/* Connections management */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_UNISTD_H #include #endif #include "elinks.h" #include "cache/cache.h" #include "config/options.h" #include "document/document.h" #include "encoding/encoding.h" #include "intl/gettext/libintl.h" #include "main/object.h" #include "main/select.h" #include "main/timer.h" #include "network/connection.h" #include "network/dns.h" #include "network/progress.h" #include "network/socket.h" #include "network/ssl/ssl.h" #include "protocol/protocol.h" #include "protocol/proxy.h" #include "protocol/uri.h" #include "session/session.h" #include "util/error.h" #include "util/memory.h" #include "util/string.h" #include "util/time.h" struct keepalive_connection { LIST_HEAD(struct keepalive_connection); /* XXX: This is just the URI of the connection that registered the * keepalive connection so only rely on the protocol, user, password, * host and port part. */ struct uri *uri; /* Function called when the keepalive has timed out or is deleted */ void (*done)(struct connection *); timeval_T timeout; timeval_T creation_time; unsigned int protocol_family:1; /* see network/socket.h, EL_PF_INET, EL_PF_INET6 */ int socket; }; static unsigned int connection_id = 0; static int active_connections = 0; static timer_id_T keepalive_timeout = TIMER_ID_UNDEF; static INIT_LIST_OF(struct connection, connection_queue); static INIT_LIST_OF(struct host_connection, host_connections); static INIT_LIST_OF(struct keepalive_connection, keepalive_connections); /* Prototypes */ static void notify_connection_callbacks(struct connection *conn); static void check_keepalive_connections(void); static /* inline */ enum connection_priority get_priority(struct connection *conn) { enum connection_priority priority; for (priority = 0; priority < PRIORITIES; priority++) if (conn->pri[priority]) break; assertm(priority != PRIORITIES, "Connection has no owner"); /* Recovery path ;-). (XXX?) */ return priority; } int get_connections_count(void) { return list_size(&connection_queue); } int get_keepalive_connections_count(void) { return list_size(&keepalive_connections); } int get_connections_connecting_count(void) { struct connection *conn; int i = 0; foreach (conn, connection_queue) i += is_in_connecting_state(conn->state); return i; } int get_connections_transfering_count(void) { struct connection *conn; int i = 0; foreach (conn, connection_queue) i += is_in_transfering_state(conn->state); return i; } static inline int connection_disappeared(struct connection *conn) { struct connection *c; foreach (c, connection_queue) if (conn == c && conn->id == c->id) return 0; return 1; } /* Host connection management: */ /* Used to keep track on the number of connections to any given host. When * trying to setup a new connection the list is searched to see if the maximum * number of connection has been reached. If that is the case we try to suspend * an already established connection. */ /* Some connections (like file://) that do not involve hosts are not maintained * in the list. */ struct host_connection { OBJECT_HEAD(struct host_connection); /* XXX: This is just the URI of the connection that registered the * host connection so only rely on the host part. */ struct uri *uri; }; static struct host_connection * get_host_connection(struct connection *conn) { struct host_connection *host_conn; if (!conn->uri->host) return NULL; foreach (host_conn, host_connections) if (compare_uri(host_conn->uri, conn->uri, URI_HOST)) return host_conn; return NULL; } /* Returns if the connection was successfully added. */ /* Don't add hostnameless host connections but they're valid. */ static int add_host_connection(struct connection *conn) { struct host_connection *host_conn = get_host_connection(conn); if (!host_conn && conn->uri->host) { host_conn = mem_calloc(1, sizeof(*host_conn)); if (!host_conn) return 0; host_conn->uri = get_uri_reference(conn->uri); object_nolock(host_conn, "host_connection"); add_to_list(host_connections, host_conn); } if (host_conn) object_lock(host_conn); return 1; } /* Decrements and free()s the host connection if it is the last 'refcount'. */ static void done_host_connection(struct connection *conn) { struct host_connection *host_conn = get_host_connection(conn); if (!host_conn) return; object_unlock(host_conn); if (is_object_used(host_conn)) return; del_from_list(host_conn); done_uri(host_conn->uri); mem_free(host_conn); } static void sort_queue(); #ifdef CONFIG_DEBUG static void check_queue_bugs(void) { struct connection *conn; enum connection_priority prev_priority = 0; int cc = 0; foreach (conn, connection_queue) { enum connection_priority priority = get_priority(conn); cc += conn->running; assertm(priority >= prev_priority, "queue is not sorted"); assertm(is_in_progress_state(conn->state), "interrupted connection on queue (conn %s, state %d)", struri(conn->uri), conn->state); prev_priority = priority; } assertm(cc == active_connections, "bad number of active connections (counted %d, stored %d)", cc, active_connections); } #else #define check_queue_bugs() #endif static void set_connection_socket_state(struct socket *socket, enum connection_state state) { assert(socket); set_connection_state(socket->conn, state); } static void set_connection_socket_timeout(struct socket *socket, enum connection_state state) { assert(socket); set_connection_timeout(socket->conn); } static void retry_connection_socket(struct socket *socket, enum connection_state state) { assert(socket); retry_connection(socket->conn, state); } static void done_connection_socket(struct socket *socket, enum connection_state state) { assert(socket); abort_connection(socket->conn, state); } static struct connection * init_connection(struct uri *uri, struct uri *proxied_uri, struct uri *referrer, off_t start, enum cache_mode cache_mode, enum connection_priority priority) { static struct socket_operations connection_socket_operations = { set_connection_socket_state, set_connection_socket_timeout, retry_connection_socket, done_connection_socket, }; struct connection *conn = mem_calloc(1, sizeof(*conn)); if (!conn) return NULL; assert(proxied_uri->protocol != PROTOCOL_PROXY); conn->socket = init_socket(conn, &connection_socket_operations); if (!conn->socket) { mem_free(conn); return NULL; } conn->data_socket = init_socket(conn, &connection_socket_operations); if (!conn->data_socket) { mem_free(conn->socket); mem_free(conn); return NULL; } conn->progress = init_progress(start); if (!conn->progress) { mem_free(conn->data_socket); mem_free(conn->socket); mem_free(conn); return NULL; } /* load_uri() gets the URI from get_proxy() which grabs a reference for * us. */ conn->uri = uri; conn->proxied_uri = proxied_uri; conn->id = connection_id++; conn->pri[priority] = 1; conn->cache_mode = cache_mode; conn->content_encoding = ENCODING_NONE; conn->stream_pipes[0] = conn->stream_pipes[1] = -1; init_list(conn->downloads); conn->est_length = -1; conn->timer = TIMER_ID_UNDEF; if (referrer) { /* Don't set referrer when it is the file protocol and the URI * being loaded is not. This means CGI scripts will have it * available while preventing information about the local * system from being leaked to external servers. */ if (referrer->protocol != PROTOCOL_FILE || uri->protocol == PROTOCOL_FILE) conn->referrer = get_uri_reference(referrer); } return conn; } static void update_connection_progress(struct connection *conn) { update_progress(conn->progress, conn->received, conn->est_length, conn->from); } /* Progress timer callback for @conn->progress. As explained in * @start_update_progress, this function must erase the expired timer * ID from @conn->progress->timer. */ static void stat_timer(struct connection *conn) { update_connection_progress(conn); /* The expired timer ID has now been erased. */ notify_connection_callbacks(conn); } void set_connection_state(struct connection *conn, enum connection_state state) { struct download *download; struct progress *progress = conn->progress; if (is_in_result_state(conn->state) && is_in_progress_state(state)) conn->prev_error = conn->state; conn->state = state; if (conn->state == S_TRANS) { if (progress->timer == TIMER_ID_UNDEF) { start_update_progress(progress, (void (*)(void *)) stat_timer, conn); update_connection_progress(conn); if (connection_disappeared(conn)) return; } } else { kill_timer(&progress->timer); } foreach (download, conn->downloads) { download->state = state; download->prev_error = conn->prev_error; } if (is_in_progress_state(state)) notify_connection_callbacks(conn); } void shutdown_connection_stream(struct connection *conn) { if (conn->stream) { close_encoded(conn->stream); conn->stream = NULL; } else if (conn->stream_pipes[0] >= 0) { /* close_encoded() usually closes this end of the pipe, * but open_encoded() apparently failed this time. */ close(conn->stream_pipes[0]); } if (conn->stream_pipes[1] >= 0) close(conn->stream_pipes[1]); conn->stream_pipes[0] = conn->stream_pipes[1] = -1; } static void close_popen(int fd) { struct popen_data *pop; foreach (pop, copiousoutput_data) { if (pop->fd == fd) { del_from_list(pop); fclose(pop->stream); if (pop->filename) { unlink(pop->filename); mem_free(pop->filename); } mem_free(pop); break; } } } static void free_connection_data(struct connection *conn) { assertm(conn->running, "connection already suspended"); /* XXX: Recovery path? Originally, there was none. I think we'll get * at least active_connections underflows along the way. --pasky */ conn->running = 0; active_connections--; assertm(active_connections >= 0, "active connections underflow"); if_assert_failed active_connections = 0; #ifdef CONFIG_SSL if (conn->socket->ssl && conn->cached) mem_free_set(&conn->cached->ssl_info, get_ssl_connection_cipher(conn->socket)); #endif if (conn->done) conn->done(conn); if (conn->popen) close_popen(conn->socket->fd); done_socket(conn->socket); done_socket(conn->data_socket); shutdown_connection_stream(conn); mem_free_set(&conn->info, NULL); kill_timer(&conn->timer); if (conn->state != S_WAIT) done_host_connection(conn); } void notify_connection_callbacks(struct connection *conn) { enum connection_state state = conn->state; struct download *download, *next; foreachsafe (download, next, conn->downloads) { download->cached = conn->cached; if (download->callback) download->callback(download, download->data); if (is_in_progress_state(state) && connection_disappeared(conn)) return; } } static void done_connection(struct connection *conn) { /* When removing the connection callbacks should always be aware of it * so they can unregister themselves. We do this by enforcing that the * connection is in a result state. If it is not already it is an * internal bug. This should never happen but it does. ;) --jonas */ if (!is_in_result_state(conn->state)) set_connection_state(conn, S_INTERNAL); del_from_list(conn); notify_connection_callbacks(conn); if (conn->referrer) done_uri(conn->referrer); done_uri(conn->uri); done_uri(conn->proxied_uri); mem_free(conn->socket); mem_free(conn->data_socket); done_progress(conn->progress); if (conn->upload_progress) done_progress(conn->upload_progress); mem_free(conn); check_queue_bugs(); } static inline void add_to_queue(struct connection *conn) { struct connection *c; enum connection_priority priority = get_priority(conn); foreach (c, connection_queue) if (get_priority(c) > priority) break; add_at_pos(c->prev, conn); } /* Returns zero if no callback was done and the keepalive connection should be * deleted or non-zero if the keepalive connection should not be deleted. */ static int do_keepalive_connection_callback(struct keepalive_connection *keep_conn) { struct uri *proxied_uri = get_proxied_uri(keep_conn->uri); struct uri *proxy_uri = get_proxy_uri(keep_conn->uri, NULL); if (proxied_uri && proxy_uri) { struct connection *conn; conn = init_connection(proxy_uri, proxied_uri, NULL, 0, CACHE_MODE_NEVER, PRI_CANCEL); if (conn) { void (*done)(struct connection *) = keep_conn->done; add_to_queue(conn); /* Get the keepalive info and let it