Examples with OutNetMessage net.i2p.router.OutNetMessage used on opensource projects

Example 6 with OutNetMessage

use of net.i2p.router.OutNetMessage in project i2p.i2p by i2p.

the class NTCPConnection method locked_close.

/**
 * @return a second connection with the same peer...
 */
private synchronized NTCPConnection locked_close(boolean allowRequeue) {
    if (_chan != null)
        try {
            _chan.close();
        } catch (IOException ioe) {
        }
    if (_conKey != null)
        _conKey.cancel();
    _establishState = EstablishState.FAILED;
    NTCPConnection old = _transport.removeCon(this);
    _transport.getReader().connectionClosed(this);
    _transport.getWriter().connectionClosed(this);
    for (FIFOBandwidthLimiter.Request req : _bwInRequests) {
        req.abort();
    // we would like to return read ByteBuffers via EventPumper.releaseBuf(),
    // but we can't risk releasing it twice
    }
    _bwInRequests.clear();
    for (FIFOBandwidthLimiter.Request req : _bwOutRequests) {
        req.abort();
    }
    _bwOutRequests.clear();
    _writeBufs.clear();
    ByteBuffer bb;
    while ((bb = _readBufs.poll()) != null) {
        EventPumper.releaseBuf(bb);
    }
    List<OutNetMessage> pending = new ArrayList<OutNetMessage>();
    // _outbound.drainAllTo(pending);
    _outbound.drainTo(pending);
    for (OutNetMessage msg : pending) _transport.afterSend(msg, false, allowRequeue, msg.getLifetime());
    OutNetMessage msg = getCurrentOutbound();
    if (msg != null)
        _transport.afterSend(msg, false, allowRequeue, msg.getLifetime());
    return old;
}

Example 7 with OutNetMessage

use of net.i2p.router.OutNetMessage in project i2p.i2p by i2p.

the class BuildHandler method handleReq.

