#include "client.hpp" #include "tunnel.hpp" #include #include #include #include #include #include #include namespace llarp::quic { Client::Client(EndpointBase& ep, const SockAddr& remote, uint16_t pseudo_port) : Endpoint{ep} { default_stream_buffer_size = 0; // We steal uvw's provided buffers so don't need an outgoing data buffer // *Our* port; we stuff this in the llarp quic header so it knows how to target quic packets // back to *this* client. local_addr.port(ToNet(huint16_t{pseudo_port})); uint16_t tunnel_port = remote.getPort(); if (tunnel_port == 0) throw std::logic_error{"Cannot tunnel to port 0"}; // TODO: need timers for: // // - timeout (to disconnect if idle for too long) // // - probably don't need for lokinet tunnel: change local addr -- attempts to re-bind the local // socket // // - key_update_timer Path path{local_addr, remote}; llarp::LogDebug("Connecting to ", remote); auto conn = std::make_shared(*this, ConnectionID::random(), path, tunnel_port); conn->io_ready(); conns.emplace(conn->base_cid, std::move(conn)); } std::shared_ptr Client::get_connection() { // A client only has one outgoing connection, so everything in conns should either be a // shared_ptr or weak_ptr to that same outgoing connection so we can just use the first one. auto it = conns.begin(); if (it == conns.end()) return nullptr; if (auto* wptr = std::get_if(&it->second)) return wptr->lock(); return var::get(it->second); } size_t Client::write_packet_header(nuint16_t, uint8_t ecn) { buf_[0] = CLIENT_TO_SERVER; auto pseudo_port = local_addr.port(); std::memcpy(&buf_[1], &pseudo_port.n, 2); // remote quic pseudo-port (network order u16) buf_[3] = std::byte{ecn}; return 4; } } // namespace llarp::quic