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dendrite/roomserver/internal/input/input_missing.go

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Roomserver/federation input refactor (#2104) * Put federation client functions into their own file * Look for missing auth events in RS input * Remove retrieveMissingAuthEvents from federation API * Logging * Sorta transplanted the code over * Use event origin failing all else * Don't get stuck on mutexes: * Add verifier * Don't mark state events with zero snapshot NID as not existing * Check missing state if not an outlier before storing the event * Reject instead of soft-fail, don't copy roominfo so much * Use synchronous contexts, limit time to fetch missing events * Clean up some commented out bits * Simplify `/send` endpoint significantly * Submit async * Report errors on sending to RS input * Set max payload in NATS to 16MB * Tweak metrics * Add `workerForRoom` for tidiness * Try skipping unmarshalling errors for RespMissingEvents * Track missing prev events separately to avoid calculating state when not possible * Tweak logic around checking missing state * Care about state when checking missing prev events * Don't check missing state for create events * Try that again * Handle create events better * Send create room events as new * Use given event kind when sending auth/state events * Revert "Use given event kind when sending auth/state events" This reverts commit 089d64d271b5fca8c104e1554711187420dbebca. * Only search for missing prev events or state for new events * Tweaks * We only have missing prev if we don't supply state * Room version tweaks * Allow async inputs again * Apply backpressure to consumers/synchronous requests to hopefully stop things being overwhelmed * Set timeouts on roomserver input tasks (need to decide what timeout makes sense) * Use work queue policy, deliver all on restart * Reduce chance of duplicates being sent by NATS * Limit the number of servers we attempt to reduce backpressure * Some review comment fixes * Tidy up a couple things * Don't limit servers, randomise order using map * Some context refactoring * Update gmsl * Don't resend create events * Set stateIDs length correctly or else the roomserver thinks there are missing events when there aren't * Exclude our own servername * Try backing off servers * Make excluding self behaviour optional * Exclude self from g_m_e * Update sytest-whitelist * Update consumers for the roomserver output stream * Remember to send outliers for state returned from /gme * Make full HTTP tests less upsetti * Remove 'If a device list update goes missing, the server resyncs on the next one' from the sytest blacklist * Remove debugging test * Fix blacklist again, remove unnecessary duplicate context * Clearer contexts, don't use background in case there's something happening there * Don't queue up events more than once in memory * Correctly identify create events when checking for state * Fill in gaps again in /gme code * Remove `AuthEventIDs` from `InputRoomEvent` * Remove stray field Co-authored-by: Kegan Dougal <kegan@matrix.org>
2022-01-27 15:29:14 +01:00
package input
import (
"context"
"errors"
"fmt"
"sync"
"time"
fedapi "github.com/matrix-org/dendrite/federationapi/api"
"github.com/matrix-org/dendrite/internal"
"github.com/matrix-org/dendrite/roomserver/api"
"github.com/matrix-org/dendrite/roomserver/internal/query"
"github.com/matrix-org/dendrite/roomserver/storage"
"github.com/matrix-org/gomatrixserverlib"
"github.com/matrix-org/util"
"github.com/sirupsen/logrus"
)
type missingStateReq struct {
origin gomatrixserverlib.ServerName
db storage.Database
inputer *Inputer
queryer *query.Queryer
keys gomatrixserverlib.JSONVerifier
federation fedapi.FederationInternalAPI
roomsMu *internal.MutexByRoom
servers map[gomatrixserverlib.ServerName]struct{}
hadEvents map[string]bool
hadEventsMutex sync.Mutex
haveEvents map[string]*gomatrixserverlib.HeaderedEvent
haveEventsMutex sync.Mutex
}
// processEventWithMissingState is the entrypoint for a missingStateReq
// request, as called from processRoomEvent.
func (t *missingStateReq) processEventWithMissingState(
ctx context.Context, e *gomatrixserverlib.Event, roomVersion gomatrixserverlib.RoomVersion,
) error {
var cancel context.CancelFunc
ctx, cancel = context.WithTimeout(ctx, MaximumMissingProcessingTime)
defer cancel()
Roomserver/federation input refactor (#2104) * Put federation client functions into their own file * Look for missing auth events in RS input * Remove retrieveMissingAuthEvents from federation API * Logging * Sorta transplanted the code over * Use event origin failing all else * Don't get stuck on mutexes: * Add verifier * Don't mark state events with zero snapshot NID as not existing * Check missing state if not an outlier before storing the event * Reject instead of soft-fail, don't copy roominfo so much * Use synchronous contexts, limit time to fetch missing events * Clean up some commented out bits * Simplify `/send` endpoint significantly * Submit async * Report errors on sending to RS input * Set max payload in NATS to 16MB * Tweak metrics * Add `workerForRoom` for tidiness * Try skipping unmarshalling errors for RespMissingEvents * Track missing prev events separately to avoid calculating state when not possible * Tweak logic around checking missing state * Care about state when checking missing prev events * Don't check missing state for create events * Try that again * Handle create events better * Send create room events as new * Use given event kind when sending auth/state events * Revert "Use given event kind when sending auth/state events" This reverts commit 089d64d271b5fca8c104e1554711187420dbebca. * Only search for missing prev events or state for new events * Tweaks * We only have missing prev if we don't supply state * Room version tweaks * Allow async inputs again * Apply backpressure to consumers/synchronous requests to hopefully stop things being overwhelmed * Set timeouts on roomserver input tasks (need to decide what timeout makes sense) * Use work queue policy, deliver all on restart * Reduce chance of duplicates being sent by NATS * Limit the number of servers we attempt to reduce backpressure * Some review comment fixes * Tidy up a couple things * Don't limit servers, randomise order using map * Some context refactoring * Update gmsl * Don't resend create events * Set stateIDs length correctly or else the roomserver thinks there are missing events when there aren't * Exclude our own servername * Try backing off servers * Make excluding self behaviour optional * Exclude self from g_m_e * Update sytest-whitelist * Update consumers for the roomserver output stream * Remember to send outliers for state returned from /gme * Make full HTTP tests less upsetti * Remove 'If a device list update goes missing, the server resyncs on the next one' from the sytest blacklist * Remove debugging test * Fix blacklist again, remove unnecessary duplicate context * Clearer contexts, don't use background in case there's something happening there * Don't queue up events more than once in memory * Correctly identify create events when checking for state * Fill in gaps again in /gme code * Remove `AuthEventIDs` from `InputRoomEvent` * Remove stray field Co-authored-by: Kegan Dougal <kegan@matrix.org>
2022-01-27 15:29:14 +01:00
// We are missing the previous events for this events.
// This means that there is a gap in our view of the history of the
// room. There two ways that we can handle such a gap:
// 1) We can fill in the gap using /get_missing_events
// 2) We can leave the gap and request the state of the room at
// this event from the remote server using either /state_ids
// or /state.
// Synapse will attempt to do 1 and if that fails or if the gap is
// too large then it will attempt 2.
// Synapse will use /state_ids if possible since usually the state
// is largely unchanged and it is more efficient to fetch a list of
// event ids and then use /event to fetch the individual events.