/**
 * If we are dropping lots of requests before even trying to handle them,
 * I suppose you could call us "overloaded"
 */
/**
 ** unused, see handleReq() below
 *    private final static int MAX_PROACTIVE_DROPS = 240;
 *
 *    private int countProactiveDrops() {
 *        int dropped = 0;
 *        dropped += countEvents("tunnel.dropLoadProactive", 60*1000);
 *        dropped += countEvents("tunnel.dropLoad", 60*1000);
 *        dropped += countEvents("tunnel.dropLoadBacklog", 60*1000);
 *        dropped += countEvents("tunnel.dropLoadDelay", 60*1000);
 *        return dropped;
 *    }
 *
 *    private int countEvents(String stat, long period) {
 *        RateStat rs = _context.statManager().getRate(stat);
 *        if (rs != null) {
 *            Rate r = rs.getRate(period);
 *            if (r != null)
 *                return (int)r.getCurrentEventCount();
 *        }
 *        return 0;
 *    }
 ***
 */
/**
 *  Actually process the request and send the reply.
 *
 *  Todo: Replies are not subject to RED for bandwidth reasons,
 *  and the bandwidth is not credited to any tunnel.
 *  If we did credit the reply to the tunnel, it would
 *  prevent the classification of the tunnel as 'inactive' on tunnels.jsp.
 */
private void handleReq(RouterInfo nextPeerInfo, BuildMessageState state, BuildRequestRecord req, Hash nextPeer) {
    long ourId = req.readReceiveTunnelId();
    long nextId = req.readNextTunnelId();
    boolean isInGW = req.readIsInboundGateway();
    boolean isOutEnd = req.readIsOutboundEndpoint();
    Hash from = state.fromHash;
    if (from == null && state.from != null)
        from = state.from.calculateHash();
    if (isInGW && isOutEnd) {
        _context.statManager().addRateData("tunnel.rejectHostile", 1);
        _log.error("Dropping build request, IBGW+OBEP: " + req);
        if (from != null)
            _context.commSystem().mayDisconnect(from);
        return;
    }
    if (ourId <= 0 || ourId > TunnelId.MAX_ID_VALUE || nextId <= 0 || nextId > TunnelId.MAX_ID_VALUE) {
        _context.statManager().addRateData("tunnel.rejectHostile", 1);
        if (_log.shouldWarn())
            _log.warn("Dropping build request, bad tunnel ID: " + req);
        if (from != null)
            _context.commSystem().mayDisconnect(from);
        return;
    }
    // Loop checks
    if ((!isOutEnd) && _context.routerHash().equals(nextPeer)) {
        _context.statManager().addRateData("tunnel.rejectHostile", 1);
        // old i2pd
        if (_log.shouldWarn())
            _log.warn("Dropping build request, we are the next hop: " + req);
        if (from != null)
            _context.commSystem().mayDisconnect(from);
        return;
    }
    if (!isInGW) {
        // but if not, something is seriously wrong here.
        if (from == null || _context.routerHash().equals(from)) {
            _context.statManager().addRateData("tunnel.rejectHostile", 1);
            if (_log.shouldWarn())
                _log.warn("Dropping build request, we are the previous hop: " + req);
            return;
        }
    }
    if ((!isOutEnd) && (!isInGW)) {
        // A-B-C-A is not preventable
        if (nextPeer.equals(from)) {
            // i2pd does this
            _context.statManager().addRateData("tunnel.rejectHostile", 1);
            if (_log.shouldLog(Log.WARN))
                _log.warn("Dropping build request with the same previous and next hop: " + req);
            _context.commSystem().mayDisconnect(from);
            return;
        }
    }
    // time is in hours, rounded down.
