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@ -20,7 +20,6 @@
*/ */
#include <stdio.h> #include <stdio.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <stdlib.h> /* malloc() realloc() free() strtoll() */ #include <stdlib.h> /* malloc() realloc() free() strtoll() */
#include <string.h> /* memset() */ #include <string.h> /* memset() */
#include "util/bdstring.h" #include "util/bdstring.h"
@ -112,13 +111,15 @@ static char *_be_decode_str(const char **data, long long *data_len)
if (**data == ':') { if (**data == ':') {
char *_ret = (char *) malloc(sizeof(sllen) + len + 1); char *_ret = (char *) malloc(sizeof(sllen) + len + 1);
if(_ret == NULL) if(_ret == NULL)
{ {
std::cerr << "(EE) " << __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": ERROR. cannot allocate memory for " << len+1+sizeof(sllen) << " bytes." << std::endl; fprintf(stderr, "(EE) bencode::_be_decode_str(): "
return NULL; "ERROR. cannot allocate memory for %lu bytes.\n"
} , len+1+sizeof(sllen) );
return ret;
}
memcpy(_ret, &sllen, sizeof(sllen)); memcpy(_ret, &sllen, sizeof(sllen));
ret = _ret + sizeof(sllen); ret = _ret + sizeof(sllen);
memcpy(ret, *data + 1, len); memcpy(ret, *data + 1, len);
@ -504,17 +505,19 @@ be_node *be_create_str(const char *str)
{ {
/* must */ /* must */
be_node *n = be_alloc(BE_STR); be_node *n = NULL;
int len = strlen(str); int len = strlen(str);
long long int sllen = len; long long int sllen = len;
char *_ret = (char *) malloc(sizeof(sllen) + len + 1); char *_ret = (char *) malloc(sizeof(sllen) + len + 1);
if(_ret == NULL)
if(_ret == NULL) {
{ fprintf(stderr, "(EE) bencode::be_create_str(): "
std::cerr << "(EE) " << __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": ERROR. cannot allocate memory for " << len+1+sizeof(sllen) << " bytes." << std::endl; "ERROR. cannot allocate memory for %lu bytes.\n"
return NULL; , len+1+sizeof(sllen) );
} return n;
}
char *ret = NULL; char *ret = NULL;
n = be_alloc(BE_STR);
memcpy(_ret, &sllen, sizeof(sllen)); memcpy(_ret, &sllen, sizeof(sllen));
ret = _ret + sizeof(sllen); ret = _ret + sizeof(sllen);
@ -530,16 +533,18 @@ be_node *be_create_str_wlen(const char *str, int len) /* not including \0 */
{ {
/* must */ /* must */
be_node *n = be_alloc(BE_STR); be_node *n = NULL;
long long int sllen = len; long long int sllen = len;
char *_ret = (char *) malloc(sizeof(sllen) + len + 1); char *_ret = (char *) malloc(sizeof(sllen) + len + 1);
if(_ret == NULL)
if(_ret == NULL) {
{ fprintf(stderr, "(EE) bencode::be_create_str_wlen(): "
std::cerr << "(EE) " << __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": ERROR. cannot allocate memory for " << len+1+sizeof(sllen) << " bytes." << std::endl; "ERROR. cannot allocate memory for %lu bytes.\n"
return NULL; , len+1+sizeof(sllen) );
} return n;
}
char *ret = NULL; char *ret = NULL;
n = be_alloc(BE_STR);
memcpy(_ret, &sllen, sizeof(sllen)); memcpy(_ret, &sllen, sizeof(sllen));
ret = _ret + sizeof(sllen); ret = _ret + sizeof(sllen);
@ -570,7 +575,8 @@ int be_add_keypair(be_node *dict, const char *str, be_node *node)
} }
// get to end of dict. // get to end of dict.
for(i = 0; dict->val.d[i].val; i++); for(i = 0; dict->val.d[i].val; i++)
;//Silent empty body for loop for clang
//fprintf(stderr, "be_add_keypair() i = %d\n",i); //fprintf(stderr, "be_add_keypair() i = %d\n",i);
@ -581,12 +587,13 @@ int be_add_keypair(be_node *dict, const char *str, be_node *node)
int len = strlen(str); int len = strlen(str);
long long int sllen = len; long long int sllen = len;
char *_ret = (char *) malloc(sizeof(sllen) + len + 1); char *_ret = (char *) malloc(sizeof(sllen) + len + 1);
if(_ret == NULL)
if(_ret == NULL) {
{ fprintf(stderr, "(EE) bencode::be_create_str_wlen(): "
std::cerr << "(EE) " << __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": ERROR. cannot allocate memory for " << len+1+sizeof(sllen) << " bytes." << std::endl; "ERROR. cannot allocate memory for %lu bytes.\n"
return 0; , len+1+sizeof(sllen) );
} return 0;
}
char *ret = NULL; char *ret = NULL;
//fprintf(stderr, "be_add_keypair() key len = %d\n",len); //fprintf(stderr, "be_add_keypair() key len = %d\n",len);
@ -616,7 +623,8 @@ int be_add_list(be_node *list, be_node *node)
} }
// get to end of dict. // get to end of dict.
for(i = 0; list->val.l[i]; i++); for(i = 0; list->val.l[i]; i++)
;//Silent empty body for loop for clang
/* realloc space */ /* realloc space */
list->val.l = (be_node **) realloc(list->val.l, (i + 2) * sizeof(*list->val.l)); list->val.l = (be_node **) realloc(list->val.l, (i + 2) * sizeof(*list->val.l));

