Peter M. Groen / FlashMQ

/*
This file is part of FlashMQ (https://www.flashmq.org)
Copyright (C) 2021 Wiebe Cazemier

FlashMQ is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as
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*/

#include "cassert"

#include "session.h"
#include "client.h"
#include "threadglobals.h"
#include "threadglobals.h"

Session::Session()
{
    const Settings &settings = *ThreadGlobals::getSettings();

    // Sessions also get defaults from the handleConnect() method, but when you create sessions elsewhere, we do need some sensible defaults.
    this->flowControlQuota = settings.maxQosMsgPendingPerClient;
    this->sessionExpiryInterval = settings.expireSessionsAfterSeconds;
}

void Session::increaseFlowControlQuota()
{
    flowControlQuota++;
    this->flowControlQuota = std::min<int>(flowControlQuota, flowControlCealing);
}

bool Session::requiresQoSQueueing() const
{
    return  true;

    const std::shared_ptr<Client> client = makeSharedClient();

    if (!client)
        return true;

    // MQTT 3.1: "Brokers, however, should retry any unacknowledged message."
    // MQTT 3.1.1: "This [reconnecting] is the only circumstance where a Client or Server is REQUIRED to redeliver messages."
    if (client->getProtocolVersion() < ProtocolVersion::Mqtt311)
        return true;

    return !destroyOnDisconnect;
}

void Session::increasePacketId()
{
    nextPacketId++;
    nextPacketId = std::max<uint16_t>(nextPacketId, 1);
}

/**
 * @brief Session::Session copy constructor. Was created for session storing, and is explicitely kept private, to avoid making accidental copies.
 * @param other
 *
 * Because it was created for session storing, the fields we're copying are the fields being stored.
 */
Session::Session(const Session &other)
{
    // Only the QoS data is modified by worker threads (vs (locked) timed events), so it could change during copying, because
    // it gets called from a separate thread.
    std::unique_lock<std::mutex> locker(qosQueueMutex);

    this->username = other.username;
    this->client_id = other.client_id;
    this->incomingQoS2MessageIds = other.incomingQoS2MessageIds;
    this->outgoingQoS2MessageIds = other.outgoingQoS2MessageIds;
    this->nextPacketId = other.nextPacketId;
    this->sessionExpiryInterval = other.sessionExpiryInterval;
    this->willPublish = other.willPublish;
    this->removalQueued = other.removalQueued;
    this->removalQueuedAt = other.removalQueuedAt;


    // TODO: perhaps this copy constructor is nonsense now.

    // TODO: see git history for a change here. We now copy the whole queued publish. Do we want to address that?
    this->qosPacketQueue = other.qosPacketQueue;
}

Session::~Session()
{
    logger->logf(LOG_DEBUG, "Session %s is being destroyed.", getClientId().c_str());
}

std::unique_ptr<Session> Session::getCopy() const
{
    std::unique_ptr<Session> s(new Session(*this));
    return s;
}

/**
 * @brief Session::makeSharedClient get the client of the session, or a null when it has no active current client.
 * @return Returns shared_ptr<Client>, which can contain null when the client has disconnected.
 *
 * The lock() operation is atomic and therefore is the only way to get the current active client without race condition, because
 * typically, this method is called from other client's threads to perform writes, so you have to check validity after
 * obtaining the shared pointer.
 */
std::shared_ptr<Client> Session::makeSharedClient() const
{
    return client.lock();
}

void Session::assignActiveConnection(std::shared_ptr<Client> &client)
{
    this->client = client;
    this->client_id = client->getClientId();
    this->username = client->getUsername();
    this->willPublish = client->getWill();
    this->removalQueued = false;
}

/**
 * @brief Session::writePacket is the main way to give a client a packet -> it goes through the session.
 * @param packet is not const. We set the qos and packet id for each publish. This should be safe, because the packet
 *        with original packet id and qos is not saved. This saves unnecessary copying.
 * @param max_qos
 * @param retain. Keep MQTT-3.3.1-9 in mind: existing subscribers don't get retain=1 on packets.
 * @param count. Reference value is updated. It's for statistics.
 */
void Session::writePacket(PublishCopyFactory &copyFactory, const char max_qos)
{
    assert(max_qos <= 2);

    const char effectiveQos = copyFactory.getEffectiveQos(max_qos);

    const Settings *settings = ThreadGlobals::getSettings();