clean up */ if (!has_keepalive_connection(conn) || !add_host_connection(conn)) { free_connection_data(conn); done_connection(conn); return 0; } active_connections++; conn->running = 1; done(conn); return 1; } } if (proxied_uri) done_uri(proxied_uri); if (proxy_uri) done_uri(proxy_uri); return 0; } static inline void done_keepalive_connection(struct keepalive_connection *keep_conn) { if (keep_conn->done && do_keepalive_connection_callback(keep_conn)) return; del_from_list(keep_conn); if (keep_conn->socket != -1) close(keep_conn->socket); done_uri(keep_conn->uri); mem_free(keep_conn); } static struct keepalive_connection * init_keepalive_connection(struct connection *conn, long timeout_in_seconds, void (*done)(struct connection *)) { struct keepalive_connection *keep_conn; struct uri *uri = conn->uri; assert(uri->host); if_assert_failed return NULL; keep_conn = mem_calloc(1, sizeof(*keep_conn)); if (!keep_conn) return NULL; keep_conn->uri = get_uri_reference(uri); keep_conn->done = done; keep_conn->protocol_family = conn->socket->protocol_family; keep_conn->socket = conn->socket->fd; timeval_from_seconds(&keep_conn->timeout, timeout_in_seconds); timeval_now(&keep_conn->creation_time); return keep_conn; } static struct keepalive_connection * get_keepalive_connection(struct connection *conn) { struct keepalive_connection *keep_conn; if (!conn->uri->host) return NULL; foreach (keep_conn, keepalive_connections) if (compare_uri(keep_conn->uri, conn->uri, URI_KEEPALIVE)) return keep_conn; return NULL; } int has_keepalive_connection(struct connection *conn) { struct keepalive_connection *keep_conn = get_keepalive_connection(conn); if (!keep_conn) return 0; conn->socket->fd = keep_conn->socket; conn->socket->protocol_family = keep_conn->protocol_family; /* Mark that the socket should not be closed and the callback should be * ignored. */ keep_conn->socket = -1; keep_conn->done = NULL; done_keepalive_connection(keep_conn); return 1; } void add_keepalive_connection(struct connection *conn, long timeout_in_seconds, void (*done)(struct connection *)) { struct keepalive_connection *keep_conn; assertm(conn->socket->fd != -1, "keepalive connection not connected"); if_assert_failed goto done; keep_conn = init_keepalive_connection(conn, timeout_in_seconds, done); if (keep_conn) { /* Make sure that the socket descriptor will not periodically be * checked or closed by free_connection_data(). */ clear_handlers(conn->socket->fd); conn->socket->fd = -1; add_to_list(keepalive_connections, keep_conn); } else if (done) { /* It will take just a little more time */ done(conn); return; } done: free_connection_data(conn); done_connection(conn); register_check_queue(); } /* Timer callback for @keepalive_timeout. As explained in @install_timer, * this function must erase the expired timer ID from all variables. */ static void keepalive_timer(void *x) { keepalive_timeout = TIMER_ID_UNDEF; /* The expired timer ID has now been erased. */ check_keepalive_connections(); } void check_keepalive_connections(void) { struct keepalive_connection *keep_conn, *next; timeval_T now; int p = 0; timeval_now(&now); kill_timer(&keepalive_timeout); foreachsafe (keep_conn, next, keepalive_connections) { timeval_T age; if (can_read(keep_conn->socket)) { done_keepalive_connection(keep_conn); continue; } timeval_sub(&age, &keep_conn->creation_time, &now); if (timeval_cmp(&age, &keep_conn->timeout) > 0) { done_keepalive_connection(keep_conn); continue; } p++; } for (; p > MAX_KEEPALIVE_CONNECTIONS; p--) { assertm(!list_empty(keepalive_connections), "keepalive list empty"); if_assert_failed return; done_keepalive_connection(keepalive_connections.prev); } if (!list_empty(keepalive_connections)) install_timer(&keepalive_timeout, KEEPALIVE_CHECK_TIME, keepalive_timer, NULL); } static inline void abort_all_keepalive_connections(void) { while (!list_empty(keepalive_connections)) done_keepalive_connection(keepalive_connections.next); check_keepalive_connections(); } static void sort_queue(void) { while (1) { struct connection *conn; int swp = 0; foreach (conn, connection_queue) { if (!list_has_next(connection_queue, conn)) break; if (get_priority(conn->next) < get_priority(conn)) { struct connection *c = conn->next; del_from_list(conn); add_at_pos(c, conn); swp = 1; } } if (!swp) break; }; } static void interrupt_connection(struct connection *conn) { free_connection_data(conn); } static inline void suspend_connection(struct connection *conn) { interrupt_connection(conn); set_connection_state(conn, S_WAIT); } static void run_connection(struct connection *conn) { protocol_handler_T *func = get_protocol_handler(conn->uri->protocol); assert(func); assertm(!conn->running, "connection already running"); if_assert_failed return; if (!add_host_connection(conn)) { set_connection_state(conn, S_OUT_OF_MEM); done_connection(conn); return; } active_connections++; conn->running = 1; func(conn); } /* Set certain state on a connection and then abort the connection. */ void abort_connection(struct connection *conn, enum connection_state state) { assertm(is_in_result_state(state), "connection didn't end in result state (%d)", state); if (state == S_OK && conn->cached) normalize_cache_entry(conn->cached, conn->from); set_connection_state(conn, state); if (conn->running) interrupt_connection(conn); done_connection(conn); register_check_queue(); } /* Set certain state on a connection and then retry the connection. */ void retry_connection(struct connection *conn, enum connection_state state) { int max_tries = get_opt_int("connection.retries", NULL); assertm(is_in_result_state(state), "connection didn't end in result state (%d)", state); set_connection_state(conn, state); interrupt_connection(conn); if (conn->uri->post || (max_tries && ++conn->tries >= max_tries)) { done_connection(conn); register_check_queue(); } else { conn->prev_error = conn->state; run_connection(conn); } } static int try_to_suspend_connection(struct connection *conn, struct uri *uri) { enum connection_priority priority = get_priority(conn); struct connection *c; foreachback (c, connection_queue) { if (get_priority(c) <= priority) return -1; if (c->state == S_WAIT) continue; if (c->uri->post && get_priority(c) < PRI_CANCEL) continue; if (uri && !compare_uri(uri, c->uri, URI_HOST)) continue; suspend_connection(c); return 0; } return -1; } static inline int try_connection(struct connection *conn, int max_conns_to_host, int max_conns) { struct host_connection *host_conn = get_host_connection(conn); if (host_conn && get_object_refcount(host_conn) >= max_conns_to_host) return try_to_suspend_connection(conn, host_conn->uri) ? 0 : -1; if (active_connections >= max_conns) return try_to_suspend_connection(conn, NULL) ? 0 : -1; run_connection(conn); return 1; } static void check_queue(void) { struct connection *conn; int max_conns_to_host = get_opt_int("connection.max_connections_to_host", NULL); int max_conns = get_opt_int("connection.max_connections", NULL); again: conn = connection_queue.next; check_queue_bugs(); check_keepalive_connections(); while (conn != (struct connection *) &connection_queue) { struct connection *c; enum connection_priority pri = get_priority(conn); for (c = conn; c != (struct connection *) &connection_queue && get_priority(c) == pri;) { struct connection *cc = c; c = c->next; if (cc->state == S_WAIT && get_keepalive_connection(cc) && try_connection(cc, max_conns_to_host, max_conns)) goto again; } for (c = conn; c != (struct connection *) &connection_queue && get_priority(c) == pri;) { struct connection *cc = c; c = c->next; if (cc->state == S_WAIT && try_connection(cc, max_conns_to_host, max_conns)) goto again; } conn = c; } again2: foreachback (conn, connection_queue) { if (get_priority(conn) < PRI_CANCEL) break; if (conn->state == S_WAIT) { set_connection_state(conn, S_INTERRUPTED); done_connection(conn); goto again2; } } check_queue_bugs(); } int register_check_queue(void) { return register_bottom_half(check_queue, NULL); } int load_uri(struct uri *uri, struct uri *referrer, struct