    // tunnel-alt-creation.html specifies that this is enforced +/- 1 hour but it was not.
    // As of 0.9.16, allow + 5 minutes to - 65 minutes.
    long time = req.readRequestTime();
    long now = (_context.clock().now() / (60l * 60l * 1000l)) * (60 * 60 * 1000);
    long timeDiff = now - time;
    if (timeDiff > MAX_REQUEST_AGE) {
        _context.statManager().addRateData("tunnel.rejectTooOld", 1);
        if (_log.shouldLog(Log.WARN))
            _log.warn("Dropping build request too old... replay attack? " + DataHelper.formatDuration(timeDiff) + ": " + req);
        if (from != null)
            _context.commSystem().mayDisconnect(from);
        return;
    }
    if (timeDiff < 0 - MAX_REQUEST_FUTURE) {
        _context.statManager().addRateData("tunnel.rejectFuture", 1);
        if (_log.shouldLog(Log.WARN))
            _log.warn("Dropping build request too far in future " + DataHelper.formatDuration(0 - timeDiff) + ": " + req);
        if (from != null)
            _context.commSystem().mayDisconnect(from);
        return;
    }
    int response;
    if (_context.router().isHidden()) {
        _context.throttle().setTunnelStatus(_x("Rejecting tunnels: Hidden mode"));
        response = TunnelHistory.TUNNEL_REJECT_BANDWIDTH;
    } else {
        response = _context.throttle().acceptTunnelRequest();
    }
    // This only checked OUR tunnels, so the log message was wrong.
    // Now checked by TunnelDispatcher.joinXXX()
    // and returned as success value, checked below.
    // if (_context.tunnelManager().getTunnelInfo(new TunnelId(ourId)) != null) {
    // if (_log.shouldLog(Log.ERROR))
    // _log.error("Already participating in a tunnel with the given Id (" + ourId + "), so gotta reject");
    // if (response == 0)
    // response = TunnelHistory.TUNNEL_REJECT_PROBABALISTIC_REJECT;
    // }
    // if ( (response == 0) && (_context.random().nextInt(50) <= 1) )
    // response = TunnelHistory.TUNNEL_REJECT_PROBABALISTIC_REJECT;
    long recvDelay = _context.clock().now() - state.recvTime;
    if (response == 0) {
        // unused
        // int proactiveDrops = countProactiveDrops();
        float pDrop = ((float) recvDelay) / (float) (BuildRequestor.REQUEST_TIMEOUT * 3);
        pDrop = (float) Math.pow(pDrop, 16);
        if (_context.random().nextFloat() < pDrop) {
            // || (proactiveDrops > MAX_PROACTIVE_DROPS) ) ) {
            _context.statManager().addRateData("tunnel.rejectOverloaded", recvDelay);
            _context.throttle().setTunnelStatus(_x("Rejecting tunnels: Request overload"));
            // if (true || (proactiveDrops < MAX_PROACTIVE_DROPS*2))
            response = TunnelHistory.TUNNEL_REJECT_TRANSIENT_OVERLOAD;
        // else
        // response = TunnelHistory.TUNNEL_REJECT_BANDWIDTH;
        } else {
            _context.statManager().addRateData("tunnel.acceptLoad", recvDelay);
        }
    }
    /*
         * Being a IBGW or OBEP generally leads to more connections, so if we are
         * approaching our connection limit (i.e. !haveCapacity()),
         * reject this request.
         *
         * Don't do this for class N or O, under the assumption that they are already talking
         * to most of the routers, so there's no reason to reject. This may drive them
         * to their conn. limits, but it's hopefully a temporary solution to the
         * tunnel build congestion. As the net grows this will have to be revisited.
         */
    RouterInfo ri = _context.router().getRouterInfo();
    if (response == 0) {
        if (ri == null) {
