/**
* Returns the ip (given in BIG-endian) format of buf[offset]...buf[offset+3] as standard
* dotted-decimal, e.g., 192.168.0.1
*
* <p>
*
* @param ip the IP address to convert
* @param offset the offset into the IP array to convert
* @return the IP address as a dotted-quad string
*/
public static final String ip2string(byte[] ip, int offset) {
// xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx => 15 chars
StringBuffer sbuf = new StringBuffer(16);
sbuf.append(ByteOrder.ubyte2int(ip[offset]));
sbuf.append('.');
sbuf.append(ByteOrder.ubyte2int(ip[offset + 1]));
sbuf.append('.');
sbuf.append(ByteOrder.ubyte2int(ip[offset + 2]));
sbuf.append('.');
sbuf.append(ByteOrder.ubyte2int(ip[offset + 3]));
return sbuf.toString();
}
/**
* Make a new PatchTableMessage object by parsing data a remote computer sent us.
*
* <p>Creates a new PATCH variant with data read from the network. The first byte is guaranteed to
* be PATCH_VARIANT.
*
* <p>Throws BadPacketException the remaining values in payload are not well-formed, e.g., because
* it's the wrong length, the sequence size is less than the sequence number, etc.
*
* @param guid The message GUID we read from the header
* @param ttl The TTL we read from the message header
* @param hops The hops count we read from the message header
* @param payload The payload of the message after that, like fNSCBpatchdatapatchdatapatchdata
*/
protected PatchTableMessage(byte[] guid, byte ttl, byte hops, byte[] payload)
throws BadPacketException {
// Save the GUID, TTL, hops and length in the Message and RouteTableMessage cores of this new
// PatchTableMessage
super(
guid,
ttl,
hops,
payload.length,
RouteTableMessage.PATCH_VARIANT); // 0x01 identifies this as a PatchTableMessage
/*
* TODO: maybe we shouldn't enforce this
* if (payload.length < 5) throw new BadPacketException("Extra arguments in reset message.");
*/
/*
* The payload of a patch message looks like this:
*
* fNSCBpatchdatapatchdata...
*/
// Make sure the first payload byte, f, is 0x01, identifying this as a patch message
Assert.that(payload[0] == PATCH_VARIANT);
// Read the sequence number and sequence size, N and S, a distance of 1 and 2 bytes into the
// payload data
this.sequenceNumber = (short) ByteOrder.ubyte2int(payload[1]);
this.sequenceSize = (short) ByteOrder.ubyte2int(payload[2]);
if (sequenceNumber < 1 || sequenceSize < 1 || sequenceNumber > sequenceSize)
throw new BadPacketException("Bad sequence/size: " + sequenceNumber + "/" + sequenceSize);
// Find out if the patch data is compressed by reading C 3 bytes into the payload data
this.compressor = payload[3];
if (!(compressor == COMPRESSOR_NONE || compressor == COMPRESSOR_DEFLATE))
throw new BadPacketException("Bad compressor: " + compressor);
// Find out if the patch data was halved or not by reading B 4 bytes into the payload data
this.entryBits = payload[4];
if (entryBits < 0) throw new BadPacketException("Negative entryBits: " + entryBits);
// Clip out the chunk of probably compressed and halved patch data this patch message carries
// after that
this.data =
new byte
[payload.length
- 5]; // It's the whole paylaod not including the first 4 fNSCB bytes we read
System.arraycopy(payload, 5, data, 0, data.length); // Copy it from 5 bytes in to the end
}
/**
* Make a new PushRequest object for us to send with the given information. This is the packet
* maker.
