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/****************************************************************************

   HttpTunnel.h

   Description:


****************************************************************************/

#pragma once

#include "tscore/ink_platform.h"
#include "P_EventSystem.h"

// Get rid of any previous definition first... /leif
#ifdef MAX_PRODUCERS
#undef MAX_PRODUCERS
#endif
#ifdef MAX_CONSUMERS
#undef MAX_CONSUMERS
#endif
#define MAX_PRODUCERS 2
#define MAX_CONSUMERS 4

#define HTTP_TUNNEL_EVENT_DONE (HTTP_TUNNEL_EVENTS_START + 1)
#define HTTP_TUNNEL_EVENT_PRECOMPLETE (HTTP_TUNNEL_EVENTS_START + 2)
#define HTTP_TUNNEL_EVENT_CONSUMER_DETACH (HTTP_TUNNEL_EVENTS_START + 3)

#define HTTP_TUNNEL_STATIC_PRODUCER (VConnection *)!0

// YTS Team, yamsat Plugin
#define ALLOCATE_AND_WRITE_TO_BUF 1
#define WRITE_TO_BUF 2

struct HttpTunnelProducer;
class HttpSM;
class HttpPagesHandler;
typedef int (HttpSM::*HttpSMHandler)(int event, void *data);

struct HttpTunnelConsumer;
struct HttpTunnelProducer;
typedef int (HttpSM::*HttpProducerHandler)(int event, HttpTunnelProducer *p);
typedef int (HttpSM::*HttpConsumerHandler)(int event, HttpTunnelConsumer *c);

enum HttpTunnelType_t { HT_HTTP_SERVER, HT_HTTP_CLIENT, HT_CACHE_READ, HT_CACHE_WRITE, HT_TRANSFORM, HT_STATIC, HT_BUFFER_READ };

enum TunnelChunkingAction_t {
  TCA_CHUNK_CONTENT,
  TCA_DECHUNK_CONTENT,
  TCA_PASSTHRU_CHUNKED_CONTENT,
  TCA_PASSTHRU_DECHUNKED_CONTENT
};

struct ChunkedHandler {
  enum ChunkedState {
    CHUNK_READ_CHUNK = 0,
    CHUNK_READ_SIZE_START,
    CHUNK_READ_SIZE,
    CHUNK_READ_SIZE_CRLF,
    CHUNK_READ_TRAILER_BLANK,
    CHUNK_READ_TRAILER_CR,
    CHUNK_READ_TRAILER_LINE,
    CHUNK_READ_ERROR,
    CHUNK_READ_DONE,
    CHUNK_WRITE_CHUNK,
    CHUNK_WRITE_DONE,
    CHUNK_FLOW_CONTROL
  };

  static int const DEFAULT_MAX_CHUNK_SIZE = 4096;

  enum Action { ACTION_DOCHUNK = 0, ACTION_DECHUNK, ACTION_PASSTHRU, ACTION_UNSET };

  Action action = ACTION_UNSET;

  IOBufferReader *chunked_reader = nullptr;
  MIOBuffer *dechunked_buffer    = nullptr;
  int64_t dechunked_size         = 0;

  IOBufferReader *dechunked_reader = nullptr;
  MIOBuffer *chunked_buffer        = nullptr;
  int64_t chunked_size             = 0;

  bool truncation    = false;
  int64_t skip_bytes = 0;

  ChunkedState state     = CHUNK_READ_CHUNK;
  int64_t cur_chunk_size = 0;
  int64_t bytes_left     = 0;
  int last_server_event  = VC_EVENT_NONE;

  // Parsing Info
  int running_sum = 0;
  int num_digits  = 0;

