/* Copyright (C) 2010-2012 Paul Gardner-Stephen, Serval Project. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. */ /* Android does unix domain sockets, but only stream sockets, not datagram sockets. So we need a separate monitor interface for Android. A bit of a pain, but in fact it lets us make a very Android/Java-friendly interface, without any binary data structures (except for a binary extent for an audio sample block). */ #include "serval.h" #include "rhizome.h" #include #if defined(LOCAL_PEERCRED) && !defined(SO_PEERCRED) #define SO_PEERCRED LOCAL_PEERCRED #endif /* really shouldn't need more than 2: 1 for rhizome 1 for VoMP call but spares never hurt, and the cost is low */ #define MONITOR_LINE_LENGTH 160 #define MONITOR_DATA_SIZE MAX_AUDIO_BYTES struct monitor_context { #define MONITOR_VOMP (1<<0) #define MONITOR_RHIZOME (1<<1) #define MONITOR_PEERS (1<<2) int flags; int socket; char line[MONITOR_LINE_LENGTH]; int line_length; #define MONITOR_STATE_COMMAND 1 #define MONITOR_STATE_DATA 2 int state; unsigned char buffer[MONITOR_DATA_SIZE]; int data_expected; int data_offset; int sample_codec; int sample_call_session_token; }; #define MAX_MONITOR_SOCKETS 8 int monitor_socket_count=0; struct monitor_context monitor_sockets[MAX_MONITOR_SOCKETS]; long long monitor_last_update_time=0; int monitor_process_command(int index,char *cmd); int monitor_process_data(int index); int monitor_named_socket=-1; int monitor_setup_sockets() { struct sockaddr_un name; int len; name.sun_family = AF_UNIX; if (monitor_named_socket==-1) { /* ignore SIGPIPE so that we don't explode */ signal(SIGPIPE, SIG_IGN); name.sun_path[0]=0; snprintf(&name.sun_path[1],100,"org.servalproject.servald.monitor.socket"); if (name.sun_path[0]) unlink(&name.sun_path[0]); /* DONT include the null if forming an abstract socket, but DO include it if forming a file-system */ len = 1+strlen(&name.sun_path[1]) + sizeof(name.sun_family); monitor_named_socket = socket(AF_UNIX, SOCK_STREAM, 0); if (monitor_named_socket>-1) { int dud=0; int r=bind(monitor_named_socket, (struct sockaddr *)&name, len); if (r) { dud=1; r=0; WHY_perror("bind"); } r=listen(monitor_named_socket,MAX_MONITOR_SOCKETS); if (r) { dud=1; r=0; WHY_perror("listen"); } if (dud) { close(monitor_named_socket); monitor_named_socket=-1; return -1; } int reuseP=1; if(setsockopt( monitor_named_socket, SOL_SOCKET, SO_REUSEADDR, &reuseP, sizeof(reuseP)) < 0) { WHY("Could not indicate reuse addresses. Not necessarily a problem (yet)"); WHY_perror("setsockopt"); } int send_buffer_size=64*1024; int res = setsockopt(monitor_named_socket, SOL_SOCKET, SO_RCVBUF, &send_buffer_size, sizeof(send_buffer_size)); if (res) WHY_perror("setsockopt"); else if (debug&(DEBUG_IO|DEBUG_VERBOSE_IO)) WHY("Monitor server socket setup"); } } return 0; } int monitor_get_fds(struct pollfd *fds,int *fdcount,int fdmax) { /* Make sure sockets are open */ monitor_setup_sockets(); /* This block should work, but in reality it doesn't. poll() on linux is ALWAYS claiming that accept() can be run. So we just have to check it whenever some other fd triggers poll to break, which fortunately is fairly often. */ if ((*fdcount)>=fdmax) return -1; if (monitor_named_socket>-1) { if (debug&(DEBUG_IO|DEBUG_VERBOSE_IO)) { WHYF("Monitor named unix domain socket is poll() slot #%d (fd %d)\n", *fdcount,monitor_named_socket); } fds[*fdcount].fd=monitor_named_socket; fds[*fdcount].events=POLLIN; (*fdcount)++; } int i; if (debug&(DEBUG_IO|DEBUG_VERBOSE_IO)) WHYF("looking at %d monitor clients",monitor_socket_count); for(i=0;i=fdmax) return -1; if (debug&(DEBUG_IO|DEBUG_VERBOSE_IO)) { WHYF("Monitor named unix domain client socket is poll() slot #%d (fd %d)\n", *fdcount,monitor_sockets[i].socket); } fds[*fdcount].fd=monitor_sockets[i].socket; fds[*fdcount].events=POLLIN; (*fdcount)++; } return 0; } int monitor_poll() { int s; unsigned char buffer[1024]; struct sockaddr *ignored_address=(struct sockaddr *)&buffer[0]; socklen_t ignored_length=sizeof(ignored_address); /* tell all monitor clients about status of all calls periodically */ long long now=overlay_gettime_ms(); char msg[128]; int m; if (monitor_last_update_time>(now+1000)) { WHY("Fixed run away monitor_last_update_time"); monitor_last_update_time=now+1000; } if (now>(monitor_last_update_time+1000)) { // WHY("Send keep alives"); monitor_last_update_time=now; int i; for(i=0;isizeof(ucred)) { WHYF("This is likely to be bad (memory overrun by getsockopt())"); } if (res) { WHY("Failed to read credentials of monitor.socket client"); close(s); continue; } #if defined(HAVE_LINUX_STRUCT_UCRED) otheruid = ucred.uid; #elif defined(HAVE_BSD_STRUCT_UCRED) otheruid = ucred.cr_uid; #endif if (otheruid&&(otheruid!=getuid())) { if (0) WHYF("monitor.socket client has wrong uid (%d versus %d)", otheruid,getuid()); write(s,"\nCLOSE:Incorrect UID\n",strlen("\nCLOSE:Incorrect UID\n")); close(s); continue; } else if (monitor_socket_count>=MAX_MONITOR_SOCKETS ||monitor_socket_count<0) { write(s,"\nCLOSE:All sockets busy\n",strlen("\nCLOSE:All sockets busy\n")); close(s); } else { struct monitor_context *c=&monitor_sockets[monitor_socket_count]; c->socket=s; c->line_length=0; c->state=MONITOR_STATE_COMMAND; monitor_socket_count++; write(s,"\nMONITOR:You are talking to servald\n", strlen("\nMONITOR:You are talking to servald\n")); WHYF("Got %d clients",monitor_socket_count); } ignored_length=sizeof(ignored_address); fcntl(monitor_named_socket,F_SETFL, fcntl(monitor_named_socket, F_GETFL, NULL)|O_NONBLOCK); } if (errno != EAGAIN) WHY_perror("accept"); /* Read from any open connections */ int i; for(i=0;isocket,F_SETFL, fcntl(c->socket, F_GETFL, NULL)|O_NONBLOCK); switch(c->state) { case MONITOR_STATE_COMMAND: bytes=1; while(bytes==1) { if (c->line_length>=MONITOR_LINE_LENGTH) { /* line too long */ c->line[MONITOR_LINE_LENGTH-1]=0; monitor_process_command(i,c->line); bytes=-1; break; } errno=0; bytes=read(c->socket,&c->line[c->line_length],1); if (bytes<1) { switch(errno) { case EINTR: case ENOTRECOVERABLE: /* transient errors */ WHY_perror("read"); break; case EAGAIN: break; default: WHY_perror("read"); /* all other errors; close socket */ WHYF("Tearing down monitor client #%d due to errno=%d (%s)", i,errno,strerror(errno)?strerror(errno):""); close(c->socket); if (i==monitor_socket_count-1) { monitor_socket_count--; continue; } else { bcopy(&monitor_sockets[monitor_socket_count-1], &monitor_sockets[i], sizeof(struct monitor_context)); monitor_socket_count--; goto nextInSameSlot; } } } if (bytes>0&&(c->line[c->line_length]!