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// Copyright (c) 2014-2017 The Dash Core developers
// Distributed under the MIT/X11 software license, see the accompanying
// file COPYING or http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php.
#include "privatesend-server.h"
#include "activemasternode.h"
#include "consensus/validation.h"
#include "core_io.h"
#include "init.h"
#include "masternode-sync.h"
#include "masternodeman.h"
#include "script/interpreter.h"
#include "txmempool.h"
#include "util.h"
#include "utilmoneystr.h"
CPrivateSendServer privateSendServer;
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
void CPrivateSendServer::ProcessMessage(CNode* pfrom, std::string& strCommand, CDataStream& vRecv, CConnman& connman)
{
if(!fMasterNode) return;
if(fLiteMode) return; // ignore all Dash related functionality
if(!masternodeSync.IsBlockchainSynced()) return;
if(strCommand == NetMsgType::DSACCEPT) {
if(pfrom->nVersion < MIN_PRIVATESEND_PEER_PROTO_VERSION) {
LogPrintf("DSACCEPT -- incompatible version! nVersion: %d\n", pfrom->nVersion);
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_REJECTED, ERR_VERSION, connman);
return;
}
if(IsSessionReady()) {
// too many users in this session already, reject new ones
LogPrintf("DSACCEPT -- queue is already full!\n");
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_ACCEPTED, ERR_QUEUE_FULL, connman);
return;
}
int nDenom;
CTransaction txCollateral;
vRecv >> nDenom >> txCollateral;
LogPrint("privatesend", "DSACCEPT -- nDenom %d (%s) txCollateral %s", nDenom, CPrivateSend::GetDenominationsToString(nDenom), txCollateral.ToString());
masternode_info_t mnInfo;
if(!mnodeman.GetMasternodeInfo(activeMasternode.outpoint, mnInfo)) {
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_REJECTED, ERR_MN_LIST, connman);
return;
}
if(vecSessionCollaterals.size() == 0 && mnInfo.nLastDsq != 0 &&
mnInfo.nLastDsq + mnodeman.CountEnabled(MIN_PRIVATESEND_PEER_PROTO_VERSION)/5 > mnodeman.nDsqCount)
{
LogPrintf("DSACCEPT -- last dsq too recent, must wait: addr=%s\n", pfrom->addr.ToString());
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_REJECTED, ERR_RECENT, connman);
return;
}
PoolMessage nMessageID = MSG_NOERR;
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
bool fResult = nSessionID == 0 ? CreateNewSession(nDenom, txCollateral, nMessageID, connman)
: AddUserToExistingSession(nDenom, txCollateral, nMessageID);
if(fResult) {
LogPrintf("DSACCEPT -- is compatible, please submit!\n");
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_ACCEPTED, nMessageID, connman);
return;
} else {
LogPrintf("DSACCEPT -- not compatible with existing transactions!\n");
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_REJECTED, nMessageID, connman);
return;
}
} else if(strCommand == NetMsgType::DSQUEUE) {
TRY_LOCK(cs_darksend, lockRecv);
if(!lockRecv) return;
if(pfrom->nVersion < MIN_PRIVATESEND_PEER_PROTO_VERSION) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "DSQUEUE -- incompatible version! nVersion: %d\n", pfrom->nVersion);
return;
}
CDarksendQueue dsq;
vRecv >> dsq;
// process every dsq only once
BOOST_FOREACH(CDarksendQueue q, vecDarksendQueue) {
if(q == dsq) {
// LogPrint("privatesend", "DSQUEUE -- %s seen\n", dsq.ToString());
return;
}
}
LogPrint("privatesend", "DSQUEUE -- %s new\n", dsq.ToString());
if(dsq.IsExpired()) return;
masternode_info_t mnInfo;
if(!mnodeman.GetMasternodeInfo(dsq.vin.prevout, mnInfo)) return;
if(!dsq.CheckSignature(mnInfo.pubKeyMasternode)) {
// we probably have outdated info
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
mnodeman.AskForMN(pfrom, dsq.vin.prevout, connman);
return;
}
if(!dsq.fReady) {
BOOST_FOREACH(CDarksendQueue q, vecDarksendQueue) {
if(q.vin == dsq.vin) {
// no way same mn can send another "not yet ready" dsq this soon
LogPrint("privatesend", "DSQUEUE -- Masternode %s is sending WAY too many dsq messages\n", mnInfo.addr.ToString());
return;
}
}
int nThreshold = mnInfo.nLastDsq + mnodeman.CountEnabled(MIN_PRIVATESEND_PEER_PROTO_VERSION)/5;
LogPrint("privatesend", "DSQUEUE -- nLastDsq: %d threshold: %d nDsqCount: %d\n", mnInfo.nLastDsq, nThreshold, mnodeman.nDsqCount);
//don't allow a few nodes to dominate the queuing process
if(mnInfo.nLastDsq != 0 && nThreshold > mnodeman.nDsqCount) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "DSQUEUE -- Masternode %s is sending too many dsq messages\n", mnInfo.addr.ToString());
return;
}
mnodeman.AllowMixing(dsq.vin.prevout);
LogPrint("privatesend", "DSQUEUE -- new PrivateSend queue (%s) from masternode %s\n", dsq.ToString(), mnInfo.addr.ToString());
vecDarksendQueue.push_back(dsq);
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
dsq.Relay(connman);
}
} else if(strCommand == NetMsgType::DSVIN) {
if(pfrom->nVersion < MIN_PRIVATESEND_PEER_PROTO_VERSION) {
LogPrintf("DSVIN -- incompatible version! nVersion: %d\n", pfrom->nVersion);
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_REJECTED, ERR_VERSION, connman);
return;
}
//do we have enough users in the current session?