  /// @name Output data.
  //@{
  /// The maximum chunk size.
  /// This is the preferred size as well, used whenever possible.
  int64_t max_chunk_size;
  /// Caching members to avoid using printf on every chunk.
  /// It holds the header for a maximal sized chunk which will cover
  /// almost all output chunks.
  char max_chunk_header[16];
  int max_chunk_header_len = 0;
  //@}
  ChunkedHandler();

  void init(IOBufferReader *buffer_in, HttpTunnelProducer *p);
  void init_by_action(IOBufferReader *buffer_in, Action action);
  void clear();

  /// Set the max chunk @a size.
  /// If @a size is zero it is set to @c DEFAULT_MAX_CHUNK_SIZE.
  void set_max_chunk_size(int64_t size);

  // Returns true if complete, false otherwise
  bool process_chunked_content();
  bool generate_chunked_content();

private:
  void read_size();
  void read_chunk();
  void read_trailer();
  int64_t transfer_bytes();
};

struct HttpTunnelConsumer {
  HttpTunnelConsumer();

  LINK(HttpTunnelConsumer, link);
  HttpTunnelProducer *producer      = nullptr;
  HttpTunnelProducer *self_producer = nullptr;

  HttpTunnelType_t vc_type       = HT_HTTP_CLIENT;
  VConnection *vc                = nullptr;
  IOBufferReader *buffer_reader  = nullptr;
  HttpConsumerHandler vc_handler = nullptr;
  VIO *write_vio                 = nullptr;

  int64_t skip_bytes    = 0; // bytes to skip at beginning of stream
  int64_t bytes_written = 0; // total bytes written to the vc
  int handler_state     = 0; // state used the handlers

  bool alive         = false;
  bool write_success = false;
  const char *name   = nullptr;

  /** Check if this consumer is downstream from @a vc.
      @return @c true if any producer in the tunnel eventually feeds
      data to this consumer.
  */
  bool is_downstream_from(VConnection *vc);
  /** Check if this is a sink (final data destination).
      @return @c true if data exits the ATS process at this consumer.
  */
  bool is_sink() const;
};

struct HttpTunnelProducer {
  HttpTunnelProducer();

  DLL<HttpTunnelConsumer> consumer_list;
  HttpTunnelConsumer *self_consumer = nullptr;
  VConnection *vc                   = nullptr;
  HttpProducerHandler vc_handler    = nullptr;
  VIO *read_vio                     = nullptr;
  MIOBuffer *read_buffer            = nullptr;
  IOBufferReader *buffer_start      = nullptr;
  HttpTunnelType_t vc_type          = HT_HTTP_SERVER;

  ChunkedHandler chunked_handler;
  TunnelChunkingAction_t chunking_action = TCA_PASSTHRU_DECHUNKED_CONTENT;

  bool do_chunking         = false;
  bool do_dechunking       = false;
  bool do_chunked_passthru = false;

  int64_t init_bytes_done = 0; // bytes passed in buffer
  int64_t nbytes          = 0; // total bytes (client's perspective)
  int64_t ntodo           = 0; // what this vc needs to do
  int64_t bytes_read      = 0; // total bytes read from the vc
  int handler_state       = 0; // state used the handlers
  int last_event          = 0; ///< Tracking for flow control restarts.

  int num_consumers = 0;

  bool alive        = false;
  bool read_success = false;
  /// Flag and pointer for active flow control throttling.
  /// If this is set, it points at the source producer that is under flow control.
  /// If @c NULL then data flow is not being throttled.
  HttpTunnelProducer *flow_control_source = nullptr;
  const char *name                        = nullptr;

  /** Get the largest number of bytes any consumer has not consumed.
      Use @a limit if you only need to check if the backlog is at least @a limit.
      @return The actual backlog or a number at least @a limit.
   */
  uint64_t backlog(uint64_t limit = UINT64_MAX ///< More than this is irrelevant
  );
  /// Check if producer is original (to ATS) source of data.
  /// @return @c true if this producer is the source of bytes from outside ATS.
  bool is_source() const;
  /// Throttle the flow.
  void throttle();
  /// Unthrottle the flow.
  void unthrottle();
  /// Check throttled state.
  bool is_throttled() const;