// However not all version of synapse support /state_ids so you may
// need to fallback to /state.
logger := util.GetLogger(ctx).WithFields(map[string]interface{}{
"txn_event": e.EventID(),
"room_id": e.RoomID(),
"txn_prev_events": e.PrevEventIDs(),
})
// Attempt to fill in the gap using /get_missing_events
// This will either:
// - fill in the gap completely then process event `e` returning no backwards extremity
// - fail to fill in the gap and tell us to terminate the transaction err=not nil
// - fail to fill in the gap and tell us to fetch state at the new backwards extremity, and to not terminate the transaction
newEvents, isGapFilled, err := t.getMissingEvents(ctx, e, roomVersion)
if err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("t.getMissingEvents: %w", err)
}
if len(newEvents) == 0 {
return fmt.Errorf("expected to find missing events but didn't")
}
if isGapFilled {
logger.Infof("gap filled by /get_missing_events, injecting %d new events", len(newEvents))
// we can just inject all the newEvents as new as we may have only missed 1 or 2 events and have filled
// in the gap in the DAG
for _, newEvent := range newEvents {
err = t.inputer.processRoomEvent(ctx, &api.InputRoomEvent{
Kind: api.KindNew,
Event: newEvent.Headered(roomVersion),
Origin: t.origin,
SendAsServer: api.DoNotSendToOtherServers,
})
if err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("t.inputer.processRoomEvent: %w", err)
}
}
return nil
}
backwardsExtremity := newEvents[0]
newEvents = newEvents[1:]
type respState struct {
// A snapshot is considered trustworthy if it came from our own roomserver.
// That's because the state will have been through state resolution once
// already in QueryStateAfterEvent.
trustworthy bool
*gomatrixserverlib.RespState
}
// at this point we know we're going to have a gap: we need to work out the room state at the new backwards extremity.
// Therefore, we cannot just query /state_ids with this event to get the state before. Instead, we need to query
// the state AFTER all the prev_events for this event, then apply state resolution to that to get the state before the event.
var states []*respState
for _, prevEventID := range backwardsExtremity.PrevEventIDs() {
// Look up what the state is after the backward extremity. This will either
// come from the roomserver, if we know all the required events, or it will
// come from a remote server via /state_ids if not.
prevState, trustworthy, lerr := t.lookupStateAfterEvent(ctx, roomVersion, backwardsExtremity.RoomID(), prevEventID)
if lerr != nil {
logger.WithError(lerr).Errorf("Failed to lookup state after prev_event: %s", prevEventID)
return lerr
}
// Append the state onto the collected state. We'll run this through the
// state resolution next.
states = append(states, &respState{trustworthy, prevState})
}
// Now that we have collected all of the state from the prev_events, we'll
// run the state through the appropriate state resolution algorithm for the
// room if needed. This does a couple of things:
// 1. Ensures that the state is deduplicated fully for each state-key tuple
// 2. Ensures that we pick the latest events from both sets, in the case that
// one of the prev_events is quite a bit older than the others
resolvedState := &gomatrixserverlib.RespState{}
switch len(states) {
case 0:
extremityIsCreate := backwardsExtremity.Type() == gomatrixserverlib.MRoomCreate && backwardsExtremity.StateKeyEquals("")
if !extremityIsCreate {
// There are no previous states and this isn't the beginning of the
// room - this is an error condition!
logger.Errorf("Failed to lookup any state after prev_events")
return fmt.Errorf("expected %d states but got %d", len(backwardsExtremity.PrevEventIDs()), len(states))
}
case 1:
// There's only one previous state - if it's trustworthy (came from a
// local state snapshot which will already have been through state res),
// use it as-is. There's no point in resolving it again.
if states[0].trustworthy {
resolvedState = states[0].RespState
break
}
// Otherwise, if it isn't trustworthy (came from federation), run it through
// state resolution anyway for safety, in case there are duplicates.
fallthrough
default:
respStates := make([]*gomatrixserverlib.RespState, len(states))
for i := range states {
respStates[i] = states[i].RespState
}
// There's more than one previous state - run them all through state res
t.roomsMu.Lock(e.RoomID())
resolvedState, err = t.resolveStatesAndCheck(ctx, roomVersion, respStates, backwardsExtremity)
t.roomsMu.Unlock(e.RoomID())
if err != nil {
logger.WithError(err).Errorf("Failed to resolve state conflicts for event %s", backwardsExtremity.EventID())
return err
}
}
hadEvents := map[string]bool{}
t.hadEventsMutex.Lock()
for k, v := range t.hadEvents {
hadEvents[k] = v
}
t.hadEventsMutex.Unlock()
// Send outliers first so we can send the new backwards extremity without causing errors
outliers, err := resolvedState.Events()
if err != nil {
return err
}
var outlierRoomEvents []api.InputRoomEvent
for _, outlier := range outliers {
if hadEvents[outlier.EventID()] {
continue
}
outlierRoomEvents = append(outlierRoomEvents, api.InputRoomEvent{
Kind: api.KindOutlier,
Event: outlier.Headered(roomVersion),
Origin: t.origin,
})
}
// TODO: we could do this concurrently?
for _, ire := range outlierRoomEvents {
if err = t.inputer.processRoomEvent(ctx, &ire); err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("t.inputer.processRoomEvent[outlier]: %w", err)
}
}
// Now send the backward extremity into the roomserver with the
// newly resolved state. This marks the "oldest" point in the backfill and
// sets the baseline state for any new events after this.
stateIDs := make([]string, 0, len(resolvedState.StateEvents))
for _, event := range resolvedState.StateEvents {
stateIDs = append(stateIDs, event.EventID())
}
err = t.inputer.processRoomEvent(ctx, &api.InputRoomEvent{
Kind: api.KindOld,
Event: backwardsExtremity.Headered(roomVersion),
Origin: t.origin,
HasState: true,
StateEventIDs: stateIDs,
SendAsServer: api.DoNotSendToOtherServers,
})
if err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("t.inputer.processRoomEvent: %w", err)
}
// Then send all of the newer backfilled events, of which will all be newer
// than the backward extremity, into the roomserver without state. This way
// they will automatically fast-forward based on the room state at the
// extremity in the last step.
for _, newEvent := range newEvents {
err = t.inputer.processRoomEvent(ctx, &api.InputRoomEvent{
Kind: api.KindOld,
Event: newEvent.Headered(roomVersion),
Origin: t.origin,
SendAsServer: api.DoNotSendToOtherServers,
})
if err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("t.inputer.processRoomEvent: %w", err)
}
}
return nil
}
// lookupStateAfterEvent returns the room state after `eventID`, which is the state before eventID with the state of `eventID` (if it's a state event)
// added into the mix.
