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local monotime = cqueues.monotime
local ca = require "cqueues.auxlib"
local cc = require "cqueues.condition"
local ce = require "cqueues.errno"
local cs = require "cqueues.socket"
local connection_common = require "http.connection_common"
local onerror = connection_common.onerror
local h1_connection = require "http.h1_connection"
local h2_connection = require "http.h2_connection"
local http_tls = require "http.tls"
local http_util = require "http.util"
local openssl_bignum = require "openssl.bignum"
local pkey = require "openssl.pkey"
local openssl_rand = require "openssl.rand"
local openssl_ssl = require "openssl.ssl"
local openssl_ctx = require "openssl.ssl.context"
local x509 = require "openssl.x509"
local name = require "openssl.x509.name"
local altname = require "openssl.x509.altname"
local hang_timeout = 0.03
-- Sense for TLS or SSL client hello
-- returns `true`, `false` or `nil, err`
local function is_tls_client_hello(socket, timeout)
-- reading for 6 bytes should be safe, as no HTTP version
-- has a valid client request shorter than 6 bytes
local first_bytes, err, errno = socket:xread(6, timeout)
if first_bytes == nil then
return nil, err or ce.EPIPE, errno
end
local use_tls = not not (
first_bytes:match("^[\21\22]\3[\1\2\3]..\1") or -- TLS
first_bytes:match("^[\128-\255][\9-\255]\1") -- SSLv2
)
local ok
ok, errno = socket:unget(first_bytes)
if not ok then
return nil, onerror(socket, "unget", errno, 2)
end
return use_tls
end
-- Wrap a bare cqueues socket in an HTTP connection of a suitable version
-- Starts TLS if necessary
-- this function *should never throw*
local function wrap_socket(self, socket, deadline)
socket:setmode("b", "b")
socket:onerror(onerror)
local version = self.version
local use_tls = self.tls
if use_tls == nil then
local err, errno
use_tls, err, errno = is_tls_client_hello(socket, deadline and (deadline-monotime()))
if use_tls == nil then
return nil, err, errno
end
end
if use_tls then
local ok, err, errno = socket:starttls(self.ctx, deadline and (deadline-monotime()))
if not ok then
return nil, err, errno
end
local ssl = socket:checktls()
if ssl and http_tls.has_alpn then
local proto = ssl:getAlpnSelected()
if proto == "h2" and (version == nil or version == 2) then
version = 2
elseif (proto == "http/1.1") and (version == nil or version < 2) then
version = 1.1
elseif proto ~= nil then
return nil, "unexpected ALPN protocol: " .. proto, ce.EILSEQNOSUPPORT
end
end
end
-- Still not sure if incoming connection is an HTTP1 or HTTP2 connection
-- Need to sniff for the h2 connection preface to find out for sure
if version == nil then
local is_h2, err, errno = h2_connection.socket_has_preface(socket, true, deadline and (deadline-monotime()))
if is_h2 == nil then
return nil, err, errno
end
version = is_h2 and 2 or 1.1
end
local conn, err, errno
if version == 2 then
conn, err, errno = h2_connection.new(socket, "server", nil)
else
conn, err, errno = h1_connection.new(socket, "server", version)
end
if not conn then
return nil, err, errno
end
return conn
end
local function server_loop(self)
while self.socket do
if self.paused then
cqueues.poll(self.pause_cond)
elseif self.n_connections >= self.max_concurrent then
cqueues.poll(self.connection_done)
else
local socket, accept_errno = self.socket:accept({nodelay = true;}, 0)
if socket == nil then
if accept_errno == ce.ETIMEDOUT then
-- Yield this thread until a client arrives
cqueues.poll(self.socket, self.pause_cond)
elseif accept_errno == ce.EMFILE then
-- Wait for another request to finish
if cqueues.poll(self.connection_done, hang_timeout) == hang_timeout then
-- If we're stuck waiting, run a garbage collection sweep
-- This can prevent a hang
collectgarbage()
end
else
self:onerror()(self, self, "accept", ce.strerror(accept_errno), accept_errno)
end
else
self:add_socket(socket)
end
end
end
end
local function handle_socket(self, socket)
local error_operation, error_context
local conn, err, errno = wrap_socket(self, socket)
if not conn then
socket:close()
if err ~= ce.EPIPE -- client closed connection
