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/*
* PIMv6 MLD querier
* Copyright (C) 2021-2022 David Lamparter for NetDEF, Inc.
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
* under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free
* Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option)
* any later version.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
* ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or
* FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for
* more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
* with this program; see the file COPYING; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
*/
#ifndef PIM6_MLD_H
#define PIM6_MLD_H
#include "typesafe.h"
#include "pim_addr.h"
struct thread;
struct pim_instance;
struct gm_packet_sg;
struct gm_if;
struct channel_oil;
#define MLD_DEFAULT_VERSION 2
/* see comment below on subs_negative/subs_positive */
enum gm_sub_sense {
/* negative/pruning: S,G in EXCLUDE */
GM_SUB_NEG = 0,
/* positive/joining: *,G in EXCLUDE and S,G in INCLUDE */
GM_SUB_POS = 1,
};
enum gm_sg_state {
GM_SG_NOINFO = 0,
GM_SG_JOIN,
GM_SG_JOIN_EXPIRING,
/* remaining 3 only valid for S,G when *,G in EXCLUDE */
GM_SG_PRUNE,
GM_SG_NOPRUNE,
GM_SG_NOPRUNE_EXPIRING,
};
static inline bool gm_sg_state_want_join(enum gm_sg_state state)
{
return state != GM_SG_NOINFO && state != GM_SG_PRUNE;
}
/* MLD (S,G) state (on an interface)
*
* group is always != ::, src is :: for (*,G) joins. sort order in RB tree is
* such that sources for a particular group can be iterated by starting at the
* group. For INCLUDE, no (*,G) entry exists, only (S,G).
*/
PREDECL_RBTREE_UNIQ(gm_packet_sg_subs);
PREDECL_RBTREE_UNIQ(gm_sgs);
struct gm_sg {
pim_sgaddr sgaddr;
struct gm_if *iface;
struct gm_sgs_item itm;
enum gm_sg_state state;
struct channel_oil *oil;
bool tib_joined;
struct timeval created;
/* if a group- or group-and-source specific query is running
* (implies we haven't received any report yet, since it's cancelled
* by that)
*/
struct thread *t_sg_expire;
/* last-member-left triggered queries (group/group-source specific)
*
* this timer will be running even if we aren't the elected querier,
* in case the election result changes midway through.
*/
struct thread *t_sg_query;
/* we must keep sending (QRV) queries even if we get a positive
* response, to make sure other routers are updated. query_sbit
* will be set in that case, since other routers need the *response*,
* not the *query*
*/
uint8_t n_query;
bool query_sbit;
/* subs_positive tracks gm_packet_sg resulting in a JOIN, i.e. for
* (*,G) it has *EXCLUDE* items, for (S,G) it has *INCLUDE* items.
*
* subs_negative is always empty for (*,G) and tracks EXCLUDE items
* for (S,G). This means that an (S,G) entry is active as a PRUNE if
* len(src->subs_negative) == len(grp->subs_positive)
* && len(src->subs_positive) == 0
* (i.e. all receivers for the group opted to exclude this S,G and
* noone did an SSM join for the S,G)
*/
union {
struct {
struct gm_packet_sg_subs_head subs_negative[1];
struct gm_packet_sg_subs_head subs_positive[1];
};
struct gm_packet_sg_subs_head subs[2];
};
/* If the elected querier is not ourselves, queries and reports might
* get reordered in rare circumstances, i.e. the report could arrive
* just a microsecond before the query kicks off the timer. This can
* then result in us thinking there are no more receivers since no
* report might be received during the query period.
*
* To avoid this, keep track of the most recent report for this (S,G)
* so we can do a quick check to add just a little bit of slack.
*
* EXCLUDE S,Gs are never in most_recent.
*/
struct gm_packet_sg *most_recent;
};
/* host tracking entry. addr will be one of:
*
* :: - used by hosts during address acquisition
* ::1 - may show up on some OS for joins by the router itself
* link-local - regular operation by MLDv2 hosts
* ffff:..:ffff - MLDv1 entry (cannot be tracked due to report suppression)
*
* global scope IPv6 addresses can never show up here
*/
PREDECL_HASH(gm_subscribers);
PREDECL_DLIST(gm_packets);
struct gm_subscriber {
pim_addr addr;
struct gm_subscribers_item itm;
struct gm_if *iface;
size_t refcount;
struct gm_packets_head packets[1];
struct timeval created;
};
/*
* MLD join state is kept batched by packet. Since the timers for all items
* in a packet are the same, this reduces the number of timers we're keeping
* track of. It also eases tracking for EXCLUDE state groups because the
* excluded sources are in the same packet. (MLD does not support splitting
* that if it exceeds MTU, it's always a full replace for exclude.)
*
* Since packets may be partially superseded by newer packets, the "active"
* field is used to track this.
*/
/* gm_packet_sg is allocated as part of gm_packet_state, note the items[0]
* array at the end of that. gm_packet_sg is NEVER directly allocated with
* XMALLOC/XFREE.
*/
struct gm_packet_sg {
/* non-NULL as long as this gm_packet_sg is the most recent entry
* for (subscriber,S,G). Cleared to NULL when a newer packet by the
* subscriber replaces this item.
*
* (Old items are kept around so we don't need to realloc/resize
* gm_packet_state, which would mess up a whole lot of pointers)
*/
struct gm_sg *sg;
/* gm_sg -> (subscriber, gm_packet_sg)
* only on RB-tree while sg != NULL, i.e. not superseded by newer.
