%& -.meat.shut-packet)
(gth (met 13 fragment.p.meat.shut-packet) 1)
==
%_ meat.shut-packet
fragment.p
(cut 13 [[fragment-num 1] fragment]:p.meat.shut-packet)
==
::
=/ vec ~[sndr rcvr sndr-life rcvr-life]
=/ [siv=@uxH len=@ cyf=@ux]
(~(en sivc:aes:crypto (shaz symmetric-key) vec) (jam shut-packet))
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=/ content :(mix siv (lsh 7 len) (lsh [3 18] cyf))
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[[sndr rcvr] (mod sndr-life 16) (mod rcvr-life 16) origin=~ content]
:: +decode-shut-packet: decrypt a $shut-packet from a $packet
::
++ decode-shut-packet
~/ %decode-shut-packet
|= [=packet =symmetric-key sndr-life=@ rcvr-life=@]
^- shut-packet
?. =(sndr-tick.packet (mod sndr-life 16))
~| ames-sndr-tick+sndr-tick.packet !!
?. =(rcvr-tick.packet (mod rcvr-life 16))
~| ames-rcvr-tick+rcvr-tick.packet !!
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=/ siv (end 7 content.packet)
=/ len (end 4 (rsh 7 content.packet))
=/ cyf (rsh [3 18] content.packet)
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~| ames-decrypt+[[sndr rcvr origin]:packet len siv]
=/ vec ~[sndr.packet rcvr.packet sndr-life rcvr-life]
;; shut-packet %- cue %- need
(~(de sivc:aes:crypto (shaz symmetric-key) vec) siv len cyf)
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:: +decode-ship-size: decode a 2-bit ship type specifier into a byte width
::
:: Type 0: galaxy or star -- 2 bytes
:: Type 1: planet -- 4 bytes
:: Type 2: moon -- 8 bytes
:: Type 3: comet -- 16 bytes
::
++ decode-ship-size
|= rank=@ubC
^- @
::
?+ rank !!
%0b0 2
%0b1 4
%0b10 8
%0b11 16
==
:: +encode-ship-metadata: produce size (in bytes) and address rank for .ship
::
:: 0: galaxy or star
:: 1: planet
:: 2: moon
:: 3: comet
::
++ encode-ship-metadata
|= =ship
^- [size=@ =rank]
::
=/ size=@ (met 3 ship)
::
?: (lte size 2) [2 %0b0]
?: (lte size 4) [4 %0b1]
?: (lte size 8) [8 %0b10]
[16 %0b11]
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+| %atomics
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::
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+$ private-key @uwprivatekey
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+$ signature @uwsignature
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:: $rank: which kind of ship address, by length
::
:: 0b0: galaxy or star -- 2 bytes
:: 0b1: planet -- 4 bytes
:: 0b10: moon -- 8 bytes
:: 0b11: comet -- 16 bytes
::
+$ rank ?(%0b0 %0b1 %0b10 %0b11)
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+$ byuts [wid=@ud dat=@ux]
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::
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+| %kinetics
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:: $channel: combined sender and receiver identifying data
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::
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+$ channel
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$: [our=ship her=ship]
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now=@da
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:: our data, common to all dyads
::
$: =our=life
crypto-core=acru:ames
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=bug
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==
:: her data, specific to this dyad
::
$: =symmetric-key
=her=life
=her=public-key
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her-sponsor=ship
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== ==
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:: $dyad: pair of sender and receiver ships
::
+$ dyad [sndr=ship rcvr=ship]
:: $packet: noun representation of an ames datagram packet
::
:: Roundtrips losslessly through atom encoding and decoding.
::
:: .origin is ~ unless the packet is being forwarded. If present,
:: it's an atom that encodes a route to another ship, such as an IPv4
:: address. Routes are opaque to Arvo and only have meaning in the
:: interpreter. This enforces that Ames is transport-agnostic.
::
+$ packet
$: dyad
sndr-tick=@ubC
rcvr-tick=@ubC
origin=(unit @uxaddress)
content=@uxcontent
==
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:: $open-packet: unencrypted packet payload, for comet self-attestation
::
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:: This data structure gets signed and jammed to form the .contents
:: field of a $packet.
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::
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+$ open-packet
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$: =public-key
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sndr=ship
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=sndr=life
rcvr=ship
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=rcvr=life
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==
:: $shut-packet: encrypted packet payload
::
+$ shut-packet
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$: =bone
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=message-num
meat=(each fragment-meat ack-meat)
==
:: $fragment-meat: contents of a message-fragment packet
::
+$ fragment-meat
$: num-fragments=fragment-num
=fragment-num
=fragment
==
:: $ack-meat: contents of an acknowledgment packet; fragment or message
::
:: Fragment acks reference the $fragment-num of the target packet.
::
:: Message acks contain a success flag .ok, which is %.n in case of
:: negative acknowledgment (nack), along with .lag that describes the
:: time it took to process the message. .lag is zero if the message
:: was processed during a single Arvo event. At the moment, .lag is
:: always zero.
::
+$ ack-meat (each fragment-num [ok=? lag=@dr])
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:: $naxplanation: nack trace; explains which message failed and why
::
+$ naxplanation [=message-num =error]
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::
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+| %statics
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::
:: $ames-state: state for entire vane
::
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:: peers: states of connections to other ships
:: unix-duct: handle to give moves to unix
:: life: our $life; how many times we've rekeyed
:: crypto-core: interface for encryption and signing
:: bug: debug printing configuration
::
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+$ ames-state
$: peers=(map ship ship-state)
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=unix=duct
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=life
crypto-core=acru:ames
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=bug
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=fine-state
==
+$ ames-state-5
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$: peers=(map ship ship-state-5)
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=unix=duct
=life
crypto-core=acru:ames
=bug
==
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+$ ship-state-5
$% [%alien alien-agenda-5]
[%known peer-state]
==
+$ alien-agenda-5
$: messages=(list [=duct =plea])
packets=(set =blob)
heeds=(set duct)
==
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:: $fine-state: remote scry subsystem state
::
:: hear: awaiting existence
:: want: awaiting response
:: part: partial responses
::
+$ fine-state
$: hear=(jug path duct)
want=(jug path duct)
part=(map path partial-fine)
::TODO re-send request timers?
==
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+$ twit :: signed request
$: signature=@
peep
==
::
+$ peep :: request data
$: =path
num=@ud
==
::
+$ rawr :: response packet ::TODO meow
$: sig=@
siz=@ud
byts
==
::
+$ roar :: response message
$: sig=@
dat=(cask)
==
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:: $partial-fine: partial remote scry response
::
+$ partial-fine
$: num-fragments=@ud
num-received=@ud
fragments=(map @ud byts) ::TODO not byts, always 1024 bytes, just @
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==
:: $bug: debug printing configuration
::
:: veb: verbosity toggles
:: ships: identity filter; if ~, print for all
::
+$ bug
$: veb=_veb-all-off
ships=(set ship)
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==
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::
+| %dialectics
::
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:: $move: output effect; either request or response
::
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+$ move [=duct card=(wind note gift)]
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:: $queued-event: event to be handled after initial boot completes
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::
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+$ queued-event
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$% [%call =duct wrapped-task=(hobo task)]
[%take =wire =duct =sign]
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==
:: $note: request to other vane
::
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:: Ames passes a %plea note to another vane when it receives a
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:: message on a "forward flow" from a peer, originally passed from
:: one of the peer's vanes to the peer's Ames.
::
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:: Ames passes a %plea to itself to trigger a heartbeat message to
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:: our sponsor.
::
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:: Ames passes a %private-keys to Jael to request our private keys.
:: Ames passes a %public-keys to Jael to request a peer's public
:: keys.
::
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+$ note
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$~ [%b %wait *@da]
$% $: %b
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$% [%wait date=@da]
[%rest date=@da]
== ==
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$: %c
$% $>(%warp task:clay)
== ==
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$: %d
$% [%flog flog:dill]
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== ==
$: %j
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$% [%private-keys ~]
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[%public-keys ships=(set ship)]
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[%turf ~]
== ==
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$: @tas
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$% [%plea =ship =plea]
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== == ==
:: $sign: response from other vane
::
+$ sign
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$~ [%behn %wake ~]
$% $: %behn
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$% $>(%wake gift:behn)
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== ==
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$: ?(%behn %clay)
$% [%writ p=riot:clay]
== ==
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$: %jael
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$% [%private-keys =life vein=(map life ring)]
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[%public-keys =public-keys-result]
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[%turf turfs=(list turf)]
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== ==
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$: @tas
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$% [%done error=(unit error)]
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[%boon payload=*]
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== == ==
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:: $message-pump-task: job for |message-pump
::
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:: %memo: packetize and send application-level message
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:: %hear: handle receipt of ack on fragment or message
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:: %near: handle receipt of naxplanation
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:: %wake: handle timer firing
::
+$ message-pump-task
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$% [%memo =message-blob]
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[%hear =message-num =ack-meat]
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[%near =naxplanation]
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[%wake ~]
==
:: $message-pump-gift: effect from |message-pump
::
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:: %done: report message acknowledgment
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:: %send: emit message fragment
:: %wait: set a new timer at .date
:: %rest: cancel timer at .date
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::
+$ message-pump-gift
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$% [%done =message-num error=(unit error)]
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[%send =static-fragment]
[%wait date=@da]
[%rest date=@da]
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==
:: $packet-pump-task: job for |packet-pump
::
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:: %hear: deal with a packet acknowledgment
:: %done: deal with message acknowledgment
:: %halt: finish event, possibly updating timer
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:: %wake: handle timer firing
::
+$ packet-pump-task
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$% [%hear =message-num =fragment-num]
[%done =message-num lag=@dr]
[%halt ~]
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[%wake current=message-num]
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==
:: $packet-pump-gift: effect from |packet-pump
::
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:: %send: emit message fragment
:: %wait: set a new timer at .date
:: %rest: cancel timer at .date
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::
+$ packet-pump-gift
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$% [%send =static-fragment]
[%wait date=@da]
[%rest date=@da]
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==
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:: $message-sink-task: job for |message-sink
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::
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:: %done: receive confirmation from vane of processing or failure
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:: %drop: clear .message-num from .nax.state
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:: %hear: handle receiving a message fragment packet
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:: .ok: %.y unless previous failed attempt
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::
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+$ message-sink-task
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$% [%done ok=?]
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[%drop =message-num]
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[%hear =lane =shut-packet ok=?]
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==
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:: $message-sink-gift: effect from |message-sink
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::
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:: %memo: assembled from received packets
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:: %send: emit an ack packet
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::
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+$ message-sink-gift
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$% [%memo =message-num message=*]
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[%send =message-num =ack-meat]
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==
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--
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:: external vane interface
::
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|= our=ship
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:: larval ames, before %born sets .unix-duct; wraps adult ames core
::
=< =* adult-gate .
=| queued-events=(qeu queued-event)
::
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|= [now=@da eny=@ rof=roof]
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=* larval-gate .
=* adult-core (adult-gate +<)
|%
:: +call: handle request $task
::
++ call
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|= [=duct dud=(unit goof) wrapped-task=(hobo task)]
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::
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=/ =task ((harden task) wrapped-task)
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::
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:: reject larval error notifications
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::
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?^ dud
~|(%ames-larval-call-dud (mean tang.u.dud))
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::
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:: %born: set .unix-duct and start draining .queued-events
::
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?: ?=(%born -.task)
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:: process %born using wrapped adult ames
::
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=^ moves adult-gate (call:adult-core duct dud task)
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:: if no events were queued up, metamorphose
::
?~ queued-events
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~> %slog.0^leaf/"ames: metamorphosis"
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[moves adult-gate]
:: kick off a timer to process the first of .queued-events
::
=. moves :_(moves [duct %pass /larva %b %wait now])
[moves larval-gate]
:: any other event: enqueue it until we have a .unix-duct
::
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:: XX what to do with errors?
::
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=. queued-events (~(put to queued-events) %call duct task)
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[~ larval-gate]
:: +take: handle response $sign
::
++ take
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|= [=wire =duct dud=(unit goof) =sign]
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?^ dud
~|(%ames-larval-take-dud (mean tang.u.dud))
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:: enqueue event if not a larval drainage timer
::
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:: XX what to do with errors?
::
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?. =(/larva wire)
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=. queued-events (~(put to queued-events) %take wire duct sign)
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[~ larval-gate]
:: larval event drainage timer; pop and process a queued event
::
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?. ?=([%behn %wake *] sign)
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~> %slog.0^leaf/"ames: larva: strange sign"
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[~ larval-gate]
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:: if crashed, print, dequeue, and set next drainage timer
::
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?^ error.sign
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:: .queued-events should never be ~ here, but if it is, don't crash
::
?: =(~ queued-events)
=/ =tang [leaf/"ames: cursed metamorphosis" u.error.sign]
=/ moves [duct %pass /larva-crash %d %flog %crud %larva tang]~
[moves adult-gate]
:: dequeue and discard crashed event
::
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=. queued-events +:~(get to queued-events)
:: .queued-events has been cleared; metamorphose
::
?~ queued-events
~> %slog.0^leaf/"ames: metamorphosis"
[~ adult-gate]
:: set timer to drain next event
::
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=/ moves
=/ =tang [leaf/"ames: larva: drain crash" u.error.sign]
:~ [duct %pass /larva-crash %d %flog %crud %larva tang]
[duct %pass /larva %b %wait now]
==
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[moves larval-gate]
:: normal drain timer; dequeue and run event
::
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=^ first-event queued-events ~(get to queued-events)
=^ moves adult-gate
?- -.first-event
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%call (call:adult-core [duct ~ wrapped-task]:+.first-event)
%take (take:adult-core [wire duct ~ sign]:+.first-event)
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==
:: .queued-events has been cleared; metamorphose
::
?~ queued-events
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~> %slog.0^leaf/"ames: metamorphosis"
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[moves adult-gate]
:: set timer to drain next event
::
=. moves :_(moves [duct %pass /larva %b %wait now])
[moves larval-gate]
:: lifecycle arms; mostly pass-throughs to the contained adult ames
::
++ scry scry:adult-core
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++ stay [%6 %larva queued-events ames-state.adult-gate]
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++ load
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|= $= old
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$% $: %4
$% $: %larva
events=(qeu queued-event)
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state=ames-state-5
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==
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[%adult state=ames-state-5]
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== ==
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$: %5
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$% $: %larva
events=(qeu queued-event)
state=ames-state-5
==
[%adult state=ames-state-5]
== ==
$: %6
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$% $: %larva
events=(qeu queued-event)
state=_ames-state.adult-gate
==
[%adult state=_ames-state.adult-gate]
== ==
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==
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?- old
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[%4 %adult *] (load:adult-core %4 state.old)
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::
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[%4 %larva *]
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~> %slog.1^leaf/"ames: larva: load"
=. queued-events events.old
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=. adult-gate (load:adult-core %4 state.old)
larval-gate
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::
[%5 %adult *] (load:adult-core %5 state.old)
::
[%5 %larva *]
~> %slog.1^leaf/"ames: larva: load"
=. queued-events events.old
=. adult-gate (load:adult-core %5 state.old)
larval-gate
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::
[%6 %adult *] (load:adult-core %6 state.old)
::
[%6 %larva *]
~> %slog.1^leaf/"ames: larva: load"
=. queued-events events.old
=. adult-gate (load:adult-core %6 state.old)
larval-gate
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==
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--
:: adult ames, after metamorphosis from larva
::
=<
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=| =ames-state
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|= [now=@da eny=@ rof=roof]
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=* ames-gate .