            // ?? We should always have a RI
            response = TunnelHistory.TUNNEL_REJECT_BANDWIDTH;
        } else {
            char bw = ri.getBandwidthTier().charAt(0);
            if (bw != 'O' && bw != 'N' && bw != 'P' && bw != 'X' && ((isInGW && !_context.commSystem().haveInboundCapacity(87)) || (isOutEnd && !_context.commSystem().haveOutboundCapacity(87)))) {
                _context.statManager().addRateData("tunnel.rejectConnLimits", 1);
                _context.throttle().setTunnelStatus(_x("Rejecting tunnels: Connection limit"));
                response = TunnelHistory.TUNNEL_REJECT_BANDWIDTH;
            }
        }
    }
    // We may need another counter above for requests.
    if (response == 0 && !isInGW) {
        if (from != null && _throttler.shouldThrottle(from)) {
            if (_log.shouldLog(Log.WARN))
                _log.warn("Rejecting tunnel (hop throttle), previous hop: " + from + ": " + req);
            // no setTunnelStatus() indication
            _context.statManager().addRateData("tunnel.rejectHopThrottle", 1);
            response = TunnelHistory.TUNNEL_REJECT_BANDWIDTH;
        }
    }
    if (response == 0 && (!isOutEnd) && _throttler.shouldThrottle(nextPeer)) {
        if (_log.shouldLog(Log.WARN))
            _log.warn("Rejecting tunnel (hop throttle), next hop: " + req);
        _context.statManager().addRateData("tunnel.rejectHopThrottle", 1);
        // no setTunnelStatus() indication
        response = TunnelHistory.TUNNEL_REJECT_BANDWIDTH;
    }
    HopConfig cfg = null;
    if (response == 0) {
        cfg = new HopConfig();
        cfg.setCreation(_context.clock().now());
        cfg.setExpiration(_context.clock().now() + 10 * 60 * 1000);
        cfg.setIVKey(req.readIVKey());
        cfg.setLayerKey(req.readLayerKey());
        if (isInGW) {
        // default
        // cfg.setReceiveFrom(null);
        } else {
            if (from != null) {
                cfg.setReceiveFrom(from);
            } else {
                // b0rk
                return;
            }
        }
        cfg.setReceiveTunnelId(DataHelper.toLong(4, ourId));
        if (isOutEnd) {
        // default
        // cfg.setSendTo(null);
        // cfg.setSendTunnelId(null);
        } else {
            cfg.setSendTo(nextPeer);
            cfg.setSendTunnelId(DataHelper.toLong(4, nextId));
        }
        // now "actually" join
        boolean success;
        if (isOutEnd)
            success = _context.tunnelDispatcher().joinOutboundEndpoint(cfg);
        else if (isInGW)
            success = _context.tunnelDispatcher().joinInboundGateway(cfg);
        else
            success = _context.tunnelDispatcher().joinParticipant(cfg);
        if (success) {
            if (_log.shouldLog(Log.DEBUG))
                _log.debug("Joining: " + req);
        } else {
            // Dup Tunnel ID. This can definitely happen (birthday paradox).
            // Probability in 11 minutes (per hop type):
            // 0.1% for 2900 tunnels; 1% for 9300 tunnels
            response = TunnelHistory.TUNNEL_REJECT_BANDWIDTH;
            _context.statManager().addRateData("tunnel.rejectDupID", 1);
            if (_log.shouldLog(Log.WARN))
                _log.warn("DUP ID failure: " + req);
        }
    }
    if (response != 0) {
        _context.statManager().addRateData("tunnel.reject." + response, 1);
        _context.messageHistory().tunnelRejected(from, new TunnelId(ourId), nextPeer, // (isOutEnd ? "outbound endpoint" : isInGW ? "inbound gw" : "participant"));
        Integer.toString(response));