if(!IsSessionReady()) {
LogPrintf("DSVIN -- session not complete!\n");
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_REJECTED, ERR_SESSION, connman);
return;
}
CDarkSendEntry entry;
vRecv >> entry;
LogPrint("privatesend", "DSVIN -- txCollateral %s", entry.txCollateral.ToString());
if(entry.vecTxDSIn.size() > PRIVATESEND_ENTRY_MAX_SIZE) {
LogPrintf("DSVIN -- ERROR: too many inputs! %d/%d\n", entry.vecTxDSIn.size(), PRIVATESEND_ENTRY_MAX_SIZE);
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_REJECTED, ERR_MAXIMUM, connman);
return;
}
if(entry.vecTxOut.size() > PRIVATESEND_ENTRY_MAX_SIZE) {
LogPrintf("DSVIN -- ERROR: too many outputs! %d/%d\n", entry.vecTxOut.size(), PRIVATESEND_ENTRY_MAX_SIZE);
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_REJECTED, ERR_MAXIMUM, connman);
return;
}
//do we have the same denominations as the current session?
if(!IsOutputsCompatibleWithSessionDenom(entry.vecTxOut)) {
LogPrintf("DSVIN -- not compatible with existing transactions!\n");
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_REJECTED, ERR_EXISTING_TX, connman);
return;
}
//check it like a transaction
{
CAmount nValueIn = 0;
CAmount nValueOut = 0;
CMutableTransaction tx;
for (const auto& txout : entry.vecTxOut) {
nValueOut += txout.nValue;
tx.vout.push_back(txout);
if(txout.scriptPubKey.size() != 25) {
LogPrintf("DSVIN -- non-standard pubkey detected! scriptPubKey=%s\n", ScriptToAsmStr(txout.scriptPubKey));
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_REJECTED, ERR_NON_STANDARD_PUBKEY, connman);
return;
}
if(!txout.scriptPubKey.IsPayToPublicKeyHash()) {
LogPrintf("DSVIN -- invalid script! scriptPubKey=%s\n", ScriptToAsmStr(txout.scriptPubKey));
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_REJECTED, ERR_INVALID_SCRIPT, connman);
return;
}
}
BOOST_FOREACH(const CTxIn txin, entry.vecTxDSIn) {
tx.vin.push_back(txin);
LogPrint("privatesend", "DSVIN -- txin=%s\n", txin.ToString());
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Coin coin;
if(GetUTXOCoin(txin.prevout, coin)) {
nValueIn += coin.out.nValue;
} else {
LogPrintf("DSVIN -- missing input! tx=%s", tx.ToString());
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_REJECTED, ERR_MISSING_TX, connman);
return;
}
}
// There should be no fee in mixing tx
CAmount nFee = nValueIn - nValueOut;
if(nFee != 0) {
LogPrintf("DSVIN -- there should be no fee in mixing tx! fees: %lld, tx=%s", nFee, tx.ToString());
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_REJECTED, ERR_FEES, connman);
return;
}
{
LOCK(cs_main);
CValidationState validationState;
mempool.PrioritiseTransaction(tx.GetHash(), tx.GetHash().ToString(), 1000, 0.1*COIN);
if(!AcceptToMemoryPool(mempool, validationState, CTransaction(tx), false, NULL, false, maxTxFee, true)) {
LogPrintf("DSVIN -- transaction not valid! tx=%s", tx.ToString());
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
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PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_REJECTED, ERR_INVALID_TX, connman);
return;
}
}
}
PoolMessage nMessageID = MSG_NOERR;
entry.addr = pfrom->addr;
if(AddEntry(entry, nMessageID)) {
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
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PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_ACCEPTED, nMessageID, connman);
CheckPool(connman);
RelayStatus(STATUS_ACCEPTED, connman);
} else {
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
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PushStatus(pfrom, STATUS_REJECTED, nMessageID, connman);
SetNull();
}
} else if(strCommand == NetMsgType::DSSIGNFINALTX) {
if(pfrom->nVersion < MIN_PRIVATESEND_PEER_PROTO_VERSION) {
LogPrintf("DSSIGNFINALTX -- incompatible version! nVersion: %d\n", pfrom->nVersion);
return;
}
std::vector<CTxIn> vecTxIn;
vRecv >> vecTxIn;
LogPrint("privatesend", "DSSIGNFINALTX -- vecTxIn.size() %s\n", vecTxIn.size());
int nTxInIndex = 0;
int nTxInsCount = (int)vecTxIn.size();
BOOST_FOREACH(const CTxIn txin, vecTxIn) {
nTxInIndex++;
if(!AddScriptSig(txin)) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "DSSIGNFINALTX -- AddScriptSig() failed at %d/%d, session: %d\n", nTxInIndex, nTxInsCount, nSessionID);
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
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RelayStatus(STATUS_REJECTED, connman);
return;
}
LogPrint("privatesend", "DSSIGNFINALTX -- AddScriptSig() %d/%d success\n", nTxInIndex, nTxInsCount);
}
// all is good
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
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CheckPool(connman);
}
}
void CPrivateSendServer::SetNull()
{
// MN side
vecSessionCollaterals.clear();
CPrivateSendBase::SetNull();
}
//
