Merge pull request #4744 from urbit/pp/alley

king: fix lanes yet again, also reuse udp port
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@ -25,10 +25,10 @@ module Urbit.Arvo.Common
import Urbit.Prelude
import Control.Monad.Fail (fail)
import Data.Bits
import Data.Serialize
import qualified Network.HTTP.Types.Method as H
import qualified Network.Socket as N
import qualified Urbit.Ob as Ob
@ -159,6 +159,19 @@ deriveNoun ''JsonNode
-- Ames Destinations -------------------------------------------------
serializeToNoun :: Serialize a => a -> Noun
serializeToNoun = A . bytesAtom . encode
serializeParseNoun :: Serialize a => String -> Int -> Noun -> Parser a
serializeParseNoun desc len = named (pack desc) . \case
A (atomBytes -> bs)
-- Atoms lose leading 0s, but since lsb, these become trailing NULs
| length bs <= len -> case decode $ bs <> replicate (len - length bs) 0 of
Right aa -> pure aa
Left msg -> fail msg
| otherwise -> fail ("putative " <> desc <> " " <> show bs <> " too long")
C{} -> fail ("unexpected cell in " <> desc)
newtype Patp a = Patp { unPatp :: a }
deriving newtype (Eq, Ord, Enum, Real, Integral, Num, ToNoun, FromNoun)
@ -167,17 +180,29 @@ newtype Port = Port { unPort :: Word16 }
deriving newtype (Eq, Ord, Show, Enum, Real, Integral, Num, ToNoun, FromNoun)
-- @if
newtype Ipv4 = Ipv4 { unIpv4 :: Word32 }
deriving newtype (Eq, Ord, Enum, Real, Integral, Num, ToNoun, FromNoun)
newtype Ipv4 = Ipv4 { unIpv4 :: N.HostAddress }
deriving newtype (Eq, Ord, Enum)
instance Serialize Ipv4 where
get = (\a b c d -> Ipv4 $ N.tupleToHostAddress $ (d, c, b, a))
<$> getWord8 <*> getWord8 <*> getWord8 <*> getWord8
put (Ipv4 (N.hostAddressToTuple -> (a, b, c, d))) = for_ [d, c, b, a] putWord8
instance ToNoun Ipv4 where
toNoun = serializeToNoun
instance FromNoun Ipv4 where
parseNoun = serializeParseNoun "Ipv4" 4
instance Show Ipv4 where
show (Ipv4 i) =
show ((shiftR i 24) .&. 0xff) ++ "." ++
show ((shiftR i 16) .&. 0xff) ++ "." ++
show ((shiftR i 8) .&. 0xff) ++ "." ++
show (i .&. 0xff)
show (Ipv4 (N.hostAddressToTuple -> (a, b, c, d))) =
show a ++ "." ++
show b ++ "." ++
show c ++ "." ++
show d
-- @is
-- should probably use hostAddress6ToTuple here, but no one uses it right now
newtype Ipv6 = Ipv6 { unIpv6 :: Word128 }
deriving newtype (Eq, Ord, Show, Enum, Real, Integral, Num, ToNoun, FromNoun)
@ -190,21 +215,14 @@ data AmesAddress = AAIpv4 Ipv4 Port
deriving (Eq, Ord, Show)
instance Serialize AmesAddress where
get = AAIpv4 <$> (Ipv4 <$> getWord32le) <*> (Port <$> getWord16le)
put (AAIpv4 (Ipv4 ip) (Port port)) = putWord32le ip >> putWord16le port
get = AAIpv4 <$> get <*> (Port <$> getWord16le)
put (AAIpv4 ip (Port port)) = put ip >> putWord16le port
instance FromNoun AmesAddress where
parseNoun = named "AmesAddress" . \case
A (atomBytes -> bs)
-- Atoms lose leading 0s, but since lsb, these become trailing NULs
| length bs <= 6 -> case decode $ bs <> replicate (6 - length bs) 0 of
Right aa -> pure aa
Left msg -> fail msg
| otherwise -> fail ("putative address " <> show bs <> " too long")
C{} -> fail "unexpected cell in ames address"
parseNoun = serializeParseNoun "AmesAddress" 6
instance ToNoun AmesAddress where
toNoun = A . bytesAtom . encode
toNoun = serializeToNoun
type AmesDest = Each Galaxy AmesAddress

