Bump up version number of dht.dat file to 3. In version 3
format, time
is stored in 64bit, network byte order.
New build can load old format(version 2) but it saves the file
in new
format. It means once you used new build, your dht.dat becomes
incompatible with older build.
* src/DHTRoutingTableDeserializer.cc
* src/DHTRoutingTableSerializer.cc
* test/DHTRoutingTableSerializerTest.cc
Rewritten Exception class. Throw exception object, not its pointer and
catch by reference, so that remove problematic delete operator for
catched exception.
* src/Exception.cc
* src/Exception.h
* test/ExceptionTest.cc
* src/*: All files throwing/catching exception.
* test/*: All files throwing/catching exception.
Rewritten SharedHandle. Now copy constructor taking raw pointer
has
keyword explicit and SharedHandle's default constructor
initializes
its internal obj to null, old implementation initializes it
using
obj's default constructor.
To assign null, write SharedHandle<T> x(...); x.reset();
TODO: test/SharedHandleTest.cc needs more tests.
* src/SharedHandle.h
Make room for future enchancements for IPv6 addresses.
Bump up version number of dht.dat file format to 2.
Not compatible with previous version.
* src/DHTRoutingTableSerializer.cc
* src/DHTRoutingTableDeserializer.cc
* test/DHTRoutingTableSerializerTest.cc
IPv6 support for SocketCore class.
TODO: In SocketCore::establishConnection(), this is insufficient
to
determin the failure of connect() here because the socket is
non-blocking state. The next addresses should be tried after
select().
TODO: NameResolver still uses c-ares(<= 1.4)
ares_gethostbyname().
If c-ares 1.5 or newer is installed, ares_getaddrinfo() should
be used
instead which address family independent.
TODO: DHTRoutingTable{Deserializer,Serializer} currently saves
peer
information in a compact peer format which is for IPv4 only.
Some BitTorrent functions in PeerMessageUtil still depends on
IPv4 but
this is a spec of BitTorrent protocol.
* src/SocketCore.{h, cc}
* src/PeerMessageUtil.cc
* test/SocketCoreTest.cc
* test/PeerMessageUtilTest.cc
* test/DHTConnectionImplTest.cc
Handle IPv4-mapped addresses.
* src/DHTNode.cc: Now identity is determined by node id.
* src/DHTMessageTrackerEntry.cc
Because now PeerMessageUtil::unpackcompact() could fail, the
caller
should handle it.
* src/DHTRoutingTableDeserializer.cc
* src/DHTMessageFactoryImpl.cc
Added DHT functionality, compatible with mainline.
DHT is disabled by default. To enable it, give --enable-dht to
aria2c.
You may need to specify entry point to DHT network using
--dht-entry-point. DHT uses UDP port to listen incoming message.
Use --dht-listen-port to specify port number. Make sure that
your
firewall configuration can pass through UDP traffic to the port.
The routing table is saved in $HOME/.aria2/dht.dat.
* src/DHT*
* src/BNode.{h, cc}
* src/PeerInteractionCommand.cc: enable DHT functionality for a
particular torrent.
* src/Data.cc: Rewritten ctor.
* src/OptionHandlerFactory.cc: Added --enable-dht,
--dht-listen-port,
--dht-entry-point.
* src/DefaultBtInteractive.cc: Send port message if dht is
enabled.
* src/RequestGroup.cc: Initialize DHT functionality. When
download
ends, remove BtContext from DHTPeerAnnounceStorage.
* src/BtPortMessage.{h, cc}: Rewritten.
* src/message.h
* src/OptionHandlerImpl.cc
* src/option_processing.cc: Added --enable-dht,
--dht-listen-port,
--dht-entry-point.
* src/Dictionary.{h, cc} (remove): New function.
* src/prefs.h
* src/DefaultBtMessageFactory.h
* src/BtHandshakeMessage.cc
* src/ActivePeerConnectionCommand.cc
* src/SocketCore.{h, cc}: Added datagram socket support.
* src/DefaultBtMessageFactory.cc
* src/BtSetup.cc: Add BtContext to DHTPeerAnnounceStorage here.
Create DHT commands.
* src/BtMessageFactory.h
* src/PeerMessageUtil.{h, cc}
Tatsuhiro Tsujikawa