        if (from != null)
            _context.commSystem().mayDisconnect(from);
        // 81% = between 75% control measures in Transports and 87% rejection above
        if ((!_context.routerHash().equals(nextPeer)) && (!_context.commSystem().haveOutboundCapacity(81)) && (!_context.commSystem().isEstablished(nextPeer))) {
            _context.statManager().addRateData("tunnel.dropConnLimits", 1);
            if (_log.shouldLog(Log.WARN))
                _log.warn("Not sending rejection due to conn limits: " + req);
            return;
        }
    } else if (isInGW && from != null) {
        // we're the start of the tunnel, no use staying connected
        _context.commSystem().mayDisconnect(from);
    }
    if (_log.shouldLog(Log.DEBUG))
        _log.debug("Responding to " + state.msg.getUniqueId() + " after " + recvDelay + " with " + response + " from " + (from != null ? from : "tunnel") + ": " + req);
    EncryptedBuildRecord reply = BuildResponseRecord.create(_context, response, req.readReplyKey(), req.readReplyIV(), state.msg.getUniqueId());
    int records = state.msg.getRecordCount();
    int ourSlot = -1;
    for (int j = 0; j < records; j++) {
        if (state.msg.getRecord(j) == null) {
            ourSlot = j;
            state.msg.setRecord(j, reply);
            // + ": " + Base64.encode(reply));
            break;
        }
    }
    if (_log.shouldLog(Log.DEBUG))
        _log.debug("Read slot " + ourSlot + " containing: " + req + " accepted? " + response + " recvDelay " + recvDelay + " replyMessage " + req.readReplyMessageId());
    // now actually send the response
    long expires = _context.clock().now() + NEXT_HOP_SEND_TIMEOUT;
    if (!isOutEnd) {
        state.msg.setUniqueId(req.readReplyMessageId());
        state.msg.setMessageExpiration(expires);
        OutNetMessage msg = new OutNetMessage(_context, state.msg, expires, PRIORITY, nextPeerInfo);
        if (response == 0)
            msg.setOnFailedSendJob(new TunnelBuildNextHopFailJob(_context, cfg));
        _context.outNetMessagePool().add(msg);
    } else {
        // We are the OBEP.
        // send it to the reply tunnel on the reply peer within a new TunnelBuildReplyMessage
        // (enough layers jrandom?)
        TunnelBuildReplyMessage replyMsg;
        if (records == TunnelBuildMessage.MAX_RECORD_COUNT)
            replyMsg = new TunnelBuildReplyMessage(_context);
        else
            replyMsg = new VariableTunnelBuildReplyMessage(_context, records);
        for (int i = 0; i < records; i++) replyMsg.setRecord(i, state.msg.getRecord(i));
        replyMsg.setUniqueId(req.readReplyMessageId());
        replyMsg.setMessageExpiration(expires);
        TunnelGatewayMessage m = new TunnelGatewayMessage(_context);
        m.setMessage(replyMsg);
        m.setMessageExpiration(expires);
        m.setTunnelId(new TunnelId(nextId));
        if (_context.routerHash().equals(nextPeer)) {
            // ok, we are the gateway, so inject it
            if (_log.shouldLog(Log.DEBUG))
                _log.debug("We are the reply gateway for " + nextId + " when replying to replyMessage " + req);
            _context.tunnelDispatcher().dispatch(m);
        } else {
            // ok, the gateway is some other peer, shove 'er across
            OutNetMessage outMsg = new OutNetMessage(_context, m, expires, PRIORITY, nextPeerInfo);
            if (response == 0)
                outMsg.setOnFailedSendJob(new TunnelBuildNextHopFailJob(_context, cfg));
            _context.outNetMessagePool().add(outMsg);
        }
    }
}