  /// Update the handler_state member if it is still 0
  void update_state_if_not_set(int new_handler_state);

  /** Set the flow control source producer for the flow.
      This sets the value for this producer and all downstream producers.
      @note This is the implementation for @c throttle and @c unthrottle.
      @see throttle
      @see unthrottle
  */
  void set_throttle_src(HttpTunnelProducer *srcp ///< Source producer of flow.
  );
};

class HttpTunnel : public Continuation
{
  friend class HttpPagesHandler;
  friend class CoreUtils;

  /** Data for implementing flow control across a tunnel.

      The goal is to bound the amount of data buffered for a
      transaction flowing through the tunnel to (roughly) between the
      @a high_water and @a low_water water marks. Due to the chunky nater of data
      flow this always approximate.
  */
  struct FlowControl {
    // Default value for high and low water marks.
    static uint64_t const DEFAULT_WATER_MARK = 1 << 16;

    uint64_t high_water;    ///< Buffered data limit - throttle if more than this.
    uint64_t low_water;     ///< Unthrottle if less than this buffered.
    bool enabled_p = false; ///< Flow control state (@c false means disabled).

    /// Default constructor.
    FlowControl();
  };

public:
  HttpTunnel();

  void init(HttpSM *sm_arg, Ptr<ProxyMutex> &amutex);
  void reset();
  void kill_tunnel();
  bool
  is_tunnel_active() const
  {
    return active;
  }
  bool is_tunnel_alive() const;
  bool has_cache_writer() const;
  bool has_consumer_besides_client() const;

  HttpTunnelProducer *add_producer(VConnection *vc, int64_t nbytes, IOBufferReader *reader_start, HttpProducerHandler sm_handler,
                                   HttpTunnelType_t vc_type, const char *name);

  void set_producer_chunking_action(HttpTunnelProducer *p, int64_t skip_bytes, TunnelChunkingAction_t action);
  /// Set the maximum (preferred) chunk @a size of chunked output for @a producer.
  void set_producer_chunking_size(HttpTunnelProducer *producer, int64_t size);

  HttpTunnelConsumer *add_consumer(VConnection *vc, VConnection *producer, HttpConsumerHandler sm_handler, HttpTunnelType_t vc_type,
                                   const char *name, int64_t skip_bytes = 0);

  int deallocate_buffers();
  DLL<HttpTunnelConsumer> *get_consumers(VConnection *vc);
  HttpTunnelProducer *get_producer(VConnection *vc);
  HttpTunnelConsumer *get_consumer(VConnection *vc);
  HttpTunnelProducer *get_producer(HttpTunnelType_t type);
  void tunnel_run(HttpTunnelProducer *p = nullptr);

  int main_handler(int event, void *data);
  void consumer_reenable(HttpTunnelConsumer *c);
  bool consumer_handler(int event, HttpTunnelConsumer *c);
  bool producer_handler(int event, HttpTunnelProducer *p);
  int producer_handler_dechunked(int event, HttpTunnelProducer *p);
  int producer_handler_chunked(int event, HttpTunnelProducer *p);
  void local_finish_all(HttpTunnelProducer *p);
  void chain_finish_all(HttpTunnelProducer *p);
  void chain_abort_cache_write(HttpTunnelProducer *p);
  void chain_abort_all(HttpTunnelProducer *p);
  void abort_cache_write_finish_others(HttpTunnelProducer *p);
  void append_message_to_producer_buffer(HttpTunnelProducer *p, const char *msg, int64_t msg_len);
  int64_t final_consumer_bytes_to_write(HttpTunnelProducer *p, HttpTunnelConsumer *c);

  /** Mark a producer and consumer as the same underlying object.

