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Merge pull request #1232 from slingamn/timeout_refactor.2

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fix #1229
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Shivaram Lingamneni 2020-08-09 17:33:53 -07:00 committed by GitHub
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irc/client.go
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@ -40,6 +40,25 @@ const (
lastSeenWriteInterval = time.Hour
)
const (
// RegisterTimeout is how long clients have to register before we disconnect them
RegisterTimeout = time.Minute
// DefaultIdleTimeout is how long without traffic before we send the client a PING
DefaultIdleTimeout = time.Minute + 30*time.Second
// For Tor clients, we send a PING at least every 30 seconds, as a workaround for this bug
// (single-onion circuits will close unless the client sends data once every 60 seconds):
// https://bugs.torproject.org/29665
TorIdleTimeout = time.Second * 30
// This is how long a client gets without sending any message, including the PONG to our
// PING, before we disconnect them:
DefaultTotalTimeout = 2*time.Minute + 30*time.Second
// Resumeable clients (clients who have negotiated caps.Resume) get longer:
ResumeableTotalTimeout = 3*time.Minute + 30*time.Second
// round off the ping interval by this much, see below:
PingCoalesceThreshold = time.Second
)
// ResumeDetails is a place to stash data at various stages of
// the resume process: when handling the RESUME command itself,
// when completing the registration, and when rejoining channels.
@ -83,6 +102,7 @@ type Client struct {
realname string
realIP net.IP
registered bool
registrationTimer *time.Timer
resumeID string
server *Server
skeleton string
@ -123,7 +143,10 @@ type Session struct {
deviceID string
ctime time.Time
lastActive time.Time
lastActive time.Time // last non-CTCP PRIVMSG sent; updates publicly visible idle time
lastTouch time.Time // last line sent; updates timer for idle timeouts
idleTimer *time.Timer
pingSent bool // we sent PING to a putatively idle connection and we're waiting for PONG
socket *Socket
realIP net.IP
@ -131,7 +154,6 @@ type Session struct {
rawHostname string
isTor bool
idletimer IdleTimer
fakelag Fakelag
deferredFakelagCount int
destroyed uint32
@ -342,7 +364,6 @@ func (server *Server) RunClient(conn IRCConn) {
}
client.sessions = []*Session{session}
session.idletimer.Initialize(session)
session.resetFakelag()
if wConn.Secure {
@ -363,6 +384,7 @@ func (server *Server) RunClient(conn IRCConn) {
}
}
client.registrationTimer = time.AfterFunc(RegisterTimeout, client.handleRegisterTimeout)
server.stats.Add()
client.run(session)
}
@ -605,7 +627,7 @@ func (client *Client) run(session *Session) {
isReattach := client.Registered()
if isReattach {
session.idletimer.Touch()
client.Touch(session)
if session.resumeDetails != nil {
session.playResume()
session.resumeDetails = nil
@ -739,6 +761,7 @@ func (client *Client) Touch(session *Session) {
client.lastSeenLastWrite = now
}
}
client.updateIdleTimer(session, now)
client.stateMutex.Unlock()
if markDirty {
client.markDirty(IncludeLastSeen)
@ -763,6 +786,75 @@ func (client *Client) setLastSeen(now time.Time, deviceID string) {
}
}
func (client *Client) updateIdleTimer(session *Session, now time.Time) {
session.lastTouch = now
session.pingSent = false
if session.idleTimer == nil {
pingTimeout := DefaultIdleTimeout
if session.isTor {
pingTimeout = TorIdleTimeout
}
session.idleTimer = time.AfterFunc(pingTimeout, session.handleIdleTimeout)
}
}
func (session *Session) handleIdleTimeout() {
totalTimeout := DefaultTotalTimeout
if session.capabilities.Has(caps.Resume) {
totalTimeout = ResumeableTotalTimeout
}
pingTimeout := DefaultIdleTimeout
if session.isTor {
pingTimeout = TorIdleTimeout
}
session.client.stateMutex.Lock()
now := time.Now()
timeUntilDestroy := session.lastTouch.Add(totalTimeout).Sub(now)
timeUntilPing := session.lastTouch.Add(pingTimeout).Sub(now)
shouldDestroy := session.pingSent && timeUntilDestroy <= 0
// XXX this should really be time <= 0, but let's do some hacky timer coalescing:
// a typical idling client will do nothing other than respond immediately to our pings,
// so we'll PING at t=0, they'll respond at t=0.05, then we'll wake up at t=90 and find
// that we need to PING again at t=90.05. Rather than wake up again, just send it now:
shouldSendPing := !session.pingSent && timeUntilPing <= PingCoalesceThreshold
if !shouldDestroy {
if shouldSendPing {
session.pingSent = true
}
// check in again at the minimum of these 3 possible intervals:
// 1. the ping timeout (assuming we PING and they reply immediately with PONG)