func (t *missingStateReq) lookupStateAfterEvent(ctx context.Context, roomVersion gomatrixserverlib.RoomVersion, roomID, eventID string) (*gomatrixserverlib.RespState, bool, error) {
// try doing all this locally before we resort to querying federation
respState := t.lookupStateAfterEventLocally(ctx, roomID, eventID)
if respState != nil {
return respState, true, nil
}
respState, err := t.lookupStateBeforeEvent(ctx, roomVersion, roomID, eventID)
if err != nil {
return nil, false, fmt.Errorf("t.lookupStateBeforeEvent: %w", err)
}
// fetch the event we're missing and add it to the pile
h, err := t.lookupEvent(ctx, roomVersion, roomID, eventID, false)
switch err.(type) {
case verifySigError:
return respState, false, nil
case nil:
// do nothing
default:
return nil, false, fmt.Errorf("t.lookupEvent: %w", err)
}
h = t.cacheAndReturn(h)
if h.StateKey() != nil {
addedToState := false
for i := range respState.StateEvents {
se := respState.StateEvents[i]
if se.Type() == h.Type() && se.StateKeyEquals(*h.StateKey()) {
respState.StateEvents[i] = h.Unwrap()
addedToState = true
break
}
}
if !addedToState {
respState.StateEvents = append(respState.StateEvents, h.Unwrap())
}
}
return respState, false, nil
}
func (t *missingStateReq) cacheAndReturn(ev *gomatrixserverlib.HeaderedEvent) *gomatrixserverlib.HeaderedEvent {
t.haveEventsMutex.Lock()
defer t.haveEventsMutex.Unlock()
if cached, exists := t.haveEvents[ev.EventID()]; exists {
return cached
}
t.haveEvents[ev.EventID()] = ev
return ev
}
func (t *missingStateReq) lookupStateAfterEventLocally(ctx context.Context, roomID, eventID string) *gomatrixserverlib.RespState {
var res api.QueryStateAfterEventsResponse
err := t.queryer.QueryStateAfterEvents(ctx, &api.QueryStateAfterEventsRequest{
RoomID: roomID,
PrevEventIDs: []string{eventID},
}, &res)
if err != nil || !res.PrevEventsExist {
util.GetLogger(ctx).WithField("room_id", roomID).WithError(err).Warnf("failed to query state after %s locally, prev exists=%v", eventID, res.PrevEventsExist)
return nil
}
stateEvents := make([]*gomatrixserverlib.HeaderedEvent, len(res.StateEvents))
for i, ev := range res.StateEvents {
// set the event from the haveEvents cache - this means we will share pointers with other prev_event branches for this
// processEvent request, which is better for memory.
stateEvents[i] = t.cacheAndReturn(ev)
t.hadEvent(ev.EventID())
}
// we should never access res.StateEvents again so we delete it here to make GC faster
res.StateEvents = nil
var authEvents []*gomatrixserverlib.Event
missingAuthEvents := map[string]bool{}
for _, ev := range stateEvents {
t.haveEventsMutex.Lock()
for _, ae := range ev.AuthEventIDs() {
if aev, ok := t.haveEvents[ae]; ok {
authEvents = append(authEvents, aev.Unwrap())
} else {
missingAuthEvents[ae] = true
}
}
t.haveEventsMutex.Unlock()
}
// QueryStateAfterEvents does not return the auth events, so fetch them now. We know the roomserver has them else it wouldn't
// have stored the event.
if len(missingAuthEvents) > 0 {
var missingEventList []string
for evID := range missingAuthEvents {
missingEventList = append(missingEventList, evID)
}
queryReq := api.QueryEventsByIDRequest{
EventIDs: missingEventList,
}
util.GetLogger(ctx).WithField("count", len(missingEventList)).Debugf("Fetching missing auth events")
Roomserver/federation input refactor (#2104) * Put federation client functions into their own file * Look for missing auth events in RS input * Remove retrieveMissingAuthEvents from federation API * Logging * Sorta transplanted the code over * Use event origin failing all else * Don't get stuck on mutexes: * Add verifier * Don't mark state events with zero snapshot NID as not existing * Check missing state if not an outlier before storing the event * Reject instead of soft-fail, don't copy roominfo so much * Use synchronous contexts, limit time to fetch missing events * Clean up some commented out bits * Simplify `/send` endpoint significantly * Submit async * Report errors on sending to RS input * Set max payload in NATS to 16MB * Tweak metrics * Add `workerForRoom` for tidiness * Try skipping unmarshalling errors for RespMissingEvents * Track missing prev events separately to avoid calculating state when not possible * Tweak logic around checking missing state * Care about state when checking missing prev events * Don't check missing state for create events * Try that again * Handle create events better * Send create room events as new * Use given event kind when sending auth/state events * Revert "Use given event kind when sending auth/state events" This reverts commit 089d64d271b5fca8c104e1554711187420dbebca. * Only search for missing prev events or state for new events * Tweaks * We only have missing prev if we don't supply state * Room version tweaks * Allow async inputs again * Apply backpressure to consumers/synchronous requests to hopefully stop things being overwhelmed * Set timeouts on roomserver input tasks (need to decide what timeout makes sense) * Use work queue policy, deliver all on restart * Reduce chance of duplicates being sent by NATS * Limit the number of servers we attempt to reduce backpressure * Some review comment fixes * Tidy up a couple things * Don't limit servers, randomise order using map * Some context refactoring * Update gmsl * Don't resend create events * Set stateIDs length correctly or else the roomserver thinks there are missing events when there aren't * Exclude our own servername * Try backing off servers * Make excluding self behaviour optional * Exclude self from g_m_e * Update sytest-whitelist * Update consumers for the roomserver output stream * Remember to send outliers for state returned from /gme * Make full HTTP tests less upsetti * Remove 'If a device list update goes missing, the server resyncs on the next one' from the sytest blacklist * Remove debugging test * Fix blacklist again, remove unnecessary duplicate context * Clearer contexts, don't use background in case there's something happening there * Don't queue up events more than once in memory * Correctly identify create events when checking for state * Fill in gaps again in /gme code * Remove `AuthEventIDs` from `InputRoomEvent` * Remove stray field Co-authored-by: Kegan Dougal <kegan@matrix.org>
2022-01-27 15:29:14 +01:00
var queryRes api.QueryEventsByIDResponse
if err = t.queryer.QueryEventsByID(ctx, &queryReq, &queryRes); err != nil {
return nil
}
for i, ev := range queryRes.Events {
authEvents = append(authEvents, t.cacheAndReturn(queryRes.Events[i]).Unwrap())
t.hadEvent(ev.EventID())
}
queryRes.Events = nil
}
return &gomatrixserverlib.RespState{
StateEvents: gomatrixserverlib.UnwrapEventHeaders(stateEvents),
AuthEvents: authEvents,
}
}
// lookuptStateBeforeEvent returns the room state before the event e, which is just /state_ids and/or /state depending on what
// the server supports.
func (t *missingStateReq) lookupStateBeforeEvent(ctx context.Context, roomVersion gomatrixserverlib.RoomVersion, roomID, eventID string) (
*gomatrixserverlib.RespState, error) {
// Attempt to fetch the missing state using /state_ids and /events
return t.lookupMissingStateViaStateIDs(ctx, roomID, eventID, roomVersion)
}
func (t *missingStateReq) resolveStatesAndCheck(ctx context.Context, roomVersion gomatrixserverlib.RoomVersion, states []*gomatrixserverlib.RespState, backwardsExtremity *gomatrixserverlib.Event) (*gomatrixserverlib.RespState, error) {
var authEventList []*gomatrixserverlib.Event
var stateEventList []*gomatrixserverlib.Event
for _, state := range states {
authEventList = append(authEventList, state.AuthEvents...)
stateEventList = append(stateEventList, state.StateEvents...)