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=* veb veb.bug.ames-state
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|%
:: +call: handle request $task
::
++ call
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|= [=duct dud=(unit goof) wrapped-task=(hobo task)]
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^- [(list move) _ames-gate]
::
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=/ =task ((harden task) wrapped-task)
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=/ event-core (per-event [now eny rof] duct ames-state)
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::
=^ moves ames-state
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=< abet
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:: handle error notifications
::
?^ dud
?+ -.task
(on-crud:event-core -.task tang.u.dud)
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%hear (on-hear:event-core lane.task blob.task dud)
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==
::
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?- -.task
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%born on-born:event-core
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%hear (on-hear:event-core [lane blob ~]:task)
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%heed (on-heed:event-core ship.task)
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%init on-init:event-core
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%jilt (on-jilt:event-core ship.task)
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%sift (on-sift:event-core ships.task)
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%spew (on-spew:event-core veb.task)
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%stir (on-stir:event-core arg.task)
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%trim on-trim:event-core
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%vega on-vega:event-core
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%plea (on-plea:event-core [ship plea]:task)
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::
%keen (on-keen:fine:event-core +.task)
%yawn (on-yawn:fine:event-core +.task)
%bide (on-bide:fine:event-core +.task)
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==
::
[moves ames-gate]
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:: +take: handle response $sign
::
++ take
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|= [=wire =duct dud=(unit goof) =sign]
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^- [(list move) _ames-gate]
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?^ dud
~|(%ames-take-dud (mean tang.u.dud))
::
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::
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=/ event-core (per-event [now eny rof] duct ames-state)
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::
=^ moves ames-state
=< abet
?- sign
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[@ %done *] (on-take-done:event-core wire error.sign)
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[@ %boon *] (on-take-boon:event-core wire payload.sign)
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::
[?(%clay %behn) %writ *] (on-take-clay-bide:fine:event-core wire p.sign)
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::
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[%behn %wake *] (on-take-wake:event-core wire error.sign)
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::
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[%jael %turf *] (on-take-turf:event-core turfs.sign)
[%jael %private-keys *] (on-priv:event-core [life vein]:sign)
[%jael %public-keys *] (on-publ:event-core wire public-keys-result.sign)
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==
::
[moves ames-gate]
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:: +stay: extract state before reload
::
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++ stay [%6 %adult ames-state]
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:: +load: load in old state after reload
::
++ load
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|^
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|= $= old-state
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$% [%4 ames-state-5]
[%5 ames-state-5]
[%6 ^ames-state]
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==
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^+ ames-gate
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=? old-state ?=(%4 -.old-state) %5^(state-4-to-5 +.old-state)
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=? old-state ?=(%5 -.old-state) %6^(state-5-to-6 +.old-state)
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::
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?> ?=(%6 -.old-state)
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ames-gate(ames-state +.old-state)
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::
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++ state-5-to-6
|= old=ames-state-5
^- ^ames-state
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%= old
peers (~(run by peers.old) ship-state-5-to-6)
bug [bug.old *fine-state]
==
::
++ ship-state-5-to-6
|= old=ship-state-5
^- ship-state
?. ?=(%alien -.old) old
old(heeds [heeds.old ~])
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::
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++ state-4-to-5
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|= ames-state=ames-state-5
^- ames-state-5
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=. peers.ames-state
%- ~(run by peers.ames-state)
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|= ship-state=ship-state-5
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?. ?=(%known -.ship-state)
ship-state
=. snd.ship-state
%- ~(run by snd.ship-state)
|= =message-pump-state
=. num-live.metrics.packet-pump-state.message-pump-state
~(wyt in live.packet-pump-state.message-pump-state)
message-pump-state
ship-state
ames-state
--
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:: +scry: dereference namespace
::
++ scry
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^- roon
|= [lyc=gang car=term bem=beam]
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^- (unit (unit cage))
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=* ren car
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=* why=shop &/p.bem
=* syd q.bem
=* lot=coin $/r.bem
=* tyl s.bem
::
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::TODO don't special-case whey scry
::
?: &(=(%$ ren) =(tyl /whey))
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=/ maz=(list mass)
=+ [known alien]=(skid ~(val by peers.ames-state) |=(^ =(%known +<-)))
:~ peers-known+&+known
peers-alien+&+alien
==
``mass+!>(maz)
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:: only respond for the local identity, %$ desk, current timestamp
::
?. ?& =(&+our why)
=([%$ %da now] lot)
=(%$ syd)
==
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?. for.veb.bug.ames-state ~
~> %slog.0^leaf/"ames: scry-fail {<[why=why lot=lot now=now syd=syd]>}"
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~
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:: /ax/protocol/version @
:: /ax/peers (map ship ?(%alien %known))
:: /ax/peers/[ship] ship-state
:: /ax/peers/[ship]/forward-lane (list lane)
:: /ax/bones/[ship] [snd=(set bone) rcv=(set bone)]
:: /ax/snd-bones/[ship]/[bone] vase
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:: /ax/fine/message/[path/...] song
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::
?. ?=(%x ren) ~
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?+ tyl ~
[%protocol %version ~]
``noun+!>(protocol-version)
::
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[%peers ~]
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:^ ~ ~ %noun
!> ^- (map ship ?(%alien %known))
(~(run by peers.ames-state) head)
::
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[%peers @ *]
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=/ who (slaw %p i.t.tyl)
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?~ who [~ ~]
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=/ peer (~(get by peers.ames-state) u.who)
?+ t.t.tyl [~ ~]
~
?~ peer
[~ ~]
``noun+!>(u.peer)
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::
[%forward-lane ~]
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::
:: this duplicates the routing hack from +send-blob:event-core
:: so long as neither the peer nor the peer's sponsoring galaxy is us:
::
:: - no route to the peer: send to the peer's sponsoring galaxy
:: - direct route to the peer: use that
:: - indirect route to the peer: send to both that route and the
:: the peer's sponsoring galaxy
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::
:^ ~ ~ %noun
!> ^- (list lane)
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?. ?& ?=([~ %known *] peer)
!=(our u.who)
==
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~
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=; zar=(trap (list lane))
?~ route.u.peer $:zar
=* rot u.route.u.peer
?:(direct.rot [lane.rot ~] [lane.rot $:zar])
::
|. ^- (list lane)
?: ?=(%czar (clan:title sponsor.u.peer))
?: =(our sponsor.u.peer)
~
[%& sponsor.u.peer]~
=/ next (~(get by peers.ames-state) sponsor.u.peer)
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?. ?=([~ %known *] next)
~
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$(peer next)
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==
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::
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[%bones @ ~]
=/ who (slaw %p i.t.tyl)
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?~ who [~ ~]
=/ per (~(get by peers.ames-state) u.who)
?. ?=([~ %known *] per) [~ ~]
=/ res
=, u.per
[snd=~(key by snd) rcv=~(key by rcv)]
``noun+!>(res)
::
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[%snd-bones @ @ ~]
=/ who (slaw %p i.t.tyl)
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?~ who [~ ~]
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=/ ost (slaw %ud i.t.t.tyl)
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?~ ost [~ ~]
=/ per (~(get by peers.ames-state) u.who)
?. ?=([~ %known *] per) [~ ~]
=/ mps (~(get by snd.u.per) u.ost)
?~ mps [~ ~]
=/ res
u.mps
``noun+!>(!>(res))
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::
[%fine %message @ *]
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::TODO separate endpoint for the full message (instead of packet list)
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:: t.t.tyl is expected to be a scry path of the shape /vc/desk/rev/etc,
:: so we need to give it the right shape
::
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=/ =path
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[i.t.t.tyl (scot %p our) t.t.t.tyl]
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=* pax t.t.tyl
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?~ nom=(de-omen path) ~
:: we only support scrying into clay,
:: and only if the data is fully public.
::
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:: ?. =(%c (end 3 (snag 0 path))) ~
:: =/ perm-omen (need (de-omen %cp (slag 1 path)))
:: =+ pem=(rof lyc perm-omen)
:: ?> ?=(^ pem)
:: ?> ?=(^ u.pem)
:: =+ per=!<([r=dict:clay w=dict:clay] q.u.u.pem)
:: ?> =([%black ~ ~] rul.r.per)
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=+ res=(rof lyc u.nom)
::TODO suggests we need to factor differently
=+ ven=(per-event [now 0v0 rof] *duct ames-state)
?- res
~ ~
[~ ~] ``noun+!>((encode-response:fine:ven path ~))
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[~ ~ *] ``noun+!>((encode-response:fine:ven path `[p q.q]:u.u.res))
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==
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==
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--
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:: |per-event: inner event-handling core
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::
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~% %per-event ..decode-packet ~
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|%
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++ per-event
=| moves=(list move)
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~% %event-gate ..per-event ~
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|= [[now=@da eny=@ rof=roof] =duct =ames-state]
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=* veb veb.bug.ames-state
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~% %event-core ..$ ~
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|%
++ event-core .
++ abet [(flop moves) ames-state]
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++ emit |=(=move event-core(moves [move moves]))
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++ emil |=(mos=(list move) event-core(moves (weld (flop mos) moves)))
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++ channel-state [life crypto-core bug]:ames-state
++ trace
|= [verb=? =ship print=(trap tape)]
^+ same
(^trace verb ship ships.bug.ames-state print)
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:: +on-take-done: handle notice from vane that it processed a message
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::
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++ on-take-done
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|= [=wire error=(unit error)]
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^+ event-core
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:: relay the vane ack to the foreign peer
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::
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=+ ^- [her=ship =bone] (parse-bone-wire wire)
::
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=/ =peer-state (got-peer-state her)
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=/ =channel [[our her] now channel-state -.peer-state]
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=/ peer-core (make-peer-core peer-state channel)
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:: if processing succeded, send positive ack packet and exit
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::
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?~ error
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abet:(run-message-sink:peer-core bone %done ok=%.y)
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:: failed; send message nack packet
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::
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=. event-core abet:(run-message-sink:peer-core bone %done ok=%.n)
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=/ =^peer-state (got-peer-state her)
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=/ =^channel [[our her] now channel-state -.peer-state]
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:: construct nack-trace message, referencing .failed $message-num
::
=/ failed=message-num last-acked:(~(got by rcv.peer-state) bone)
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=/ =naxplanation [failed u.error]
=/ =message-blob (jam naxplanation)
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:: send nack-trace message on associated .nack-trace-bone
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::
=. peer-core (make-peer-core peer-state channel)
=/ nack-trace-bone=^bone (mix 0b10 bone)
::
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abet:(run-message-pump:peer-core nack-trace-bone %memo message-blob)
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:: +on-sift: handle request to filter debug output by ship
::
++ on-sift
|= ships=(list ship)
^+ event-core
=. ships.bug.ames-state (sy ships)
event-core
:: +on-spew: handle request to set verbosity toggles on debug output
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::
++ on-spew
|= verbs=(list verb)
^+ event-core
:: start from all %.n's, then flip requested toggles
::
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=. veb.bug.ames-state
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%+ roll verbs
|= [=verb acc=_veb-all-off]
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^+ veb.bug.ames-state
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?- verb
%snd acc(snd %.y)
%rcv acc(rcv %.y)
%odd acc(odd %.y)
%msg acc(msg %.y)
%ges acc(ges %.y)
%for acc(for %.y)
%rot acc(rot %.y)
==
event-core
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:: +on-stir: start timers for any flow that lack them
::
:: .arg is unused, meant to ease future debug commands
::
++ on-stir
|= arg=@t
=/ states=(list [ship peer-state])
%+ murn ~(tap by peers.ames-state)
|= [=ship =ship-state]
^- (unit [^ship peer-state])
?. ?=(%known -.ship-state)
~
`[ship +.ship-state]
=/ snds=(list (list [ship bone message-pump-state]))
%+ turn states
|= [=ship peer-state]
%+ turn ~(tap by snd)
|= [=bone =message-pump-state]
[ship bone message-pump-state]
=/ next-wakes
%+ turn `(list [ship bone message-pump-state])`(zing snds)
|= [=ship =bone message-pump-state]
[ship bone next-wake.packet-pump-state]
=/ next-real-wakes=(list [=ship =bone =@da])
%+ murn next-wakes
|= [=ship =bone tym=(unit @da)]
^- (unit [^ship ^bone @da])
?~(tym ~ `[ship bone u.tym])
=/ timers
%- silt
;; (list [@da ^duct])
=< q.q %- need %- need
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(rof ~ %b [[our %timers da+now] /])
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=/ to-stir
%+ skip next-real-wakes
|= [=ship =bone =@da]
(~(has in timers) [da `^duct`~[a+(make-pump-timer-wire ship bone) /ames]])
~& [%stirring to-stir]
|- ^+ event-core
?~ to-stir
event-core
=/ =wire (make-pump-timer-wire [ship bone]:i.to-stir)
=. event-core (emit duct %pass wire %b %wait da.i.to-stir)
$(to-stir t.to-stir)
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:: +on-crud: handle event failure; print to dill
::
++ on-crud
|= =error
^+ event-core
(emit duct %pass /crud %d %flog %crud error)
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:: +on-heed: handle request to track .ship's responsiveness
::
++ on-heed
|= =ship
^+ event-core
=/ ship-state (~(get by peers.ames-state) ship)
?. ?=([~ %known *] ship-state)
%+ enqueue-alien-todo ship
|= todos=alien-agenda
todos(heeds (~(put in heeds.todos) duct))
::
=/ =peer-state +.u.ship-state
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=/ =channel [[our ship] now channel-state -.peer-state]
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abet:on-heed:(make-peer-core peer-state channel)
:: +on-jilt: handle request to stop tracking .ship's responsiveness
::
++ on-jilt
|= =ship
^+ event-core
=/ ship-state (~(get by peers.ames-state) ship)
?. ?=([~ %known *] ship-state)
%+ enqueue-alien-todo ship
|= todos=alien-agenda
todos(heeds (~(del in heeds.todos) duct))
::
=/ =peer-state +.u.ship-state
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=/ =channel [[our ship] now channel-state -.peer-state]
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abet:on-jilt:(make-peer-core peer-state channel)
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:: +on-hear: handle raw packet receipt
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::
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++ on-hear
|= [l=lane b=blob d=(unit goof)]
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^+ event-core
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=/ [ames=? =packet]
(decode-packet b)
?: ames
(on-hear-packet l packet d)
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?. response==(& (cut 0 [2 1] b))
~|([%fine %request-events-forbidden] !!)