and errno ~= ce.ETIMEDOUT -- an operation timed out
and errno ~= ce.ECONNRESET then
error_operation = "wrap"
error_context = socket
end
else
local cond = cc.new()
local idle = true
conn:onidle(function()
idle = true
cond:signal(1)
end)
while true do
local stream
stream, err, errno = conn:get_next_incoming_stream()
if stream == nil then
if (err ~= nil -- client closed connection
and errno ~= ce.ECONNRESET
and errno ~= ce.ENOTCONN) then
error_operation = "get_next_incoming_stream"
error_context = conn
end
break
end
idle = false
self.cq:wrap(function()
local ok, err2 = http_util.yieldable_pcall(self.onstream, self, stream)
stream:shutdown()
if not ok then
self:onerror()(self, stream, "onstream", err2)
end
end)
end
-- wait for streams to complete
if not idle then
cond:wait()
end
conn:close()
end
self.n_connections = self.n_connections - 1
self.connection_done:signal(1)
if error_operation then
self:onerror()(self, error_context, error_operation, err, errno)
end
end
-- Prefer whichever comes first
local function alpn_select_either(ssl, protos) -- luacheck: ignore 212
for _, proto in ipairs(protos) do
if proto == "h2" then
-- HTTP2 only allows >=TLSv1.2
if ssl:getVersion() >= openssl_ssl.TLS1_2_VERSION then
return proto
end
elseif proto == "http/1.1" then
return proto
end
end
return nil
end
local function alpn_select_h2(ssl, protos) -- luacheck: ignore 212
for _, proto in ipairs(protos) do
if proto == "h2" then
return proto
end
end
return nil
end
local function alpn_select_h1(ssl, protos) -- luacheck: ignore 212
for _, proto in ipairs(protos) do
if proto == "http/1.1" then
return proto
end
end
return nil
end
-- create a new self signed cert
local function new_ctx(host, version)
local ctx = http_tls.new_server_context()
if http_tls.has_alpn then
if version == nil then
ctx:setAlpnSelect(alpn_select_either)
elseif version == 2 then
ctx:setAlpnSelect(alpn_select_h2)
elseif version == 1.1 then
ctx:setAlpnSelect(alpn_select_h1)
end
end
if version == 2 then
ctx:setOptions(openssl_ctx.OP_NO_TLSv1 + openssl_ctx.OP_NO_TLSv1_1)
end
local crt = x509.new()
crt:setVersion(3)
-- serial needs to be unique or browsers will show uninformative error messages
crt:setSerial(openssl_bignum.fromBinary(openssl_rand.bytes(16)))
-- use the host we're listening on as canonical name
local dn = name.new()
dn:add("CN", host)
crt:setSubject(dn)
crt:setIssuer(dn) -- should match subject for a self-signed
local alt = altname.new()
alt:add("DNS", host)
crt:setSubjectAlt(alt)
-- lasts for 10 years
crt:setLifetime(os.time(), os.time()+86400*3650)
-- can't be used as a CA
crt:setBasicConstraints{CA=false}
crt:setBasicConstraintsCritical(true)
-- generate a new private/public key pair
local key = pkey.new({bits=2048})
crt:setPublicKey(key)
crt:sign(key)
assert(ctx:setPrivateKey(key))
assert(ctx:setCertificate(crt))
return ctx
end
local server_methods = {
version = nil;
max_concurrent = math.huge;
client_timeout = 10;
}
local server_mt = {
__name = "http.server";
__index = server_methods;
}
function server_mt:__tostring()
return string.format("http.server{socket=%s;n_connections=%d}",
tostring(self.socket), self.n_connections)
end
--[[ Creates a new server object
Takes a table of options:
- `.cq` (optional): A cqueues controller to use
- `.socket`: A cqueues socket object
- `.onstream`: function to call back for each stream read
- `.onerror`: function that will be called when an error occurs (default: throw an error)
- `.tls`: `nil`: allow both tls and non-tls connections
- `true`: allows tls connections only
- `false`: allows non-tls connections only
- `.ctx`: an `openssl.ssl.context` object to use for tls connections
- ` `nil`: a self-signed context will be generated
- `.version`: the http version to allow to connect (default: any)
- `.max_concurrent`: Maximum number of connections to allow live at a time (default: infinity)
- `.client_timeout`: Timeout (in seconds) to wait for client to send first bytes and/or complete TLS handshake (default: 10)
]]
local function new_server(tbl)
local cq = tbl.cq
if cq == nil then
cq = cqueues.new()
else