}
resolvedStateEvents, err := gomatrixserverlib.ResolveConflicts(roomVersion, stateEventList, authEventList)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
// apply the current event
retryAllowedState:
if err = checkAllowedByState(backwardsExtremity, resolvedStateEvents); err != nil {
switch missing := err.(type) {
case gomatrixserverlib.MissingAuthEventError:
h, err2 := t.lookupEvent(ctx, roomVersion, backwardsExtremity.RoomID(), missing.AuthEventID, true)
switch err2.(type) {
case verifySigError:
return &gomatrixserverlib.RespState{
AuthEvents: authEventList,
StateEvents: resolvedStateEvents,
}, nil
case nil:
// do nothing
default:
return nil, fmt.Errorf("missing auth event %s and failed to look it up: %w", missing.AuthEventID, err2)
}
util.GetLogger(ctx).Tracef("fetched event %s", missing.AuthEventID)
Roomserver/federation input refactor (#2104) * Put federation client functions into their own file * Look for missing auth events in RS input * Remove retrieveMissingAuthEvents from federation API * Logging * Sorta transplanted the code over * Use event origin failing all else * Don't get stuck on mutexes: * Add verifier * Don't mark state events with zero snapshot NID as not existing * Check missing state if not an outlier before storing the event * Reject instead of soft-fail, don't copy roominfo so much * Use synchronous contexts, limit time to fetch missing events * Clean up some commented out bits * Simplify `/send` endpoint significantly * Submit async * Report errors on sending to RS input * Set max payload in NATS to 16MB * Tweak metrics * Add `workerForRoom` for tidiness * Try skipping unmarshalling errors for RespMissingEvents * Track missing prev events separately to avoid calculating state when not possible * Tweak logic around checking missing state * Care about state when checking missing prev events * Don't check missing state for create events * Try that again * Handle create events better * Send create room events as new * Use given event kind when sending auth/state events * Revert "Use given event kind when sending auth/state events" This reverts commit 089d64d271b5fca8c104e1554711187420dbebca. * Only search for missing prev events or state for new events * Tweaks * We only have missing prev if we don't supply state * Room version tweaks * Allow async inputs again * Apply backpressure to consumers/synchronous requests to hopefully stop things being overwhelmed * Set timeouts on roomserver input tasks (need to decide what timeout makes sense) * Use work queue policy, deliver all on restart * Reduce chance of duplicates being sent by NATS * Limit the number of servers we attempt to reduce backpressure * Some review comment fixes * Tidy up a couple things * Don't limit servers, randomise order using map * Some context refactoring * Update gmsl * Don't resend create events * Set stateIDs length correctly or else the roomserver thinks there are missing events when there aren't * Exclude our own servername * Try backing off servers * Make excluding self behaviour optional * Exclude self from g_m_e * Update sytest-whitelist * Update consumers for the roomserver output stream * Remember to send outliers for state returned from /gme * Make full HTTP tests less upsetti * Remove 'If a device list update goes missing, the server resyncs on the next one' from the sytest blacklist * Remove debugging test * Fix blacklist again, remove unnecessary duplicate context * Clearer contexts, don't use background in case there's something happening there * Don't queue up events more than once in memory * Correctly identify create events when checking for state * Fill in gaps again in /gme code * Remove `AuthEventIDs` from `InputRoomEvent` * Remove stray field Co-authored-by: Kegan Dougal <kegan@matrix.org>
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resolvedStateEvents = append(resolvedStateEvents, h.Unwrap())
goto retryAllowedState
default:
}
return nil, err
}
return &gomatrixserverlib.RespState{
AuthEvents: authEventList,
StateEvents: resolvedStateEvents,
}, nil
}
// get missing events for `e`. If `isGapFilled`=true then `newEvents` contains all the events to inject,
// without `e`. If `isGapFilled=false` then `newEvents` contains the response to /get_missing_events
func (t *missingStateReq) getMissingEvents(ctx context.Context, e *gomatrixserverlib.Event, roomVersion gomatrixserverlib.RoomVersion) (newEvents []*gomatrixserverlib.Event, isGapFilled bool, err error) {
logger := util.GetLogger(ctx).WithField("event_id", e.EventID()).WithField("room_id", e.RoomID())
needed := gomatrixserverlib.StateNeededForAuth([]*gomatrixserverlib.Event{e})
// query latest events (our trusted forward extremities)
req := api.QueryLatestEventsAndStateRequest{
RoomID: e.RoomID(),
StateToFetch: needed.Tuples(),
}
var res api.QueryLatestEventsAndStateResponse
if err = t.queryer.QueryLatestEventsAndState(ctx, &req, &res); err != nil {
logger.WithError(err).Warn("Failed to query latest events")
return nil, false, err
}
latestEvents := make([]string, len(res.LatestEvents))
for i, ev := range res.LatestEvents {
latestEvents[i] = res.LatestEvents[i].EventID
t.hadEvent(ev.EventID)
}
var missingResp *gomatrixserverlib.RespMissingEvents
for server := range t.servers {
var m gomatrixserverlib.RespMissingEvents
if m, err = t.federation.LookupMissingEvents(ctx, server, e.RoomID(), gomatrixserverlib.MissingEvents{
Limit: 20,
// The latest event IDs that the sender already has. These are skipped when retrieving the previous events of latest_events.
EarliestEvents: latestEvents,
// The event IDs to retrieve the previous events for.
LatestEvents: []string{e.EventID()},
}, roomVersion); err == nil {
missingResp = &m
break
} else {
logger.WithError(err).Warnf("%s pushed us an event but %q did not respond to /get_missing_events", t.origin, server)
Roomserver/federation input refactor (#2104) * Put federation client functions into their own file * Look for missing auth events in RS input * Remove retrieveMissingAuthEvents from federation API * Logging * Sorta transplanted the code over * Use event origin failing all else * Don't get stuck on mutexes: * Add verifier * Don't mark state events with zero snapshot NID as not existing * Check missing state if not an outlier before storing the event * Reject instead of soft-fail, don't copy roominfo so much * Use synchronous contexts, limit time to fetch missing events * Clean up some commented out bits * Simplify `/send` endpoint significantly * Submit async * Report errors on sending to RS input * Set max payload in NATS to 16MB * Tweak metrics * Add `workerForRoom` for tidiness * Try skipping unmarshalling errors for RespMissingEvents * Track missing prev events separately to avoid calculating state when not possible * Tweak logic around checking missing state * Care about state when checking missing prev events * Don't check missing state for create events * Try that again * Handle create events better * Send create room events as new * Use given event kind when sending auth/state events * Revert "Use given event kind when sending auth/state events" This reverts commit 089d64d271b5fca8c104e1554711187420dbebca. * Only search for missing prev events or state for new events * Tweaks * We only have missing prev if we don't supply state * Room version tweaks * Allow async inputs again * Apply backpressure to consumers/synchronous requests to hopefully stop things being overwhelmed * Set timeouts on roomserver input tasks (need to decide what timeout makes sense) * Use work queue policy, deliver all on restart * Reduce chance of duplicates being sent by NATS * Limit the number of servers we attempt to reduce backpressure * Some review comment fixes * Tidy up a couple things * Don't limit servers, randomise order using map * Some context refactoring * Update gmsl * Don't resend create events * Set stateIDs length correctly or else the roomserver thinks there are missing events when there aren't * Exclude our own servername * Try backing off servers * Make excluding self behaviour optional * Exclude self from g_m_e * Update sytest-whitelist * Update consumers for the roomserver output stream * Remember to send outliers for state returned from /gme * Make full HTTP tests less upsetti * Remove 'If a device list update goes missing, the server resyncs on the next one' from the sytest blacklist * Remove debugging test * Fix blacklist again, remove unnecessary duplicate context * Clearer contexts, don't use background in case there's something happening there * Don't queue up events more than once in memory * Correctly identify create events when checking for state * Fill in gaps again in /gme code * Remove `AuthEventIDs` from `InputRoomEvent` * Remove stray field Co-authored-by: Kegan Dougal <kegan@matrix.org>
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if errors.Is(err, context.DeadlineExceeded) {
select {
case <-ctx.Done(): // the parent request context timed out
return nil, false, context.DeadlineExceeded
default: // this request exceed its own timeout
continue
}
}
}
}
if missingResp == nil {
logger.WithError(err).Warnf(