='\r')) { c->line_length+=bytes; if (c->line[c->line_length-1]=='\n') { /* got command */ c->line[c->line_length-1]=0; /* trim new line for easier parsing */ monitor_process_command(i,c->line); break; } } } break; case MONITOR_STATE_DATA: errno=0; bytes=read(c->socket, &c->buffer[c->data_offset], c->data_expected-c->data_offset); if (bytes<1) { switch(errno) { case EAGAIN: case EINTR: /* transient errors */ break; default: /* all other errors; close socket */ WHYF("Tearing down monitor client #%d due to errno=%d", i,errno); close(c->socket); if (i==monitor_socket_count-1) { monitor_socket_count--; continue; } else { bcopy(&monitor_sockets[monitor_socket_count-1], &monitor_sockets[i], sizeof(struct monitor_context)); monitor_socket_count--; goto nextInSameSlot; } } } else { c->data_offset+=bytes; if (c->data_offset>=c->data_expected) { /* we have the binary data we were expecting. */ monitor_process_data(i); c->state=MONITOR_STATE_COMMAND; } } break; default: c->state=MONITOR_STATE_COMMAND; WHY("fixed monitor connection state"); } } return 0; } int monitor_process_command(int index,char *cmd) { int callSessionToken,sampleType,bytes; char sid[MONITOR_LINE_LENGTH],localDid[MONITOR_LINE_LENGTH]; char remoteDid[MONITOR_LINE_LENGTH],digits[MONITOR_LINE_LENGTH]; overlay_mdp_frame mdp; mdp.packetTypeAndFlags=MDP_VOMPEVENT; struct monitor_context *c=&monitor_sockets[index]; c->line_length=0; fcntl(c->socket,F_SETFL, fcntl(c->socket, F_GETFL, NULL)|O_NONBLOCK); if (strlen(cmd)>MONITOR_LINE_LENGTH) { write(c->socket,"\nERROR:Command too long\n", strlen("\nERROR:Command too long\n")); return -1; } char msg[1024]; int flag; if (cmd[0]=='*') { /* command with content */ int ofs=0; if (sscanf(cmd,"*%d:%n",&bytes,&ofs)==1) { /* work out rest of command */ cmd=&cmd[ofs]; c->state=MONITOR_STATE_DATA; c->data_expected=bytes; c->data_offset=0; c->sample_codec=-1; if (sscanf(cmd,"AUDIO:%x:%d", &callSessionToken,&sampleType)==2) { /* Start getting sample */ c->sample_call_session_token=callSessionToken; c->sample_codec=sampleType; return 0; } } } else if (!strcasecmp(cmd,"monitor vomp")) c->flags|=MONITOR_VOMP; else if (!strcasecmp(cmd,"ignore vomp")) c->flags&=~MONITOR_VOMP; else if (!strcasecmp(cmd,"monitor rhizome")) c->flags|=MONITOR_RHIZOME; else if (!strcasecmp(cmd,"ignore rhizome")) c->flags&=~MONITOR_RHIZOME; else if (!strcasecmp(cmd,"monitor peers")) c->flags|=MONITOR_PEERS; else if (!strcasecmp(cmd,"ignore peers")) c->flags&=~MONITOR_PEERS; else if (sscanf(cmd,"FASTAUDIO:%x:%d",&callSessionToken,&flag)==2) { int i; for(i=0;isocket,msg,strlen(msg)); } else { bcopy(keyring->contexts[cn]->identities[in] ->keypairs[kp]->public_key, &mdp.vompevent.local_sid[0],SID_SIZE); stowSid(&mdp.vompevent.remote_sid[0],0,sid); vomp_mdp_event(&mdp,NULL,0); } WHY("here"); } else if (sscanf(cmd,"status %x",&callSessionToken)==1) { int i; for(i=0;isocket,msg,strlen(msg)); } mdp.vompevent.audio_bytes[mdp.vompevent.audio_sample_bytes] =(digit<<4); /* 80ms standard tone duration, so that it is a multiple of the majority of codec time units (70ms is the nominal DTMF tone length for most systems). */ if (overlay_mdp_send(&mdp,0,0)) WHY("Send DTMF failed."); } } fcntl(c->socket,F_SETFL, fcntl(c->socket, F_GETFL, NULL)|O_NONBLOCK); snprintf(msg,1024,"\nMONITORSTATUS:%d\n",c->flags); write(c->socket,msg,strlen(msg)); return 0; } int monitor_process_data(int index) { /* Called when we have received an entire data sample */ struct monitor_context *c=&monitor_sockets[index]; c->state=MONITOR_STATE_COMMAND; if (vomp_sample_size(c->sample_codec)!