download *download, enum connection_priority pri, enum cache_mode cache_mode, off_t start) { struct cache_entry *cached; struct connection *conn; struct uri *proxy_uri, *proxied_uri; enum connection_state connection_state = S_OK; if (download) { download->conn = NULL; download->cached = NULL; download->pri = pri; download->state = S_OUT_OF_MEM; download->prev_error = 0; } #ifdef CONFIG_DEBUG foreach (conn, connection_queue) { struct download *assigned; foreach (assigned, conn->downloads) { assertm(assigned != download, "Download assigned to '%s'", struri(conn->uri)); if_assert_failed { download->state = S_INTERNAL; if (download->callback) download->callback(download, download->data); return 0; } /* No recovery path should be necessary. */ } } #endif cached = get_validated_cache_entry(uri, cache_mode); if (cached) { if (download) { download->cached = cached; download->state = S_OK; /* XXX: * This doesn't work since sometimes |download->progress| * is undefined and contains random memory locations. * It's not supposed to point on anything here since * |download| has no connection attached. * Downloads resuming will probably break in some * cases without this, though. * FIXME: Needs more investigation. --pasky */ /* if (download->progress) download->progress->start = start; */ if (download->callback) download->callback(download, download->data); } return 0; } proxied_uri = get_proxied_uri(uri); proxy_uri = get_proxy_uri(uri, &connection_state); if (!proxy_uri || !proxied_uri || (get_protocol_need_slash_after_host(proxy_uri->protocol) && !proxy_uri->hostlen)) { if (download) { if (connection_state == S_OK) { connection_state = proxy_uri && proxied_uri ? S_BAD_URL : S_OUT_OF_MEM; } download->state = connection_state; download->callback(download, download->data); } if (proxy_uri) done_uri(proxy_uri); if (proxied_uri) done_uri(proxied_uri); return -1; } foreach (conn, connection_queue) { if (conn->detached || !compare_uri(conn->uri, proxy_uri, 0)) continue; done_uri(proxy_uri); done_uri(proxied_uri); if (get_priority(conn) > pri) { del_from_list(conn); conn->pri[pri]++; add_to_queue(conn); register_check_queue(); } else { conn->pri[pri]++; } if (download) { download->progress = conn->progress; download->conn = conn; download->cached = conn->cached; add_to_list(conn->downloads, download); /* This is likely to call download->callback() now! */ set_connection_state(conn, conn->state); } check_queue_bugs(); return 0; } conn = init_connection(proxy_uri, proxied_uri, referrer, start, cache_mode, pri); if (!conn) { if (download) { download->state = S_OUT_OF_MEM; download->callback(download, download->data); } if (proxy_uri) done_uri(proxy_uri); if (proxied_uri) done_uri(proxied_uri); return -1; } if (cache_mode < CACHE_MODE_FORCE_RELOAD && cached && !list_empty(cached->frag) && !((struct fragment *) cached->frag.next)->offset) conn->from = ((struct fragment *) cached->frag.next)->length; if (download) { download->progress = conn->progress; download->conn = conn; download->cached = NULL; download->state = S_OK; add_to_list(conn->downloads, download); } add_to_queue(conn); set_connection_state(conn, S_WAIT); check_queue_bugs(); register_check_queue(); return 0; } /* FIXME: one object in more connections */ void cancel_download(struct download *download, int interrupt) { struct connection *conn; assert(download); if_assert_failed return; /* Did the connection already end? */ if (is_in_result_state(download->state)) return; assertm(download->conn != NULL, "last state is %d", download->state); check_queue_bugs(); download->state = S_INTERRUPTED; del_from_list(download); conn = download->conn; conn->pri[download->pri]--; assertm(conn->pri[download->pri] >= 0, "priority counter underflow"); if_assert_failed conn->pri[download->pri] = 0; if (list_empty(conn->downloads)) { /* Necessary because of assertion in get_priority(). */ conn->pri[PRI_CANCEL]++; if (conn->detached || interrupt) abort_connection(conn, S_INTERRUPTED); } sort_queue(); check_queue_bugs(); register_check_queue(); } void