// Check the mixing progress and send client updates if a Masternode
//
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
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void CPrivateSendServer::CheckPool(CConnman& connman)
{
if(fMasterNode) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::CheckPool -- entries count %lu\n", GetEntriesCount());
// If entries are full, create finalized transaction
if(nState == POOL_STATE_ACCEPTING_ENTRIES && GetEntriesCount() >= CPrivateSend::GetMaxPoolTransactions()) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::CheckPool -- FINALIZE TRANSACTIONS\n");
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
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CreateFinalTransaction(connman);
return;
}
// If we have all of the signatures, try to compile the transaction
if(nState == POOL_STATE_SIGNING && IsSignaturesComplete()) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::CheckPool -- SIGNING\n");
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
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CommitFinalTransaction(connman);
return;
}
}
// reset if we're here for 10 seconds
if((nState == POOL_STATE_ERROR || nState == POOL_STATE_SUCCESS) && GetTimeMillis() - nTimeLastSuccessfulStep >= 10000) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::CheckPool -- timeout, RESETTING\n");
SetNull();
}
}
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
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void CPrivateSendServer::CreateFinalTransaction(CConnman& connman)
{
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::CreateFinalTransaction -- FINALIZE TRANSACTIONS\n");
CMutableTransaction txNew;
// make our new transaction
for(int i = 0; i < GetEntriesCount(); i++) {
for (const auto& txout : vecEntries[i].vecTxOut)
txNew.vout.push_back(txout);
BOOST_FOREACH(const CTxDSIn& txdsin, vecEntries[i].vecTxDSIn)
txNew.vin.push_back(txdsin);
}
sort(txNew.vin.begin(), txNew.vin.end(), CompareInputBIP69());
sort(txNew.vout.begin(), txNew.vout.end(), CompareOutputBIP69());
finalMutableTransaction = txNew;
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::CreateFinalTransaction -- finalMutableTransaction=%s", txNew.ToString());
// request signatures from clients
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
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RelayFinalTransaction(finalMutableTransaction, connman);
SetState(POOL_STATE_SIGNING);
}
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
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void CPrivateSendServer::CommitFinalTransaction(CConnman& connman)
{
if(!fMasterNode) return; // check and relay final tx only on masternode
CTransaction finalTransaction = CTransaction(finalMutableTransaction);
uint256 hashTx = finalTransaction.GetHash();
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::CommitFinalTransaction -- finalTransaction=%s", finalTransaction.ToString());
{
// See if the transaction is valid
TRY_LOCK(cs_main, lockMain);
CValidationState validationState;
mempool.PrioritiseTransaction(hashTx, hashTx.ToString(), 1000, 0.1*COIN);
if(!lockMain || !AcceptToMemoryPool(mempool, validationState, finalTransaction, false, NULL, false, maxTxFee, true))
{
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::CommitFinalTransaction -- AcceptToMemoryPool() error: Transaction not valid\n");
SetNull();
// not much we can do in this case, just notify clients
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
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RelayCompletedTransaction(ERR_INVALID_TX, connman);
return;
}
}
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::CommitFinalTransaction -- CREATING DSTX\n");
// create and sign masternode dstx transaction
if(!CPrivateSend::GetDSTX(hashTx)) {
CDarksendBroadcastTx dstxNew(finalTransaction, activeMasternode.outpoint, GetAdjustedTime());
dstxNew.Sign();
CPrivateSend::AddDSTX(dstxNew);
}
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::CommitFinalTransaction -- TRANSMITTING DSTX\n");
CInv inv(MSG_DSTX, hashTx);
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
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connman.RelayInv(inv);
// Tell the clients it was successful
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
RelayCompletedTransaction(MSG_SUCCESS, connman);
// Randomly charge clients
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
ChargeRandomFees(connman);
// Reset
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::CommitFinalTransaction -- COMPLETED -- RESETTING\n");
SetNull();
}
//
// Charge clients a fee if they're abusive
//
// Why bother? PrivateSend uses collateral to ensure abuse to the process is kept to a minimum.