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libretroshare/src/pqi/authssl.cc
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@ -334,6 +334,13 @@ static int initLib = 0;
sslctx = SSL_CTX_new(SSLv23_method()); sslctx = SSL_CTX_new(SSLv23_method());
SSL_CTX_set_options(sslctx,SSL_OP_NO_SSLv3) ; SSL_CTX_set_options(sslctx,SSL_OP_NO_SSLv3) ;
//SSL_OP_SINGLE_DH_USE CVE-2016-0701
//https://www.openssl.org/docs/manmaster/ssl/SSL_CTX_set_options.html
//If "strong" primes were used, it is not strictly necessary to generate a new DH key during each handshake but it is also recommended. SSL_OP_SINGLE_DH_USE should therefore be enabled whenever temporary/ephemeral DH parameters are used.
//SSL_CTX_set_options() adds the options set via bitmask in options to ctx. Options already set before are not cleared!
SSL_CTX_set_options(sslctx,SSL_OP_SINGLE_DH_USE) ;
// Setup cipher lists: // Setup cipher lists:
// //
// std::string cipherString = "HIGH:!DSS:!aNULL:!3DES"; // std::string cipherString = "HIGH:!DSS:!aNULL:!3DES";

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@ -64,8 +64,6 @@ const uint32_t MIN_TIME_BETWEEN_NET_RESET = 5;
const uint32_t PEER_IP_CONNECT_STATE_MAX_LIST_SIZE = 4; const uint32_t PEER_IP_CONNECT_STATE_MAX_LIST_SIZE = 4;
#define VERY_OLD_PEER (90 * 24 * 3600) // 90 days.
/**** /****
* #define PEER_DEBUG 1 * #define PEER_DEBUG 1
***/ ***/
@ -2751,7 +2749,7 @@ bool p3PeerMgrIMPL::removeUnusedLocations()
std::map<RsPeerId, peerState>::iterator it; std::map<RsPeerId, peerState>::iterator it;
for(it = mFriendList.begin(); it != mFriendList.end(); ++it) for(it = mFriendList.begin(); it != mFriendList.end(); ++it)
{ {
if (now - it->second.lastcontact > VERY_OLD_PEER) if (now > it->second.lastcontact + RS_PEER_OFFLINE_DELETE)
{ {
toRemove.push_back(it->first); toRemove.push_back(it->first);