move_download(struct download *old, struct download *new, enum connection_priority newpri) { struct connection *conn; assert(old); /* The download doesn't necessarily have a connection attached, for * example the file protocol loads it's object immediately. This is * catched by the result state check below. */ conn = old->conn; new->conn = conn; new->cached = old->cached; new->prev_error = old->prev_error; new->progress = old->progress; new->state = old->state; new->pri = newpri; if (is_in_result_state(old->state)) { /* Ensure that new->conn is always "valid", that is NULL if the * connection has been detached and non-NULL otherwise. */ if (new->callback) { new->conn = NULL; new->progress = NULL; new->callback(new, new->data); } return; } assertm(old->conn != NULL, "last state is %d", old->state); conn->pri[new->pri]++; add_to_list(conn->downloads, new); /* In principle, we need to sort_queue() only if conn->pri[new->pri] * just changed from 0 to 1. But the risk of bugs is smaller if we * sort every time. */ sort_queue(); cancel_download(old, 0); } /* This will remove 'pos' bytes from the start of the cache for the specified * connection, if the cached object is already too big. */ void detach_connection(struct download *download, off_t pos) { struct connection *conn = download->conn; if (is_in_result_state(download->state)) return; if (!conn->detached) { off_t total_len; off_t i, total_pri = 0; if (!conn->cached) return; total_len = (conn->est_length == -1) ? conn->from : conn->est_length; if (total_len < (get_opt_long("document.cache.memory.size", NULL) * MAX_CACHED_OBJECT_PERCENT / 100)) { /* This whole thing will fit to the memory anyway, so * there's no problem in detaching the connection. */ return; } for (i = 0; i < PRI_CANCEL; i++) total_pri += conn->pri[i]; assertm(total_pri, "detaching free connection"); /* No recovery path should be necessary...? */ /* Pre-clean cache. */ shrink_format_cache(0); if (total_pri != 1 || is_object_used(conn->cached)) { /* We're too important, or someone uses our cache * entry. */ return; } /* DBG("detached"); */ /* We aren't valid cache entry anymore. */ conn->cached->valid = 0; conn->detached = 1; } /* Strip the entry. */ free_entry_to(conn->cached, pos); } /* Timer callback for @conn->timer. As explained in @install_timer, * this function must erase the expired timer ID from all variables. */ static void connection_timeout(struct connection *conn) { conn->timer = TIMER_ID_UNDEF; /* The expired timer ID has now been erased. */ timeout_socket(conn->socket); } /* Timer callback for @conn->timer. As explained in @install_timer, * this function must erase the expired timer ID from all variables. * * Huh, using two timers? Is this to account for changes of c->unrestartable * or can it be reduced? --jonas */ static void connection_timeout_1(struct connection *conn) { install_timer(&conn->timer, (milliseconds_T) ((conn->unrestartable ? get_opt_int("connection.unrestartable_receive_timeout", NULL) : get_opt_int("connection.receive_timeout", NULL)) * 500), (void (*)(void *)) connection_timeout, conn); /* The expired timer ID has now been erased. */ } void set_connection_timeout(struct connection *conn) { kill_timer(&conn->timer); install_timer(&conn->timer, (milliseconds_T) ((conn->unrestartable ? get_opt_int("connection.unrestartable_receive_timeout", NULL) : get_opt_int("connection.receive_timeout", NULL)) * 500), (void (*)(void *)) connection_timeout_1, conn); } void abort_all_connections(void) { while (!list_empty(connection_queue)) { abort_connection(connection_queue.next, S_INTERRUPTED); } abort_all_keepalive_connections(); } void abort_background_connections(void) { struct connection *conn, *next; foreachsafe (conn, next, connection_queue) { if (get_priority(conn) >= PRI_CANCEL) abort_connection(conn, S_INTERRUPTED); } } int is_entry_used(struct cache_entry *cached) { struct connection *conn; foreach (conn, connection_queue) if (conn->cached == cached) return 1; return 0; }