=c->data_offset) return WHYF("Ignoring sample block of incorrect size (expected %d, got %d bytes)", vomp_sample_size(c->sample_codec)!=c->data_offset); fcntl(c->socket,F_SETFL, fcntl(c->socket, F_GETFL, NULL)|O_NONBLOCK); vomp_call_state *call=vomp_find_call_by_session(c->sample_call_session_token); if (!call) { write(c->socket,"\nERROR:No such call\n",strlen("\nERROR:No such call\n")); return -1; } overlay_mdp_frame mdp; mdp.packetTypeAndFlags=MDP_VOMPEVENT; mdp.vompevent.flags=VOMPEVENT_AUDIOPACKET; mdp.vompevent.call_session_token=c->sample_call_session_token; mdp.vompevent.audio_sample_codec=c->sample_codec; bcopy(&c->buffer[0],&mdp.vompevent.audio_bytes[0], vomp_sample_size(c->sample_codec)); mdp.vompevent.audio_sample_bytes=vomp_sample_size(c->sample_codec); if (overlay_mdp_send(&mdp,0,0)) WHY("Send audio failed."); return 0; } int monitor_announce_bundle(rhizome_manifest *m) { int i; char msg[1024]; snprintf(msg,1024,"\nBUNDLE:%s:%lld:%lld:%s\n", /* XXX bit of a hack here, since SIDs and cryptosign public keys have the same length */ overlay_render_sid(m->cryptoSignPublic), m->version, m->fileLength, m->dataFileName?m->dataFileName:""); for(i=0;ilocal.state>call->local.last_state) show=1; if (call->remote.state>call->remote.last_state) show=1; call->local.last_state=call->local.state; call->remote.last_state=call->remote.state; if (show) { if (0) WHYF("sending call status to monitor"); snprintf(msg,1024,"\nCALLSTATUS:%06x:%06x:%d:%d:%d:%s:%s:%s:%s\n", call->local.session,call->remote.session, call->local.state,call->remote.state, call->fast_audio, overlay_render_sid(call->local.sid), overlay_render_sid(call->remote.sid), call->local.did,call->remote.did); msg[1023]=0; for(i=0;ilocal.session,call->remote.session); int sample_bytes=vomp_sample_size(audio->vompevent.audio_sample_codec); unsigned char msg[1024+MAX_AUDIO_BYTES]; /* All commands followed by binary data start with *len:, so that they can be easily parsed at the far end, even if not supported. Put newline at start of these so that receiving data in command mode doesn't confuse the parser. */ snprintf((char *)msg,1024, "\n*%d:AUDIOPACKET:%06x:%06x:%d:%d:%d:%lld:%lld\n", sample_bytes, call->local.session,call->remote.session, call->local.state,call->remote.state, audio->vompevent.audio_sample_codec, audio->vompevent.audio_sample_starttime, audio->vompevent.audio_sample_endtime); int msglen=strlen((char *)msg); bcopy(&audio->vompevent.audio_bytes[0], &msg[msglen],sample_bytes); msglen+=sample_bytes; monitor_tell_clients(msg,msglen,MONITOR_VOMP); return 0; } int monitor_tell_clients(unsigned char *msg,int msglen,int mask) { int i; for(i=0;isizeof(ucred)) { WHYF("This is likely to be bad (memory overrun by getsockopt())"); } if (res) { WHY("Failed to read credentials of monitor.socket client"); } else { #if defined(HAVE_LINUX_STRUCT_UCRED) *pid = ucred.pid; #elif defined(HAVE_BSD_STRUCT_UCRED) #warning cannot get PID from ucred on BSD *pid = -1; #endif } } char buff[1024]; int bytes=read(fd,buff,1024); close(fd); if (bytes<0) { return SERVER_NOTRESPONDING; } else if (bytes==0) { // Could just be really busy. return SERVER_NOTRESPONDING; } else { return SERVER_RUNNING; } }