// 2. the next time we would send PING (if they don't send any more lines)
// 3. the next time we would destroy (if they don't send any more lines)
nextTimeout := pingTimeout
if PingCoalesceThreshold < timeUntilPing && timeUntilPing < nextTimeout {
nextTimeout = timeUntilPing
}
if 0 < timeUntilDestroy && timeUntilDestroy < nextTimeout {
nextTimeout = timeUntilDestroy
}
session.idleTimer.Stop()
session.idleTimer.Reset(nextTimeout)
}
session.client.stateMutex.Unlock()
if shouldDestroy {
session.client.Quit(fmt.Sprintf("Ping timeout: %v", totalTimeout), session)
session.client.destroy(session)
} else if shouldSendPing {
session.Ping()
}
}
func (session *Session) stopIdleTimer() {
session.client.stateMutex.Lock()
defer session.client.stateMutex.Unlock()
if session.idleTimer != nil {
session.idleTimer.Stop()
}
}
// Ping sends the client a PING message.
func (session *Session) Ping() {
session.Send(nil, "", "PING", session.client.Nick())
@ -1119,6 +1211,10 @@ func (client *Client) SetNick(nick, nickCasefolded, skeleton string) (success bo
} else if !client.registered {
// XXX test this before setting it to avoid annoying the race detector
client.registered = true
if client.registrationTimer != nil {
client.registrationTimer.Stop()
client.registrationTimer = nil
}
}
client.nick = nick
client.nickCasefolded = nickCasefolded
@ -1294,6 +1390,11 @@ func (client *Client) destroy(session *Session) {
client.awayMessage = awayMessage
}
if client.registrationTimer != nil {
// unconditionally stop; if the client is still unregistered it must be destroyed
client.registrationTimer.Stop()
}
client.stateMutex.Unlock()
// XXX there is no particular reason to persist this state here rather than
@ -1311,7 +1412,7 @@ func (client *Client) destroy(session *Session) {
// session has been attached to a new client; do not destroy it
continue
}
session.idletimer.Stop()
session.stopIdleTimer()
// send quit/error message to client if they haven't been sent already
client.Quit("", session)
quitMessage = session.quitMessage
@ -1693,6 +1794,11 @@ func (client *Client) historyStatus(config *Config) (status HistoryStatus, targe
return
}
func (client *Client) handleRegisterTimeout() {
client.Quit(fmt.Sprintf("Registration timeout: %v", RegisterTimeout), nil)
client.destroy(nil)
}
func (client *Client) copyLastSeen() (result map[string]time.Time) {
client.stateMutex.RLock()
defer client.stateMutex.RUnlock()

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irc/commands.go
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@ -58,13 +58,6 @@ func (cmd *Command) Run(server *Server, client *Client, session *Session, msg ir
exiting = server.tryRegister(client, session)
}
// most servers do this only for PING/PONG, but we'll do it for any command:
if client.registered {
// touch even if `exiting`, so we record the time of a QUIT accurately
session.idletimer.Touch()
}
// TODO: eliminate idletimer entirely in favor of this measurement
if client.registered {
client.Touch(session)
}

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irc/idletimer.go
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@ -4,179 +4,9 @@
package irc
import (
"fmt"
"sync"
"time"
"github.com/oragono/oragono/irc/caps"
)
const (
// RegisterTimeout is how long clients have to register before we disconnect them
RegisterTimeout = time.Minute
// DefaultIdleTimeout is how long without traffic before we send the client a PING
DefaultIdleTimeout = time.Minute + 30*time.Second
// For Tor clients, we send a PING at least every 30 seconds, as a workaround for this bug
// (single-onion circuits will close unless the client sends data once every 60 seconds):
// https://bugs.torproject.org/29665
TorIdleTimeout = time.Second * 30
// This is how long a client gets without sending any message, including the PONG to our
// PING, before we disconnect them:
DefaultTotalTimeout = 2*time.Minute + 30*time.Second
// Resumeable clients (clients who have negotiated caps.Resume) get longer:
ResumeableTotalTimeout = 3*time.Minute + 30*time.Second
)
// client idleness state machine
type TimerState uint
const (
TimerUnregistered TimerState = iota // client is unregistered
TimerActive // client is actively sending commands
TimerIdle // client is idle, we sent PING and are waiting for PONG
TimerDead // client was terminated
)
type IdleTimer struct {
sync.Mutex // tier 1
// immutable after construction
registerTimeout time.Duration
session *Session
// mutable
idleTimeout time.Duration
quitTimeout time.Duration
state TimerState
timer *time.Timer
}
// Initialize sets up an IdleTimer and starts counting idle time;
// if there is no activity from the client, it will eventually be stopped.