(on-hear-response:fine l packet d)
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:: +on-hear-packet: handle mildly processed packet receipt
::
++ on-hear-packet
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~/ %on-hear-packet
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|= [=lane =packet dud=(unit goof)]
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^+ event-core
::
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?: =(our sndr.packet)
event-core
::
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%. +<
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::
?. =(our rcvr.packet)
on-hear-forward
::
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?: ?& ?=(%pawn (clan:title sndr.packet))
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!?=([~ %known *] (~(get by peers.ames-state) sndr.packet))
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==
on-hear-open
on-hear-shut
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:: +on-hear-forward: maybe forward a packet to someone else
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::
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:: Note that this performs all forwarding requests without
:: filtering. Any protection against DDoS amplification will be
:: provided by Vere.
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::
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++ on-hear-forward
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~/ %on-hear-forward
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|= [=lane =packet dud=(unit goof)]
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^+ event-core
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%- %^ trace for.veb sndr.packet
|.("forward: {<sndr.packet>} -> {<rcvr.packet>}")
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:: set .origin.packet if it doesn't already have one, re-encode, and send
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::
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=? origin.packet
&(?=(~ origin.packet) !=(%czar (clan:title sndr.packet)))
?: ?=(%& -.lane)
~
?. (lte (met 3 p.lane) 6)
~| ames-lane-size+p.lane !!
`p.lane
::
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=/ =blob (encode-packet & packet)
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(send-blob & rcvr.packet blob)
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:: +on-hear-open: handle receipt of plaintext comet self-attestation
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::
++ on-hear-open
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~/ %on-hear-open
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|= [=lane =packet dud=(unit goof)]
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^+ event-core
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:: assert the comet can't pretend to be a moon or other address
::
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?> ?=(%pawn (clan:title sndr.packet))
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:: if we already know .sndr, ignore duplicate attestation
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::
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=/ ship-state (~(get by peers.ames-state) sndr.packet)
?: ?=([~ %known *] ship-state)
event-core
::
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=/ =open-packet (decode-open-packet packet our life.ames-state)
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:: store comet as peer in our state
::
=. peers.ames-state
%+ ~(put by peers.ames-state) sndr.packet
^- ^ship-state
:- %known
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=| =peer-state
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=/ our-private-key sec:ex:crypto-core.ames-state
=/ =symmetric-key
(derive-symmetric-key public-key.open-packet our-private-key)
::
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%_ peer-state
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qos [%unborn now]
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symmetric-key symmetric-key
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life sndr-life.open-packet
public-key public-key.open-packet
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sponsor (^sein:title sndr.packet)
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route `[direct=%.n lane]
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==
::
event-core
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:: +on-hear-shut: handle receipt of encrypted packet
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::
++ on-hear-shut
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~/ %on-hear-shut
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|= [=lane =packet dud=(unit goof)]
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^+ event-core
=/ sndr-state (~(get by peers.ames-state) sndr.packet)
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:: if we don't know them, ask jael for their keys and enqueue
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::
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?. ?=([~ %known *] sndr-state)
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(enqueue-alien-todo sndr.packet |=(alien-agenda +<))
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:: decrypt packet contents using symmetric-key.channel
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::
:: If we know them, we have a $channel with them, which we've
:: populated with a .symmetric-key derived from our private key
:: and their public key using elliptic curve Diffie-Hellman.
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::
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=/ =peer-state +.u.sndr-state
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=/ =channel [[our sndr.packet] now channel-state -.peer-state]
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~| %ames-crash-on-packet-from^her.channel
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=/ =shut-packet
(decode-shut-packet packet [symmetric-key her-life our-life]:channel)
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:: non-galaxy: update route with heard lane or forwarded lane
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::
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=? route.peer-state !=(%czar (clan:title her.channel))
ames: fix lane discovery during some lane changes
We used to not accept new indirect lanes if we already have a direct
lane. This means that if Bob, with a publicly-accessible lane, changes
lanes (eg by restarting the process and getting a new port or changing
ip addresses), tries to talk to Alice, who is behind a NAT, then Bob
will try directly but fail (because Alice is behind a NAT), so he will
route the message through her galaxy. This is good -- the message gets
to Alice. However, Alice had a direct route to Bob's old lane, so she
will try to ack on that lane, which fails. She will not time out this
lane because she doesn't know that Bob isn't getting the acks (acks
don't have their own acks).
The solution is that if Alice receives an indirect lane for Bob when she
already has a direct lane, she shouldn't ignore it. If the lane is the
same as what she has, she shouldn't change anything (in particular, she
shouldn't mark it as indirect). But if it's a new lane, she should
discard her old direct lane and use the new indirect lane.
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:: if new packet is direct, use that. otherwise, if the new new
:: and old lanes are indirect, use the new one. if the new lane
:: is indirect but the old lane is direct, then if the lanes are
:: identical, don't mark it indirect; if they're not identical,
:: use the new lane and mark it indirect.
::
:: if you mark lane as indirect because you got an indirect
:: packet even though you already had a direct identical lane,
:: then delayed forwarded packets will come later and reset to
:: indirect, so you're unlikely to get a stable direct route
:: (unless the forwarder goes offline for a while).
::
:: conversely, if you don't accept indirect routes with different
:: lanes, then if your lane is stale and they're trying to talk
:: to you, your acks will go to the stale lane, and you'll never
:: time it out unless you reach out to them. this manifests as
:: needing to |hi or dotpost to get a response when the other
:: ship has changed lanes.
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::
ames: fix lane discovery during some lane changes
We used to not accept new indirect lanes if we already have a direct
lane. This means that if Bob, with a publicly-accessible lane, changes
lanes (eg by restarting the process and getting a new port or changing
ip addresses), tries to talk to Alice, who is behind a NAT, then Bob
will try directly but fail (because Alice is behind a NAT), so he will
route the message through her galaxy. This is good -- the message gets
to Alice. However, Alice had a direct route to Bob's old lane, so she
will try to ack on that lane, which fails. She will not time out this
lane because she doesn't know that Bob isn't getting the acks (acks
don't have their own acks).
The solution is that if Alice receives an indirect lane for Bob when she
already has a direct lane, she shouldn't ignore it. If the lane is the
same as what she has, she shouldn't change anything (in particular, she
shouldn't mark it as indirect). But if it's a new lane, she should
discard her old direct lane and use the new indirect lane.
2020-07-25 06:41:48 +03:00
?: ?=(~ origin.packet)
2019-08-16 12:26:03 +03:00
`[direct=%.y lane]
ames: fix lane discovery during some lane changes
We used to not accept new indirect lanes if we already have a direct
lane. This means that if Bob, with a publicly-accessible lane, changes
lanes (eg by restarting the process and getting a new port or changing
ip addresses), tries to talk to Alice, who is behind a NAT, then Bob
will try directly but fail (because Alice is behind a NAT), so he will
route the message through her galaxy. This is good -- the message gets
to Alice. However, Alice had a direct route to Bob's old lane, so she
will try to ack on that lane, which fails. She will not time out this
lane because she doesn't know that Bob isn't getting the acks (acks
don't have their own acks).
The solution is that if Alice receives an indirect lane for Bob when she
already has a direct lane, she shouldn't ignore it. If the lane is the
same as what she has, she shouldn't change anything (in particular, she
shouldn't mark it as indirect). But if it's a new lane, she should
discard her old direct lane and use the new indirect lane.
2020-07-25 06:41:48 +03:00
?: ?=([~ %& *] route.peer-state)
2020-12-01 17:51:14 +03:00
?: =(lane.u.route.peer-state |+u.origin.packet)
ames: fix lane discovery during some lane changes
We used to not accept new indirect lanes if we already have a direct
lane. This means that if Bob, with a publicly-accessible lane, changes
lanes (eg by restarting the process and getting a new port or changing
ip addresses), tries to talk to Alice, who is behind a NAT, then Bob
will try directly but fail (because Alice is behind a NAT), so he will
route the message through her galaxy. This is good -- the message gets
to Alice. However, Alice had a direct route to Bob's old lane, so she
will try to ack on that lane, which fails. She will not time out this
lane because she doesn't know that Bob isn't getting the acks (acks
don't have their own acks).
The solution is that if Alice receives an indirect lane for Bob when she
already has a direct lane, she shouldn't ignore it. If the lane is the
same as what she has, she shouldn't change anything (in particular, she
shouldn't mark it as indirect). But if it's a new lane, she should
discard her old direct lane and use the new indirect lane.
2020-07-25 06:41:48 +03:00
route.peer-state
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`[direct=%.n |+u.origin.packet]
`[direct=%.n |+u.origin.packet]
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:: perform peer-specific handling of packet
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::
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=/ peer-core (make-peer-core peer-state channel)
2020-12-12 03:49:55 +03:00
abet:(on-hear-shut-packet:peer-core lane shut-packet dud)
2019-07-28 10:50:32 +03:00
:: +on-take-boon: receive request to give message to peer
2019-06-19 02:51:06 +03:00
::
2019-07-28 10:50:32 +03:00
++ on-take-boon
|= [=wire payload=*]
2019-06-19 02:51:06 +03:00
^+ event-core
::
2019-06-21 00:46:31 +03:00
=+ ^- [her=ship =bone] (parse-bone-wire wire)
::
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=/ =peer-state (got-peer-state her)
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=/ =channel [[our her] now channel-state -.peer-state]
2019-06-19 02:51:06 +03:00
::
2019-11-27 07:52:43 +03:00
abet:(on-memo:(make-peer-core peer-state channel) bone payload %boon)
2019-07-28 10:50:32 +03:00
:: +on-plea: handle request to send message
2019-06-09 09:26:01 +03:00
::
2019-07-28 10:50:32 +03:00
++ on-plea
|= [=ship =plea]
2019-06-09 09:26:01 +03:00
^+ event-core
2019-08-08 07:57:04 +03:00
:: .plea is from local vane to foreign ship
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::
2019-06-22 00:35:07 +03:00
=/ ship-state (~(get by peers.ames-state) ship)
2019-06-09 09:26:01 +03:00
::
2019-06-22 00:35:07 +03:00
?. ?=([~ %known *] ship-state)
2019-06-25 00:13:45 +03:00
%+ enqueue-alien-todo ship
2019-10-30 23:12:57 +03:00
|= todos=alien-agenda
todos(messages [[duct plea] messages.todos])
2019-06-09 09:26:01 +03:00
::
2019-06-22 00:35:07 +03:00
=/ =peer-state +.u.ship-state
2019-12-03 02:46:40 +03:00
=/ =channel [[our ship] now channel-state -.peer-state]
2019-06-09 09:26:01 +03:00
::
2019-08-05 23:58:53 +03:00
=^ =bone ossuary.peer-state (bind-duct ossuary.peer-state duct)
2019-12-11 21:55:16 +03:00
%- %^ trace msg.veb ship
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|. ^- tape
=/ sndr [our our-life.channel]
=/ rcvr [ship her-life.channel]
2020-12-12 03:45:13 +03:00
"plea {<sndr^rcvr^bone=bone^vane.plea^path.plea>}"
2019-06-21 00:46:31 +03:00
::
2019-11-27 07:52:43 +03:00
abet:(on-memo:(make-peer-core peer-state channel) bone plea %plea)
2019-06-19 02:59:25 +03:00
:: +on-take-wake: receive wakeup or error notification from behn
::
++ on-take-wake
|= [=wire error=(unit tang)]
^+ event-core
::
2019-12-02 03:00:32 +03:00
=/ res=(unit [her=ship =bone]) (parse-pump-timer-wire wire)
?~ res
2019-12-03 10:13:48 +03:00
%- (slog leaf+"ames: got timer for strange wire: {<wire>}" ~)
2019-12-02 03:00:32 +03:00
event-core
2019-06-22 00:35:07 +03:00
::
2019-12-02 03:00:32 +03:00
=/ state=(unit peer-state) (get-peer-state her.u.res)
?~ state
2019-12-03 10:13:48 +03:00
%- (slog leaf+"ames: got timer for strange ship: {<her.u.res>}, ignoring" ~)
2019-12-02 03:00:32 +03:00
event-core
::
2019-12-03 02:46:40 +03:00
=/ =channel [[our her.u.res] now channel-state -.u.state]
2019-06-22 00:35:07 +03:00
::
2019-12-02 03:00:32 +03:00
abet:(on-wake:(make-peer-core u.state channel) bone.u.res error)
2019-06-22 01:25:18 +03:00
:: +on-init: first boot; subscribe to our info from jael
::
++ on-init
^+ event-core
::
2019-08-20 00:43:39 +03:00
=~ (emit duct %pass /turf %j %turf ~)
(emit duct %pass /private-keys %j %private-keys ~)
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==
2019-06-25 02:52:22 +03:00
:: +on-priv: set our private key to jael's response
::
++ on-priv
2019-07-23 05:16:19 +03:00
|= [=life vein=(map life private-key)]
2019-06-25 02:52:22 +03:00
^+ event-core
::
2019-07-23 05:16:19 +03:00
=/ =private-key (~(got by vein) life)
2019-06-25 02:52:22 +03:00
=. life.ames-state life
=. crypto-core.ames-state (nol:nu:crub:crypto private-key)
2019-06-25 22:55:51 +03:00
:: recalculate each peer's symmetric key
::
=/ our-private-key sec:ex:crypto-core.ames-state
=. peers.ames-state
%- ~(run by peers.ames-state)
|= =ship-state
^+ ship-state
::
?. ?=(%known -.ship-state)
ship-state
::
=/ =peer-state +.ship-state
=. symmetric-key.peer-state
(derive-symmetric-key public-key.+.ship-state our-private-key)
::
[%known peer-state]
2019-06-25 02:52:22 +03:00
::
event-core
:: +on-publ: update pki data for peer or self
::
++ on-publ
2019-07-29 12:08:26 +03:00
|= [=wire =public-keys-result]
2019-06-25 02:52:22 +03:00
^+ event-core
::
|^ ^+ event-core
::
2019-07-29 12:08:26 +03:00
?- public-keys-result
[%diff @ %rift *]
2019-11-27 01:56:20 +03:00
event-core
2019-06-25 02:52:22 +03:00
::
2019-07-29 12:08:26 +03:00
[%diff @ %keys *]
(on-publ-rekey [who to.diff]:public-keys-result)
2019-06-25 02:52:22 +03:00
::
2019-07-29 12:08:26 +03:00
[%diff @ %spon *]
(on-publ-sponsor [who to.diff]:public-keys-result)
2019-06-25 02:52:22 +03:00
::
2019-10-30 23:12:57 +03:00
[%full *]
(on-publ-full points.public-keys-result)
2019-11-03 07:07:51 +03:00
::
[%breach *]
(on-publ-breach who.public-keys-result)
2019-06-25 02:52:22 +03:00
==
2019-06-25 02:56:27 +03:00
:: +on-publ-breach: handle continuity breach of .ship; wipe its state
::
2019-08-23 06:53:45 +03:00
:: Abandon all pretense of continuity and delete all messaging state
2019-06-25 02:56:27 +03:00
:: associated with .ship, including sent and unsent messages.