assert(cqueues.type(cq) == "controller", "optional cq field should be a cqueue controller")
end
local socket = assert(tbl.socket, "missing 'socket'")
local onstream = assert(tbl.onstream, "missing 'onstream'")
if tbl.ctx == nil and tbl.tls ~= false then
error("OpenSSL context required if .tls isn't false")
end
-- Return errors rather than throwing
socket:onerror(function(s, op, why, lvl) -- luacheck: ignore 431 212
return why
end)
local self = setmetatable({
cq = cq;
socket = socket;
onstream = onstream;
onerror_ = tbl.onerror;
tls = tbl.tls;
ctx = tbl.ctx;
version = tbl.version;
max_concurrent = tbl.max_concurrent;
n_connections = 0;
pause_cond = cc.new();
paused = false;
connection_done = cc.new(); -- signalled when connection has been closed
client_timeout = tbl.client_timeout;
}, server_mt)
cq:wrap(server_loop, self)
return self
end
--[[
Extra options:
- `.family`: protocol family
- `.host`: address to bind to (required if not `.path`)
- `.port`: port to bind to (optional if tls isn't `nil`, in which case defaults to 80 for `.tls == false` or 443 if `.tls == true`)
- `.path`: path to UNIX socket (required if not `.host`)
- `.v6only`: allow ipv6 only (no ipv4-mapped-ipv6)
- `.mode`: fchmod or chmod socket after creating UNIX domain socket
- `.mask`: set and restore umask when binding UNIX domain socket
- `.unlink`: unlink socket path before binding?
- `.reuseaddr`: turn on SO_REUSEADDR flag?
- `.reuseport`: turn on SO_REUSEPORT flag?
]]
local function listen(tbl)
local tls = tbl.tls
local host = tbl.host
local path = tbl.path
assert(host or path, "need host or path")
local port = tbl.port
if host and port == nil then
if tls == true then
port = "443"
elseif tls == false then
port = "80"
else
error("need port")
end
end
local ctx = tbl.ctx
if ctx == nil and tls ~= false then
if host then
ctx = new_ctx(host, tbl.version)
else
error("Custom OpenSSL context required when using a UNIX domain socket")
end
end
local s, err, errno = ca.fileresult(cs.listen {
family = tbl.family;
host = host;
port = port;
path = path;
mode = tbl.mode;
mask = tbl.mask;
unlink = tbl.unlink;
reuseaddr = tbl.reuseaddr;
reuseport = tbl.reuseport;
v6only = tbl.v6only;
})
if not s then
return nil, err, errno
end
return new_server {
cq = tbl.cq;
socket = s;
onstream = tbl.onstream;
onerror = tbl.onerror;
tls = tls;
ctx = ctx;
version = tbl.version;
max_concurrent = tbl.max_concurrent;
client_timeout = tbl.client_timeout;
}
end
function server_methods:onerror_(context, op, err, errno) -- luacheck: ignore 212
local msg = op
if err then
msg = msg .. ": " .. tostring(err)
end
error(msg, 2)
end
function server_methods:onerror(...)
local old_handler = self.onerror_
if select("#", ...) > 0 then
self.onerror_ = ...
end
return old_handler
end
-- Actually wait for and *do* the binding
-- Don't *need* to call this, as if not it will be done lazily
function server_methods:listen(timeout)
return ca.fileresult(self.socket:listen(timeout))
end
function server_methods:localname()
return self.socket:localname()
end
function server_methods:pause()
self.paused = true
self.pause_cond:signal()
return true
end
function server_methods:resume()
self.paused = false
self.pause_cond:signal()
return true
end
function server_methods:close()
if self.cq then
cqueues.cancel(self.cq:pollfd())
cqueues.poll()
cqueues.poll()
self.cq = nil
end
if self.socket then
self.socket:close()
self.socket = nil
end
self.pause_cond:signal()
self.connection_done:signal()
return true
end
function server_methods:pollfd()
return self.cq:pollfd()
end
function server_methods:events()
return self.cq:events()
end
function server_methods:timeout()
return self.cq:timeout()
end
function server_methods:empty()
return self.cq:empty()
end
function server_methods:step(...)
return self.cq:step(...)
end
function server_methods:loop(...)
return self.cq:loop(...)
end
function server_methods:add_socket(socket)
self.n_connections = self.n_connections + 1
self.cq:wrap(handle_socket, self, socket)
return true
end
return {
new = new_server;
listen = listen;
mt = server_mt;
}
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