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@ -65,6 +65,13 @@ const uint32_t RS_NET_FLAGS_EXTERNAL_ADDR = 0x0008;
const uint32_t RS_NET_FLAGS_STABLE_UDP = 0x0010; const uint32_t RS_NET_FLAGS_STABLE_UDP = 0x0010;
const uint32_t RS_NET_FLAGS_TRUSTS_ME = 0x0020; const uint32_t RS_NET_FLAGS_TRUSTS_ME = 0x0020;
/*
* remove locations offline since 90 days
* stopt sending locations via discovery when offline for +30 days
*/
const time_t RS_PEER_OFFLINE_DELETE = (90 * 24 * 3600);
const time_t RS_PEER_OFFLINE_NO_DISC = (30 * 24 * 3600);
class peerState class peerState
{ {
public: public:

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@ -24,6 +24,7 @@
*/ */
#include "services/p3discovery2.h" #include "services/p3discovery2.h"
#include "pqi/p3peermgr.h"
#include "util/rsversioninfo.h" #include "util/rsversioninfo.h"
#include "retroshare/rsiface.h" #include "retroshare/rsiface.h"
@ -930,7 +931,10 @@ void p3discovery2::processContactInfo(const SSLID &fromId, const RsDiscContactIt
// We pass RS_NODE_PERM_ALL because the PGP id is already a friend, so we should keep the existing // We pass RS_NODE_PERM_ALL because the PGP id is already a friend, so we should keep the existing
// permission flags. Therefore the mask needs to be 0xffff. // permission flags. Therefore the mask needs to be 0xffff.
mPeerMgr->addFriend(item->sslId, item->pgpId, item->netMode, RS_VS_DISC_OFF, RS_VS_DHT_FULL,(time_t)0,RS_NODE_PERM_ALL); // set last seen to RS_PEER_OFFLINE_NO_DISC minus 1 so that it won't be shared with other friends
// until a first connection is established
mPeerMgr->addFriend(item->sslId, item->pgpId, item->netMode, RS_VS_DISC_OFF, RS_VS_DHT_FULL, time(NULL) - RS_PEER_OFFLINE_NO_DISC - 1, RS_NODE_PERM_ALL);
updatePeerAddresses(item); updatePeerAddresses(item);
} }
} }

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@ -353,7 +353,18 @@ bool p3GxsChannels::getPostData(const uint32_t &token, std::vector<RsGxsChannelP
} }
else else
{ {
std::cerr << "Not a GxsChannelPostItem, deleting!" << std::endl; RsGxsCommentItem* cmt = dynamic_cast<RsGxsCommentItem*>(*vit);
if(!cmt)
{
RsGxsMsgItem* msg = (*vit);
//const uint16_t RS_SERVICE_GXS_TYPE_CHANNELS = 0x0217;
//const uint8_t RS_PKT_SUBTYPE_GXSCHANNEL_POST_ITEM = 0x03;
//const uint8_t RS_PKT_SUBTYPE_GXSCOMMENT_COMMENT_ITEM = 0xf1;
std::cerr << "Not a GxsChannelPostItem neither a RsGxsCommentItem"
<< " PacketService=" << std::hex << (int)msg->PacketService() << std::dec
<< " PacketSubType=" << std::hex << (int)msg->PacketSubType() << std::dec
<< " , deleting!" << std::endl;
}
delete *vit; delete *vit;
} }
} }
@ -401,7 +412,18 @@ bool p3GxsChannels::getRelatedPosts(const uint32_t &token, std::vector<RsGxsChan
} }
else else
{ {
std::cerr << "Not a GxsChannelPostItem, deleting!" << std::endl; RsGxsCommentItem* cmt = dynamic_cast<RsGxsCommentItem*>(*vit);
if(!cmt)
{
RsGxsMsgItem* msg = (*vit);
//const uint16_t RS_SERVICE_GXS_TYPE_CHANNELS = 0x0217;
//const uint8_t RS_PKT_SUBTYPE_GXSCHANNEL_POST_ITEM = 0x03;
//const uint8_t RS_PKT_SUBTYPE_GXSCOMMENT_COMMENT_ITEM = 0xf1;
std::cerr << "Not a GxsChannelPostItem neither a RsGxsCommentItem"
<< " PacketService=" << std::hex << (int)msg->PacketService() << std::dec
<< " PacketSubType=" << std::hex << (int)msg->PacketSubType() << std::dec
<< " , deleting!" << std::endl;
}
delete *vit; delete *vit;
} }
} }
@ -1560,7 +1582,7 @@ void p3GxsChannels::handle_event(uint32_t event_type, const std::string &elabel)
default: default:
/* error */ /* error */
std::cerr << "p3GxsChannels::handle_event() Unknown Event Type: " << event_type; std::cerr << "p3GxsChannels::handle_event() Unknown Event Type: " << event_type << " elabel:" << elabel;
std::cerr << std::endl; std::cerr << std::endl;
break; break;
} }