*/
struct gm_packet_sg_subs_item subs_itm;
bool is_src : 1; /* := (src != ::) */
bool is_excl : 1;
/* for getting back to struct gm_packet_state, cf.
* gm_packet_sg2state() below
*/
uint16_t offset;
/* if this is a group entry in EXCLUDE state, n_exclude counts how
* many sources are on the exclude list here. They follow immediately
* after.
*/
uint16_t n_exclude;
};
#define gm_packet_sg2state(sg) \
container_of(sg, struct gm_packet_state, items[sg->offset])
PREDECL_DLIST(gm_packet_expires);
struct gm_packet_state {
struct gm_if *iface;
struct gm_subscriber *subscriber;
struct gm_packets_item pkt_itm;
struct timeval received;
struct gm_packet_expires_item exp_itm;
/* n_active starts equal to n_sg; whenever active is set to false on
* an item it is decremented. When n_active == 0, the packet can be
* freed.
*/
uint16_t n_sg, n_active;
struct gm_packet_sg items[0];
};
/* general queries are rather different from group/S,G specific queries; it's
* not particularly efficient or useful to try to shoehorn them into the S,G
* timers. Instead, we keep a history of recent queries and their implied
* expiries.
*/
struct gm_general_pending {
struct timeval query, expiry;
};
/* similarly, group queries also age out S,G entries for the group, but in
* this case we only keep one query for each group
*
* why is this not in the *,G gm_sg? There may not be one (for INCLUDE mode
* groups, or groups we don't know about.) Also, malicious clients could spam
* random group-specific queries to trigger resource exhaustion, so it makes
* sense to limit these.
*/
PREDECL_RBTREE_UNIQ(gm_grp_pends);
struct gm_grp_pending {
struct gm_grp_pends_item itm;
struct gm_if *iface;
pim_addr grp;
struct timeval query;
struct thread *t_expire;
};
/* guaranteed MTU for IPv6 is 1280 bytes. IPv6 header is 40 bytes, MLDv2
* query header is 24 bytes, RA option is 8 bytes - leaves 1208 bytes for the
* source list, which is 151 IPv6 addresses. But we may have some more IPv6
* extension headers (e.g. IPsec AH), so just cap to 128
*/
#define MLD_V2Q_MTU_MAX_SOURCES 128
/* group-and-source-specific queries are bundled together, if some host joins
* multiple sources it's likely to drop all at the same time.
*
* Unlike gm_grp_pending, this is only used for aggregation since the S,G
* state is kept directly in the gm_sg structure.
*/
PREDECL_HASH(gm_gsq_pends);
struct gm_gsq_pending {
struct gm_gsq_pends_item itm;
struct gm_if *iface;
struct thread *t_send;
pim_addr grp;
bool s_bit;
size_t n_src;
pim_addr srcs[MLD_V2Q_MTU_MAX_SOURCES];
};
/* The size of this history is limited by QRV, i.e. there can't be more than
* 8 items here.
*/
#define GM_MAX_PENDING 8
enum gm_version {
GM_NONE,
GM_MLDV1,
GM_MLDV2,
};
struct gm_if_stats {
uint64_t rx_drop_csum;
uint64_t rx_drop_srcaddr;
uint64_t rx_drop_dstaddr;
uint64_t rx_drop_ra;
uint64_t rx_drop_malformed;
uint64_t rx_trunc_report;
/* since the types are different, this is rx_old_* not of rx_*_old */
uint64_t rx_old_report;
uint64_t rx_old_leave;
uint64_t rx_new_report;
uint64_t rx_query_new_general;
uint64_t rx_query_new_group;
uint64_t rx_query_new_groupsrc;
uint64_t rx_query_new_sbit;
uint64_t rx_query_old_general;
uint64_t rx_query_old_group;
uint64_t tx_query_new_general;
uint64_t tx_query_new_group;
uint64_t tx_query_new_groupsrc;
uint64_t tx_query_old_general;
uint64_t tx_query_old_group;
uint64_t tx_query_fail;
};
struct gm_if {
struct interface *ifp;
struct pim_instance *pim;
struct thread *t_query, *t_other_querier, *t_expire;
bool stopping;
uint8_t n_startup;
uint8_t cur_qrv;
unsigned int cur_query_intv; /* ms */
unsigned int cur_query_intv_trig; /* ms */
unsigned int cur_max_resp; /* ms */
enum gm_version cur_version;
int cur_lmqc; /* last member query count in ds */
/* this value (positive, default 10ms) defines our "timing tolerance":
* - added to deadlines for expiring joins
* - used to look backwards in time for queries, in case a report was
* reordered before the query
*/
struct timeval cfg_timing_fuzz;
/* items in pending[] are sorted by expiry, pending[0] is earliest */
struct gm_general_pending pending[GM_MAX_PENDING];
uint8_t n_pending;
struct gm_grp_pends_head grp_pends[1];
struct gm_gsq_pends_head gsq_pends[1];
pim_addr querier;
pim_addr cur_ll_lowest;
struct gm_sgs_head sgs[1];
struct gm_subscribers_head subscribers[1];
struct gm_packet_expires_head expires[1];
struct timeval started;
struct gm_if_stats stats;
};
#if PIM_IPV == 6
extern void gm_ifp_update(struct interface *ifp);
extern void gm_ifp_teardown(struct interface *ifp);
extern void gm_group_delete(struct gm_if *gm_ifp);
#else
static inline void gm_ifp_update(struct interface *ifp)
{
}
static inline void gm_ifp_teardown(struct interface *ifp)
{
}
#endif
extern void gm_cli_init(void);
#endif /* PIM6_MLD_H */
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