// The submission and signing stages are completely separate. In the cases where
// a client submits a transaction then refused to sign, there must be a cost. Otherwise they
// would be able to do this over and over again and bring the mixing to a hault.
//
// How does this work? Messages to Masternodes come in via NetMsgType::DSVIN, these require a valid collateral
// transaction for the client to be able to enter the pool. This transaction is kept by the Masternode
// until the transaction is either complete or fails.
//
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
void CPrivateSendServer::ChargeFees(CConnman& connman)
{
if(!fMasterNode) return;
//we don't need to charge collateral for every offence.
if(GetRandInt(100) > 33) return;
std::vector<CTransaction> vecOffendersCollaterals;
if(nState == POOL_STATE_ACCEPTING_ENTRIES) {
BOOST_FOREACH(const CTransaction& txCollateral, vecSessionCollaterals) {
bool fFound = false;
BOOST_FOREACH(const CDarkSendEntry& entry, vecEntries)
if(entry.txCollateral == txCollateral)
fFound = true;
// This queue entry didn't send us the promised transaction
if(!fFound) {
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::ChargeFees -- found uncooperative node (didn't send transaction), found offence\n");
vecOffendersCollaterals.push_back(txCollateral);
}
}
}
if(nState == POOL_STATE_SIGNING) {
// who didn't sign?
BOOST_FOREACH(const CDarkSendEntry entry, vecEntries) {
BOOST_FOREACH(const CTxDSIn txdsin, entry.vecTxDSIn) {
if(!txdsin.fHasSig) {
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::ChargeFees -- found uncooperative node (didn't sign), found offence\n");
vecOffendersCollaterals.push_back(entry.txCollateral);
}
}
}
}
// no offences found
if(vecOffendersCollaterals.empty()) return;
//mostly offending? Charge sometimes
if((int)vecOffendersCollaterals.size() >= Params().PoolMaxTransactions() - 1 && GetRandInt(100) > 33) return;
//everyone is an offender? That's not right
if((int)vecOffendersCollaterals.size() >= Params().PoolMaxTransactions()) return;
//charge one of the offenders randomly
std::random_shuffle(vecOffendersCollaterals.begin(), vecOffendersCollaterals.end());
if(nState == POOL_STATE_ACCEPTING_ENTRIES || nState == POOL_STATE_SIGNING) {
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::ChargeFees -- found uncooperative node (didn't %s transaction), charging fees: %s\n",
(nState == POOL_STATE_SIGNING) ? "sign" : "send", vecOffendersCollaterals[0].ToString());
LOCK(cs_main);
CValidationState state;
bool fMissingInputs;
if(!AcceptToMemoryPool(mempool, state, vecOffendersCollaterals[0], false, &fMissingInputs, false, maxTxFee)) {
// should never really happen
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::ChargeFees -- ERROR: AcceptToMemoryPool failed!\n");
} else {
connman.RelayTransaction(vecOffendersCollaterals[0]);
}
}
}
/*
Charge the collateral randomly.
Mixing is completely free, to pay miners we randomly pay the collateral of users.