    Authentication *_auth = ThreadGlobals::getAuth();
    assert(_auth);
    Authentication &auth = *_auth;
    if (auth.aclCheck(client_id, username, copyFactory.getTopic(), copyFactory.getSubtopics(), AclAccess::read, effectiveQos, copyFactory.getRetain(), copyFactory.getUserProperties()) == AuthResult::success)
    {
        std::shared_ptr<Client> c = makeSharedClient();
        if (effectiveQos == 0)
        {
            if (c)
            {
                c->writeMqttPacketAndBlameThisClient(copyFactory, effectiveQos, 0);
            }
        }
        else if (effectiveQos > 0)
        {
            std::unique_lock<std::mutex> locker(qosQueueMutex);

            if (this->flowControlQuota <= 0 || (qosPacketQueue.getByteSize() >= settings->maxQosBytesPendingPerClient && qosPacketQueue.size() > 0))
            {
                if (QoSLogPrintedAtId != nextPacketId)
                {
                    logger->logf(LOG_WARNING, "Dropping QoS message(s) for client '%s', because it hasn't seen enough PUBACK/PUBCOMP/PUBRECs to release places "
                                              "or it exceeded 'max_qos_bytes_pending_per_client'.", client_id.c_str());
                    QoSLogPrintedAtId = nextPacketId;
                }
                return;
            }

            increasePacketId();
            flowControlQuota--;

            if (requiresQoSQueueing())
                qosPacketQueue.queuePublish(copyFactory, nextPacketId, effectiveQos);

            if (c)
            {
                c->writeMqttPacketAndBlameThisClient(copyFactory, effectiveQos, nextPacketId);
            }
        }
    }
}

/**
 * @brief Session::clearQosMessage clears a QOS message from the queue. Note that in QoS 2, that doesn't complete the handshake.
 * @param packet_id
 * @param qosHandshakeEnds can be set to true when you know the QoS handshake ends, (like) when PUBREC contains an error.
 * @return whether the packet_id in question was found.
 */
bool Session::clearQosMessage(uint16_t packet_id, bool qosHandshakeEnds)
{
#ifndef NDEBUG
    logger->logf(LOG_DEBUG, "Clearing QoS message for '%s', packet id '%d'. Left in queue: %d", client_id.c_str(), packet_id, qosPacketQueue.size());
#endif

    bool result = false;

    std::lock_guard<std::mutex> locker(qosQueueMutex);
    if (requiresQoSQueueing())
        result = qosPacketQueue.erase(packet_id);
    else
    {
        result = true;
    }

    if (qosHandshakeEnds)
    {
        increaseFlowControlQuota();
    }

    return result;
}

/**
 * @brief Session::sendAllPendingQosData sends pending publishes and QoS2 control packets.
 *
 * [MQTT-4.4.0-1] (about MQTT 3.1.1): "When a Client reconnects with CleanSession set to 0, both the Client and Server MUST
 * re-send any unacknowledged PUBLISH Packets (where QoS > 0) and PUBREL Packets using their original Packet Identifiers. This
 * is the only circumstance where a Client or Server is REQUIRED to redeliver messages."
 *
 * Only MQTT 3.1 requires retransmission. MQTT 3.1.1 and MQTT 5 only send on reconnect. At time of writing this comment,
 * FlashMQ doesn't have a retransmission system. I don't think I want to implement one for the sake of 3.1 compliance,
 * because it's just not that great an idea in terms of server load and quality of modern TCP. However, receiving clients
 * can still decide to drop packets, like when their buffers are full. The clients from where the packet originates will
 * never know that, because IT will have received the PUBACK from FlashMQ. The QoS system is not between publisher
 * and subscriber. Users are required to implement something themselves.
 */
void Session::sendAllPendingQosData()
{
    Authentication &authentication = *ThreadGlobals::getAuth();

    std::shared_ptr<Client> c = makeSharedClient();
    if (c)
    {
        std::lock_guard<std::mutex> locker(qosQueueMutex);

        auto pos = qosPacketQueue.begin();
        while (pos != qosPacketQueue.end())
        {
            QueuedPublish &queuedPublish = *pos;
            Publish &pub = queuedPublish.getPublish();

            if (pub.hasExpired() || (authentication.aclCheck(pub) != AuthResult::success))
            {
                pos = qosPacketQueue.erase(pos);
                continue;
            }

            if (flowControlQuota <= 0)
            {
                logger->logf(LOG_WARNING, "Dropping QoS message(s) for client '%s', because it exceeds its receive maximum.", client_id.c_str());
                pos = qosPacketQueue.erase(pos);
                continue;
            }

            flowControlQuota--;

            MqttPacket p(c->getProtocolVersion(), pub);
            p.setPacketId(queuedPublish.getPacketId());
            //p.setDuplicate(); // TODO: this is wrong. Until we have a retransmission system, no packets can have the DUP bit set.