*
* @param guid For the header, the message GUID that will mark this packet unique
* @param ttl For the header, the TTL
* @param clientGUID For the payload, the client ID GUID of the firewalled computer that has the
* file and will push open the connection
* @param index For the payload, the ID number the firewalled computer has assigned the file the
* downloading computer wants
* @param ip For the payload, the downloading computer's IP address the firewalled computer will
* push open a connection to
* @param port For the payload, the downloading computer's port number the firewalled computer
* will push open a connection to
* @param network The Internet protocol this push packet will travel on, like 1 N_TCP or 2 N_UDP,
* this is not a part of the packet that's sent
* @return A new PushRequest object with that information
*/
public PushRequest(
byte[] guid, byte ttl, byte[] clientGUID, long index, byte[] ip, int port, int network) {
// Call the Message constructor to save packet header information
super(
guid, // The message GUID
Message.F_PUSH, // 0x40, this is a push message
ttl, // The number of times this push will be able to travel between ultrapeers
(byte) 0, // This push message hasn't traveled any hops yet
STANDARD_PAYLOAD_SIZE, // The payload length will be 26 bytes
network); // The Internet protocol we'll use to send, the Message object keeps this
// information but it is not part of the packet that's sent
// Make sure the GUID is 16 bytes, the file id fits in 4 bytes, the IP is 4 bytes, the IP
// address doesn't start 0 or 255, and the port number fits in 2 bytes
if (clientGUID.length != 16)
throw new IllegalArgumentException("invalid guid length: " + clientGUID.length);
else if ((index & 0xFFFFFFFF00000000l) != 0)
throw new IllegalArgumentException("invalid index: " + index);
else if (ip.length != 4) throw new IllegalArgumentException("invalid ip length: " + ip.length);
else if (!NetworkUtils.isValidAddress(ip))
throw new IllegalArgumentException("invalid ip " + NetworkUtils.ip2string(ip));
else if (!NetworkUtils.isValidPort(port))
throw new IllegalArgumentException("invalid port: " + port);
/*
* The 26 byte pong payload has this structure:
*
* [client ID GUID] At 0, 16 bytes The client ID GUID of the computer that will get this packet and push open a new connection
* FILE At 16, 4 bytes The number the pushing computer has given the file the wanting computer wants
* IPIPPP At 20, 6 bytes The IP address and port number of the wanting computer
*/
// Compose the 26 byte push payload
payload = new byte[STANDARD_PAYLOAD_SIZE]; // Make a byte array that can hold 26 bytes
System.arraycopy(clientGUID, 0, payload, 0, 16); // Copy the client ID GUID into the first 16
ByteOrder.int2leb((int) index, payload, 16); // 16 bytes into the array, copy the 4 byte file id
payload[20] = ip[0]; // 20 bytes into the array, copy the 4 bytes of the IP address
payload[21] = ip[1];
payload[22] = ip[2];
payload[23] = ip[3];
ByteOrder.short2leb(
(short) port, payload, 24); // 24 bytes into the array, place the 2 byte port number
}
/** Packs a Collection of IpPorts into a byte array. */
public static byte[] packIpPorts(Collection ipPorts) {
byte[] data = new byte[ipPorts.size() * 6];
int offset = 0;
for (Iterator i = ipPorts.iterator(); i.hasNext(); ) {
IpPort next = (IpPort) i.next();
byte[] addr = next.getInetAddress().getAddress();
int port = next.getPort();
System.arraycopy(addr, 0, data, offset, 4);
offset += 4;
ByteOrder.short2leb((short) port, data, offset);
offset += 2;
}
return data;
}
/**
* Get the port number this push packet tells the firewalled computer to push open a connection
* to. This is the port number of the computer that wants the file and sent this packet.
*
* @return The downloading computer's port number
*/
public int getPort() {
// Read the port number from the 2 bytes after the IP address
return ByteOrder.ushort2int(ByteOrder.leb2short(payload, 24));
}
/**
* Get the file ID index of the file the firewalled computer is sharing, and will push out. The
* firewalled computer returned a query hit with this file ID. The downloading computer writes
* this ID in this push packet to tell the firewalled computer which one to push out.
*
* @return The shared file ID
*/
public long getIndex() {
// Return the 4 byte file id 16 bytes into the payload
return ByteOrder.uint2long(ByteOrder.leb2int(payload, 16));
}