Roomserver/federation input refactor (#2104) * Put federation client functions into their own file * Look for missing auth events in RS input * Remove retrieveMissingAuthEvents from federation API * Logging * Sorta transplanted the code over * Use event origin failing all else * Don't get stuck on mutexes: * Add verifier * Don't mark state events with zero snapshot NID as not existing * Check missing state if not an outlier before storing the event * Reject instead of soft-fail, don't copy roominfo so much * Use synchronous contexts, limit time to fetch missing events * Clean up some commented out bits * Simplify `/send` endpoint significantly * Submit async * Report errors on sending to RS input * Set max payload in NATS to 16MB * Tweak metrics * Add `workerForRoom` for tidiness * Try skipping unmarshalling errors for RespMissingEvents * Track missing prev events separately to avoid calculating state when not possible * Tweak logic around checking missing state * Care about state when checking missing prev events * Don't check missing state for create events * Try that again * Handle create events better * Send create room events as new * Use given event kind when sending auth/state events * Revert "Use given event kind when sending auth/state events" This reverts commit 089d64d271b5fca8c104e1554711187420dbebca. * Only search for missing prev events or state for new events * Tweaks * We only have missing prev if we don't supply state * Room version tweaks * Allow async inputs again * Apply backpressure to consumers/synchronous requests to hopefully stop things being overwhelmed * Set timeouts on roomserver input tasks (need to decide what timeout makes sense) * Use work queue policy, deliver all on restart * Reduce chance of duplicates being sent by NATS * Limit the number of servers we attempt to reduce backpressure * Some review comment fixes * Tidy up a couple things * Don't limit servers, randomise order using map * Some context refactoring * Update gmsl * Don't resend create events * Set stateIDs length correctly or else the roomserver thinks there are missing events when there aren't * Exclude our own servername * Try backing off servers * Make excluding self behaviour optional * Exclude self from g_m_e * Update sytest-whitelist * Update consumers for the roomserver output stream * Remember to send outliers for state returned from /gme * Make full HTTP tests less upsetti * Remove 'If a device list update goes missing, the server resyncs on the next one' from the sytest blacklist * Remove debugging test * Fix blacklist again, remove unnecessary duplicate context * Clearer contexts, don't use background in case there's something happening there * Don't queue up events more than once in memory * Correctly identify create events when checking for state * Fill in gaps again in /gme code * Remove `AuthEventIDs` from `InputRoomEvent` * Remove stray field Co-authored-by: Kegan Dougal <kegan@matrix.org>
2022-01-27 15:29:14 +01:00
"%s pushed us an event but %d server(s) couldn't give us details about prev_events via /get_missing_events - dropping this event until it can",
t.origin, len(t.servers),
)
return nil, false, missingPrevEventsError{
eventID: e.EventID(),
err: err,
}
}
// Make sure events from the missingResp are using the cache - missing events
// will be added and duplicates will be removed.
logger.Debugf("get_missing_events returned %d events", len(missingResp.Events))
Roomserver/federation input refactor (#2104) * Put federation client functions into their own file * Look for missing auth events in RS input * Remove retrieveMissingAuthEvents from federation API * Logging * Sorta transplanted the code over * Use event origin failing all else * Don't get stuck on mutexes: * Add verifier * Don't mark state events with zero snapshot NID as not existing * Check missing state if not an outlier before storing the event * Reject instead of soft-fail, don't copy roominfo so much * Use synchronous contexts, limit time to fetch missing events * Clean up some commented out bits * Simplify `/send` endpoint significantly * Submit async * Report errors on sending to RS input * Set max payload in NATS to 16MB * Tweak metrics * Add `workerForRoom` for tidiness * Try skipping unmarshalling errors for RespMissingEvents * Track missing prev events separately to avoid calculating state when not possible * Tweak logic around checking missing state * Care about state when checking missing prev events * Don't check missing state for create events * Try that again * Handle create events better * Send create room events as new * Use given event kind when sending auth/state events * Revert "Use given event kind when sending auth/state events" This reverts commit 089d64d271b5fca8c104e1554711187420dbebca. * Only search for missing prev events or state for new events * Tweaks * We only have missing prev if we don't supply state * Room version tweaks * Allow async inputs again * Apply backpressure to consumers/synchronous requests to hopefully stop things being overwhelmed * Set timeouts on roomserver input tasks (need to decide what timeout makes sense) * Use work queue policy, deliver all on restart * Reduce chance of duplicates being sent by NATS * Limit the number of servers we attempt to reduce backpressure * Some review comment fixes * Tidy up a couple things * Don't limit servers, randomise order using map * Some context refactoring * Update gmsl * Don't resend create events * Set stateIDs length correctly or else the roomserver thinks there are missing events when there aren't * Exclude our own servername * Try backing off servers * Make excluding self behaviour optional * Exclude self from g_m_e * Update sytest-whitelist * Update consumers for the roomserver output stream * Remember to send outliers for state returned from /gme * Make full HTTP tests less upsetti * Remove 'If a device list update goes missing, the server resyncs on the next one' from the sytest blacklist * Remove debugging test * Fix blacklist again, remove unnecessary duplicate context * Clearer contexts, don't use background in case there's something happening there * Don't queue up events more than once in memory * Correctly identify create events when checking for state * Fill in gaps again in /gme code * Remove `AuthEventIDs` from `InputRoomEvent` * Remove stray field Co-authored-by: Kegan Dougal <kegan@matrix.org>
2022-01-27 15:29:14 +01:00
for i, ev := range missingResp.Events {
missingResp.Events[i] = t.cacheAndReturn(ev.Headered(roomVersion)).Unwrap()
}
// topologically sort and sanity check that we are making forward progress
newEvents = gomatrixserverlib.ReverseTopologicalOrdering(missingResp.Events, gomatrixserverlib.TopologicalOrderByPrevEvents)
shouldHaveSomeEventIDs := e.PrevEventIDs()
hasPrevEvent := false
Event:
for _, pe := range shouldHaveSomeEventIDs {
for _, ev := range newEvents {
if ev.EventID() == pe {
hasPrevEvent = true
break Event
}
}
}
if !hasPrevEvent {
err = fmt.Errorf("called /get_missing_events but server %s didn't return any prev_events with IDs %v", t.origin, shouldHaveSomeEventIDs)
logger.WithError(err).Warnf(
Roomserver/federation input refactor (#2104) * Put federation client functions into their own file * Look for missing auth events in RS input * Remove retrieveMissingAuthEvents from federation API * Logging * Sorta transplanted the code over * Use event origin failing all else * Don't get stuck on mutexes: * Add verifier * Don't mark state events with zero snapshot NID as not existing * Check missing state if not an outlier before storing the event * Reject instead of soft-fail, don't copy roominfo so much * Use synchronous contexts, limit time to fetch missing events * Clean up some commented out bits * Simplify `/send` endpoint significantly * Submit async * Report errors on sending to RS input * Set max payload in NATS to 16MB * Tweak metrics * Add `workerForRoom` for tidiness * Try skipping unmarshalling errors for RespMissingEvents * Track missing prev events separately to avoid calculating state when not possible * Tweak logic around checking missing state * Care about state when checking missing prev events * Don't check missing state for create events * Try that again * Handle create events better * Send create room events as new * Use given event kind when sending auth/state events * Revert "Use given event kind when sending auth/state events" This reverts commit 089d64d271b5fca8c104e1554711187420dbebca. * Only search for missing prev events or state for new events * Tweaks * We only have missing prev if we don't supply state * Room version tweaks * Allow async inputs again * Apply backpressure to consumers/synchronous requests to hopefully stop things being overwhelmed * Set timeouts on roomserver input tasks (need to decide what timeout makes sense) * Use work queue policy, deliver all on restart * Reduce chance of duplicates being sent by NATS * Limit the number of servers we attempt to reduce backpressure * Some review comment fixes * Tidy up a couple things * Don't limit servers, randomise order using map * Some context refactoring * Update gmsl * Don't resend create events * Set stateIDs length correctly or else the roomserver thinks there are missing events when there aren't * Exclude our own servername * Try backing off servers * Make excluding self behaviour optional * Exclude self from g_m_e * Update sytest-whitelist * Update consumers for the roomserver output stream * Remember to send outliers for state returned from /gme * Make full HTTP tests less upsetti * Remove 'If a device list update goes missing, the server resyncs on the next one' from the sytest blacklist * Remove debugging test * Fix blacklist again, remove unnecessary duplicate context * Clearer contexts, don't use background in case there's something happening there * Don't queue up events more than once in memory * Correctly identify create events when checking for state * Fill in gaps again in /gme code * Remove `AuthEventIDs` from `InputRoomEvent` * Remove stray field Co-authored-by: Kegan Dougal <kegan@matrix.org>
2022-01-27 15:29:14 +01:00
"%s pushed us an event but couldn't give us details about prev_events via /get_missing_events - dropping this event until it can",
t.origin,
)
return nil, false, missingPrevEventsError{
eventID: e.EventID(),
err: err,
}
}
if len(newEvents) == 0 {
return nil, false, nil // TODO: error instead?