      This is use to chain producer/consumer pairs together to
      indicate the data flows through them sequentially. The primary
      example is a transform which serves as a consumer on the server
      side and a producer on the cache/client side.
  */
  void chain(HttpTunnelConsumer *c, ///< Flow goes in here
             HttpTunnelProducer *p  ///< Flow comes back out here
  );

  void close_vc(HttpTunnelProducer *p);
  void close_vc(HttpTunnelConsumer *c);

private:
  void internal_error();
  void finish_all_internal(HttpTunnelProducer *p, bool chain);
  void update_stats_after_abort(HttpTunnelType_t t);
  void producer_run(HttpTunnelProducer *p);

  HttpTunnelProducer *get_producer(VIO *vio);
  HttpTunnelConsumer *get_consumer(VIO *vio);

  HttpTunnelProducer *alloc_producer();
  HttpTunnelConsumer *alloc_consumer();

  int num_producers = 0;
  int num_consumers = 0;
  HttpTunnelConsumer consumers[MAX_CONSUMERS];
  HttpTunnelProducer producers[MAX_PRODUCERS];
  HttpSM *sm = nullptr;

  bool active = false;

  /// State data about flow control.
  FlowControl flow_state;

private:
  int reentrancy_count = 0;
  bool call_sm         = false;
};

// void HttpTunnel::abort_cache_write_finish_others
//
//    Abort all downstream cache writes and finsish
//      all other local consumers
//
inline void
HttpTunnel::abort_cache_write_finish_others(HttpTunnelProducer *p)
{
  chain_abort_cache_write(p);
  local_finish_all(p);
}

// void HttpTunnel::local_finish_all(HttpTunnelProducer* p)
//
//   After the producer has finished, causes direct consumers
//      to finish their writes
//
inline void
HttpTunnel::local_finish_all(HttpTunnelProducer *p)
{
  finish_all_internal(p, false);
}

// void HttpTunnel::chain_finish_all(HttpTunnelProducer* p)
//
//   After the producer has finished, cause everyone
//    downstream in the tunnel to send everything
//    that producer has placed in the buffer
//
inline void
HttpTunnel::chain_finish_all(HttpTunnelProducer *p)
{
  finish_all_internal(p, true);
}

inline bool
HttpTunnel::is_tunnel_alive() const
{
  bool tunnel_alive = false;

  for (const auto &producer : producers) {
    if (producer.alive == true) {
      tunnel_alive = true;
      break;
    }
  }
  if (!tunnel_alive) {
    for (const auto &consumer : consumers) {
      if (consumer.alive == true) {
        tunnel_alive = true;
        break;
      }
    }
  }

  return tunnel_alive;
}

inline HttpTunnelProducer *
HttpTunnel::get_producer(VConnection *vc)
{
  for (int i = 0; i < MAX_PRODUCERS; i++) {
    if (producers[i].vc == vc) {
      return producers + i;
    }
  }
  return nullptr;
}

inline HttpTunnelProducer *
HttpTunnel::get_producer(HttpTunnelType_t type)
{
  for (int i = 0; i < MAX_PRODUCERS; i++) {
    if (producers[i].vc_type == type) {
      return producers + i;
    }
  }
  return nullptr;
}

inline HttpTunnelConsumer *
HttpTunnel::get_consumer(VConnection *vc)
{
  /** Rare but persistent problem in which a @c INKVConnInternal is used by a consumer, released,
      and then re-allocated for a different consumer. This causes two consumers to have the same VC
      pointer resulting in this method returning the wrong consumer. Note this is a not a bad use of
      the tunnel, but an unfortunate interaction with the FIFO free lists.

      It's not correct to check for the consumer being alive - at a minimum `HTTP_TUNNEL_EVENT_DONE`
      is dispatched against a consumer after the consumer is not alive. Instead if a non-alive
      consumer matches it is stored as a candidate and returned if no other match is found. If a
      live matching consumer is found, it is immediately returned. It is never valid to have the
      same VC in more than one active consumer. This should avoid a performance impact because in
      the usual case the consumer will be alive.