Collateral Fee Charges:
Being that mixing has "no fees" we need to have some kind of cost associated
with using it to stop abuse. Otherwise it could serve as an attack vector and
allow endless transaction that would bloat Dash and make it unusable. To
stop these kinds of attacks 1 in 10 successful transactions are charged. This
adds up to a cost of 0.001DRK per transaction on average.
*/
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
void CPrivateSendServer::ChargeRandomFees(CConnman& connman)
{
if(!fMasterNode) return;
LOCK(cs_main);
BOOST_FOREACH(const CTransaction& txCollateral, vecSessionCollaterals) {
if(GetRandInt(100) > 10) return;
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::ChargeRandomFees -- charging random fees, txCollateral=%s", txCollateral.ToString());
CValidationState state;
bool fMissingInputs;
if(!AcceptToMemoryPool(mempool, state, txCollateral, false, &fMissingInputs, false, maxTxFee)) {
// should never really happen
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::ChargeRandomFees -- ERROR: AcceptToMemoryPool failed!\n");
} else {
connman.RelayTransaction(txCollateral);
}
}
}
//
// Check for various timeouts (queue objects, mixing, etc)
//
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
void CPrivateSendServer::CheckTimeout(CConnman& connman)
{
CheckQueue();
if(!fMasterNode) return;
int nLagTime = fMasterNode ? 0 : 10000; // if we're the client, give the server a few extra seconds before resetting.
int nTimeout = (nState == POOL_STATE_SIGNING) ? PRIVATESEND_SIGNING_TIMEOUT : PRIVATESEND_QUEUE_TIMEOUT;
bool fTimeout = GetTimeMillis() - nTimeLastSuccessfulStep >= nTimeout*1000 + nLagTime;
if(nState != POOL_STATE_IDLE && fTimeout) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::CheckTimeout -- %s timed out (%ds) -- restting\n",
(nState == POOL_STATE_SIGNING) ? "Signing" : "Session", nTimeout);
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
ChargeFees(connman);
SetNull();
SetState(POOL_STATE_ERROR);
}
}
/*
Check to see if we're ready for submissions from clients
After receiving multiple dsa messages, the queue will switch to "accepting entries"
which is the active state right before merging the transaction
*/
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
void CPrivateSendServer::CheckForCompleteQueue(CConnman& connman)
{
if(!fMasterNode) return;
if(nState == POOL_STATE_QUEUE && IsSessionReady()) {
SetState(POOL_STATE_ACCEPTING_ENTRIES);
CDarksendQueue dsq(nSessionDenom, activeMasternode.outpoint, GetAdjustedTime(), true);
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::CheckForCompleteQueue -- queue is ready, signing and relaying (%s)\n", dsq.ToString());
dsq.Sign();
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
dsq.Relay(connman);
}
}
// Check to make sure a given input matches an input in the pool and its scriptSig is valid
bool CPrivateSendServer::IsInputScriptSigValid(const CTxIn& txin)
{
CMutableTransaction txNew;
txNew.vin.clear();
txNew.vout.clear();
int i = 0;
int nTxInIndex = -1;
CScript sigPubKey = CScript();
BOOST_FOREACH(CDarkSendEntry& entry, vecEntries) {
for (const auto& txout : entry.vecTxOut)
txNew.vout.push_back(txout);
BOOST_FOREACH(const CTxDSIn& txdsin, entry.vecTxDSIn) {
txNew.vin.push_back(txdsin);
if(txdsin.prevout == txin.prevout) {
nTxInIndex = i;
sigPubKey = txdsin.prevPubKey;
}
i++;
}
}
if(nTxInIndex >= 0) { //might have to do this one input at a time?
