- Use the depend task with caching for more accurate dependencies
- Make sure the routerconsole gets the latest router version
- Fix addressbook repeated builds
And this is the big "Fix the Parser" patch. It turns the sam_parse function in src/parse.c into something that actually works. Generating the argument list from an incoming SAM thingy is a bit memory churn-y; perhaps when I have time I'll replace all those strdups with structures that simply track the (start,end) indices.
Oh and also I moved i2p-ping to the new system. Which required 0 change in code. All I did was fix the Makefile, and add shared library libtool support. Anyway, so enjoy folks. It's rare I'm this productive
- polecat
* Reworked the tunnel (re)building process to remove the tokens and
provide cleaner controls on the tunnels built.
* Fixed situations where the timestamper wanted to test more servers than
were provided (thanks Tracker!)
* Get rid of the dead SAM sessions by using the streaming lib's callbacks
(thanks Tracker!)
* C#-ification of sam-sharp: interface greatly simplified using delegates
and events; SamBaseEventHandler provides basic implementation and helper
methods but is now optional.
* NAnt buildfile and README added for sam-sharp.
* Port the java SAM client library to mono/C# and released into the
public domain. The 0.1 version of this port is available in CVS as
i2p/apps/sam/csharp/src/I2P.SAM.Client. The other nonfunctional C#
library has been removed.
* Reenable the probabalistic drop on the TCP queues to deal with good old
fashioned bandwidth limiting. However, by default the probability is
rigged to reserve 0% of the queue free - meaning we just aggressively
fail messages in the queue if we're transferring too slowly. That
reservation factor can be increased with 'tcp.queueFreeFactor=0.25'
(or whatever) and the drop code can be disabled with the parameter
'tcp.dropProbabalistically=false'.
* Still penalize a peer on tunnel failure, but don't immediately drop
their capacity to 0.
* More aggressively ACK duplicates
* Randomize the timestamper period
* Display the clock skew on the connection logs when a peer sends it.
* Allow the timestamper to fix skews of up to 10 minutes
* Logging
* Revised the buffering when reading from the SAM client and writing
to the stream. Also added a thread (sigh) so we don't block the
SAM client from giving us more messages for abnormally long periods
of time.
* Display the router version in the logs on startup (oft requested)
* Fix a race during the closing of a messageOutputStream
* Default the I2CP listener to localhost only, unless overridden by
i2cp.tcp.bindAllInterfaces=true (thanks dm!)
* More SAM fixes for things recently broken (whee)
* Fix the recently broken SAM bridge (duh)
* Add a new pair of SAM apps - net.i2p.sam.client.SAMStreamSink and
net.i2p.sam.client.SAMStreamSend, mirroring the streaming lib's
StreamSink and StreamSend apps for transferring files.
* Make the passive flush timer fire more frequently.
* Toss in a small pool of threads (3) to execute the events queued up with
the SimpleTimer, as we do currently see the occational event
notification spiking up to a second or so.
* Implement a SAM client API in java, useful for event based streaming (or
for testing the SAM bridge)
* Added support to shut down the SAM bridge on OOM (useful if the SAM
bridge is being run outside of the router).
* Include the SAM test code in the sam.jar
* Remove an irrelevent warning message from SAM, which was caused by
perfectly normal operation due to a session being closed.
* Removed some unnecessary synchronization in the streaming lib's
PacketQueue
* More quickly clean up the memory used by the streaming lib by
immediately killing each packet's resend job as soon as it is ACKed (or
cancelled), so that there are no longer any valid pointers to the
(potentially 32KB) packet.
* Fixed the timestamps dumped to stdout when debugging the PacketHandler.
* Drop packets that would expand our inbound window beyond our maximum
buffer size (default 32 messages)
* Always read the ACK/NACK data from the verified packets received, even
if we are going to drop them
* Always adjust the window when there are messages ACKed, though do not
change its size except as before.
* Streamlined some synchronization in the router's I2CP handling
* Streamlined some memory allocation in the SAM bridge
* Default the streaming lib to disconnect on inactivity, rather than send
an empty message.
* Toss in a small pool of threads (3) to execute the events queued up with
the SimpleTimer, as we do currently see the occational event
notification spiking up to a second or so.
* Implement a SAM client API in java, useful for event based streaming (or
for testing the SAM bridge)
* Added support to shut down the SAM bridge on OOM (useful if the SAM
bridge is being run outside of the router).
* Include the SAM test code in the sam.jar
* Remove an irrelevent warning message from SAM, which was caused by
perfectly normal operation due to a session being closed.
* Removed some unnecessary synchronization in the streaming lib's
PacketQueue
* More quickly clean up the memory used by the streaming lib by
immediately killing each packet's resend job as soon as it is ACKed (or
cancelled), so that there are no longer any valid pointers to the
(potentially 32KB) packet.
* Fixed the timestamps dumped to stdout when debugging the PacketHandler.
* Drop packets that would expand our inbound window beyond our maximum
buffer size (default 32 messages)
* Always read the ACK/NACK data from the verified packets received, even
if we are going to drop them
* Always adjust the window when there are messages ACKed, though do not
change its size except as before.
* Streamlined some synchronization in the router's I2CP handling
* Streamlined some memory allocation in the SAM bridge
* Default the streaming lib to disconnect on inactivity, rather than send
an empty message.
this still doesnt get the BT to where it needs to be, or fix the timeout problem,
but i dont like having so many commits outstanding and these updates are sound
* Render the burst rate fields on /config.jsp properly (thanks ugha!)
* Build in a simple timeout to flush data queued into the I2PSocket but
not yet flushed.
* Don't explicitly flush after each SAM stream write, but leave it up to
the [nonblocking] passive flush.
* Don't whine about 10-99 connection events occurring in a second
* Don't wait for completion of packets that will not be ACKed (duh)
* Adjust the congestion window, even if the packet was resent (duh)
* Make sure to wake up any blocking read()'s when the MessageInputStream
is close()ed (duh)
* Never wait more than the disconnect timeout for a write to complete
* Update to the SAM bridge to reduce some unnecessary memory allocation.
* New stat to keep track of slow jobs (ones that take more than a second
to excute). This is published in the netDb as jobQueue.jobRunSlow
* Only allow small clock skews after the first 10 minutes of operation
(to prevent later network lag bouncing us way off course - yes, we
really need an NTP impl to balance out the network burps...)
* Revamp the I2PTunnel web interface startup process so that everything
is shown immediately, so that different pieces hanging don't hang
the rest, and other minor bugfixes.
* Take note of SAM startup error (in case you're already running a SAM
bridge...)
* Increase the bandwidth limiter burst values available to 10-60s (or
whatever is placed in /configadvanced.jsp, of course)
* Bugfixes and unit tests for the SAM bridge to handle quoted message
parameters, verify proper operation after multiple session lifetimes,
as well as some synchronization problems.
* New properties method on the DataHelper class.
* Address a race on fast disconnecting clients
