(trunk libT) better implementation of r7761 to take into account feedback from repattila in the forums

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Charles Kerr 2009-01-20 15:47:25 +00:00
parent 4cbbefd656
commit 06887c9e9e
1 changed files with 82 additions and 45 deletions

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@ -1983,7 +1983,15 @@ rechokePulse( void * vtorrent )
****
***/
static int
typedef enum
{
TR_CAN_KEEP,
TR_CAN_CLOSE,
TR_MUST_CLOSE,
}
tr_close_type_t;
static tr_close_type_t
shouldPeerBeClosed( const Torrent * t,
const tr_peer * peer,
int peerCount )
@ -1997,7 +2005,7 @@ shouldPeerBeClosed( const Torrent * t,
{
tordbg( t, "purging peer %s because its doPurge flag is set",
tr_peerIoAddrStr( &atom->addr, atom->port ) );
return TRUE;
return TR_MUST_CLOSE;
}
/* if we're seeding and the peer has everything we have,
@ -2020,7 +2028,7 @@ shouldPeerBeClosed( const Torrent * t,
{
tordbg( t, "purging peer %s because we're both seeds",
tr_peerIoAddrStr( &atom->addr, atom->port ) );
return TRUE;
return TR_MUST_CLOSE;
}
}
@ -2041,15 +2049,15 @@ shouldPeerBeClosed( const Torrent * t,
if( idleTime > limit ) {
tordbg( t, "purging peer %s because it's been %d secs since we shared anything",
tr_peerIoAddrStr( &atom->addr, atom->port ), idleTime );
return TRUE;
return TR_CAN_CLOSE;
}
}
return FALSE;
return TR_CAN_KEEP;
}
static tr_peer **
getPeersToClose( Torrent * t, int * setmeSize )
getPeersToClose( Torrent * t, tr_close_type_t closeType, int * setmeSize )
{
int i, peerCount, outsize;
tr_peer ** peers = (tr_peer**) tr_ptrArrayPeek( &t->peers, &peerCount );
@ -2058,7 +2066,7 @@ getPeersToClose( Torrent * t, int * setmeSize )
assert( torrentIsLocked( t ) );
for( i = outsize = 0; i < peerCount; ++i )
if( shouldPeerBeClosed( t, peers[i], peerCount ) )
if( shouldPeerBeClosed( t, peers[i], peerCount ) == closeType )
ret[outsize++] = peers[i];
*setmeSize = outsize;
@ -2186,6 +2194,27 @@ getPeerCandidates( Torrent * t, int * setmeSize )
return ret;
}
static void
closePeer( Torrent * t, tr_peer * peer )
{
struct peer_atom * atom;
assert( t != NULL );
assert( peer != NULL );
/* if we transferred piece data, then they might be good peers,
so reset their `numFails' weight to zero. otherwise we connected
to them fruitlessly, so mark it as another fail */
atom = getExistingAtom( t, &peer->addr );
if( atom->piece_data_time )
atom->numFails = 0;
else
++atom->numFails;
tordbg( t, "removing bad peer %s", tr_peerIoGetAddrStr( peer->io ) );
removePeer( t, peer );
}
static int
reconnectPulse( void * vtorrent )
{
@ -2209,46 +2238,53 @@ reconnectPulse( void * vtorrent )
}
else
{
int i, nCandidates, nBad;
struct peer_atom ** candidates = getPeerCandidates( t, &nCandidates );
struct tr_peer ** connections = getPeersToClose( t, &nBad );
int i;
int canCloseCount;
int mustCloseCount;
int candidateCount;
int maxCandidates;
struct tr_peer ** canClose = getPeersToClose( t, TR_CAN_CLOSE, &canCloseCount );
struct tr_peer ** mustClose = getPeersToClose( t, TR_MUST_CLOSE, &mustCloseCount );