            c->writeMqttPacketAndBlameThisClient(p);

            pos++;
        }

        for (const uint16_t packet_id : outgoingQoS2MessageIds)
        {
            PubResponse pubRel(c->getProtocolVersion(), PacketType::PUBREL, ReasonCodes::Success, packet_id);
            MqttPacket packet(pubRel);
            c->writeMqttPacketAndBlameThisClient(packet);
        }
    }
}

bool Session::hasActiveClient() const
{
    return !client.expired();
}

void Session::clearWill()
{
    this->willPublish.reset();
}

std::shared_ptr<WillPublish> &Session::getWill()
{
    return this->willPublish;
}

void Session::setWill(WillPublish &&pub)
{
    this->willPublish = std::make_shared<WillPublish>(std::move(pub));
}

void Session::addIncomingQoS2MessageId(uint16_t packet_id)
{
    assert(packet_id > 0);

    std::unique_lock<std::mutex> locker(qosQueueMutex);
    incomingQoS2MessageIds.insert(packet_id);
}

bool Session::incomingQoS2MessageIdInTransit(uint16_t packet_id)
{
    assert(packet_id > 0);

    std::unique_lock<std::mutex> locker(qosQueueMutex);
    const auto it = incomingQoS2MessageIds.find(packet_id);
    return it != incomingQoS2MessageIds.end();
}

bool Session::removeIncomingQoS2MessageId(u_int16_t packet_id)
{
    assert(packet_id > 0);

    std::unique_lock<std::mutex> locker(qosQueueMutex);

#ifndef NDEBUG
    logger->logf(LOG_DEBUG, "As QoS 2 receiver: publish released (PUBREL) for '%s', packet id '%d'. Left in queue: %d", client_id.c_str(), packet_id, incomingQoS2MessageIds.size());
#endif

    bool result = false;

    const auto it = incomingQoS2MessageIds.find(packet_id);
    if (it != incomingQoS2MessageIds.end())
    {
        incomingQoS2MessageIds.erase(it);
        result = true;
    }

    return result;
}

void Session::addOutgoingQoS2MessageId(uint16_t packet_id)
{
    std::unique_lock<std::mutex> locker(qosQueueMutex);
    outgoingQoS2MessageIds.insert(packet_id);
}

void Session::removeOutgoingQoS2MessageId(u_int16_t packet_id)
{
    std::unique_lock<std::mutex> locker(qosQueueMutex);

#ifndef NDEBUG
    logger->logf(LOG_DEBUG, "As QoS 2 sender: publish complete (PUBCOMP) for '%s', packet id '%d'. Left in queue: %d", client_id.c_str(), packet_id, outgoingQoS2MessageIds.size());
#endif

    const auto it = outgoingQoS2MessageIds.find(packet_id);
    if (it != outgoingQoS2MessageIds.end())
        outgoingQoS2MessageIds.erase(it);

    increaseFlowControlQuota();
}

/**
 * @brief Session::getDestroyOnDisconnect
 * @return
 *
 * MQTT5: Setting Clean Start to 1 and a Session Expiry Interval of 0, is equivalent to setting CleanSession to 1 in the MQTT Specification Version 3.1.1.
 */
bool Session::getDestroyOnDisconnect() const
{
    return destroyOnDisconnect;
}

void Session::setSessionProperties(uint16_t clientReceiveMax, uint32_t sessionExpiryInterval, bool clean_start, ProtocolVersion protocol_version)
{
    this->flowControlQuota = clientReceiveMax;
    this->flowControlCealing = clientReceiveMax;
    this->sessionExpiryInterval = sessionExpiryInterval;

    if (protocol_version <= ProtocolVersion::Mqtt311 && clean_start)
        destroyOnDisconnect = true;
    else
        destroyOnDisconnect = sessionExpiryInterval == 0;
}

void Session::setSessionExpiryInterval(uint32_t newVal)
{
    // This is only the case on disconnect, but there's no other place where this method is called (so far...)
    if (this->sessionExpiryInterval == 0 && newVal > 0)
    {
        throw ProtocolError("Setting a non-zero session expiry after it was 0 initially is a protocol error.", ReasonCodes::ProtocolError);
    }

    this->sessionExpiryInterval = newVal;
}

void Session::setQueuedRemovalAt()
{
    this->removalQueuedAt = std::chrono::steady_clock::now();
    this->removalQueued = true;
}

uint32_t Session::getSessionExpiryInterval() const
{
    return this->sessionExpiryInterval;
}

uint32_t Session::getCurrentSessionExpiryInterval() const
{
    if (!this->removalQueued || hasActiveClient())
        return this->sessionExpiryInterval;

    const std::chrono::seconds age = std::chrono::duration_cast<std::chrono::seconds>(std::chrono::steady_clock::now() - this->removalQueuedAt);
    const uint32_t ageInSeconds = age.count();
    const uint32_t result = ageInSeconds <= this->sessionExpiryInterval ? this->sessionExpiryInterval - age.count() : 0;
    return result;
}