2019-12-21 09:56:51 +03:00
:: Also cancel all timers related to .ship.
2019-06-25 02:56:27 +03:00
::
2019-06-25 02:52:22 +03:00
++ on-publ-breach
2019-11-03 07:07:51 +03:00
|= =ship
2019-06-25 02:52:22 +03:00
^+ event-core
::
2019-08-23 05:51:51 +03:00
=/ ship-state (~(get by peers.ames-state) ship)
:: we shouldn't be hearing about ships we don't care about
::
?~ ship-state
2019-11-03 07:07:51 +03:00
~> %slog.0^leaf/"ames: breach unknown {<our^ship>}"
2019-08-23 05:51:51 +03:00
event-core
:: if an alien breached, this doesn't affect us
::
2019-08-23 06:53:45 +03:00
?: ?=([~ %alien *] ship-state)
2019-11-03 07:07:51 +03:00
~> %slog.0^leaf/"ames: breach alien {<our^ship>}"
2019-08-23 05:51:51 +03:00
event-core
2019-11-03 07:07:51 +03:00
~> %slog.0^leaf/"ames: breach peer {<our^ship>}"
2019-08-23 05:51:51 +03:00
:: a peer breached; drop messaging state
::
=/ =peer-state +.u.ship-state
2019-08-23 06:53:45 +03:00
=/ old-qos=qos qos.peer-state
2019-11-22 05:20:39 +03:00
:: cancel all timers related to .ship
::
2019-11-22 05:22:05 +03:00
=. event-core
2019-11-22 05:20:39 +03:00
%+ roll ~(tap by snd.peer-state)
2019-11-22 05:22:05 +03:00
|= [[=snd=bone =message-pump-state] core=_event-core]
2019-11-22 05:20:39 +03:00
^+ core
::
2019-11-22 05:23:34 +03:00
?~ next-wake=next-wake.packet-pump-state.message-pump-state
2019-11-22 05:20:39 +03:00
core
:: note: copies +on-pump-rest:message-pump
::
2019-11-22 05:24:34 +03:00
=/ wire (make-pump-timer-wire ship snd-bone)
=/ duct ~[/ames]
2019-11-22 05:20:39 +03:00
(emit:core duct %pass wire %b %rest u.next-wake)
2019-08-23 06:53:45 +03:00
:: reset all peer state other than pki data
::
=. +.peer-state +:*^peer-state
:: print change to quality of service, if any
::
=/ text=(unit tape) (qos-update-text ship old-qos qos.peer-state)
::
=? event-core ?=(^ text)
(emit duct %pass /qos %d %flog %text u.text)
:: reinitialize galaxy route if applicable
::
=? route.peer-state =(%czar (clan:title ship))
`[direct=%.y lane=[%& ship]]
::
2019-08-23 05:51:51 +03:00
=. peers.ames-state
2019-08-23 06:53:45 +03:00
(~(put by peers.ames-state) ship [%known peer-state])
2019-08-23 05:51:51 +03:00
::
2019-06-25 02:56:27 +03:00
event-core
2019-06-25 03:14:02 +03:00
:: +on-publ-rekey: handle new key for peer
::
:: TODO: assert .crypto-suite compatibility
2019-06-25 02:52:22 +03:00
::
++ on-publ-rekey
|= $: =ship
=life
crypto-suite=@ud
2019-07-23 05:16:19 +03:00
=public-key
2019-06-25 02:52:22 +03:00
==
^+ event-core
::
2019-08-14 03:56:56 +03:00
=/ ship-state (~(get by peers.ames-state) ship)
?. ?=([~ %known *] ship-state)
=| =point
=. life.point life
=. keys.point (my [life crypto-suite public-key]~)
2021-09-25 23:52:53 +03:00
=. sponsor.point `(^^sein:title rof our now ship)
2019-08-14 03:56:56 +03:00
::
(on-publ-full (my [ship point]~))
::
=/ =peer-state +.u.ship-state
::
=/ =private-key sec:ex:crypto-core.ames-state
=. symmetric-key.peer-state
(derive-symmetric-key public-key private-key)
::
=. life.peer-state life
=. public-key.peer-state public-key
::
=. peers.ames-state (~(put by peers.ames-state) ship %known peer-state)
event-core
2019-08-10 00:20:16 +03:00
:: +on-publ-sponsor: handle new or lost sponsor for peer
2019-06-25 03:30:43 +03:00
::
:: TODO: handle sponsor loss
2019-06-25 02:52:22 +03:00
::
++ on-publ-sponsor
|= [=ship sponsor=(unit ship)]
^+ event-core
::
2019-06-25 03:16:32 +03:00
?~ sponsor
2019-08-10 21:48:40 +03:00
~| %ames-lost-sponsor^our^ship !!
2019-06-25 03:16:32 +03:00
::
2019-08-10 00:20:16 +03:00
=/ =peer-state (got-peer-state ship)
2019-06-25 03:16:32 +03:00
=. sponsor.peer-state u.sponsor
::
=. peers.ames-state (~(put by peers.ames-state) ship %known peer-state)
event-core
2019-06-25 03:30:43 +03:00
:: +on-publ-full: handle new pki data for peer(s)
2019-06-25 02:52:22 +03:00
::
++ on-publ-full
|= points=(map ship point)
^+ event-core
::
2019-06-25 03:30:43 +03:00
=> .(points ~(tap by points))
|^ ^+ event-core
?~ points event-core
::
2019-08-06 03:00:04 +03:00
=+ ^- [=ship =point] i.points
2019-06-25 03:30:43 +03:00
::
2019-12-05 01:03:13 +03:00
?. (~(has by keys.point) life.point)
$(points t.points)
::
2019-08-14 03:56:56 +03:00
=/ old-ship-state (~(get by peers.ames-state) ship)
::
=. event-core (insert-peer-state ship point)
::
=? event-core ?=([~ %alien *] old-ship-state)
(meet-alien ship point +.u.old-ship-state)
2019-06-25 03:30:43 +03:00
::
$(points t.points)
::
++ meet-alien
2019-10-30 23:12:57 +03:00
|= [=ship =point todos=alien-agenda]
2019-06-25 03:30:43 +03:00
^+ event-core
2019-08-23 08:53:38 +03:00
:: if we're a comet, send self-attestation packet first
2019-06-26 21:45:07 +03:00
::
=? event-core =(%pawn (clan:title our))
2019-12-11 03:20:12 +03:00
(send-blob | ship (attestation-packet ship life.point))
2019-11-27 01:56:20 +03:00
:: save current duct
::
=/ original-duct duct
:: apply heeds
::
=. event-core
%+ roll ~(tap in heeds.todos)
|= [=^duct core=_event-core]
(on-heed:core(duct duct) ship)
2019-10-05 06:38:32 +03:00
:: apply outgoing messages, reversing for FIFO order
2019-06-25 03:48:05 +03:00
::
=. event-core
2019-10-30 23:12:57 +03:00
%+ reel messages.todos
2019-10-05 06:21:29 +03:00
|= [[=^duct =plea] core=_event-core]
(on-plea:core(duct duct) ship plea)
2019-06-26 21:45:07 +03:00
:: apply outgoing packet blobs
2019-06-25 03:48:05 +03:00
::
=. event-core
2019-10-30 23:12:57 +03:00
%+ roll ~(tap in packets.todos)
2019-10-05 06:21:29 +03:00
|= [=blob core=_event-core]
2019-12-11 03:20:12 +03:00
(send-blob:core | ship blob)
2022-01-29 01:09:50 +03:00
:: apply remote scry requests
::
2022-01-29 01:54:01 +03:00
=. event-core
2022-01-29 01:09:50 +03:00
%+ roll ~(tap in keens.todos)
2022-01-29 01:54:01 +03:00
|= [=path core=_event-core]
(send-request:fine:core ship path 1)
2019-06-25 03:48:05 +03:00
::
2019-11-27 01:56:20 +03:00
event-core(duct original-duct)
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--
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::
++ insert-peer-state
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|= [=ship =point]
2019-06-25 03:48:05 +03:00
^+ event-core
::
2019-08-14 03:56:56 +03:00
=/ =peer-state (gut-peer-state ship)
=/ =public-key pass:(~(got by keys.point) life.point)
2019-06-25 03:48:05 +03:00
=/ =private-key sec:ex:crypto-core.ames-state
=/ =symmetric-key (derive-symmetric-key public-key private-key)
::
2019-12-01 09:37:04 +03:00
=. qos.peer-state [%unborn now]
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=. life.peer-state life.point
2019-06-25 03:48:05 +03:00
=. public-key.peer-state public-key
=. symmetric-key.peer-state symmetric-key
2019-12-05 01:03:13 +03:00
=. sponsor.peer-state
?^ sponsor.point
u.sponsor.point
2021-09-25 23:52:53 +03:00
(^^sein:title rof our now ship)
2019-07-24 02:55:35 +03:00
:: automatically set galaxy route, since unix handles lookup
::
=? route.peer-state ?=(%czar (clan:title ship))
`[direct=%.y lane=[%& ship]]
2019-06-25 03:48:05 +03:00
::
=. peers.ames-state
(~(put by peers.ames-state) ship %known peer-state)
::
event-core
2019-06-25 02:52:22 +03:00
--
2019-06-22 01:17:09 +03:00
:: +on-take-turf: relay %turf move from jael to unix
::
++ on-take-turf
|= turfs=(list turf)
^+ event-core
::
(emit unix-duct.ames-state %give %turf turfs)
2019-06-22 01:26:26 +03:00
:: +on-born: handle unix process restart
2019-07-25 01:56:13 +03:00
::
2019-07-31 05:31:15 +03:00
++ on-born
^+ event-core
::
=. unix-duct.ames-state duct
::
=/ turfs
;; (list turf)
=< q.q %- need %- need
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(rof ~ %j `beam`[[our %turf %da now] /])
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::
(emit unix-duct.ames-state %give %turf turfs)
2020-05-21 10:45:08 +03:00
:: +on-trim: handle request to free memory
2019-06-22 01:19:24 +03:00
:: +on-vega: handle kernel reload
2020-05-20 10:29:54 +03:00
:: +on-trim: handle request to free memory
2019-06-22 01:19:24 +03:00
::
++ on-vega event-core
2022-01-27 16:32:49 +03:00
++ on-trim event-core ::TODO trim fine parts on high prio
2019-06-25 00:13:45 +03:00
:: +enqueue-alien-todo: helper to enqueue a pending request
::
2019-06-26 21:45:07 +03:00
:: Also requests key and life from Jael on first request.
:: On a comet, enqueues self-attestation packet on first request.
2019-06-25 00:13:45 +03:00
::
++ enqueue-alien-todo
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|= [=ship mutate=$-(alien-agenda alien-agenda)]
2019-06-25 00:13:45 +03:00
^+ event-core
::
=/ ship-state (~(get by peers.ames-state) ship)
2019-10-30 23:12:57 +03:00
:: create a default $alien-agenda on first contact
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::
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=+ ^- [already-pending=? todos=alien-agenda]
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?~ ship-state
2019-10-30 23:12:57 +03:00
[%.n *alien-agenda]
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[%.y ?>(?=(%alien -.u.ship-state) +.u.ship-state)]
:: mutate .todos and apply to permanent state
::
=. todos (mutate todos)
=. peers.ames-state (~(put by peers.ames-state) ship %alien todos)
:: ask jael for .sndr life and keys on first contact
::
?: already-pending
event-core
2020-05-29 00:27:08 +03:00
:: NB: we specifically look for this wire in +public-keys-give in
:: Jael. if you change it here, you must change it there.
::
2019-08-20 00:43:39 +03:00
(emit duct %pass /public-keys %j %public-keys [n=ship ~ ~])
2019-06-22 03:07:19 +03:00
:: +send-blob: fire packet at .ship and maybe sponsors
::
2019-11-28 07:06:39 +03:00
:: Send to .ship and sponsors until we find a direct lane,
:: skipping .our in the sponsorship chain.