}
// now check if we can fill the gap. Look to see if we have state snapshot IDs for the earliest event
earliestNewEvent := newEvents[0]
if state, err := t.db.StateAtEventIDs(ctx, []string{earliestNewEvent.EventID()}); err != nil || len(state) == 0 {
if earliestNewEvent.Type() == gomatrixserverlib.MRoomCreate && earliestNewEvent.StateKeyEquals("") {
// we got to the beginning of the room so there will be no state! It's all good we can process this
return newEvents, true, nil
}
// we don't have the state at this earliest event from /g_m_e so we won't have state for later events either
return newEvents, false, nil
}
// StateAtEventIDs returned some kind of state for the earliest event so we can fill in the gap!
return newEvents, true, nil
}
func (t *missingStateReq) lookupMissingStateViaState(ctx context.Context, roomID, eventID string, roomVersion gomatrixserverlib.RoomVersion) (
respState *gomatrixserverlib.RespState, err error) {
state, err := t.federation.LookupState(ctx, t.origin, roomID, eventID, roomVersion)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
// Check that the returned state is valid.
if err := state.Check(ctx, t.keys, nil); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
// Cache the results of this state lookup and deduplicate anything we already
// have in the cache, freeing up memory.
for i, ev := range state.AuthEvents {
state.AuthEvents[i] = t.cacheAndReturn(ev.Headered(roomVersion)).Unwrap()
}
for i, ev := range state.StateEvents {
state.StateEvents[i] = t.cacheAndReturn(ev.Headered(roomVersion)).Unwrap()
}
return &state, nil
}
func (t *missingStateReq) lookupMissingStateViaStateIDs(ctx context.Context, roomID, eventID string, roomVersion gomatrixserverlib.RoomVersion) (
*gomatrixserverlib.RespState, error) {
util.GetLogger(ctx).WithField("room_id", roomID).Infof("lookupMissingStateViaStateIDs %s", eventID)
// fetch the state event IDs at the time of the event
stateIDs, err := t.federation.LookupStateIDs(ctx, t.origin, roomID, eventID)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
// work out which auth/state IDs are missing
wantIDs := append(stateIDs.StateEventIDs, stateIDs.AuthEventIDs...)
missing := make(map[string]bool)
var missingEventList []string
t.haveEventsMutex.Lock()
for _, sid := range wantIDs {
if _, ok := t.haveEvents[sid]; !ok {
if !missing[sid] {
missing[sid] = true
missingEventList = append(missingEventList, sid)
}
}
}
t.haveEventsMutex.Unlock()
// fetch as many as we can from the roomserver
queryReq := api.QueryEventsByIDRequest{
EventIDs: missingEventList,
}
var queryRes api.QueryEventsByIDResponse
if err = t.queryer.QueryEventsByID(ctx, &queryReq, &queryRes); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
for i, ev := range queryRes.Events {
queryRes.Events[i] = t.cacheAndReturn(queryRes.Events[i])
t.hadEvent(ev.EventID())
evID := queryRes.Events[i].EventID()
if missing[evID] {
delete(missing, evID)
}
}
queryRes.Events = nil // allow it to be GCed
concurrentRequests := 8
missingCount := len(missing)
util.GetLogger(ctx).WithField("room_id", roomID).WithField("event_id", eventID).Debugf("lookupMissingStateViaStateIDs missing %d/%d events", missingCount, len(wantIDs))
Roomserver/federation input refactor (#2104) * Put federation client functions into their own file * Look for missing auth events in RS input * Remove retrieveMissingAuthEvents from federation API * Logging * Sorta transplanted the code over * Use event origin failing all else * Don't get stuck on mutexes: * Add verifier * Don't mark state events with zero snapshot NID as not existing * Check missing state if not an outlier before storing the event * Reject instead of soft-fail, don't copy roominfo so much * Use synchronous contexts, limit time to fetch missing events * Clean up some commented out bits * Simplify `/send` endpoint significantly * Submit async * Report errors on sending to RS input * Set max payload in NATS to 16MB * Tweak metrics * Add `workerForRoom` for tidiness * Try skipping unmarshalling errors for RespMissingEvents * Track missing prev events separately to avoid calculating state when not possible * Tweak logic around checking missing state * Care about state when checking missing prev events * Don't check missing state for create events * Try that again * Handle create events better * Send create room events as new * Use given event kind when sending auth/state events * Revert "Use given event kind when sending auth/state events" This reverts commit 089d64d271b5fca8c104e1554711187420dbebca. * Only search for missing prev events or state for new events * Tweaks * We only have missing prev if we don't supply state * Room version tweaks * Allow async inputs again * Apply backpressure to consumers/synchronous requests to hopefully stop things being overwhelmed * Set timeouts on roomserver input tasks (need to decide what timeout makes sense) * Use work queue policy, deliver all on restart * Reduce chance of duplicates being sent by NATS * Limit the number of servers we attempt to reduce backpressure * Some review comment fixes * Tidy up a couple things * Don't limit servers, randomise order using map * Some context refactoring * Update gmsl * Don't resend create events * Set stateIDs length correctly or else the roomserver thinks there are missing events when there aren't * Exclude our own servername * Try backing off servers * Make excluding self behaviour optional * Exclude self from g_m_e * Update sytest-whitelist * Update consumers for the roomserver output stream * Remember to send outliers for state returned from /gme * Make full HTTP tests less upsetti * Remove 'If a device list update goes missing, the server resyncs on the next one' from the sytest blacklist * Remove debugging test * Fix blacklist again, remove unnecessary duplicate context * Clearer contexts, don't use background in case there's something happening there * Don't queue up events more than once in memory * Correctly identify create events when checking for state * Fill in gaps again in /gme code * Remove `AuthEventIDs` from `InputRoomEvent` * Remove stray field Co-authored-by: Kegan Dougal <kegan@matrix.org>
2022-01-27 15:29:14 +01:00
// If over 50% of the auth/state events from /state_ids are missing
// then we'll just call /state instead, otherwise we'll just end up
// hammering the remote side with /event requests unnecessarily.