txNew.vin[nTxInIndex].scriptSig = txin.scriptSig;
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::IsInputScriptSigValid -- verifying scriptSig %s\n", ScriptToAsmStr(txin.scriptSig).substr(0,24));
if(!VerifyScript(txNew.vin[nTxInIndex].scriptSig, sigPubKey, SCRIPT_VERIFY_P2SH | SCRIPT_VERIFY_STRICTENC, MutableTransactionSignatureChecker(&txNew, nTxInIndex))) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::IsInputScriptSigValid -- VerifyScript() failed on input %d\n", nTxInIndex);
return false;
}
} else {
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::IsInputScriptSigValid -- Failed to find matching input in pool, %s\n", txin.ToString());
return false;
}
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::IsInputScriptSigValid -- Successfully validated input and scriptSig\n");
return true;
}
//
// Add a clients transaction to the pool
//
bool CPrivateSendServer::AddEntry(const CDarkSendEntry& entryNew, PoolMessage& nMessageIDRet)
{
if(!fMasterNode) return false;
BOOST_FOREACH(CTxIn txin, entryNew.vecTxDSIn) {
if(txin.prevout.IsNull()) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::AddEntry -- input not valid!\n");
nMessageIDRet = ERR_INVALID_INPUT;
return false;
}
}
if(!CPrivateSend::IsCollateralValid(entryNew.txCollateral)) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::AddEntry -- collateral not valid!\n");
nMessageIDRet = ERR_INVALID_COLLATERAL;
return false;
}
if(GetEntriesCount() >= CPrivateSend::GetMaxPoolTransactions()) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::AddEntry -- entries is full!\n");
nMessageIDRet = ERR_ENTRIES_FULL;
return false;
}
BOOST_FOREACH(CTxIn txin, entryNew.vecTxDSIn) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "looking for txin -- %s\n", txin.ToString());
BOOST_FOREACH(const CDarkSendEntry& entry, vecEntries) {
BOOST_FOREACH(const CTxDSIn& txdsin, entry.vecTxDSIn) {
if(txdsin.prevout == txin.prevout) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::AddEntry -- found in txin\n");
nMessageIDRet = ERR_ALREADY_HAVE;
return false;
}
}
}
}
vecEntries.push_back(entryNew);
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::AddEntry -- adding entry\n");
nMessageIDRet = MSG_ENTRIES_ADDED;
nTimeLastSuccessfulStep = GetTimeMillis();
return true;
}
bool CPrivateSendServer::AddScriptSig(const CTxIn& txinNew)
{
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::AddScriptSig -- scriptSig=%s\n", ScriptToAsmStr(txinNew.scriptSig).substr(0,24));
BOOST_FOREACH(const CDarkSendEntry& entry, vecEntries) {
BOOST_FOREACH(const CTxDSIn& txdsin, entry.vecTxDSIn) {
if(txdsin.scriptSig == txinNew.scriptSig) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::AddScriptSig -- already exists\n");
return false;
}
}
}
if(!IsInputScriptSigValid(txinNew)) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::AddScriptSig -- Invalid scriptSig\n");
return false;
}
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::AddScriptSig -- scriptSig=%s new\n", ScriptToAsmStr(txinNew.scriptSig).substr(0,24));
BOOST_FOREACH(CTxIn& txin, finalMutableTransaction.vin) {
if(txinNew.prevout == txin.prevout && txin.nSequence == txinNew.nSequence) {
txin.scriptSig = txinNew.scriptSig;
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::AddScriptSig -- adding to finalMutableTransaction, scriptSig=%s\n", ScriptToAsmStr(txinNew.scriptSig).substr(0,24));
}
}
for(int i = 0; i < GetEntriesCount(); i++) {
if(vecEntries[i].AddScriptSig(txinNew)) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::AddScriptSig -- adding to entries, scriptSig=%s\n", ScriptToAsmStr(txinNew.scriptSig).substr(0,24));
return true;
}
}
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::AddScriptSig -- Couldn't set sig!\n" );
return false;
}
// Check to make sure everything is signed
bool CPrivateSendServer::IsSignaturesComplete()
{
BOOST_FOREACH(const CDarkSendEntry& entry, vecEntries)
BOOST_FOREACH(const CTxDSIn& txdsin, entry.vecTxDSIn)
if(!txdsin.fHasSig) return false;
return true;
}
bool CPrivateSendServer::IsOutputsCompatibleWithSessionDenom(const std::vector<CTxOut>& vecTxOut)
{
if(CPrivateSend::GetDenominations(vecTxOut) == 0) return false;
BOOST_FOREACH(const CDarkSendEntry entry, vecEntries) {
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::IsOutputsCompatibleWithSessionDenom -- vecTxOut denom %d, entry.vecTxOut denom %d\n",
CPrivateSend::GetDenominations(vecTxOut), CPrivateSend::GetDenominations(entry.vecTxOut));
if(CPrivateSend::GetDenominations(vecTxOut) != CPrivateSend::GetDenominations(entry.vecTxOut)) return false;
}
return true;
}
bool CPrivateSendServer::IsAcceptableDenomAndCollateral(int nDenom, CTransaction txCollateral, PoolMessage& nMessageIDRet)
{
if(!fMasterNode) return false;
// is denom even smth legit?
