and storing session request packet for retransmission
Previously, we would regenerate handshake state on every retry,
and we would not re-save the new session request packet after a retry.
Check for wrong token received in additional retries.
Handle skew reason in termination, possibly ban peer
Adjust clock at startup when terminated with skew reason
Don't send immediate termination to a too-close address
Javadoc fixes
Log tweaks
(rate limited) at conn limits or when alice is banned.
Process retry payload even if token is 0, to get termination reason
Wait longer for session request after retry, allowing for at least 2 retransmissions, to reduce IES2 failures
Ban peer if he bans us in retry
Remove unused writePayload()
Javadoc fixes
Log tweaks
Don't set AlicePortFromCharlie in msg 5, should be msg 7 only
Assume success if no address block in msg 7 (i2pd)
Require introducers for SNAT states
Don't log no charlie port if no IP
Add some TODO notes
Log tweaks
- Set cache size based on connection limit
- Track average inbound cache eviction time
- Set inbound expiration based on cache time
- Reduce max inbound expiration
- Fix saving inbound token sent after relay response or hole punch
- Dont send or save tokens if we are symmetric natted
- Sort persisted tokens by expiration so they are expired in correct order on reload
- Periodically expire tokens from cache
- Add getters to Token class
- Add missing case IPV4_SNAT_IPV6_UNKNOWN to EnumSets
Update some KeysAndCert and PKF debug output
ref: http://zzz.i2p/topics/3279
Replaces the 256-byte ElG key in dests with padding.
Make all padding in dests and router identities a repeating random 32-byte pattern.
This will make gzipped dests and router identities be much smaller:
Dests: appx. 320 bytes smaller (82% reduction)
RIs: appx. 288 bytes smaller (74% reduction)
Expected to primarily benefit database store messages and streaming SYNs.
Does not rekey or affect existing destinations or router identities.
Testers running this patch may be identifiable via transient destinations.
New installs with this patch will be identifiable via router identities.
This also will significantly speed up Destination creation as
we will no longer generate an ElG keypair.
Tested for several months.