if missingCount > concurrentRequests && missingCount > len(wantIDs)/2 {
util.GetLogger(ctx).WithFields(logrus.Fields{
"missing": missingCount,
"event_id": eventID,
"room_id": roomID,
"total_state": len(stateIDs.StateEventIDs),
"total_auth_events": len(stateIDs.AuthEventIDs),
}).Debug("Fetching all state at event")
Roomserver/federation input refactor (#2104) * Put federation client functions into their own file * Look for missing auth events in RS input * Remove retrieveMissingAuthEvents from federation API * Logging * Sorta transplanted the code over * Use event origin failing all else * Don't get stuck on mutexes: * Add verifier * Don't mark state events with zero snapshot NID as not existing * Check missing state if not an outlier before storing the event * Reject instead of soft-fail, don't copy roominfo so much * Use synchronous contexts, limit time to fetch missing events * Clean up some commented out bits * Simplify `/send` endpoint significantly * Submit async * Report errors on sending to RS input * Set max payload in NATS to 16MB * Tweak metrics * Add `workerForRoom` for tidiness * Try skipping unmarshalling errors for RespMissingEvents * Track missing prev events separately to avoid calculating state when not possible * Tweak logic around checking missing state * Care about state when checking missing prev events * Don't check missing state for create events * Try that again * Handle create events better * Send create room events as new * Use given event kind when sending auth/state events * Revert "Use given event kind when sending auth/state events" This reverts commit 089d64d271b5fca8c104e1554711187420dbebca. * Only search for missing prev events or state for new events * Tweaks * We only have missing prev if we don't supply state * Room version tweaks * Allow async inputs again * Apply backpressure to consumers/synchronous requests to hopefully stop things being overwhelmed * Set timeouts on roomserver input tasks (need to decide what timeout makes sense) * Use work queue policy, deliver all on restart * Reduce chance of duplicates being sent by NATS * Limit the number of servers we attempt to reduce backpressure * Some review comment fixes * Tidy up a couple things * Don't limit servers, randomise order using map * Some context refactoring * Update gmsl * Don't resend create events * Set stateIDs length correctly or else the roomserver thinks there are missing events when there aren't * Exclude our own servername * Try backing off servers * Make excluding self behaviour optional * Exclude self from g_m_e * Update sytest-whitelist * Update consumers for the roomserver output stream * Remember to send outliers for state returned from /gme * Make full HTTP tests less upsetti * Remove 'If a device list update goes missing, the server resyncs on the next one' from the sytest blacklist * Remove debugging test * Fix blacklist again, remove unnecessary duplicate context * Clearer contexts, don't use background in case there's something happening there * Don't queue up events more than once in memory * Correctly identify create events when checking for state * Fill in gaps again in /gme code * Remove `AuthEventIDs` from `InputRoomEvent` * Remove stray field Co-authored-by: Kegan Dougal <kegan@matrix.org>
2022-01-27 15:29:14 +01:00
return t.lookupMissingStateViaState(ctx, roomID, eventID, roomVersion)
}
if missingCount > 0 {
util.GetLogger(ctx).WithFields(logrus.Fields{
"missing": missingCount,
"event_id": eventID,
"room_id": roomID,
"total_state": len(stateIDs.StateEventIDs),
"total_auth_events": len(stateIDs.AuthEventIDs),
"concurrent_requests": concurrentRequests,
}).Debug("Fetching missing state at event")
Roomserver/federation input refactor (#2104) * Put federation client functions into their own file * Look for missing auth events in RS input * Remove retrieveMissingAuthEvents from federation API * Logging * Sorta transplanted the code over * Use event origin failing all else * Don't get stuck on mutexes: * Add verifier * Don't mark state events with zero snapshot NID as not existing * Check missing state if not an outlier before storing the event * Reject instead of soft-fail, don't copy roominfo so much * Use synchronous contexts, limit time to fetch missing events * Clean up some commented out bits * Simplify `/send` endpoint significantly * Submit async * Report errors on sending to RS input * Set max payload in NATS to 16MB * Tweak metrics * Add `workerForRoom` for tidiness * Try skipping unmarshalling errors for RespMissingEvents * Track missing prev events separately to avoid calculating state when not possible * Tweak logic around checking missing state * Care about state when checking missing prev events * Don't check missing state for create events * Try that again * Handle create events better * Send create room events as new * Use given event kind when sending auth/state events * Revert "Use given event kind when sending auth/state events" This reverts commit 089d64d271b5fca8c104e1554711187420dbebca. * Only search for missing prev events or state for new events * Tweaks * We only have missing prev if we don't supply state * Room version tweaks * Allow async inputs again * Apply backpressure to consumers/synchronous requests to hopefully stop things being overwhelmed * Set timeouts on roomserver input tasks (need to decide what timeout makes sense) * Use work queue policy, deliver all on restart * Reduce chance of duplicates being sent by NATS * Limit the number of servers we attempt to reduce backpressure * Some review comment fixes * Tidy up a couple things * Don't limit servers, randomise order using map * Some context refactoring * Update gmsl * Don't resend create events * Set stateIDs length correctly or else the roomserver thinks there are missing events when there aren't * Exclude our own servername * Try backing off servers * Make excluding self behaviour optional * Exclude self from g_m_e * Update sytest-whitelist * Update consumers for the roomserver output stream * Remember to send outliers for state returned from /gme * Make full HTTP tests less upsetti * Remove 'If a device list update goes missing, the server resyncs on the next one' from the sytest blacklist * Remove debugging test * Fix blacklist again, remove unnecessary duplicate context * Clearer contexts, don't use background in case there's something happening there * Don't queue up events more than once in memory * Correctly identify create events when checking for state * Fill in gaps again in /gme code * Remove `AuthEventIDs` from `InputRoomEvent` * Remove stray field Co-authored-by: Kegan Dougal <kegan@matrix.org>
2022-01-27 15:29:14 +01:00
// Create a queue containing all of the missing event IDs that we want
// to retrieve.
pending := make(chan string, missingCount)
for missingEventID := range missing {
pending <- missingEventID
}
close(pending)
// Define how many workers we should start to do this.
if missingCount < concurrentRequests {
concurrentRequests = missingCount
}
// Create the wait group.
var fetchgroup sync.WaitGroup
fetchgroup.Add(concurrentRequests)
// This is the only place where we'll write to t.haveEvents from
// multiple goroutines, and everywhere else is blocked on this
// synchronous function anyway.
var haveEventsMutex sync.Mutex
// Define what we'll do in order to fetch the missing event ID.