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::
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:: If we have no PKI data for a recipient, enqueue the packet and
:: request the information from Jael if we haven't already.
::
++ send-blob
2020-12-01 17:51:14 +03:00
~/ %send-blob
2019-12-11 03:20:12 +03:00
|= [for=? =ship =blob]
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::
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=/ final-ship ship
%- (trace rot.veb final-ship |.("send-blob: to {<ship>}"))
ames: don't overwrite lane if already direct
This is why basically all packets are going through the galaxies right
now. Most of the time, the flow right now is:
* talking to ~dopzod but don't know where it is, so ask ~zod to forward,
which it does
* ~dopzod responds both directly (on the origin lane) and through ~zod
* (if NAT, the direct response doesn't get back, but the one through
~zod does. Then you respond directly to ~dopzod because their lane
piggybacked on the response. ~dopzod responds both directly and
through ~zod, and the story picks up the same as if you weren't behind a
NAT)
* now you have a direct lane to ~dopzod, so all is well.
* now the duplicate response from ~dopzod through ~zod comes in (takes a
little longer because it's bouncing off ~zod), resetting your lane to
"provisional"
* since your lane is provisional, you send your next packet both
directly and through ~zod
* GOTO 2
This change says "if I already have a direct lane, don't overwrite it
with a provisional one". This way, the only way the direct lane can be
overwritten is if they stop responding on it (cleared on "not
responding; still trying").
I also added |- to +send-blob to make |ames-verb %rot less confusing.
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|-
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|^ ^+ event-core
::
=/ ship-state (~(get by peers.ames-state) ship)
::
?. ?=([~ %known *] ship-state)
%+ enqueue-alien-todo ship
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|= todos=alien-agenda
todos(packets (~(put in packets.todos) blob))
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::
=/ =peer-state +.u.ship-state
::
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:: XX routing hack to mimic old ames.
::
:: Before removing this, consider: moons when their planet is
:: behind a NAT; a planet receiving initial acknowledgment
:: from a star; a planet talking to another planet under
:: another galaxy.
::
?: ?| =(our ship)
?& !=(final-ship ship)
!=(%czar (clan:title ship))
==
==
(try-next-sponsor sponsor.peer-state)
::
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?: =(our ship)
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:: if forwarding, don't send to sponsor to avoid loops
::
?: for
event-core
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(try-next-sponsor sponsor.peer-state)
::
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?~ route=route.peer-state
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%- (trace rot.veb final-ship |.("no route to: {<ship>}"))
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(try-next-sponsor sponsor.peer-state)
::
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%- (trace rot.veb final-ship |.("trying route: {<ship>}"))
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=. event-core
(emit unix-duct.ames-state %give %send lane.u.route blob)
::
?: direct.u.route
event-core
(try-next-sponsor sponsor.peer-state)
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::
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++ try-next-sponsor
|= sponsor=^ship
^+ event-core
::
?: =(ship sponsor)
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event-core
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^$(ship sponsor)
--
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:: +attestation-packet: generate signed self-attestation for .her
::
:: Sent by a comet on first contact with a peer. Not acked.
::
++ attestation-packet
|= [her=ship =her=life]
^- blob
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%+ encode-packet &
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%- encode-open-packet
:_ crypto-core.ames-state
:* ^= public-key pub:ex:crypto-core.ames-state
^= sndr our
^= sndr-life life.ames-state
^= rcvr her
^= rcvr-life her-life
==
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:: +get-peer-state: lookup .her state or ~
::
++ get-peer-state
|= her=ship
^- (unit peer-state)
::
=- ?.(?=([~ %known *] -) ~ `+.u)
(~(get by peers.ames-state) her)
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:: +got-peer-state: lookup .her state or crash
::
++ got-peer-state
|= her=ship
^- peer-state
::
~| %freaky-alien^her
=- ?>(?=(%known -<) ->)
(~(got by peers.ames-state) her)
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:: +gut-peer-state: lookup .her state or default
::
++ gut-peer-state
|= her=ship
^- peer-state
=/ ship-state (~(get by peers.ames-state) her)
?. ?=([~ %known *] ship-state)
*peer-state
+.u.ship-state
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:: +make-peer-core: create nested |peer-core for per-peer processing
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::
++ make-peer-core
|= [=peer-state =channel]
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=* veb veb.bug.channel
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|%
++ peer-core .
++ emit |=(move peer-core(event-core (^emit +<)))
++ abet
^+ event-core
::
=. peers.ames-state
(~(put by peers.ames-state) her.channel %known peer-state)
::
event-core
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++ trace
|= [verb=? print=(trap tape)]
^+ same
(^trace verb her.channel print)
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++ on-heed peer-core(heeds.peer-state (~(put in heeds.peer-state) duct))
++ on-jilt peer-core(heeds.peer-state (~(del in heeds.peer-state) duct))
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:: +update-qos: update and maybe print connection status
::
++ update-qos
|= =new=qos
^+ peer-core
::
=^ old-qos qos.peer-state [qos.peer-state new-qos]
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:: if no update worth reporting, we're done
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::
?~ text=(qos-update-text her.channel old-qos new-qos)
peer-core
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:: print message
::
=. peer-core (emit duct %pass /qos %d %flog %text u.text)
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:: if peer has stopped responding, check if %boon's are backing up
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::
?. ?=(?(%dead %unborn) -.qos.peer-state)
peer-core
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check-clog
:: +check-clog: notify clients if peer has stopped responding
::
++ check-clog
^+ peer-core
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::
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:: Only look at response bones. Request bones are unregulated,
:: since requests tend to be much smaller than responses.
::
=/ pumps=(list message-pump-state)
%+ murn ~(tap by snd.peer-state)
|= [=bone =message-pump-state]
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?: =(0 (end 0 bone))
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~
`u=message-pump-state
:: clogged: are five or more response messages unsent to this peer?
::
=/ clogged=?
=| acc=@ud
|- ^- ?
?~ pumps
%.n
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=. acc
%+ add acc
%+ add
:: in-flight messages
::
(sub [next current]:i.pumps)
:: queued messages
::
~(wyt in unsent-messages.i.pumps)
::
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?: (gte acc 5)
%.y
$(pumps t.pumps)
:: if clogged, notify client vanek
::
?. clogged
peer-core
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%+ roll ~(tap in heeds.peer-state)
|=([d=^duct core=_peer-core] (emit:core d %give %clog her.channel))
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:: +on-hear-shut-packet: handle receipt of ack or message fragment
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::
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++ on-hear-shut-packet
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|= [=lane =shut-packet dud=(unit goof)]
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^+ peer-core
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:: update and print connection status
::
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=. peer-core (update-qos %live last-contact=now)
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::
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=/ =bone bone.shut-packet
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::
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?: ?=(%& -.meat.shut-packet)
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=+ ?. &(?=(^ dud) msg.veb) ~
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%. ~
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%- slog
:_ tang.u.dud
leaf+"ames: {<her.channel>} fragment crashed {<mote.u.dud>}"
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(run-message-sink bone %hear lane shut-packet ?=(~ dud))
:: Just try again on error, printing trace
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::
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:: Note this implies that vanes should never crash on %done,
:: since we have no way to continue using the flow if they do.
::
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=+ ?~ dud ~
%. ~
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%+ slog leaf+"ames: {<her.channel>} ack crashed {<mote.u.dud>}"
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?. msg.veb ~
:- >[bone=bone message-num=message-num meat=meat]:shut-packet<
tang.u.dud
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(run-message-pump bone %hear [message-num +.meat]:shut-packet)
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:: +on-memo: handle request to send message
::
++ on-memo
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|= [=bone payload=* valence=?(%plea %boon)]
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^+ peer-core
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=/ =message-blob (dedup-message (jim payload))
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=. peer-core (run-message-pump bone %memo message-blob)
::
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?: ?& =(%boon valence)
(gte now (add ~s30 last-contact.qos.peer-state))
==
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check-clog
peer-core
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:: +dedup-message: replace with any existing copy of this message
::
++ dedup-message
|= =message-blob
^+ message-blob
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?: (lte (met 13 message-blob) 1)
message-blob
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=/ peers-l=(list [=ship =ship-state]) ~(tap by peers.ames-state)
|- ^+ message-blob
=* peer-loop $
?~ peers-l
message-blob
?. ?=(%known -.ship-state.i.peers-l)
peer-loop(peers-l t.peers-l)
=/ snd-l=(list [=bone =message-pump-state])
~(tap by snd.ship-state.i.peers-l)
|- ^+ message-blob
=* bone-loop $
?~ snd-l
peer-loop(peers-l t.peers-l)
=/ blob-l=(list ^message-blob)
~(tap to unsent-messages.message-pump-state.i.snd-l)
|- ^+ message-blob
=* blob-loop $
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?^ blob-l
?: =(i.blob-l message-blob)
i.blob-l
blob-loop(blob-l t.blob-l)
?~ unsent-fragments.message-pump-state.i.snd-l
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bone-loop(snd-l t.snd-l)
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?: =(message-blob fragment.i.unsent-fragments.message-pump-state.i.snd-l)
`@`fragment.i.unsent-fragments.message-pump-state.i.snd-l
bone-loop(snd-l t.snd-l)
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:: +on-wake: handle timer expiration
::
++ on-wake
|= [=bone error=(unit tang)]
^+ peer-core
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:: if we previously errored out, print and reset timer for later
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::
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:: This really shouldn't happen, but if it does, make sure we
:: don't brick either this messaging flow or Behn.
::
?^ error
=. peer-core
(emit duct %pass /wake-fail %d %flog %crud %ames-wake u.error)
::
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?~ message-pump-state=(~(get by snd.peer-state) bone)
peer-core
?~ next-wake.packet-pump-state.u.message-pump-state
peer-core
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:: If we crashed because we woke up too early, assume another
:: timer is already set.
::
?: (lth now.channel u.next-wake.packet-pump-state.u.message-pump-state)
peer-core
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::
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=/ =wire (make-pump-timer-wire her.channel bone)
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(emit duct %pass wire %b %wait (add now.channel ~s30))
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:: update and print connection state
::
=. peer-core %- update-qos
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=/ expiry=@da (add ~s30 last-contact.qos.peer-state)
=? -.qos.peer-state
(gte now.channel expiry)
%dead
qos.peer-state
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:: expire direct route
::
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:: If the peer is not responding, mark the .lane.route as
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:: indirect. The next packets we emit will be sent to the
:: receiver's sponsorship chain in case the receiver's
:: transport address has changed and this lane is no longer
:: valid.
::
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:: If .her is a galaxy, the lane will always remain direct.
::
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=? route.peer-state
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?& ?=(%dead -.qos.peer-state)
?=(^ route.peer-state)
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direct.u.route.peer-state
!=(%czar (clan:title her.channel))
==
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route.peer-state(direct.u %.n)
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:: resend comet attestation packet if first message times out
::
:: The attestation packet doesn't get acked, so if we tried to
:: send a packet but it timed out, maybe they didn't get our
:: attestation.
::
:: Only resend on timeout of packets in the first message we
:: send them, since they should remember forever.
::
=? event-core
?& ?=(%pawn (clan:title our))
=(1 current:(~(got by snd.peer-state) bone))
==
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(send-blob | her.channel (attestation-packet [her her-life]:channel))
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:: maybe resend some timed out packets
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::
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(run-message-pump bone %wake ~)
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:: +send-shut-packet: fire encrypted packet at rcvr and maybe sponsors
::
++ send-shut-packet
|= =shut-packet
^+ peer-core
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:: swizzle last bone bit before sending
::
:: The peer has the opposite perspective from ours about what
:: kind of flow this is (forward/backward), so flip the bit
:: here.
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::
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=. event-core
%^ send-blob | her.channel
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%+ encode-packet &
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%: encode-shut-packet
shut-packet(bone (mix 1 bone.shut-packet))
symmetric-key.channel
our her.channel
our-life.channel her-life.channel
==
2019-07-28 10:50:32 +03:00
peer-core
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:: +got-duct: look up $duct by .bone, asserting already bound
::
++ got-duct
|= =bone
^- ^duct
~| %dangling-bone^her.channel^bone
(~(got by by-bone.ossuary.peer-state) bone)
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:: +run-message-pump: process $message-pump-task and its effects
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::
++ run-message-pump
|= [=bone task=message-pump-task]
^+ peer-core
:: pass .task to the |message-pump and apply state mutations
::
=/ =message-pump-state
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(~(gut by snd.peer-state) bone *message-pump-state)
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::
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=/ message-pump (make-message-pump message-pump-state channel)
=^ pump-gifts message-pump-state (work:message-pump task)
=. snd.peer-state (~(put by snd.peer-state) bone message-pump-state)
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:: process effects from |message-pump
::
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|^ ^+ peer-core
?~ pump-gifts peer-core
=* gift i.pump-gifts
=. peer-core
?- -.gift
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%done (on-pump-done [message-num error]:gift)
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%send (on-pump-send static-fragment.gift)
%wait (on-pump-wait date.gift)
%rest (on-pump-rest date.gift)
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==
$(pump-gifts t.pump-gifts)
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:: +on-pump-done: handle |message-pump's report of message (n)ack
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::
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++ on-pump-done
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|= [=message-num error=(unit error)]
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^+ peer-core
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:: if odd bone, ack is on "subscription update" message; no-op
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::
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?: =(1 (end 0 bone))
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peer-core
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:: even bone; is this bone a nack-trace bone?