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@ -845,13 +845,24 @@ int p3turtle::handleIncoming()
void p3turtle::handleSearchRequest(RsTurtleSearchRequestItem *item) void p3turtle::handleSearchRequest(RsTurtleSearchRequestItem *item)
{ {
RsStackMutex stack(mTurtleMtx); /********** STACK LOCKED MTX ******/ RsStackMutex stack(mTurtleMtx); /********** STACK LOCKED MTX ******/
// take a look at the item:
// take a look at the item and test against inconsistent values
// - If the item destimation is // - If the item destimation is
#ifdef P3TURTLE_DEBUG #ifdef P3TURTLE_DEBUG
std::cerr << "Received search request from peer " << item->PeerId() << ": " << std::endl ; std::cerr << "Received search request from peer " << item->PeerId() << ": " << std::endl ;
item->print(std::cerr,0) ; item->print(std::cerr,0) ;
#endif #endif
if(item->serial_size() > TURTLE_MAX_SEARCH_REQ_ACCEPTED_SERIAL_SIZE)
{
#ifdef P3TURTLE_DEBUG
std::cerr << " Dropping, because the serial size exceeds the accepted limit." << std::endl ;
#endif
std::cerr << " Caught a turtle search item with arbitrary large size from " << item->PeerId() << " of size " << item->serial_size() << ". This is not allowed => dropping." << std::endl;
return ;
}
if(_search_requests_origins.size() > MAX_ALLOWED_SR_IN_CACHE) if(_search_requests_origins.size() > MAX_ALLOWED_SR_IN_CACHE)
{ {
#ifdef P3TURTLE_DEBUG #ifdef P3TURTLE_DEBUG

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@ -161,6 +161,7 @@ class ftDataMultiplex;
class RsSerialiser; class RsSerialiser;
static const int TURTLE_MAX_SEARCH_DEPTH = 6 ; static const int TURTLE_MAX_SEARCH_DEPTH = 6 ;
static const int TURTLE_MAX_SEARCH_REQ_ACCEPTED_SERIAL_SIZE = 200 ;
// This class is used to keep trace of requests (searches and tunnels). // This class is used to keep trace of requests (searches and tunnels).
// //

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See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.

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retroshare-gui/src/gui/MainWindow.ui
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@ -89,6 +89,12 @@
<verstretch>0</verstretch> <verstretch>0</verstretch>
</sizepolicy> </sizepolicy>
</property> </property>
<property name="minimumSize">
<size>
<width>100</width>
<height>100</height>
</size>
</property>
</widget> </widget>
</widget> </widget>
</item> </item>

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retroshare-gui/src/gui/MessengerWindow.cpp
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@ -105,7 +105,6 @@ MessengerWindow::MessengerWindow(QWidget* parent, Qt::WindowFlags flags)
connect(ui.messagelineEdit, SIGNAL(textChanged(const QString &)), this, SLOT(savestatusmessage())); connect(ui.messagelineEdit, SIGNAL(textChanged(const QString &)), this, SLOT(savestatusmessage()));
connect(NotifyQt::getInstance(), SIGNAL(ownAvatarChanged()), this, SLOT(updateAvatar()));
connect(NotifyQt::getInstance(), SIGNAL(ownStatusMessageChanged()), this, SLOT(loadmystatusmessage())); connect(NotifyQt::getInstance(), SIGNAL(ownStatusMessageChanged()), this, SLOT(loadmystatusmessage()));
connect(NotifyQt::getInstance(), SIGNAL(peerStatusChanged(QString,int)), this, SLOT(updateOwnStatus(QString,int))); connect(NotifyQt::getInstance(), SIGNAL(peerStatusChanged(QString,int)), this, SLOT(updateOwnStatus(QString,int)));