std::vector<int> vecBits;
if(!CPrivateSend::GetDenominationsBits(nDenom, vecBits)) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::IsAcceptableDenomAndCollateral -- denom not valid!\n");
nMessageIDRet = ERR_DENOM;
return false;
}
// check collateral
if(!fUnitTest && !CPrivateSend::IsCollateralValid(txCollateral)) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::IsAcceptableDenomAndCollateral -- collateral not valid!\n");
nMessageIDRet = ERR_INVALID_COLLATERAL;
return false;
}
return true;
}
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
bool CPrivateSendServer::CreateNewSession(int nDenom, CTransaction txCollateral, PoolMessage& nMessageIDRet, CConnman& connman)
{
if(!fMasterNode || nSessionID != 0) return false;
// new session can only be started in idle mode
if(nState != POOL_STATE_IDLE) {
nMessageIDRet = ERR_MODE;
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::CreateNewSession -- incompatible mode: nState=%d\n", nState);
return false;
}
if(!IsAcceptableDenomAndCollateral(nDenom, txCollateral, nMessageIDRet)) {
return false;
}
// start new session
nMessageIDRet = MSG_NOERR;
nSessionID = GetRandInt(999999)+1;
nSessionDenom = nDenom;
SetState(POOL_STATE_QUEUE);
nTimeLastSuccessfulStep = GetTimeMillis();
if(!fUnitTest) {
//broadcast that I'm accepting entries, only if it's the first entry through
CDarksendQueue dsq(nDenom, activeMasternode.outpoint, GetAdjustedTime(), false);
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::CreateNewSession -- signing and relaying new queue: %s\n", dsq.ToString());
dsq.Sign();
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
dsq.Relay(connman);
vecDarksendQueue.push_back(dsq);
}
vecSessionCollaterals.push_back(txCollateral);
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::CreateNewSession -- new session created, nSessionID: %d nSessionDenom: %d (%s) vecSessionCollaterals.size(): %d\n",
nSessionID, nSessionDenom, CPrivateSend::GetDenominationsToString(nSessionDenom), vecSessionCollaterals.size());
return true;
}
bool CPrivateSendServer::AddUserToExistingSession(int nDenom, CTransaction txCollateral, PoolMessage& nMessageIDRet)
{
if(!fMasterNode || nSessionID == 0 || IsSessionReady()) return false;
if(!IsAcceptableDenomAndCollateral(nDenom, txCollateral, nMessageIDRet)) {
return false;
}
// we only add new users to an existing session when we are in queue mode
if(nState != POOL_STATE_QUEUE) {
nMessageIDRet = ERR_MODE;
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::AddUserToExistingSession -- incompatible mode: nState=%d\n", nState);
return false;
}
if(nDenom != nSessionDenom) {
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::AddUserToExistingSession -- incompatible denom %d (%s) != nSessionDenom %d (%s)\n",
nDenom, CPrivateSend::GetDenominationsToString(nDenom), nSessionDenom, CPrivateSend::GetDenominationsToString(nSessionDenom));
nMessageIDRet = ERR_DENOM;
return false;
}
// count new user as accepted to an existing session
nMessageIDRet = MSG_NOERR;
nTimeLastSuccessfulStep = GetTimeMillis();
vecSessionCollaterals.push_back(txCollateral);
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::AddUserToExistingSession -- new user accepted, nSessionID: %d nSessionDenom: %d (%s) vecSessionCollaterals.size(): %d\n",
nSessionID, nSessionDenom, CPrivateSend::GetDenominationsToString(nSessionDenom), vecSessionCollaterals.size());
return true;
}
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
void CPrivateSendServer::RelayFinalTransaction(const CTransaction& txFinal, CConnman& connman)
{
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::%s -- nSessionID: %d nSessionDenom: %d (%s)\n",
__func__, nSessionID, nSessionDenom, CPrivateSend::GetDenominationsToString(nSessionDenom));
// final mixing tx with empty signatures should be relayed to mixing participants only
for (const auto entry : vecEntries) {
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
bool fOk = connman.ForNode(entry.addr, [&txFinal, &connman, this](CNode* pnode) {
connman.PushMessage(pnode, NetMsgType::DSFINALTX, nSessionID, txFinal);
return true;
});
if(!fOk) {
// no such node? maybe this client disconnected or our own connection went down
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
RelayStatus(STATUS_REJECTED, connman);
break;
}
}
}
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
void CPrivateSendServer::PushStatus(CNode* pnode, PoolStatusUpdate nStatusUpdate, PoolMessage nMessageID, CConnman& connman)
{
if(!pnode) return;
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
connman.PushMessage(pnode, NetMsgType::DSSTATUSUPDATE, nSessionID, (int)nState, (int)vecEntries.size(), (int)nStatusUpdate, (int)nMessageID);
}
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
void CPrivateSendServer::RelayStatus(PoolStatusUpdate nStatusUpdate, CConnman& connman, PoolMessage nMessageID)
{