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::
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?: =(1 (end 0 (rsh 0 bone)))
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:: nack-trace bone; assume .ok, clear nack from |message-sink
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::
=/ target-bone=^bone (mix 0b10 bone)
::
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(run-message-sink target-bone %drop message-num)
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:: not a nack-trace bone; relay ack to client vane
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::
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(emit (got-duct bone) %give %done error)
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:: +on-pump-send: emit message fragment requested by |message-pump
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::
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++ on-pump-send
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|=(f=static-fragment (send-shut-packet bone [message-num %& +]:f))
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:: +on-pump-wait: relay |message-pump's set-timer request
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::
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++ on-pump-wait
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|= date=@da
^+ peer-core
::
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=/ =wire (make-pump-timer-wire her.channel bone)
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=/ duct ~[/ames]
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(emit duct %pass wire %b %wait date)
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:: +on-pump-rest: relay |message-pump's unset-timer request
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::
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++ on-pump-rest
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|= date=@da
^+ peer-core
::
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=/ =wire (make-pump-timer-wire her.channel bone)
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=/ duct ~[/ames]
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(emit duct %pass wire %b %rest date)
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--
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:: +run-message-sink: process $message-sink-task and its effects
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::
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++ run-message-sink
|= [=bone task=message-sink-task]
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^+ peer-core
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:: pass .task to the |message-sink and apply state mutations
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::
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=/ =message-sink-state
(~(gut by rcv.peer-state) bone *message-sink-state)
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::
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=/ message-sink (make-message-sink message-sink-state channel)
=^ sink-gifts message-sink-state (work:message-sink task)
=. rcv.peer-state (~(put by rcv.peer-state) bone message-sink-state)
:: process effects from |message-sink
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::
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|^ ^+ peer-core
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?~ sink-gifts peer-core
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=* gift i.sink-gifts
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=. peer-core
?- -.gift
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%memo (on-sink-memo [message-num message]:gift)
%send (on-sink-send [message-num ack-meat]:gift)
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==
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$(sink-gifts t.sink-gifts)
:: +on-sink-send: emit ack packet as requested by |message-sink
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::
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++ on-sink-send
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|=([num=message-num ack=ack-meat] (send-shut-packet bone num %| ack))
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:: +on-sink-memo: dispatch message received by |message-sink
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::
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:: odd bone: %plea request message
:: even bone, 0 second bit: %boon response message
:: even bone, 1 second bit: nack-trace %boon message
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::
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++ on-sink-memo
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?: =(1 (end 0 bone))
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on-sink-plea
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?: =(0 (end 0 (rsh 0 bone)))
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on-sink-boon
on-sink-nack-trace
:: +on-sink-boon: handle response message received by |message-sink
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::
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:: .bone must be mapped in .ossuary.peer-state, or we crash.
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:: This means a malformed message will kill a flow. We
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:: could change this to a no-op if we had some sort of security
:: reporting.
::
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:: Note that if we had several consecutive packets in the queue
:: and crashed while processing any of them, the %hole card
:: will turn *all* of them into losts/nacks.
::
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:: TODO: This handles a previous crash in the client vane, but not in
:: Ames itself.
::
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++ on-sink-boon
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|= [=message-num message=*]
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^+ peer-core
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:: send ack unconditionally
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::
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=. peer-core (emit (got-duct bone) %give %boon message)
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=. peer-core (run-message-sink bone %done ok=%.y)
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::
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?. ?=([%hear * * ok=%.n] task)
:: fresh boon; give message to client vane
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::
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%- %+ trace msg.veb
=/ dat [her.channel bone=bone message-num=message-num -.task]
|.("sink boon {<dat>}")
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peer-core
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:: we previously crashed on this message; notify client vane
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::
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%- %+ trace msg.veb
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=/ dat [her.channel bone=bone message-num=message-num -.task]
|.("crashed on sink boon {<dat>}")
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boon-to-lost
:: +boon-to-lost: convert all boons to losts
::
++ boon-to-lost
^+ peer-core
=. moves
%+ turn moves
|= =move
?. ?=([* %give %boon *] move)
move
[duct.move %give %lost ~]
peer-core
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:: +on-sink-nack-trace: handle nack-trace received by |message-sink
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::
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++ on-sink-nack-trace
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|= [=message-num message=*]
^+ peer-core
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%- %+ trace msg.veb
=/ dat [her.channel bone=bone message-num=message-num]
|.("sink naxplanation {<dat>}")
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::
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=+ ;; =naxplanation message
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:: ack nack-trace message (only applied if we don't later crash)
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::
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=. peer-core (run-message-sink bone %done ok=%.y)
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:: flip .bone's second bit to find referenced flow
::
=/ target-bone=^bone (mix 0b10 bone)
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:: notify |message-pump that this message got naxplained
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::
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(run-message-pump target-bone %near naxplanation)
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:: +on-sink-plea: handle request message received by |message-sink
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::
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++ on-sink-plea
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|= [=message-num message=*]
^+ peer-core
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%- %+ trace msg.veb
=/ dat [her.channel bone=bone message-num=message-num]
|.("sink plea {<dat>}")
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:: is this the first time we're trying to process this message?
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::
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?. ?=([%hear * * ok=%.n] task)
:: fresh plea; pass to client vane
::
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=+ ;; =plea message
::
=/ =wire (make-bone-wire her.channel bone)
::
?+ vane.plea ~| %ames-evil-vane^our^her.channel^vane.plea !!
%a (emit duct %pass wire %a %plea her.channel plea)
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%c (emit duct %pass wire %c %plea her.channel plea)
%g (emit duct %pass wire %g %plea her.channel plea)
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%j (emit duct %pass wire %j %plea her.channel plea)
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==
:: we previously crashed on this message; send nack
::
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=. peer-core (run-message-sink bone %done ok=%.n)
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:: also send nack-trace with blank .error for security
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::
=/ nack-trace-bone=^bone (mix 0b10 bone)
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=/ =naxplanation [message-num *error]
=/ =message-blob (jam naxplanation)
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::
(run-message-pump nack-trace-bone %memo message-blob)
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--
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--
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::
++ fine
=* state fine-state.ames-state
=< |%
++ on-keen
|= =path
^+ event-core
=/ omen
~| [%fine %invalid-namespace-path path]
(need (de-omen path))
=* ship p.bem.omen
=. want.state (~(put ju want.state) path duct)
?: (~(has by part.state) path)
:: request is already ongoing
::
event-core
=. part.state (~(put by part.state) path *partial-fine)
:: if we don't know the target yet, store the request for later
::
=/ peer (~(get by peers.ames-state) ship)
?: ?=([~ %known *] peer)
(send-request p.bem.omen path 1)
%+ enqueue-alien-todo ship
|= todos=alien-agenda
todos(keens (~(put in keens.todos) path))
::
++ on-yawn
|= =path
^+ event-core
=. want.state (~(del ju want.state) path duct)
event-core
::
++ on-bide
|= =path
^+ event-core
=. hear.state (~(put ju hear.state) path duct)
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:: TODO: other vanes?
(bide-clay path)
::
++ bide-clay
|= =path
^+ event-core
?> ?=([@ @ *] path)
=/ =wire
(welp /fine/bide path)
=/ =ship (slav %p i.t.path)
=/ [vis=view bem=beam]
(need (de-omen path))
=+ ;; =care:clay
?^ vis car.vis
(rsh 3^1 vis)
=/ =rave:clay
[%sing care r.bem s.bem]
(emit duct %pass wire %c %warp p.bem q.bem `rave)
::
++ on-take-clay-bide
|= [=wire =riot:clay]
?> ?=([%fine %bide @ *] wire)
=/ pax=path t.t.wire
?> ?=([@ @ *] pax)
=/ pan=path [i t.t]:pax
=/ cas=(unit (cask))
?~ riot ~
`[p q.q]:r.u.riot
~& resolved-bide/pax
=/ wanted (~(get ju want.state) pax)
=. want.state (~(del by want.state) pax)
=/ =song
(encode-response pan cas)
%- emil
%+ turn [unix-duct.ames-state ~(tap in wanted)]
|= d=^duct
[d %give %howl pax song]
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::
++ on-hear-response
|= [=lane =packet dud=(unit goof)]
^+ event-core
?^ dud
::TODO handle
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~& [%fine %done-goofed mote.u.dud]
%- (slog tang.u.dud)
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event-core
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::NOTE we only send requests to ships we know,
:: so we should only get responses from ships we know.
:: below we assume sndr.packet is a known peer.
=* from sndr.packet
=/ peer (~(got by peers.ames-state) from)
?> ?=(%known -.peer)
?> =(sndr-tick.packet (mod life.peer 16))
::
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=/ [=peep =purr] (decode-request-info `@ux`content.packet)
=/ =rawr (decode-response-packet purr)
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(handle-response [from life.peer lane] peep rawr)
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--
|%
+$ twit :: signed request
$: signature=@
peep
==
::
+$ peep :: request data
$: =path
num=@ud
==
::
+$ rawr :: response packet ::TODO meow
$: sig=@
siz=@ud
byts
==
::
+$ roar :: response message
$: sig=@
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dat=$@(~ (cask))
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==
::
++ spit
|= =path
^- [pat=@t wid=@ud]
=+ pat=(spat path)
=+ wid=(met 3 pat)
?> (lte wid 384) ::TODO check when we handle %keen, in addition to here
[pat wid]
::
++ request-body
|= [=path num=@ud]
::NOTE path is expected to be a namespace path without the ship
^- byts
?> (lth num (bex 32))
=+ (spit path)
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:- :(add 4 2 wid)
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%+ can 3
:~ 4^num :: fragment number
2^wid :: path size
wid^`@`pat :: namespace path
==
::
++ encode-request
|= [=ship =path num=@ud]
::NOTE path is expected to be a namespace path without the ship
^- hoot ^- @
=+ bod=(request-body path num)
=+ syn=(can 3 64^(sign:keys dat.bod) bod ~)
%+ con 0b100 ::NOTE request bit
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%^ encode-packet |
[our ship]
[(mod life.ames-state 16) (mod (lyfe:keys ship) 16) ~ syn]
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::
++ encode-response ::TODO unit tests
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|= [=path data=(unit (cask))]
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^- song
:: prepend request descriptions to each response packet
::
=; pacs=(list @ux)
%- head
%^ spin pacs 1
|= [pac=@ux num=@ud]
^- [purr _num]
:_ +(num)
^- @ux
::NOTE we stub out the receiver & origin details,
:: runtime should replace them as appropriate.
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(encode-packet | [our ~zod] (mod life.ames-state 16) 0b0 ~ pac)
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:: prepend a signature and split the data into 1024-byte fragments
::
=/ frag=(list @)
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::TODO should also sign the request path
=/ sig=@ ::(full:keys path (fall data ~))
(fil 5 16 0xdead.beef)
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?~ data [sig]~
%+ rip 13 ::NOTE 1024 bytes
(cat 3 sig (jam u.data)) ::TODO should include life
:: sign & packetize the fragments
::
%- head
%^ spin frag 1
|= [dat=@ num=@ud]
:_ +(num)
^- @ux
=/ req=byts (request-body path num)
=/ bod=byts
=/ wid=@ud (met 3 dat)
:- :(add 4 2 wid)
%+ can 3
:~ 4^(lent frag) :: number of fragments
2^wid :: response data fragment size in bytes
wid^dat :: response data fragment
==
=/ sig=byts
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64^(fil 5 16 0xcafe.face)
:: 64^(fil (sign:keys (can 3 req bod ~))
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(can 3 req sig bod ~)
::
++ keys
|%
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++ mess
|=([@p life path $@(~ (cask))] (jam +<))
::
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++ full
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|= [=path data=$@(~ (cask))]
(sign (mess our life.ames-state path data))
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::
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++ sign
|= msg=@
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(fil 5 16 0xdead.beef)
:: %+ sign:ed:crypto msg
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::TODO get just the sgn key!
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:: sec:ex:crypto-core.ames-state
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::
++ lyfe
|= who=ship
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^- life
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~| [%fine %unknown-peer who]
=/ ship-state (~(got by peers.ames-state) who)
?> ?=([%known *] ship-state)
life.ship-state
::
++ pass
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|= [who=ship lyf=life]
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~| [%fine %unknown-peer who lyf]
=/ ship-state (~(got by peers.ames-state) who)
?> ?=([%known *] ship-state)
~| [%fine %life-mismatch who lyf]
?> =(lyf life.ship-state)
public-key.ship-state
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::
++ veri
|= [who=ship lyf=life sig=@ dat=@]
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&
::%^ veri:ed:crypto sig
:: dat
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::TODO get jsut the sign key!
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:: pub:ex:(com:nu:crub:crypto (pass:keys who lyf))
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::
++ meri
|= [who=ship lyf=life pax=path sig=@ dat=$@(~ (cask))]
(veri who lyf sig (mess who lyf pax dat))
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--
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:: TODO: should not crash,
:: improve routing?
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++ get-lane
|= =ship
^- lane:ames
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=/ =peer-state
(got-peer-state ship)
lane:(need route.peer-state)
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::
++ decode-request
|= =hoot
^- twit
:- sig=(cut 3 [0 64] hoot)
-:(decode-request-info (rsh 3^64 hoot))
::
++ decode-request-info
|= =hoot
^- [=peep =purr]
=+ num=(cut 3 [0 4] hoot)
=+ len=(cut 3 [4 2] hoot)
=+ pat=(cut 3 [6 len] hoot)
:- [(stab pat) num]
:: if there is data remaining, it's the response
(rsh [3 (add 6 len)] hoot)
::
++ decode-response-packet
|= =purr
=; =rawr
~? !=(wid.rawr (met 3 dat.rawr)) [%fine %unexpected-dat-size]
rawr
:* sig=(cut 3 [0 64] purr)
siz=(cut 3 [64 4] purr)
wid=(cut 3 [68 2] purr)
dat=(rsh 3^70 purr)
==
::
++ decode-response-msg
|= partial-fine ::TODO maybe take @ instead
^- roar
=/ mess=@
%+ can 3 ::TODO just (rep 13 -)
%+ turn (gulf 1 num-fragments)
~(got by fragments)
:- sig=(cut 3 [0 64] mess)
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=+ dat=(rsh 3^64 mess)
?~ dat ~
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~| [%fine %response-not-cask]
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;;((cask) (cue dat))
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::
++ send-request
|= [=ship =path num=@ud]
^+ event-core
:: make sure we exclude the ship from the path proper,
:: since it already gets included in the request header
::
=. path (oust [1 1] path)
=/ =lane:ames (get-lane ship)
=/ =hoot (encode-request ship path 1)
%- emit
[unix-duct.ames-state %give %send lane `@ux`hoot]
::
++ process-response
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|= [[from=ship =life] =path sig=@ data=$@(~ (cask))]
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^+ event-core
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?> (meri:keys from life path sig data)
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~& got-response/path
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=. event-core
%- emil
%+ turn ~(tap in (~(get ju want.state) path))
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(late [%give %tune path ?@(data data `data)])
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=. want.state (~(del by want.state) path)
=. part.state (~(del by part.state) path)
event-core
::
++ handle-response
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|= [[from=ship =life =lane:ames] =peep =rawr]
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^+ event-core
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?> ?=([@ *] path.peep)
=/ =path [i.path.peep (scot %p from) t.path.peep]
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~& path
~& ~(key by part.state)
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?: =(0 siz.rawr)
?> =(~ dat.rawr)
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(process-response [from life] path sig.rawr ~)
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?. (~(has by part.state) path)
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:: we did not initiate this request, or it's been cancelled
::
!!