Example 8 with OutNetMessage

use of net.i2p.router.OutNetMessage in project i2p.i2p by i2p.

the class BuildRequestor method request.

/**
 *  Send out a build request message.
 *
 *  @param cfg ReplyMessageId must be set
 *  @return success
 */
public static boolean request(RouterContext ctx, TunnelPool pool, PooledTunnelCreatorConfig cfg, BuildExecutor exec) {
    // new style crypto fills in all the blanks, while the old style waits for replies to fill in the next hop, etc
    prepare(ctx, cfg);
    if (cfg.getLength() <= 1) {
        buildZeroHop(ctx, pool, cfg, exec);
        return true;
    }
    Log log = ctx.logManager().getLog(BuildRequestor.class);
    cfg.setTunnelPool(pool);
    TunnelInfo pairedTunnel = null;
    Hash farEnd = cfg.getFarEnd();
    TunnelManagerFacade mgr = ctx.tunnelManager();
    boolean isInbound = pool.getSettings().isInbound();
    if (pool.getSettings().isExploratory() || !usePairedTunnels(ctx)) {
        if (isInbound)
            pairedTunnel = mgr.selectOutboundExploratoryTunnel(farEnd);
        else
            pairedTunnel = mgr.selectInboundExploratoryTunnel(farEnd);
    } else {
        // building a client tunnel
        if (isInbound)
            pairedTunnel = mgr.selectOutboundTunnel(pool.getSettings().getDestination(), farEnd);
        else
            pairedTunnel = mgr.selectInboundTunnel(pool.getSettings().getDestination(), farEnd);
        if (pairedTunnel == null) {
            if (isInbound) {
                // random more reliable than closest ??
                // pairedTunnel = mgr.selectOutboundExploratoryTunnel(farEnd);
                pairedTunnel = mgr.selectOutboundTunnel();
                if (pairedTunnel != null && pairedTunnel.getLength() <= 1 && mgr.getOutboundSettings().getLength() > 0 && mgr.getOutboundSettings().getLength() + mgr.getOutboundSettings().getLengthVariance() > 0) {
                    // don't build using a zero-hop expl.,
                    // as it is both very bad for anonomyity,
                    // and it takes a build slot away from exploratory
                    pairedTunnel = null;
                }
            } else {
                // random more reliable than closest ??
                // pairedTunnel = mgr.selectInboundExploratoryTunnel(farEnd);
                pairedTunnel = mgr.selectInboundTunnel();
                if (pairedTunnel != null && pairedTunnel.getLength() <= 1 && mgr.getInboundSettings().getLength() > 0 && mgr.getInboundSettings().getLength() + mgr.getInboundSettings().getLengthVariance() > 0) {
                    // ditto
                    pairedTunnel = null;
                }
            }
            if (pairedTunnel != null && log.shouldLog(Log.INFO))
                log.info("Couldn't find a paired tunnel for " + cfg + ", using exploratory tunnel");
        }
    }
    if (pairedTunnel == null) {
        if (log.shouldLog(Log.WARN))
            log.warn("Tunnel build failed, as we couldn't find a paired tunnel for " + cfg);
        exec.buildComplete(cfg, pool);
        // Not even an exploratory tunnel? We are in big trouble.
        // Let's not spin through here too fast.
        // But don't let a client tunnel waiting for exploratories slow things down too much,
        // as there may be other tunnel pools who can build
        int ms = pool.getSettings().isExploratory() ? 250 : 25;
        try {
            Thread.sleep(ms);
        } catch (InterruptedException ie) {
        }
        return false;
    }
    // long beforeCreate = System.currentTimeMillis();
    TunnelBuildMessage msg = createTunnelBuildMessage(ctx, pool, cfg, pairedTunnel, exec);
    // long createTime = System.currentTimeMillis()-beforeCreate;
    if (msg == null) {
        if (log.shouldLog(Log.WARN))
            log.warn("Tunnel build failed, as we couldn't create the tunnel build message for " + cfg);
        exec.buildComplete(cfg, pool);
        return false;
    }
    // long beforeDispatch = System.currentTimeMillis();
    if (cfg.isInbound()) {
        if (log.shouldLog(Log.INFO))
            log.info("Sending the tunnel build request " + msg.getUniqueId() + " out the tunnel " + pairedTunnel + " to " + cfg.getPeer(0) + " for " + cfg + " waiting for the reply of " + cfg.getReplyMessageId());
        // send it out a tunnel targetting the first hop
        // TODO - would be nice to have a TunnelBuildFirstHopFailJob queued if the
        // pairedTunnel is zero-hop, but no way to do that?
        ctx.tunnelDispatcher().dispatchOutbound(msg, pairedTunnel.getSendTunnelId(0), cfg.getPeer(0));
    } else {
        if (log.shouldLog(Log.INFO))
            log.info("Sending the tunnel build request directly to " + cfg.getPeer(1) + " for " + cfg + " waiting for the reply of " + cfg.getReplyMessageId() + " with msgId=" + msg.getUniqueId());
        // send it directly to the first hop
        // Add some fuzz to the TBM expiration to make it harder to guess how many hops
        // or placement in the tunnel
        msg.setMessageExpiration(ctx.clock().now() + BUILD_MSG_TIMEOUT + ctx.random().nextLong(20 * 1000));
        // We set the OutNetMessage expiration much shorter, so that the
        // TunnelBuildFirstHopFailJob fires before the 13s build expiration.
        RouterInfo peer = ctx.netDb().lookupRouterInfoLocally(cfg.getPeer(1));
        if (peer == null) {
            if (log.shouldLog(Log.WARN))
                log.warn("Could not find the next hop to send the outbound request to: " + cfg);
            exec.buildComplete(cfg, pool);
            return false;
        }
        OutNetMessage outMsg = new OutNetMessage(ctx, msg, ctx.clock().now() + FIRST_HOP_TIMEOUT, PRIORITY, peer);
        outMsg.setOnFailedSendJob(new TunnelBuildFirstHopFailJob(ctx, pool, cfg, exec));
        ctx.outNetMessagePool().add(outMsg);
    }
    // + "ms and dispatched in " + (System.currentTimeMillis()-beforeDispatch));
    return true;
}

Example 9 with OutNetMessage

use of net.i2p.router.OutNetMessage in project i2p.i2p by i2p.

the class FloodfillNetworkDatabaseFacade method flood.