fetch := func(missingEventID string) {
var h *gomatrixserverlib.HeaderedEvent
h, err = t.lookupEvent(ctx, roomVersion, roomID, missingEventID, false)
switch err.(type) {
case verifySigError:
return
case nil:
break
default:
util.GetLogger(ctx).WithFields(logrus.Fields{
"event_id": missingEventID,
"room_id": roomID,
}).Warn("Failed to fetch missing event")
Roomserver/federation input refactor (#2104) * Put federation client functions into their own file * Look for missing auth events in RS input * Remove retrieveMissingAuthEvents from federation API * Logging * Sorta transplanted the code over * Use event origin failing all else * Don't get stuck on mutexes: * Add verifier * Don't mark state events with zero snapshot NID as not existing * Check missing state if not an outlier before storing the event * Reject instead of soft-fail, don't copy roominfo so much * Use synchronous contexts, limit time to fetch missing events * Clean up some commented out bits * Simplify `/send` endpoint significantly * Submit async * Report errors on sending to RS input * Set max payload in NATS to 16MB * Tweak metrics * Add `workerForRoom` for tidiness * Try skipping unmarshalling errors for RespMissingEvents * Track missing prev events separately to avoid calculating state when not possible * Tweak logic around checking missing state * Care about state when checking missing prev events * Don't check missing state for create events * Try that again * Handle create events better * Send create room events as new * Use given event kind when sending auth/state events * Revert "Use given event kind when sending auth/state events" This reverts commit 089d64d271b5fca8c104e1554711187420dbebca. * Only search for missing prev events or state for new events * Tweaks * We only have missing prev if we don't supply state * Room version tweaks * Allow async inputs again * Apply backpressure to consumers/synchronous requests to hopefully stop things being overwhelmed * Set timeouts on roomserver input tasks (need to decide what timeout makes sense) * Use work queue policy, deliver all on restart * Reduce chance of duplicates being sent by NATS * Limit the number of servers we attempt to reduce backpressure * Some review comment fixes * Tidy up a couple things * Don't limit servers, randomise order using map * Some context refactoring * Update gmsl * Don't resend create events * Set stateIDs length correctly or else the roomserver thinks there are missing events when there aren't * Exclude our own servername * Try backing off servers * Make excluding self behaviour optional * Exclude self from g_m_e * Update sytest-whitelist * Update consumers for the roomserver output stream * Remember to send outliers for state returned from /gme * Make full HTTP tests less upsetti * Remove 'If a device list update goes missing, the server resyncs on the next one' from the sytest blacklist * Remove debugging test * Fix blacklist again, remove unnecessary duplicate context * Clearer contexts, don't use background in case there's something happening there * Don't queue up events more than once in memory * Correctly identify create events when checking for state * Fill in gaps again in /gme code * Remove `AuthEventIDs` from `InputRoomEvent` * Remove stray field Co-authored-by: Kegan Dougal <kegan@matrix.org>
2022-01-27 15:29:14 +01:00
return
}
haveEventsMutex.Lock()
t.cacheAndReturn(h)
haveEventsMutex.Unlock()
}
// Create the worker.
worker := func(ch <-chan string) {
defer fetchgroup.Done()
for missingEventID := range ch {
fetch(missingEventID)
}
}
// Start the workers.
for i := 0; i < concurrentRequests; i++ {
go worker(pending)
}
// Wait for the workers to finish.
fetchgroup.Wait()
}
resp, err := t.createRespStateFromStateIDs(stateIDs)
return resp, err
}
func (t *missingStateReq) createRespStateFromStateIDs(stateIDs gomatrixserverlib.RespStateIDs) (
*gomatrixserverlib.RespState, error) { // nolint:unparam
t.haveEventsMutex.Lock()
defer t.haveEventsMutex.Unlock()
// create a RespState response using the response to /state_ids as a guide
respState := gomatrixserverlib.RespState{}
for i := range stateIDs.StateEventIDs {
ev, ok := t.haveEvents[stateIDs.StateEventIDs[i]]
if !ok {
logrus.Warnf("Missing state event in createRespStateFromStateIDs: %s", stateIDs.StateEventIDs[i])
continue
}
respState.StateEvents = append(respState.StateEvents, ev.Unwrap())
}
for i := range stateIDs.AuthEventIDs {
ev, ok := t.haveEvents[stateIDs.AuthEventIDs[i]]
if !ok {
logrus.Warnf("Missing auth event in createRespStateFromStateIDs: %s", stateIDs.AuthEventIDs[i])
continue
}
respState.AuthEvents = append(respState.AuthEvents, ev.Unwrap())
}
// We purposefully do not do auth checks on the returned events, as they will still
// be processed in the exact same way, just as a 'rejected' event
// TODO: Add a field to HeaderedEvent to indicate if the event is rejected.
return &respState, nil
}
func (t *missingStateReq) lookupEvent(ctx context.Context, roomVersion gomatrixserverlib.RoomVersion, _, missingEventID string, localFirst bool) (*gomatrixserverlib.HeaderedEvent, error) {
if localFirst {
// fetch from the roomserver
queryReq := api.QueryEventsByIDRequest{
EventIDs: []string{missingEventID},
}
var queryRes api.QueryEventsByIDResponse
if err := t.queryer.QueryEventsByID(ctx, &queryReq, &queryRes); err != nil {
util.GetLogger(ctx).Warnf("Failed to query roomserver for missing event %s: %s - falling back to remote", missingEventID, err)
} else if len(queryRes.Events) == 1 {
return queryRes.Events[0], nil
}
}
var event *gomatrixserverlib.Event
found := false
for serverName := range t.servers {
reqctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(ctx, time.Second*30)
defer cancel()
txn, err := t.federation.GetEvent(reqctx, serverName, missingEventID)
if err != nil || len(txn.PDUs) == 0 {
util.GetLogger(ctx).WithError(err).WithField("event_id", missingEventID).Warn("Failed to get missing /event for event ID")
if errors.Is(err, context.DeadlineExceeded) {
select {
case <-reqctx.Done(): // this server took too long
continue
case <-ctx.Done(): // the input request timed out
return nil, context.DeadlineExceeded
}
}
continue
}
event, err = gomatrixserverlib.NewEventFromUntrustedJSON(txn.PDUs[0], roomVersion)
if err != nil {
util.GetLogger(ctx).WithError(err).WithField("event_id", missingEventID).Warnf("Transaction: Failed to parse event JSON of event")
continue
}
found = true
break
}
if !found {
util.GetLogger(ctx).WithField("event_id", missingEventID).Warnf("Failed to get missing /event for event ID from %d server(s)", len(t.servers))
return nil, fmt.Errorf("wasn't able to find event via %d server(s)", len(t.servers))
}
if err := event.VerifyEventSignatures(ctx, t.keys); err != nil {
util.GetLogger(ctx).WithError(err).Warnf("Transaction: Couldn't validate signature of event %q", event.EventID())
return nil, verifySigError{event.EventID(), err}
}
return t.cacheAndReturn(event.Headered(roomVersion)), nil
}
func checkAllowedByState(e *gomatrixserverlib.Event, stateEvents []*gomatrixserverlib.Event) error {
authUsingState := gomatrixserverlib.NewAuthEvents(nil)
for i := range stateEvents {
err := authUsingState.AddEvent(stateEvents[i])
if err != nil {
return err
}
}
return gomatrixserverlib.Allowed(e, &authUsingState)
}
func (t *missingStateReq) hadEvent(eventID string) {
t.hadEventsMutex.Lock()
defer t.hadEventsMutex.Unlock()
t.hadEvents[eventID] = true
}
type verifySigError struct {
eventID string
err error
}
type missingPrevEventsError struct {
eventID string
err error
}
func (e verifySigError) Error() string {
return fmt.Sprintf("unable to verify signature of event %q: %s", e.eventID, e.err)
}
func (e missingPrevEventsError) Error() string {
return fmt.Sprintf("unable to get prev_events for event %q: %s", e.eventID, e.err)
}