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retroshare-gui/src/gui/common/AvatarWidget.cpp
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@ -247,13 +247,18 @@ void AvatarWidget::updateStatus(int status)
void AvatarWidget::updateAvatar(const QString &peerId) void AvatarWidget::updateAvatar(const QString &peerId)
{ {
if(mId.isPeerId() && mId.toPeerId() == RsPeerId(peerId.toStdString())) if(mId.isPeerId()){
refreshAvatarImage() ; if(mId.toPeerId() == RsPeerId(peerId.toStdString()))
else if(mId.isDistantChatId() && mId.toDistantChatId() == DistantChatPeerId(peerId.toStdString())) refreshAvatarImage() ;
refreshAvatarImage() ; //else not mId so pass through
else } else if(mId.isDistantChatId()) {
std::cerr << "(EE) cannot update avatar. mId has unhandled type." << std::endl; if (mId.toDistantChatId() == DistantChatPeerId(peerId.toStdString()))
refreshAvatarImage() ;
//else not mId so pass through
} else
std::cerr << "(EE) cannot update avatar. mId has unhandled type." << std::endl;
} }
void AvatarWidget::refreshAvatarImage() void AvatarWidget::refreshAvatarImage()
{ {
if (mGxsId.isNull()==false) if (mGxsId.isNull()==false)

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retroshare-gui/src/gui/feeds/ChatMsgItem.cpp
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@ -64,8 +64,6 @@ ChatMsgItem::ChatMsgItem(FeedHolder *parent, uint32_t feedId, const RsPeerId &pe
connect( cancelButton, SIGNAL( clicked( ) ), this, SLOT( togglequickmessage() ) ); connect( cancelButton, SIGNAL( clicked( ) ), this, SLOT( togglequickmessage() ) );
connect( sendButton, SIGNAL( clicked( ) ), this, SLOT( sendMessage() ) ); connect( sendButton, SIGNAL( clicked( ) ), this, SLOT( sendMessage() ) );
connect(NotifyQt::getInstance(), SIGNAL(peerHasNewAvatar(const QString&)), this, SLOT(updateAvatar(const QString&)));
avatar->setId(ChatId(mPeerId)); avatar->setId(ChatId(mPeerId));
updateItemStatic(); updateItemStatic();

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retroshare-gui/src/gui/gxschannels/GxsChannelPostsWidget.cpp
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@ -327,29 +327,32 @@ void GxsChannelPostsWidget::filterChanged(int filter)
bool bVisible = text.isEmpty(); bool bVisible = text.isEmpty();
switch(filter) if (!bVisible)
{ {
case FILTER_TITLE: switch(filter)
bVisible = item->getTitleLabel().contains(text,Qt::CaseInsensitive);
break;
case FILTER_MSG:
bVisible = item->getMsgLabel().contains(text,Qt::CaseInsensitive);
break;
case FILTER_FILE_NAME:
{
std::list<SubFileItem *> fileItems = item->getFileItems();
std::list<SubFileItem *>::iterator lit;
for(lit = fileItems.begin(); lit != fileItems.end(); ++lit)
{ {
SubFileItem *fi = *lit; case FILTER_TITLE:
QString fileName = QString::fromUtf8(fi->FileName().c_str()); bVisible = item->getTitleLabel().contains(text,Qt::CaseInsensitive);
bVisible = (bVisible || fileName.contains(text,Qt::CaseInsensitive)); break;
case FILTER_MSG:
bVisible = item->getMsgLabel().contains(text,Qt::CaseInsensitive);
break;
case FILTER_FILE_NAME:
{
std::list<SubFileItem *> fileItems = item->getFileItems();
std::list<SubFileItem *>::iterator lit;
for(lit = fileItems.begin(); lit != fileItems.end(); ++lit)
{
SubFileItem *fi = *lit;
QString fileName = QString::fromUtf8(fi->FileName().c_str());
bVisible = (bVisible || fileName.contains(text,Qt::CaseInsensitive));
}
break;
}
default:
bVisible = true;
break;
} }
break;
}
default:
bVisible = true;
break;
} }
return bVisible; return bVisible;