/**
 *  Send to a subset of all floodfill peers.
 *  We do this to implement Kademlia within the floodfills, i.e.
 *  we flood to those closest to the key.
 */
public void flood(DatabaseEntry ds) {
    Hash key = ds.getHash();
    RouterKeyGenerator gen = _context.routerKeyGenerator();
    Hash rkey = gen.getRoutingKey(key);
    FloodfillPeerSelector sel = (FloodfillPeerSelector) getPeerSelector();
    List<Hash> peers = sel.selectFloodfillParticipants(rkey, MAX_TO_FLOOD, getKBuckets());
    // todo key cert skip?
    long until = gen.getTimeTillMidnight();
    if (until < NEXT_RKEY_LS_ADVANCE_TIME || (ds.getType() == DatabaseEntry.KEY_TYPE_ROUTERINFO && until < NEXT_RKEY_RI_ADVANCE_TIME)) {
        // to avoid lookup faulures after midnight, also flood to some closest to the
        // next routing key for a period of time before midnight.
        Hash nkey = gen.getNextRoutingKey(key);
        List<Hash> nextPeers = sel.selectFloodfillParticipants(nkey, NEXT_FLOOD_QTY, getKBuckets());
        int i = 0;
        for (Hash h : nextPeers) {
            // But other implementations may not...
            if (h.equals(key))
                continue;
            // todo key cert skip?
            if (!peers.contains(h)) {
                peers.add(h);
                i++;
            }
        }
        if (i > 0 && _log.shouldLog(Log.INFO))
            _log.info("Flooding the entry for " + key + " to " + i + " more, just before midnight");
    }
    int flooded = 0;
    for (int i = 0; i < peers.size(); i++) {
        Hash peer = peers.get(i);
        RouterInfo target = lookupRouterInfoLocally(peer);
        if ((target == null) || (_context.banlist().isBanlisted(peer)))
            continue;
        // But other implementations may not...
        if (ds.getType() == DatabaseEntry.KEY_TYPE_ROUTERINFO && peer.equals(key))
            continue;
        if (peer.equals(_context.routerHash()))
            continue;
        DatabaseStoreMessage msg = new DatabaseStoreMessage(_context);
        msg.setEntry(ds);
        OutNetMessage m = new OutNetMessage(_context, msg, _context.clock().now() + FLOOD_TIMEOUT, FLOOD_PRIORITY, target);
        Job floodFail = new FloodFailedJob(_context, peer);
        m.setOnFailedSendJob(floodFail);
        // we want to give credit on success, even if we aren't sure,
        // because otherwise no use noting failure
        Job floodGood = new FloodSuccessJob(_context, peer);
        m.setOnSendJob(floodGood);
        _context.commSystem().processMessage(m);
        flooded++;
        if (_log.shouldLog(Log.INFO))
            _log.info("Flooding the entry for " + key.toBase64() + " to " + peer.toBase64());
    }
    if (_log.shouldLog(Log.INFO))
        _log.info("Flooded the data to " + flooded + " of " + peers.size() + " peers");
}

Example 10 with OutNetMessage

use of net.i2p.router.OutNetMessage in project i2p.i2p by i2p.

the class OutboundMessageRegistry method registerPending.

/**
 *  @param allowEmpty is msg.getMessage() allowed to be null?
 */
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
private void registerPending(OutNetMessage msg, boolean allowEmpty) {
    if ((!allowEmpty) && (msg.getMessage() == null))
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("OutNetMessage doesn't contain an I2NPMessage? Impossible?");
    MessageSelector sel = msg.getReplySelector();
    if (sel == null)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("No reply selector? Impossible?");
    if (!_activeMessages.add(msg))
        // dont add dups
        return;
    synchronized (_selectorToMessage) {
        Object oldMsg = _selectorToMessage.put(sel, msg);
        if (oldMsg != null) {
            List<OutNetMessage> multi = null;
            if (oldMsg instanceof OutNetMessage) {
                // multi = Collections.synchronizedList(new ArrayList(4));
                multi = new ArrayList<OutNetMessage>(4);
                multi.add((OutNetMessage) oldMsg);
                multi.add(msg);
                _selectorToMessage.put(sel, multi);
            } else if (oldMsg instanceof List) {
                multi = (List<OutNetMessage>) oldMsg;
                multi.add(msg);
                _selectorToMessage.put(sel, multi);
            }
            if (_log.shouldLog(Log.WARN))
                _log.warn("a single message selector [" + sel + "] with multiple messages (" + multi + ")");
        }
    }
    synchronized (_selectors) {
        _selectors.add(sel);
    }
    _cleanupTask.scheduleExpiration(sel);
}