import time import threading import shared import Queue from struct import unpack, pack import hashlib import random import sys import socket from helper_generic import addDataPadding from class_objectHashHolder import * from addresses import * # Every connection to a peer has a sendDataThread (and also a # receiveDataThread). class sendDataThread(threading.Thread): def __init__(self, sendDataThreadQueue): threading.Thread.__init__(self) self.sendDataThreadQueue = sendDataThreadQueue shared.sendDataQueues.append(self.sendDataThreadQueue) self.data = '' self.objectHashHolderInstance = objectHashHolder(self.sendDataThreadQueue) self.objectHashHolderInstance.start() self.connectionIsOrWasFullyEstablished = False def setup( self, sock, HOST, PORT, streamNumber, someObjectsOfWhichThisRemoteNodeIsAlreadyAware): self.sock = sock self.peer = shared.Peer(HOST, PORT) self.streamNumber = streamNumber self.services = 0 self.remoteProtocolVersion = - \ 1 # This must be set using setRemoteProtocolVersion command which is sent through the self.sendDataThreadQueue queue. self.lastTimeISentData = int( time.time()) # If this value increases beyond five minutes ago, we'll send a pong message to keep the connection alive. self.someObjectsOfWhichThisRemoteNodeIsAlreadyAware = someObjectsOfWhichThisRemoteNodeIsAlreadyAware with shared.printLock: print 'The streamNumber of this sendDataThread (ID:', str(id(self)) + ') at setup() is', self.streamNumber def sendVersionMessage(self): datatosend = shared.assembleVersionMessage( self.peer.host, self.peer.port, self.streamNumber) # the IP and port of the remote host, and my streamNumber. with shared.printLock: print 'Sending version packet: ', repr(datatosend) try: self.sendBytes(datatosend) except Exception as err: # if not 'Bad file descriptor' in err: with shared.printLock: sys.stderr.write('sock.sendall error: %s\n' % err) self.versionSent = 1 def sendBytes(self, data): if shared.config.getint('bitmessagesettings', 'maxuploadrate') == 0: uploadRateLimitBytes = 999999999 # float("inf") doesn't work else: uploadRateLimitBytes = shared.config.getint('bitmessagesettings', 'maxuploadrate') * 1000 with shared.sendDataLock: while data: while shared.numberOfBytesSentLastSecond >= uploadRateLimitBytes: if int(time.time()) == shared.lastTimeWeResetBytesSent: time.sleep(0.3) else: # It's a new second. Let us clear the shared.numberOfBytesSentLastSecond shared.lastTimeWeResetBytesSent = int(time.time()) shared.numberOfBytesSentLastSecond = 0 # If the user raises or lowers the uploadRateLimit then we should make use of # the new setting. If we are hitting the limit then we'll check here about # once per second. if shared.config.getint('bitmessagesettings', 'maxuploadrate') == 0: uploadRateLimitBytes = 999999999 # float("inf") doesn't work else: uploadRateLimitBytes = shared.config.getint('bitmessagesettings', 'maxuploadrate') * 1000 if self.services & 2 == 2 and self.connectionIsOrWasFullyEstablished: amountSent = self.sslSock.send(data[:1000]) else: amountSent = self.sock.send(data[:1000]) shared.numberOfBytesSent += amountSent # used for the 'network status' tab in the UI shared.numberOfBytesSentLastSecond += amountSent self.lastTimeISentData = int(time.time()) data = data[amountSent:] def run(self): with shared.printLock: print 'sendDataThread starting. ID:', str(id(self))+'. Number of queues in sendDataQueues:', len(shared.sendDataQueues) while True: deststream, command, data = self.sendDataThreadQueue.get() if deststream == self.streamNumber or deststream == 0: if command == 'shutdown': with shared.printLock: print 'sendDataThread (associated with', self.peer, ') ID:', id(self), 'shutting down now.' break # When you receive an incoming connection, a sendDataThread is # created even though you don't yet know what stream number the # remote peer is interested in. They will tell you in a version # message and if you too are interested in that stream then you # will continue on with the connection and will set the # streamNumber of this send data thread here: elif command == 'setStreamNumber': self.streamNumber = data with shared.printLock: print 'setting the stream number in the sendData thread (ID:', id(self), ') to', self.streamNumber elif command == 'setRemoteProtocolVersion': specifiedRemoteProtocolVersion = data with shared.printLock: print 'setting the remote node\'s protocol version in the sendDataThread (ID:', id(self), ') to', specifiedRemoteProtocolVersion self.remoteProtocolVersion = specifiedRemoteProtocolVersion elif command == 'advertisepeer': self.objectHashHolderInstance.holdPeer(data) elif command == 'sendaddr': if self.connectionIsOrWasFullyEstablished: # only send addr messages if we have sent and heard a verack from the remote node numberOfAddressesInAddrMessage = len(data) payload = '' for hostDetails in data: timeLastReceivedMessageFromThisNode, streamNumber, services, host, port = hostDetails payload += pack( '>Q', timeLastReceivedMessageFromThisNode) # now uses 64-bit time payload += pack('>I', streamNumber) payload += pack( '>q', services) # service bit flags offered by this node payload += shared.encodeHost(host) payload += pack('>H', port) payload = encodeVarint(numberOfAddressesInAddrMessage) + payload packet = shared.CreatePacket('addr', payload) try: self.sendBytes(packet) except: with shared.printLock: print 'sendaddr: self.sock.sendall failed' break elif command == 'advertiseobject': self.objectHashHolderInstance.holdHash(data) elif command == 'sendinv': if self.connectionIsOrWasFullyEstablished: # only send inv messages if we have send and heard a verack from the remote node payload = '' for hash in data: if hash not in self.someObjectsOfWhichThisRemoteNodeIsAlreadyAware: payload += hash if payload != '': payload = encodeVarint(len(payload)/32) + payload packet = shared.CreatePacket('inv', payload) try: self.sendBytes(packet) except: with shared.printLock: print 'sendinv: self.sock.sendall failed' break elif command == 'pong': self.someObjectsOfWhichThisRemoteNodeIsAlreadyAware.clear() # To save memory, let us clear this data structure from time to time. As its function is to help us keep from sending inv messages to peers which sent us the same inv message mere seconds earlier, it will be fine to clear this data structure from time to time. if self.lastTimeISentData < (int(time.time()) - 298): # Send out a pong message to keep the connection alive. with shared.printLock: print 'Sending pong to', self.peer, 'to keep connection alive.' packet = shared.CreatePacket('pong') try: self.sendBytes(packet) except: with shared.printLock: print 'send pong failed' break elif command == 'sendRawData': try: self.sendBytes(data) except: with shared.printLock: print 'Sending of data to', self.peer, 'failed. sendDataThread thread', self, 'ending now.' break elif command == 'connectionIsOrWasFullyEstablished': self.connectionIsOrWasFullyEstablished = True self.services, self.sslSock = data else: with shared.printLock: print 'sendDataThread ID:', id(self), 'ignoring command', command, 'because the thread is not in stream', deststream try: self.sock.shutdown(socket.SHUT_RDWR) self.sock.close() except: pass shared.sendDataQueues.remove(self.sendDataThreadQueue) with shared.printLock: print 'sendDataThread ending. ID:', str(id(self))+'. Number of queues in sendDataQueues:', len(shared.sendDataQueues) self.objectHashHolderInstance.close()