- rework bootstrap loading to move all logic into BootstrapList object
- ability to parse lists and dicts of bootstraps implemented
- netid parsing refers to the correct fallback
- cross your fingers boys here we go
- pending_conns removed in favor of direct creation of link::Connection objects in link::Endpoint::{service,client}_conn containers
- conn lookup maps removed, they were pointless
- laying the groundwork for functional client->service node connections. this requires ALPNs verification as a secondary method of identification to the remote key
- refactored btreq stream creation to use improved stream creation logic in libquic
- new btdc method used to ensure no junk at the end of our bt data
- DRYed out the RC code
- check inbound bootstraps against all registered routers, not just whitelist
- libquic vbump
- pending conns container stops them from being counted towards active conns in the interim
- un-abstracted pendingmessages vs pendingdatamessages vs pendingcontrolmessages (gross)
- fixed bootstrap fetching and storage!
It is now called get_best_public_address, and takes (bool, port)
argument to return an optional quic::Address to make life easier: the
caller now can just give the default port to set, and we keep the C
sockaddr* more constrained.
from_string was trying to parse it as base32z.snode
Also leave FIXMEs behind for the badly named methods (both in RouterID
itself and in ancestor classes).
We are reinterpret_cast'ing the version to a string to send it as raw
bytes, but it was sending \x00\x00\x09 instead of \x00\x09\x0a because
the version constant was actually a uint16_t array.
This just makes the version constant a uint8_t array instead so that it
works (and I am not at all worried about any version component getting
larger than 255).