struct peer_atom ** candidates = getPeerCandidates( t, &candidateCount );
maxCandidates = nCandidates;
tordbg( t, "reconnect pulse for [%s]: "
"%d must-close connections, "
"%d can-close connections, "
"%d connection candidates, "
"%d atoms, "
"max per pulse is %d",
t->tor->info.name,
mustCloseCount,
canCloseCount,
candidateCount,
tr_ptrArraySize( &t->pool ),
MAX_RECONNECTIONS_PER_PULSE );
/* disconnect the really bad peers */
for( i=0; i<mustCloseCount; ++i )
closePeer( t, mustClose[i] );
/* decide how many peers can we try to add in this pass */
maxCandidates = candidateCount;
maxCandidates = MIN( maxCandidates, MAX_RECONNECTIONS_PER_PULSE );
maxCandidates = MIN( maxCandidates, getMaxPeerCount( t->tor ) - getPeerCount( t ) );
maxCandidates = MIN( maxCandidates, MAX_CONNECTIONS_PER_SECOND - newConnectionsThisSecond );
//if( nBad || nCandidates )
tordbg( t, "reconnect pulse for [%s]: %d bad connections, "
"%d connection candidates, %d atoms, max per pulse is %d",
t->tor->info.name, nBad, nCandidates,
tr_ptrArraySize( &t->pool ),
(int)MAX_RECONNECTIONS_PER_PULSE );
/* maybe disconnect some lesser peers, if we have candidates to replace them with */
for( i=0; ( i<canCloseCount ) && ( i<maxCandidates ); ++i )
closePeer( t, canClose[i] );
/* disconnect some peers to make room for better ones.
if we transferred piece data, then they might be good peers,
so reset their `numFails' weight to zero. otherwise we connected
to them fruitlessly, so mark it as another fail */
for( i = 0; ( i < nBad ) && ( i < maxCandidates ) ; ++i ) {
tr_peer * peer = connections[i];
struct peer_atom * atom = getExistingAtom( t, &peer->addr );
if( atom->piece_data_time )
atom->numFails = 0;
else
++atom->numFails;
tordbg( t, "removing bad peer %s", tr_peerIoGetAddrStr( peer->io ) );
removePeer( t, peer );
}
tordbg( t, "nCandidates is %d, MAX_RECONNECTIONS_PER_PULSE is %d, getPeerCount(t) is %d, getMaxPeerCount(t) is %d, newConnectionsThisSecond is %d, MAX_CONNECTIONS_PER_SECOND is %d",
(int)nCandidates, (int)MAX_RECONNECTIONS_PER_PULSE, (int)getPeerCount( t ), (int)getMaxPeerCount( t->tor ), (int)newConnectionsThisSecond, (int)MAX_CONNECTIONS_PER_SECOND );
tordbg( t, "candidateCount is %d, MAX_RECONNECTIONS_PER_PULSE is %d,"
" getPeerCount(t) is %d, getMaxPeerCount(t) is %d, "
"newConnectionsThisSecond is %d, MAX_CONNECTIONS_PER_SECOND is %d",
candidateCount,
MAX_RECONNECTIONS_PER_PULSE,
getPeerCount( t ),
getMaxPeerCount( t->tor ),
newConnectionsThisSecond, MAX_CONNECTIONS_PER_SECOND );
/* add some new ones */
for( i = 0; ( i < nCandidates )
&& ( i < MAX_RECONNECTIONS_PER_PULSE )
&& ( getPeerCount( t ) < getMaxPeerCount( t->tor ) )
&& ( newConnectionsThisSecond < MAX_CONNECTIONS_PER_SECOND ); ++i )
for( i=0; i<maxCandidates; ++i )
{
tr_peerMgr * mgr = t->manager;
struct peer_atom * atom = candidates[i];
@ -2286,8 +2322,9 @@ tordbg( t, "nCandidates is %d, MAX_RECONNECTIONS_PER_PULSE is %d, getPeerCount(t
}
/* cleanup */
tr_free( connections );
tr_free( candidates );
tr_free( mustClose );
tr_free( canClose );
}
torrentUnlock( t );