=/ partial=partial-fine
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(~(got by part.state) path)
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=. partial
?: (~(has by fragments.partial) num.peep)
partial
=, partial
:+ ~| [%fine %response-size-changed have=num-fragments new=siz.rawr]
?> |(=(0 num-fragments) =(num-fragments siz.rawr))
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siz.rawr
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+(num-received)
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?> (veri:keys from life [sig dat]:rawr)
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(~(put by fragments) num.peep [wid dat]:rawr)
::
?: =(num-fragments num-received):partial
:: we have all the parts now, construct the full response
::
=/ =roar (decode-response-msg partial)
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(process-response [from life] path [sig dat]:roar)
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:: otherwise, store the part, and send out the next request
::
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=. part.state (~(put by part.state) path partial)
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=/ next-num=@ud
=/ next=@ud +(num.peep)
:: we should receive responses in order, but in case we don't...
::
|-
?. (~(has by fragments.partial) next) next
$(next +((mod next num-fragments.partial)))
::
=/ =hoot (encode-request from path.peep next-num)
::TODO ask amsden, should we shotgun? we can tweak this
:: for now (mvp) though, stay 1-to-1
::TODO update lane in ames state
::TODO is reusing the lane fine?
%- emit
[unix-duct.ames-state %give %send lane `@ux`hoot]
--
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--
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:: +make-message-pump: constructor for |message-pump
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::
++ make-message-pump
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|= [state=message-pump-state =channel]
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=* veb veb.bug.channel
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=| gifts=(list message-pump-gift)
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::
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|%
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++ message-pump .
++ give |=(gift=message-pump-gift message-pump(gifts [gift gifts]))
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++ packet-pump (make-packet-pump packet-pump-state.state channel)
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++ trace
|= [verb=? print=(trap tape)]
^+ same
(^trace verb her.channel ships.bug.channel print)
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:: +work: handle a $message-pump-task
::
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++ work
|= task=message-pump-task
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^+ [gifts state]
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::
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=~ (dispatch-task task)
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feed-packets
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(run-packet-pump %halt ~)
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assert
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[(flop gifts) state]
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==
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:: +dispatch-task: perform task-specific processing
::
++ dispatch-task
|= task=message-pump-task
^+ message-pump
::
?- -.task
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%memo (on-memo message-blob.task)
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%wake (run-packet-pump %wake current.state)
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%hear
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?- -.ack-meat.task
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%& (on-hear [message-num fragment-num=p.ack-meat]:task)
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%| (on-done [message-num ?:(ok.p.ack-meat [%ok ~] [%nack ~])]:task)
==
%near (on-done [message-num %naxplanation error]:naxplanation.task)
==
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:: +on-memo: handle request to send a message
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::
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++ on-memo
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|= =message-blob
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^+ message-pump
::
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=. unsent-messages.state (~(put to unsent-messages.state) message-blob)
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message-pump
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:: +on-hear: handle packet acknowledgment
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::
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++ on-hear
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|= [=message-num =fragment-num]
^+ message-pump
:: pass to |packet-pump unless duplicate or future ack
::
?. (is-message-num-in-range message-num)
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%- (trace snd.veb |.("hear pump out of range"))
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message-pump
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(run-packet-pump %hear message-num fragment-num)
:: +on-done: handle message acknowledgment
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::
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:: A nack-trace message counts as a valid message nack on the
:: original failed message.
::
:: This prevents us from having to wait for a message nack packet,
:: which would mean we couldn't immediately ack the nack-trace
:: message, which would in turn violate the semantics of backward
:: flows.
::
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++ on-done
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|= [=message-num =ack]
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^+ message-pump
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:: unsent messages from the future should never get acked
::
?> (lth message-num next.state)
:: ignore duplicate message acks
::
?: (lth message-num current.state)
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%- %+ trace snd.veb
|.("duplicate done {<current=current.state message-num=message-num>}")
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message-pump
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:: ignore duplicate and future acks
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::
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?. (is-message-num-in-range message-num)
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message-pump
:: clear and print .unsent-fragments if nonempty
::
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=? unsent-fragments.state
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&(=(current next) ?=(^ unsent-fragments)):state
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::
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~> %slog.0^leaf/"ames: early message ack {<her.channel>}"
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~
:: clear all packets from this message from the packet pump
::
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=. message-pump (run-packet-pump %done message-num lag=*@dr)
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:: enqueue this ack to be sent back to local client vane
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::
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:: Don't clobber a naxplanation with just a nack packet.
::
=? queued-message-acks.state
=/ old (~(get by queued-message-acks.state) message-num)
!?=([~ %naxplanation *] old)
(~(put by queued-message-acks.state) message-num ack)
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:: emit local acks from .queued-message-acks until incomplete
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::
|- ^+ message-pump
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:: if .current hasn't been fully acked, we're done
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::
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?~ cur=(~(get by queued-message-acks.state) current.state)
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message-pump
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:: .current is complete; pop, emit local ack, and try next message
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::
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=. queued-message-acks.state
(~(del by queued-message-acks.state) current.state)
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:: clear all packets from this message from the packet pump
::
:: Note we did this when the original packet came in, a few lines
:: above. It's not clear why, but it doesn't always clear the
:: packets when it's not the current message. As a workaround,
:: we clear the packets again when we catch up to this packet.
::
:: This is slightly inefficient because we run this twice for
:: each packet and it may emit a few unnecessary packets, but
:: but it's not incorrect. pump-metrics are updated only once,
:: at the time when we actually delete the packet.
::
=. message-pump (run-packet-pump %done current.state lag=*@dr)
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:: give %done to vane if we're ready
::
?- -.u.cur
%ok
=. message-pump (give %done current.state ~)
$(current.state +(current.state))
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::
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%nack
message-pump
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::
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%naxplanation
=. message-pump (give %done current.state `error.u.cur)
$(current.state +(current.state))
==
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:: +is-message-num-in-range: %.y unless duplicate or future ack
::
++ is-message-num-in-range
|= =message-num
^- ?
::
?: (gte message-num next.state)
%.n
?: (lth message-num current.state)
%.n
!(~(has by queued-message-acks.state) message-num)
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:: +feed-packets: give packets to |packet-pump until full
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::
++ feed-packets
:: if nothing to send, no-op
::
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?: &(=(~ unsent-messages) =(~ unsent-fragments)):state
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message-pump
:: we have unsent fragments of the current message; feed them
::
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?. =(~ unsent-fragments.state)
=/ res (feed:packet-pump unsent-fragments.state)
=+ [unsent packet-pump-gifts packet-pump-state]=res
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::
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=. unsent-fragments.state unsent
=. packet-pump-state.state packet-pump-state
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::
=. message-pump (process-packet-pump-gifts packet-pump-gifts)
:: if it sent all of them, feed it more; otherwise, we're done
::
?~ unsent
feed-packets
message-pump
:: .unsent-messages is nonempty; pop a message off and feed it
::
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=^ =message-blob unsent-messages.state ~(get to unsent-messages.state)
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:: break .message into .chunks and set as .unsent-fragments
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::
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=. unsent-fragments.state (split-message next.state message-blob)
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:: try to feed packets from the next message
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::
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=. next.state +(next.state)
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feed-packets
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:: +run-packet-pump: call +work:packet-pump and process results
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::
++ run-packet-pump
|= =packet-pump-task
^+ message-pump
::
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=^ packet-pump-gifts packet-pump-state.state
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(work:packet-pump packet-pump-task)
::
(process-packet-pump-gifts packet-pump-gifts)
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:: +process-packet-pump-gifts: pass |packet-pump effects up the chain
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::
++ process-packet-pump-gifts
|= packet-pump-gifts=(list packet-pump-gift)
^+ message-pump
::
?~ packet-pump-gifts
message-pump
=. message-pump (give i.packet-pump-gifts)
::
$(packet-pump-gifts t.packet-pump-gifts)
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:: +assert: sanity checks to isolate error cases
::
++ assert
^+ message-pump
=/ top-live
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(pry:packet-queue:*make-packet-pump live.packet-pump-state.state)
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?. |(?=(~ top-live) (lte current.state message-num.key.u.top-live))
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~| [%strange-current current=current.state key.u.top-live]
!!
message-pump
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--
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:: +make-packet-pump: construct |packet-pump core
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::
++ make-packet-pump
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|= [state=packet-pump-state =channel]
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=* veb veb.bug.channel
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=| gifts=(list packet-pump-gift)
|%
++ packet-pump .
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++ give |=(packet-pump-gift packet-pump(gifts [+< gifts]))
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++ trace
|= [verb=? print=(trap tape)]
^+ same
(^trace verb her.channel ships.bug.channel print)
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:: +packet-queue: type for all sent fragments, ordered by sequence number
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::
++ packet-queue
%- (ordered-map live-packet-key live-packet-val)
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lte-packets
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:: +gauge: inflate a |pump-gauge to track congestion control
::
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++ gauge (make-pump-gauge now.channel metrics.state [her bug]:channel)
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:: +work: handle $packet-pump-task request
::
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++ work
|= task=packet-pump-task
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^+ [gifts state]
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::
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=- [(flop gifts) state]
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::
?- -.task
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%hear (on-hear [message-num fragment-num]:task)
%done (on-done message-num.task)
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%wake (on-wake current.task)
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%halt set-wake
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==
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:: +on-wake: handle packet timeout
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::
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++ on-wake
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|= current=message-num
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^+ packet-pump
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:: assert temporal coherence
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::
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?< =(~ next-wake.state)
?> (gte now.channel (need next-wake.state))
=. next-wake.state ~
:: tell congestion control a packet timed out
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::
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=. metrics.state on-timeout:gauge
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:: re-send first packet and update its state in-place
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::
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=- =* res -
=. live.state live.res
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=? packet-pump ?=(^ static-fragment)
%- %+ trace snd.veb
=/ nums [message-num fragment-num]:u.static-fragment.res
|.("dead {<nums^show:gauge>}")
(give %send u.static-fragment.res)
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packet-pump
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::
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=| acc=(unit static-fragment)
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^+ [static-fragment=acc live=live.state]
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::
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%^ (dip:packet-queue _acc) live.state acc
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|= $: acc=_acc
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key=live-packet-key
val=live-packet-val
==
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^- [new-val=(unit live-packet-val) stop=? _acc]
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:: if already acked later message, don't resend
::
?: (lth message-num.key current)
%- %- slog :_ ~
leaf+"ames: strange wake queue, expected {<current>}, got {<key>}"
[~ stop=%.n ~]
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:: packet has expired; update it in-place, stop, and produce it
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::
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=. last-sent.val now.channel
=. retries.val +(retries.val)
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::
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[`val stop=%.y `(to-static-fragment key val)]
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:: +feed: try to send a list of packets, returning unsent and effects
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::
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++ feed
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|= fragments=(list static-fragment)
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^+ [fragments gifts state]
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:: return unsent back to caller and reverse effects to finalize
::
=- [unsent (flop gifts) state]
::
^+ [unsent=fragments packet-pump]
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:: bite off as many fragments as we can send
::
=/ num-slots num-slots:gauge
=/ sent (scag num-slots fragments)
=/ unsent (slag num-slots fragments)
::
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:- unsent
^+ packet-pump
:: if nothing to send, we're done
::
?~ sent packet-pump
:: convert $static-fragment's into +ordered-set [key val] pairs
::
=/ send-list
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%+ turn sent
|= static-fragment
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^- [key=live-packet-key val=live-packet-val]
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::
:- [message-num fragment-num]
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:- [sent-date=now.channel retries=0 skips=0]
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[num-fragments fragment]
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:: update .live and .metrics
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::
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=. live.state (gas:packet-queue live.state send-list)
=. metrics.state (on-sent:gauge (lent send-list))
:: TMI
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::
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=> .(sent `(list static-fragment)`sent)
:: emit a $packet-pump-gift for each packet to send
::
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%+ roll sent
|= [packet=static-fragment core=_packet-pump]
(give:core %send packet)
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:: +fast-resend-after-ack: resend timed out packets
::
:: After we finally receive an ack, we want to resend all the live
:: packets that have been building up.
::
++ fast-resend-after-ack
|= [=message-num =fragment-num]
^+ packet-pump
=; res=[resends=(list static-fragment) live=_live.state]
=. live.state live.res
%+ reel resends.res
|= [packet=static-fragment core=_packet-pump]
(give:core %send packet)
::
=/ acc
resends=*(list static-fragment)
::
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%^ (dip:packet-queue _acc) live.state acc
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|= $: acc=_acc
key=live-packet-key
val=live-packet-val
==
^- [new-val=(unit live-packet-val) stop=? _acc]
?: (lte-packets key [message-num fragment-num])
[new-val=`val stop=%.n acc]
::
?: (gth (next-expiry:gauge key val) now.channel)
[new-val=`val stop=%.y acc]
::
=. last-sent.val now.channel
=. resends.acc [(to-static-fragment key val) resends.acc]
[new-val=`val stop=%.n acc]
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:: +on-hear: handle ack on a live packet
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::
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:: If the packet was in our queue, delete it and update our
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:: metrics, possibly re-sending skipped packets. Otherwise, no-op.