unsigned int nDisconnected{};
// status updates should be relayed to mixing participants only
for (const auto entry : vecEntries) {
// make sure everyone is still connected
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
bool fOk = connman.ForNode(entry.addr, [&nStatusUpdate, &nMessageID, &connman, this](CNode* pnode) {
PushStatus(pnode, nStatusUpdate, nMessageID, connman);
return true;
});
if(!fOk) {
// no such node? maybe this client disconnected or our own connection went down
++nDisconnected;
}
}
if (nDisconnected == 0) return; // all is clear
// smth went wrong
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::%s -- can't continue, %llu client(s) disconnected, nSessionID: %d nSessionDenom: %d (%s)\n",
__func__, nDisconnected, nSessionID, nSessionDenom, CPrivateSend::GetDenominationsToString(nSessionDenom));
// notify everyone else that this session should be terminated
for (const auto entry : vecEntries) {
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
connman.ForNode(entry.addr, [&connman, this](CNode* pnode) {
PushStatus(pnode, STATUS_REJECTED, MSG_NOERR, connman);
return true;
});
}
if(nDisconnected == vecEntries.size()) {
// all clients disconnected, there is probably some issues with our own connection
// do not charge any fees, just reset the pool
SetNull();
}
}
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
void CPrivateSendServer::RelayCompletedTransaction(PoolMessage nMessageID, CConnman& connman)
{
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::%s -- nSessionID: %d nSessionDenom: %d (%s)\n",
__func__, nSessionID, nSessionDenom, CPrivateSend::GetDenominationsToString(nSessionDenom));
// final mixing tx with empty signatures should be relayed to mixing participants only
for (const auto entry : vecEntries) {
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
bool fOk = connman.ForNode(entry.addr, [&nMessageID, &connman, this](CNode* pnode) {
connman.PushMessage(pnode, NetMsgType::DSCOMPLETE, nSessionID, (int)nMessageID);
return true;
});
if(!fOk) {
// no such node? maybe client disconnected or our own connection went down
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
RelayStatus(STATUS_REJECTED, connman);
break;
}
}
}
void CPrivateSendServer::SetState(PoolState nStateNew)
{
if(fMasterNode && (nStateNew == POOL_STATE_ERROR || nStateNew == POOL_STATE_SUCCESS)) {
LogPrint("privatesend", "CPrivateSendServer::SetState -- Can't set state to ERROR or SUCCESS as a Masternode. \n");
return;
}
LogPrintf("CPrivateSendServer::SetState -- nState: %d, nStateNew: %d\n", nState, nStateNew);
nState = nStateNew;
}
//TODO: Rename/move to core
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
void ThreadCheckPrivateSendServer(CConnman& connman)
{
if(fLiteMode) return; // disable all Dash specific functionality
static bool fOneThread;
if(fOneThread) return;
fOneThread = true;
// Make this thread recognisable as the PrivateSend thread
RenameThread("dash-ps-server");
unsigned int nTick = 0;
while (true)
{
MilliSleep(1000);
if(masternodeSync.IsBlockchainSynced() && !ShutdownRequested()) {
nTick++;
Eliminate remaining uses of g_connman in Dash-specific code. (#1635) This monstrous change eliminates all remaining uses of g_connman global variable in Dash-specific code. Unlike previous changes eliminating g_connman use that were isolated to particular modules, this one covers multiple modules simultaneously because they are so interdependent that change in one module was quickly spreading to others. This is mostly invariant change that was done by * changing all functions using g_connman to use connman argument, * changing all functions calling these functions to use connman argument, * repeating previous step until there's nothing to change. After multiple iterations, this process converged to final result, producing code that is mostly equivalent to original one, but passing CConnman instance through arguments instead of global variable. The only exception to equivalence of resulting code is that I had to create overload of CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() method without arguments that does nothing just for use in CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Dump() and CFlatDB<CMasternodeMan>::Load() methods. Normal CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemove() overload now has argument of CConnman& type and is used everywhere else. The normal overload has this code in the beginning: if(!masternodeSync.IsMasternodeListSynced()) return; Masternode list is not synced yet when we load "mncache.dat" file, and we save "mncache.dat" file on shutdown, so I presume that it's OK to use overload that does nothing in both cases. Signed-off-by: Oleg Girko <ol@infoserver.lv>
2017-09-19 16:51:38 +02:00
privateSendServer.CheckTimeout(connman);
privateSendServer.CheckForCompleteQueue(connman);
}
}
}