func (it *IdleTimer) Initialize(session *Session) {
it.session = session
it.registerTimeout = RegisterTimeout
it.idleTimeout, it.quitTimeout = it.recomputeDurations()
registered := session.client.Registered()
it.Lock()
defer it.Unlock()
if registered {
it.state = TimerActive
} else {
it.state = TimerUnregistered
}
it.resetTimeout()
}
// recomputeDurations recomputes the idle and quit durations, given the client's caps.
func (it *IdleTimer) recomputeDurations() (idleTimeout, quitTimeout time.Duration) {
totalTimeout := DefaultTotalTimeout
// if they have the resume cap, wait longer before pinging them out
// to give them a chance to resume their connection
if it.session.capabilities.Has(caps.Resume) {
totalTimeout = ResumeableTotalTimeout
}
idleTimeout = DefaultIdleTimeout
if it.session.isTor {
idleTimeout = TorIdleTimeout
}
quitTimeout = totalTimeout - idleTimeout
return
}
func (it *IdleTimer) Touch() {
idleTimeout, quitTimeout := it.recomputeDurations()
it.Lock()
defer it.Unlock()
it.idleTimeout, it.quitTimeout = idleTimeout, quitTimeout
// a touch transitions TimerUnregistered or TimerIdle into TimerActive
if it.state != TimerDead {
it.state = TimerActive
it.resetTimeout()
}
}
func (it *IdleTimer) processTimeout() {
idleTimeout, quitTimeout := it.recomputeDurations()
var previousState TimerState
func() {
it.Lock()
defer it.Unlock()
it.idleTimeout, it.quitTimeout = idleTimeout, quitTimeout
previousState = it.state
// TimerActive transitions to TimerIdle, all others to TimerDead
if it.state == TimerActive {
// send them a ping, give them time to respond
it.state = TimerIdle
it.resetTimeout()
} else {
it.state = TimerDead
}
}()
if previousState == TimerActive {
it.session.Ping()
} else {
it.session.client.Quit(it.quitMessage(previousState), it.session)
it.session.client.destroy(it.session)
}
}
// Stop stops counting idle time.
func (it *IdleTimer) Stop() {
if it == nil {
return
}
it.Lock()
defer it.Unlock()
it.state = TimerDead
it.resetTimeout()
}
func (it *IdleTimer) resetTimeout() {
if it.timer != nil {
it.timer.Stop()
}
var nextTimeout time.Duration
switch it.state {
case TimerUnregistered:
nextTimeout = it.registerTimeout
case TimerActive:
nextTimeout = it.idleTimeout
case TimerIdle:
nextTimeout = it.quitTimeout
case TimerDead:
return
}
if it.timer != nil {
it.timer.Reset(nextTimeout)
} else {
it.timer = time.AfterFunc(nextTimeout, it.processTimeout)
}
}
func (it *IdleTimer) quitMessage(state TimerState) string {
switch state {
case TimerUnregistered:
return fmt.Sprintf("Registration timeout: %v", it.registerTimeout)
case TimerIdle:
// how many seconds before registered clients are timed out (IdleTimeout plus QuitTimeout).
it.Lock()
defer it.Unlock()
return fmt.Sprintf("Ping timeout: %v", (it.idleTimeout + it.quitTimeout))
default:
// shouldn't happen
return ""
}
}
// BrbTimer is a timer on the client as a whole (not an individual session) for implementing
// the BRB command and related functionality (where a client can remain online without
// having any connected sessions).