opentracker - An open and free bittorrent tracker

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
26 hours	Performance improvement, where it works: Let different udp worker threads have their own socket	Dirk Engling

44 hours	The main event loop(s) now also catch an EINTR and return instead of blocking	Dirk Engling

45 hours	Add concurrency test	Dirk Engling

45 hours	Make global torrent counter atomic and fix the setter and getter	Dirk Engling

45 hours	Plug in the new per-thread stats counter, also make sure that the ot_clean sleep does not stall tracker exit	Dirk Engling

46 hours	Second half of moving the stat enum defines to trackerlogic	Dirk Engling

46 hours	Prepare having each thread keep their own stats to avoid data races	Dirk Engling

46 hours	Turn malloc+memset into calloc	Dirk Engling

47 hours	Some more g_now_seconds occurrences	Dirk Engling

47 hours	Forgot some g_now_seconds occurences	Dirk Engling

48 hours	All OSes now do have a cheap monotonic clock, so no caching thread is needed. Also add some relative time helpers	Dirk Engling

48 hours	While we're at it with the dynamic analyzers, add a tsan	Dirk Engling

3 days	Add test for the revived keep alive	Dirk Engling

3 days	Fix some tests to match retired stats modes and wrong config file ordering	Dirk Engling

3 days	Add test for the correct order of partial scrapes	Dirk Engling

3 days	Add test for the error packet when a hash is blacklisted (the part I forgot in last commit)	Dirk Engling

3 days	Add test for the error packet when a hash is blacklisted	Dirk Engling

3 days	Remove enum for a retired stats mode	Dirk Engling

3 days	Clean build artefacts on macos, too	Dirk Engling

3 days	Add DWANT_KEEPALIVE to integration test flags to test the whole sub system	Dirk Engling

3 days	Send udp error packet in case of blacklisted torrent	Dirk Engling

3 days	Fix: Forgot to add the actual keep alive flag	Dirk Engling

3 days	Sort info_hashes in a scrape so that the reply forms a valid bencoded dict	Dirk Engling

3 days	Add new test for connection keep alive	Dirk Engling

3 days	Revive http keep alive to save tcp connection setup costs	Dirk Engling

3 days	retrieve the address of the sending socket for comparison. In jails it might be forced to its primary address	Dirk Engling

3 days	Adding the actual tests to do aforementioned 'Massively increase coverage by pulling fullscrapes and sending udp packets'	Dirk Engling

3 days	Massively increase coverage by pulling fullscrapes and sending udp packets	Dirk Engling

3 days	Fix some sanitizer findings, mostly UB if no accesslist is configured and thread join problems	Dirk Engling

3 days	add more checkers to the sanitizer and integration check runs	Dirk Engling

3 days	Drop -lz as Makefile.gzip already carries it	Dirk Engling

3 days	Avoid an UB of adding NULL + 0 by keeping an offset instead of advancing the pointer into a vector struct	Dirk Engling

3 days	Add integration test and its runner	Dirk Engling

3 days	replace all calls to sprintf with a format helper that advances a cursor. Also convert the meta-formatter (i.e. results printer) to this scheme	Dirk Engling

3 days	Potentially overlapping areas need memmove, not memcpy	Dirk Engling

3 days	Make sure to not accept mere prefixes of addresses from query string	Dirk Engling

3 days	With libowfat gone, we don't need to disable the auto free feature for older versions	Dirk Engling

3 days	Replace libowfat's event waiter with our own abstraction	Dirk Engling
	It's with a heavy heart that I remove libowfat as my event library from opentracker. libowfat is what taught opentracker to walk and then fly. The tracker was literally standing on the shoulder of giants when I started writing it in 2006. For its time, the event abstraction was unparalleled and it has held up for many years, and it served the bittorrent community greatly. https://erdgeist.org/gitweb/opentracker/commit/?id=ad472597c569568bad0526d116b601dfcb36638c Unfortunately, it is very likely that libowfat will not be maintained anymore for the foreseeable future, it is already not easy to get its source from upstream and opentracker started receiving bug reports that I can not reasonably answer or patch. Before the project gets more dependent on the limitations of libowfat's current state, I need to teach opentracker to stand on its own feet and fly by itself. I've learned a great deal in the process and have even more respect now for what libowfat pioneered. The path for opentracker is cleared now. Ground work has already been laid in the migration process to support multi threaded http processing while keeping the aggressive reduction of syscalls alive that made the libowfat+opentracker combo so scalable. Here be some dragons, though: Even though there is a unit test suite now, the event loop's rewrite has not been battle tested yet. So you might want to hold up for a bit before jumping on the solo band wagon. What awaits at the end will be a long overdue v1.0, which will be named in honour of Felix.
3 days	Add poll/epoll/kqueue wrapper to wait for events	Dirk Engling

3 days	Third run of making variable and function names more readable, integer scans and ip parsers	Dirk Engling

3 days	Second run of making variable and function names more readable, urlencoder now matches overall naming scheme	Dirk Engling

3 days	First run of making variable names more readable	Dirk Engling

3 days	Use new fdstate subsystem to store per fd cookie and timeout	Dirk Engling

3 days	Introduce a sub system that can store io cookies for file descriptors, thread safely so	Dirk Engling

4 days	Factor out the timeout setter, will probably go later once we do the io loop ourself	Dirk Engling

4 days	Replace libowfat's iobatch with our own smaller (and probably only temporary) ot_batch	Dirk Engling

4 days	Prevent UAF when resizing iobatches	Dirk Engling

4 days	Add mutex unit test	Dirk Engling

4 days	Be stricter about const char*, Wwrite-strings will warn in the future and we don't want to try to overwrite string literals	Dirk Engling

4 days	For workqueue tasks, class has to be in the tasktype or no worker will ever claim the task, forgot one	Dirk Engling