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@ -80,10 +80,6 @@ data ShipClass
muk :: ByteString -> Word20
muk bs = mugBS bs .&. (2 ^ 20 - 1)
-- XX check this
getAmesAddress :: Get AmesAddress
getAmesAddress = AAIpv4 <$> (Ipv4 <$> getWord32le) <*> (Port <$> getWord16le)
putAmesAddress :: Putter AmesAddress
putAmesAddress = \case
AAIpv4 (Ipv4 ip) (Port port) -> putWord32le ip >> putWord16le port
@ -104,7 +100,7 @@ instance Serialize Packet where
guard isAmes
pktOrigin <- if isRelayed
then Just <$> getAmesAddress
then Just <$> get
else pure Nothing
-- body
@ -157,9 +153,10 @@ instance Serialize Packet where
putWord32le head
case pktOrigin of
Just o -> putAmesAddress o
Just o -> put o
Nothing -> pure ()
putByteString body
where
putShipGetRank s@(Ship (LargeKey p q)) = case () of
_ | s < 2 ^ 16 -> (0, putWord16le $ fromIntegral s) -- lord

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@ -4,8 +4,12 @@
1. Opens a UDP socket and makes sure that it stays open.
- If can't open the port, wait and try again repeatedly.
- If there is an error reading or writting from the open socket,
close it and open another.
- If there is an error reading to or writing from the open socket,
close it and open another, making sure, however, to reuse the
same port
NOTE: It's not clear what, if anything, closing and reopening
the socket does. We're keeping this behavior out of conservatism
until we understand it better.
2. Receives packets from the socket.
@ -158,7 +162,7 @@ realUdpServ
-> HostAddress
-> AmesStat
-> RIO e UdpServ
realUdpServ por hos sat = do
realUdpServ startPort hos sat = do
logInfo $ displayShow ("AMES", "UDP", "Starting real UDP server.")
env <- ask
@ -202,23 +206,30 @@ realUdpServ por hos sat = do
did <- atomically (tryWriteTBQueue qSend (a, b))
when (did == False) $ do
logWarn "AMES: UDP: Dropping outbound packet because queue is full."
let opener por = do
logInfo $ displayShow $ ("AMES", "UDP", "Trying to open socket, port",)
por
sk <- forceBind por hos
sn <- io $ getSocketName sk
sp <- io $ socketPort sk
logInfo $ displayShow $ ("AMES", "UDP", "Got socket", sn, sp)
tOpen <- async $ forever $ do
sk <- forceBind por hos
sn <- io $ getSocketName sk
let waitForRelease = do
atomically (writeTVar vSock (Just sk))
broken <- atomically (takeTMVar vFail)
logWarn "AMES: UDP: Closing broken socket."
io (close broken)
let waitForRelease = do
atomically (writeTVar vSock (Just sk))
broken <- atomically (takeTMVar vFail)
logWarn "AMES: UDP: Closing broken socket."
io (close broken)
case sn of
(SockAddrInet boundPort _) ->
-- When we're on IPv4, maybe port forward at the NAT.
rwith (requestPortAccess $ fromIntegral boundPort) $
\() -> waitForRelease
_ -> waitForRelease
case sn of
(SockAddrInet boundPort _) ->
-- When we're on IPv4, maybe port forward at the NAT.
rwith (requestPortAccess $ fromIntegral boundPort) $
\() -> waitForRelease
_ -> waitForRelease
opener sp
tOpen <- async $ opener startPort
tSend <- async $ forever $ join $ atomically $ do
(adr, byt) <- readTBQueue qSend