/** write the message body to the output array, starting at the given index */
protected int writeMessageBody(byte out[], int curIndex) throws I2NPMessageException {
if ((_tunnelId == null) || ((_msg == null) && (_msgData == null))) {
_log.log(Log.CRIT, "failing to write out gateway message");
throw new I2NPMessageException(
"Not enough data to write out (id=" + _tunnelId + " data=" + _msg + ")");
}
DataHelper.toLong(out, curIndex, 4, _tunnelId.getTunnelId());
curIndex += 4;
synchronized (this) {
if (_msgData == null) {
_msgData = _msg.toByteArray();
_msg = null;
}
}
DataHelper.toLong(out, curIndex, 2, _msgData.length);
curIndex += 2;
// where is this coming from?
if (curIndex + _msgData.length > out.length) {
_log.log(
Log.ERROR,
"output buffer too small idx: "
+ curIndex
+ " len: "
+ _msgData.length
+ " outlen: "
+ out.length);
throw new I2NPMessageException(
"Too much data to write out (id=" + _tunnelId + " data=" + _msg + ")");
}
System.arraycopy(_msgData, 0, out, curIndex, _msgData.length);
curIndex += _msgData.length;
return curIndex;
}
/**
* The local router has detected a failure in the given tunnel
*
* @param tunnel tunnel failed
*/
public void tunnelFailed(TunnelId tunnel) {
if (!_doLog) return;
if (tunnel == null) return;
StringBuilder buf = new StringBuilder(128);
buf.append(getPrefix());
buf.append("failing tunnel [").append(tunnel.getTunnelId()).append("]");
addEntry(buf.toString());
}
/**
* The peer did not accept the tunnel join for the given reason (this may be because of a timeout
* or an explicit refusal).
*/
public void tunnelRequestTimedOut(Hash peer, TunnelId tunnel) {
if (!_doLog) return;
if ((tunnel == null) || (peer == null)) return;
StringBuilder buf = new StringBuilder(128);
buf.append(getPrefix());
buf.append("tunnel [").append(tunnel.getTunnelId()).append("] timed out on [");
buf.append(getName(peer)).append("]");
addEntry(buf.toString());
}
/**
* We don't know about the given tunnel, so we are dropping a message sent to us by the given
* router
*
* @param id tunnel ID we received a message for
* @param from peer that sent us this message (if known)
*/
public void droppedTunnelMessage(TunnelId id, long msgId, Date expiration, Hash from) {
if (!_doLog) return;
StringBuilder buf = new StringBuilder(128);
buf.append(getPrefix());
buf.append("dropped message ")
.append(msgId)
.append(" for unknown tunnel [")
.append(id.getTunnelId());
buf.append("] from [").append(getName(from)).append("]").append(" expiring on ");
buf.append(getTime(expiration.getTime()));
addEntry(buf.toString());
}
/** The peer did not accept the tunnel join for the given reason */
public void tunnelRejected(Hash peer, TunnelId tunnel, Hash replyThrough, String reason) {
if (!_doLog) return;
if ((tunnel == null) || (peer == null)) return;
StringBuilder buf = new StringBuilder(128);
buf.append(getPrefix());
buf.append("tunnel [").append(tunnel.getTunnelId()).append("] was rejected by [");
buf.append(getName(peer)).append("] for [").append(reason).append("]");
if (replyThrough != null)
buf.append(" with their reply intended to come through [")
.append(getName(replyThrough))
.append("]");
addEntry(buf.toString());
}
/**
* Note that for efficiency at the IBGW, this does not fully deserialize the included I2NP
* Message. It just puts it in an UnknownI2NPMessage.
*
* @param handler unused, may be null
*/
@Override
public void readMessage(
byte data[], int offset, int dataSize, int type, I2NPMessageHandler handler)
throws I2NPMessageException {
if (type != MESSAGE_TYPE)
throw new I2NPMessageException("Message type is incorrect for this message");
int curIndex = offset;
_tunnelId = new TunnelId(DataHelper.fromLong(data, curIndex, 4));
curIndex += 4;
if (_tunnelId.getTunnelId() <= 0)
throw new I2NPMessageException("Invalid tunnel Id " + _tunnelId);
int len = (int) DataHelper.fromLong(data, curIndex, 2);
curIndex += 2;
if (len <= 1 || curIndex + len > data.length || len > dataSize - 6)
throw new I2NPMessageException(
"I2NP length in TGM: "
+ len
+ " but remaining bytes: "
+ Math.min(data.length - curIndex, dataSize - 6));
// OLD WAY full message parsing and instantiation
// handler.readMessage(data, curIndex);
// _msg = handler.lastRead();
// if (_msg == null)
// throw new I2NPMessageException("impossible? message read has no payload?!");
// NEW WAY save lots of effort at the IBGW by reading as an UnknownI2NPMessage instead
// This will save a lot of object churn and processing,
// primarily for unencrypted msgs (V)TBRM, DatabaseStoreMessage, and DSRMs.
// DatabaseStoreMessages in particluar are intensive for readBytes()
// since the RI is decompressed.
// For a zero-hop IB tunnel, where we do need the real thing,
// it is converted to a real message class in TunnelGatewayZeroHop
// using UnknownI2NPMessage.convert() in TunnelGatewayZeroHop.
// We also skip processing the checksum as it's covered by the TGM checksum.
// If a zero-hop, the checksum will be verified in convert().
int utype = data[curIndex++] & 0xff;
UnknownI2NPMessage umsg = new UnknownI2NPMessage(_context, utype);
umsg.readBytes(data, utype, curIndex);
_msg = umsg;
}
/**
* Add a message to be sent down the tunnel (immediately forwarding it to the {@link
* InboundMessageDistributor} or {@link OutboundMessageDistributor}, as necessary).
*
* @param msg message to be sent through the tunnel
* @param toRouter router to send to after the endpoint (or null for endpoint processing)
* @param toTunnel tunnel to send to after the endpoint (or null for endpoint or router
* processing)
*/
@Override
public void add(I2NPMessage msg, Hash toRouter, TunnelId toTunnel) {
if (_log.shouldLog(Log.DEBUG))
_log.debug(
"zero hop gateway: distribute "
+ (_config.isInbound() ? "inbound" : " outbound")
+ " to "
+ (toRouter != null ? toRouter.toBase64().substring(0, 4) : "")
+ "."
+ (toTunnel != null ? toTunnel.getTunnelId() + "" : "")
+ ": "
+ msg);
if (_config.isInbound()) {
_inDistributor.distribute(msg, toRouter, toTunnel);
} else {
_outDistributor.distribute(msg, toRouter, toTunnel);
}
_config.incrementProcessedMessages();
}
public void setReceiveTunnelId(TunnelId id) {
_receiveTunnelId = DataHelper.toLong(4, id.getTunnelId());
}