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::
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++ on-hear
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|= [=message-num =fragment-num]
^+ packet-pump
::
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=- :: if no sent packet matches the ack, don't apply mutations or effects
::
?. found.-
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%- (trace snd.veb |.("miss {<show:gauge>}"))
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packet-pump
::
=. metrics.state metrics.-
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=. live.state live.-
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%- ?. ?| =(0 fragment-num)
=(0 (mod counter.metrics.state 20))
==
same
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(trace snd.veb |.("send: {<[fragment=fragment-num show:gauge]>}"))
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:: .resends is backward, so fold backward and emit
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::
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=. packet-pump
%+ reel resends.-
|= [packet=static-fragment core=_packet-pump]
(give:core %send packet)
(fast-resend-after-ack message-num fragment-num)
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::
=/ acc
:* found=`?`%.n
resends=*(list static-fragment)
metrics=metrics.state
==
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::
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^+ [acc live=live.state]
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::
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%^ (dip:packet-queue _acc) live.state acc
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|= $: acc=_acc
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key=live-packet-key
val=live-packet-val
==
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^- [new-val=(unit live-packet-val) stop=? _acc]
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::
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=/ gauge (make-pump-gauge now.channel metrics.acc [her bug]:channel)
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:: is this the acked packet?
::
?: =(key [message-num fragment-num])
:: delete acked packet, update metrics, and stop traversal
::
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=. found.acc %.y
=. metrics.acc (on-ack:gauge -.val)
[new-val=~ stop=%.y acc]
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:: is this a duplicate ack?
::
?. (lte-packets key [message-num fragment-num])
:: stop, nothing more to do
::
[new-val=`val stop=%.y acc]
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:: ack was on later packet; mark skipped, tell gauge, and continue
::
=. skips.val +(skips.val)
=^ resend metrics.acc (on-skipped-packet:gauge -.val)
?. resend
[new-val=`val stop=%.n acc]
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::
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=. last-sent.val now.channel
=. retries.val +(retries.val)
=. resends.acc [(to-static-fragment key val) resends.acc]
[new-val=`val stop=%.n acc]
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:: +on-done: apply ack to all packets from .message-num
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::
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++ on-done
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|= =message-num
^+ packet-pump
::
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=- =. metrics.state metrics.-
=. live.state live.-
::
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%- (trace snd.veb |.("done {<message-num=message-num^show:gauge>}"))
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(fast-resend-after-ack message-num `fragment-num`0)
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::
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^+ [metrics=metrics.state live=live.state]
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::
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%^ (dip:packet-queue pump-metrics) live.state acc=metrics.state
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|= $: metrics=pump-metrics
key=live-packet-key
val=live-packet-val
==
^- [new-val=(unit live-packet-val) stop=? pump-metrics]
::
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=/ gauge (make-pump-gauge now.channel metrics [her bug]:channel)
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:: if we get an out-of-order ack for a message, skip until it
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::
?: (lth message-num.key message-num)
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[new-val=`val stop=%.n metrics]
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:: if packet was from acked message, delete it and continue
::
?: =(message-num.key message-num)
[new-val=~ stop=%.n metrics=(on-ack:gauge -.val)]
:: we've gone past the acked message; we're done
::
[new-val=`val stop=%.y metrics]
:: +set-wake: set, unset, or reset timer, emitting moves
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::
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++ set-wake
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^+ packet-pump
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:: if nonempty .live, pry at head to get next wake time
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::
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=/ new-wake=(unit @da)
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?~ head=(pry:packet-queue live.state)
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~
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`(next-expiry:gauge u.head)
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:: no-op if no change
::
?: =(new-wake next-wake.state) packet-pump
:: unset old timer if non-null
::
=? packet-pump !=(~ next-wake.state)
=/ old (need next-wake.state)
=. next-wake.state ~
(give %rest old)
:: set new timer if non-null
::
=? packet-pump ?=(^ new-wake)
=. next-wake.state new-wake
(give %wait u.new-wake)
::
packet-pump
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--
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:: +to-static-fragment: convenience function for |packet-pump
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::
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++ to-static-fragment
|= [live-packet-key live-packet-val]
^- static-fragment
[message-num num-fragments fragment-num fragment]
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:: +make-pump-gauge: construct |pump-gauge congestion control core
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::
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++ make-pump-gauge
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|= [now=@da pump-metrics =ship =bug]
=* veb veb.bug
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=* metrics +<+<
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|%
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++ trace
|= [verb=? print=(trap tape)]
^+ same
(^trace verb ship ships.bug print)
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:: +next-expiry: when should a newly sent fresh packet time out?
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::
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:: Use rtt + 4*sigma, where sigma is the mean deviation of rtt.
:: This should make it unlikely that a packet would time out from a
:: delay, as opposed to an actual packet loss.
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::
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++ next-expiry
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|= [live-packet-key live-packet-val]
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^- @da
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(add last-sent rto)
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:: +num-slots: how many packets can we send right now?
::
++ num-slots
^- @ud
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(sub-safe cwnd num-live)
:: +on-sent: adjust metrics based on sending .num-sent fresh packets
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::
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++ on-sent
|= num-sent=@ud
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^- pump-metrics
::
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=. num-live (add num-live num-sent)
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metrics
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:: +on-ack: adjust metrics based on a packet getting acknowledged
::
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++ on-ack
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|= =packet-state
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^- pump-metrics
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::
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=. counter +(counter)
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=. num-live (dec num-live)
:: if below congestion threshold, add 1; else, add avg. 1 / cwnd
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::
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=. cwnd
?: in-slow-start
+(cwnd)
(add cwnd !=(0 (mod (mug now) cwnd)))
:: if this was a re-send, don't adjust rtt or downstream state
::
?. =(0 retries.packet-state)
metrics
:: rtt-datum: new rtt measurement based on this packet roundtrip
::
=/ rtt-datum=@dr (sub-safe now last-sent.packet-state)
:: rtt-error: difference between this rtt measurement and expected
::
=/ rtt-error=@dr
?: (gte rtt-datum rtt)
(sub rtt-datum rtt)
(sub rtt rtt-datum)
:: exponential weighting ratio for .rtt and .rttvar
::
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%- %+ trace ges.veb
|.("ack update {<show rtt-datum=rtt-datum rtt-error=rtt-error>}")
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=. rtt (div (add rtt-datum (mul rtt 7)) 8)
=. rttvar (div (add rtt-error (mul rttvar 7)) 8)
=. rto (clamp-rto (add rtt (mul 4 rttvar)))
::
metrics
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:: +on-skipped-packet: handle misordered ack
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::
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++ on-skipped-packet
|= packet-state
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^- [resend=? pump-metrics]
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::
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=/ resend=? &(=(0 retries) |(in-recovery (gte skips 3)))
:- resend
::
=? cwnd !in-recovery (max 2 (div cwnd 2))
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%- %+ trace snd.veb
|.("skip {<[resend=resend in-recovery=in-recovery show]>}")
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metrics
:: +on-timeout: (re)enter slow-start mode on packet loss
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::
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++ on-timeout
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^- pump-metrics
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::
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%- (trace ges.veb |.("timeout update {<show>}"))
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=: ssthresh (max 1 (div cwnd 2))
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cwnd 1
rto (clamp-rto (mul rto 2))
==
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metrics
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:: +clamp-rto: apply min and max to an .rto value
::
++ clamp-rto
|= rto=@dr
^+ rto
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(min ~m2 (max ^~((div ~s1 5)) rto))
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:: +in-slow-start: %.y iff we're in "slow-start" mode
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::
++ in-slow-start
^- ?
(lth cwnd ssthresh)
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:: +in-recovery: %.y iff we're recovering from a skipped packet
::
:: We finish recovering when .num-live finally dips back down to
:: .cwnd.
::
++ in-recovery
^- ?
(gth num-live cwnd)
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:: +sub-safe: subtract with underflow protection
::
++ sub-safe
|= [a=@ b=@]
^- @
?:((lte a b) 0 (sub a b))
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:: +show: produce a printable version of .metrics
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::
++ show
=/ ms (div ~s1 1.000)
::
:* rto=(div rto ms)
rtt=(div rtt ms)
rttvar=(div rttvar ms)
ssthresh=ssthresh
cwnd=cwnd
num-live=num-live
counter=counter
==
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--
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:: +make-message-sink: construct |message-sink message receiver core
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::
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++ make-message-sink
|= [state=message-sink-state =channel]
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=* veb veb.bug.channel
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=| gifts=(list message-sink-gift)
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|%
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++ message-sink .
++ give |=(message-sink-gift message-sink(gifts [+< gifts]))
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++ trace
|= [verb=? print=(trap tape)]
^+ same
(^trace verb her.channel ships.bug.channel print)
:: +work: handle a $message-sink-task
::
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++ work
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|= task=message-sink-task
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^+ [gifts state]
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::
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=- [(flop gifts) state]
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::
?- -.task
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%done (on-done ok.task)
%drop (on-drop message-num.task)
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%hear (on-hear [lane shut-packet ok]:task)
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==
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:: +on-hear: receive message fragment, possibly completing message
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::
++ on-hear
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|= [=lane =shut-packet ok=?]
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^+ message-sink
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:: we know this is a fragment, not an ack; expose into namespace
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::
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?> ?=(%& -.meat.shut-packet)
=+ [num-fragments fragment-num fragment]=+.meat.shut-packet
:: seq: message sequence number, for convenience
::
=/ seq message-num.shut-packet
:: ignore messages from far future; limit to 10 in progress
::
?: (gte seq (add 10 last-acked.state))
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%- %+ trace odd.veb
|.("future %hear {<seq=seq^last-acked=last-acked.state>}")
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message-sink
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::
=/ is-last-fragment=? =(+(fragment-num) num-fragments)
:: always ack a dupe!
::
?: (lte seq last-acked.state)
?. is-last-fragment
:: single packet ack
::
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%- %+ trace rcv.veb
|.("send dupe ack {<seq=seq^fragment-num=fragment-num>}")
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(give %send seq %& fragment-num)
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:: whole message (n)ack
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::
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=/ ok=? !(~(has in nax.state) seq)
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%- (trace rcv.veb |.("send dupe message ack {<seq=seq>} ok={<ok>}"))
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(give %send seq %| ok lag=`@dr`0)
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:: last-acked<seq<=last-heard; heard message, unprocessed
::
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:: Only true if we've heard some packets we haven't acked, which
:: doesn't happen for boons.
::
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?: (lte seq last-heard.state)
?: is-last-fragment
:: drop last packet since we don't know whether to ack or nack
::
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%- %+ trace rcv.veb
|. ^- tape
=/ data
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:* her.channel seq=seq
fragment-num=fragment-num num-fragments=num-fragments
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la=last-acked.state lh=last-heard.state
==
"hear last in-progress {<data>}"
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message-sink
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:: ack all other packets
::
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%- %+ trace rcv.veb |.
=/ data
[seq=seq fragment-num=fragment-num num-fragments=num-fragments]
"send ack-1 {<data>}"
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(give %send seq %& fragment-num)
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:: last-heard<seq<10+last-heard; this is a packet in a live message
::
=/ =partial-rcv-message
:: create default if first fragment
::
?~ existing=(~(get by live-messages.state) seq)
[num-fragments num-received=0 fragments=~]
:: we have an existing partial message; check parameters match
::
?> (gth num-fragments.u.existing fragment-num)
?> =(num-fragments.u.existing num-fragments)
::
u.existing
::
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=/ already-heard-fragment=?
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(~(has by fragments.partial-rcv-message) fragment-num)
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:: ack dupes except for the last fragment, in which case drop
::
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?: already-heard-fragment
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?: is-last-fragment
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%- %+ trace rcv.veb |.
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=/ data
[her.channel seq=seq lh=last-heard.state la=last-acked.state]
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"hear last dupe {<data>}"
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message-sink
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%- %+ trace rcv.veb
|.("send dupe ack {<her.channel^seq=seq^fragment-num=fragment-num>}")
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(give %send seq %& fragment-num)
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:: new fragment; store in state and check if message is done
::
=. num-received.partial-rcv-message
+(num-received.partial-rcv-message)
::
=. fragments.partial-rcv-message
(~(put by fragments.partial-rcv-message) fragment-num fragment)
::
=. live-messages.state
(~(put by live-messages.state) seq partial-rcv-message)
:: ack any packet other than the last one, and continue either way
::
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=? message-sink !is-last-fragment
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%- %+ trace rcv.veb |.
=/ data
[seq=seq fragment-num=fragment-num num-fragments=num-fragments]
"send ack-2 {<data>}"
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(give %send seq %& fragment-num)
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:: enqueue all completed messages starting at +(last-heard.state)
::
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|- ^+ message-sink
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:: if this is not the next message to ack, we're done
::
?. =(seq +(last-heard.state))
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message-sink
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:: if we haven't heard anything from this message, we're done
::
?~ live=(~(get by live-messages.state) seq)
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message-sink
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:: if the message isn't done yet, we're done
::
?. =(num-received num-fragments):u.live
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message-sink
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:: we have whole message; update state, assemble, and send to vane
::
=. last-heard.state +(last-heard.state)
=. live-messages.state (~(del by live-messages.state) seq)
::
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%- %+ trace msg.veb
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|.("hear {<her.channel>} {<seq=seq>} {<num-fragments.u.live>}kb")
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=/ message=* (assemble-fragments [num-fragments fragments]:u.live)
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=. message-sink (enqueue-to-vane seq message)
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::
$(seq +(seq))
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:: +enqueue-to-vane: enqueue message to be sent to local vane
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::
++ enqueue-to-vane
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|= [seq=message-num message=*]
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^+ message-sink
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::
=/ empty=? =(~ pending-vane-ack.state)
=. pending-vane-ack.state (~(put to pending-vane-ack.state) seq message)
?. empty
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message-sink
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(give %memo seq message)
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:: +on-done: handle confirmation of message processing from vane
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::
++ on-done
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|= ok=?
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^+ message-sink
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::
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=^ pending pending-vane-ack.state ~(get to pending-vane-ack.state)
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=/ =message-num message-num.p.pending
::
=. last-acked.state +(last-acked.state)
=? nax.state !ok (~(put in nax.state) message-num)
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::
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=. message-sink (give %send message-num %| ok lag=`@dr`0)
=/ next ~(top to pending-vane-ack.state)
?~ next
message-sink
(give %memo u.next)
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:: +on-drop: drop .message-num from our .nax state
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::
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++ on-drop
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|= =message-num
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^+ message-sink
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::
=. nax.state (~(del in nax.state) message-num)
::
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message-sink
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--
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--