      In the case of a deliberate dispatch of an event to a dead consumer that has a duplicate vc
      address, this will select the last consumer which will be correct as the consumers are added
      in order therefore the latter consumer will be the most recent / appropriate target.
  */
  HttpTunnelConsumer *zret = nullptr;
  for (HttpTunnelConsumer &c : consumers) {
    if (c.vc == vc) {
      zret = &c;
      if (c.alive) { // a match that's alive is always the best.
        break;
      }
    }
  }
  return zret;
}

inline HttpTunnelProducer *
HttpTunnel::get_producer(VIO *vio)
{
  for (int i = 0; i < MAX_PRODUCERS; i++) {
    if (producers[i].read_vio == vio) {
      return producers + i;
    }
  }
  return nullptr;
}

inline HttpTunnelConsumer *
HttpTunnel::get_consumer(VIO *vio)
{
  if (vio) {
    for (int i = 0; i < MAX_CONSUMERS; i++) {
      if (consumers[i].alive && consumers[i].write_vio == vio) {
        return consumers + i;
      }
    }
  }
  return nullptr;
}

inline void
HttpTunnel::append_message_to_producer_buffer(HttpTunnelProducer *p, const char *msg, int64_t msg_len)
{
  if (p == nullptr || p->read_buffer == nullptr) {
    return;
  }

  p->read_buffer->write(msg, msg_len);
  p->nbytes += msg_len;
  p->bytes_read += msg_len;
}

inline bool
HttpTunnel::has_cache_writer() const
{
  for (const auto &consumer : consumers) {
    if (consumer.vc_type == HT_CACHE_WRITE && consumer.vc != nullptr) {
      return true;
    }
  }
  return false;
}

/**
   Return false if there is only a consumer for client
 */
inline bool
HttpTunnel::has_consumer_besides_client() const
{
  bool res = false; // case of no consumers

  for (const auto &consumer : consumers) {
    if (!consumer.alive) {
      continue;
    }

    if (consumer.vc_type == HT_HTTP_CLIENT) {
      res = false;
      continue;
    } else {
      res = true;
      break;
    }
  }

  return res;
}

inline bool
HttpTunnelConsumer::is_downstream_from(VConnection *vc)
{
  HttpTunnelProducer *p = producer;

  while (p) {
    if (p->vc == vc) {
      return true;
    }
    // The producer / consumer chain can contain a cycle in the case
    // of a blind tunnel so give up if we find ourself (the original
    // consumer).
    HttpTunnelConsumer *c = p->self_consumer;

    p = (c && c != this) ? c->producer : nullptr;
  }
  return false;
}

inline bool
HttpTunnelConsumer::is_sink() const
{
  return HT_HTTP_CLIENT == vc_type || HT_CACHE_WRITE == vc_type;
}

inline bool
HttpTunnelProducer::is_source() const
{
  // If a producer is marked as a client, then it's part of a bidirectional tunnel
  // and so is an actual source of data.
  return HT_HTTP_SERVER == vc_type || HT_CACHE_READ == vc_type || HT_HTTP_CLIENT == vc_type;
}

inline void
HttpTunnelProducer::update_state_if_not_set(int new_handler_state)
{
  if (this->handler_state == 0) {
    this->handler_state = new_handler_state;
  }
}

inline bool
HttpTunnelProducer::is_throttled() const
{
  return nullptr != flow_control_source;
}

inline void
HttpTunnelProducer::throttle()
{
  if (!this->is_throttled()) {
    this->set_throttle_src(this);
  }
}

inline void
HttpTunnelProducer::unthrottle()
{
  if (this->is_throttled()) {
    this->set_throttle_src(nullptr);
  }
}

inline HttpTunnel::FlowControl::FlowControl() : high_water(DEFAULT_WATER_MARK), low_water(DEFAULT_WATER_MARK) {}