- Remove FD_SETSIZE check for Windows sockets (can have any value)
- Fix process_timeouts to handle all expired timers (continue instead of break)
- Handle case when no sockets to poll (sleep instead of calling poll)
- Disable wakeup pipe on Windows (incompatible with WSAPoll)
- Add gettimeofday and ssize_t implementations for Windows
- Add Windows implementation of default_CSPRNG() using CryptGenRandom
- Add fallback stub for platforms without CSPRNG support
- Fix build.sh to properly detect build failures (use PIPESTATUS)
- Show proper error message instead of "Build completed successfully" on failure
- Remove sys/socket.h include from test_etcp_two_instances.c (Linux-only)
- Fix test_mkdtemp buffer overflow - use memcpy instead of strncpy
- Fix test_mkdtemp return value check (replace == NULL with != 0)
- Add Windows socket libraries (-lws2_32 -liphlpapi) to test builds
- All tests build successfully on Linux
- Create test_utils.h with cross-platform utility functions:
* test_mkdtemp() - Windows uses GetTempPath + _mkdir, Linux uses mkdtemp
* test_unlink() - Windows _unlink, Linux unlink
* test_rmdir() - Windows _rmdir, Linux rmdir
- Update all test files to use test_utils.h
- Replace arpa/inet.h and netinet/in.h with platform_compat.h
- Replace unistd.h with conditional includes
- Replace mkdtemp(), unlink(), rmdir() with test_* versions
- Tests now build on both Linux and Windows
- Note: Some integration tests may fail on Linux due to test environment
- Add * to Wintun function pointer declarations (wintun.h defines types as functions)
- Use (void *) cast in GetProcAddress to avoid errors
- All 22 tests pass on Linux
- Fix function pointer declarations in tun_windows.c (removed broken macro)
- Use explicit GetProcAddress calls for each Wintun function
- Remove invalid fields from MIB_IPINTERFACE_ROW (PromiscuousMode, DadState, etc.)
- Add #ifndef _WIN32 around IF_NAMESIZE/if_indextoname in etcp_connections.c
- All 22 tests pass on Linux
- Wrap net/if.h include in #ifndef _WIN32 in etcp_connections.c
- Add forward declarations for ROUTE_TABLE and ROUTE_ENTRY in route_lib.h
- All 22 tests pass on Linux
- Wrap POSIX headers (netdb.h, ifaddrs.h, net/if.h) in #ifndef _WIN32 in config_parser.c
- Add Windows stub for get_netif_index() - returns 0 (no interface binding)
- Wrap daemonize() function for Windows - returns 0 (no fork/setsid support)
- Replace setlinebuf() with setvbuf() for Windows compatibility
- Wrap SIGHUP signal handler in #ifndef _WIN32
- Add explicit poll() declaration for Windows in platform_compat.h
- All 22 tests pass on Linux
- Add sa_family_t typedef for Windows in platform_compat.h
- Add forward declaration of struct ll_queue in ll_queue.h to fix warnings
- Replace arpa/inet.h includes with platform_compat.h in:
tun_linux.c, etcp_connections.c, route_lib.c, route_bgp.c,
utun_instance.c, routing.c, utun.c, packet_dump.h, config_parser.c
- All 22 tests pass on Linux
- Replace sys/socket.h with platform_compat.h in config_parser.h
- Add #include <poll.h> for Windows in platform_compat.h
- Fix localtime() type mismatch: cast tv.tv_sec to time_t
- All 22 tests pass on Linux
- Remove duplicate struct pollfd (already in winsock2.h)
- Remove duplicate struct timezone (already in time.h)
- Remove duplicate nanosleep (already in pthread_time.h)
- Add fcntl.h include for _O_BINARY
- Use platform_pipe/fcntl to avoid naming conflicts
- All 22 tests pass on Linux
- Add platform_compat.h with Windows implementations of:
* gettimeofday() using GetSystemTimeAsFileTime
* poll() using select()
* pipe() using _pipe()
* fcntl() using ioctlsocket for O_NONBLOCK
* pollfd structure and POLL* constants
* strcasecmp/strncasecmp macros
- Update debug_config.c and u_async.c/h to use platform_compat.h
- Remove POSIX-specific headers (arpa/inet.h, sys/time.h, etc.)
- All 22 tests pass on Linux
- Fixes build errors on Windows MSYS2
- Add #ifdef _WIN32 to use winsock2.h/ws2tcpip.h instead of sys/socket.h
- Update build.sh to support both Linux and Windows/MSYS2
- Auto-detect platform and configure accordingly (--host=x86_64-w64-mingw32 for Windows)
- All 22 tests pass on Linux
- Split TUN implementation into platform-specific files:
- tun_if.c: Common code (queues, callbacks, statistics)
- tun_linux.c: Linux TUN/TAP implementation (/dev/net/tun + ioctl)
- tun_windows.c: Windows Wintun implementation (wintun.dll + IP Helper)
- Update tun_if.h with platform abstraction layer:
- tun_platform_init/cleanup/read/write/get_poll_fd
- Platform handles: fd (Linux), WINTUN handles (Windows)
- Windows implementation features:
- Dynamic loading of wintun.dll with graceful error handling
- IP Helper API for IP address and MTU configuration
- HANDLE-based uasync integration
- Clear error message if wintun.dll is not found
- Update build system:
- configure.ac: Detect Windows (mingw/msys/cygwin)
- src/Makefile.am: Conditional compilation of tun_linux/tun_windows
- tests/Makefile.am: Link platform-specific TUN objects
- Add wintun.dll and wintun.h to lib/ directory
- All 22 tests pass on Linux
- Ready for MSYS2 UCRT64 Windows build
- Add socket_compat.h/c with platform abstraction for POSIX/Windows
- socket_t typedef: int on POSIX, SOCKET on Windows
- Add socket_platform_init/cleanup for WSAStartup on Windows
- Add socket operations: create_udp, sendto, recvfrom, set_nonblocking
- Add socket options: set_buffers, set_reuseaddr, set_mark (Linux), bind_to_device (Linux)
- Update u_async: add socket_t support with uasync_add_socket_t/remove_socket_t
- Update ETCP: use socket_t and socket_compat functions
- Add DEBUG_CATEGORY_SOCKET for socket debugging
- All 22 tests pass on Linux
- MSYS2 UCRT64 compatible
- Replace artificial timing loop with uasync_poll(ua, -1) for proper timeout handling
- Fix endianness bug: use htonl() for IP address comparison in check_learned_route()
- Remove duplicate init_connections() calls
Test now passes successfully - BGP route exchange working correctly
- Add ROUTE_BGP_CONN_ITEM structure for connection list management
- Modify route_bgp_new_conn() to add connections to senders_list
- Create route_bgp_remove_conn() for cleanup on connection close
- Add route_change_callback typedef and fields to ROUTE_TABLE
- Implement route_bgp_on_route_change() to broadcast updates
- Modify route_table_insert() to call callback on insert/update
- Modify route_table_delete_entry() to call callback on delete
- Add route_bgp_remove_conn() call in etcp_connection_close()
- Fix test: remove duplicate init_connections() calls
Features:
- Connections tracked in senders_list (ll_queue)
- Route changes broadcast to all connections
- Withdraw messages sent on connection close
- No port binding conflicts in tests
All changes working correctly - BGP route exchange functional in both directions
- Add route_bgp.c/h with BGP-like route exchange functionality
- Implement route_bgp_init/destroy for module lifecycle
- Add route_bgp_new_conn to send routing table on connection
- Implement route_bgp_receive_cbk for processing incoming routes
- Add route_table_delete_entry for individual route removal
- Extend ROUTE_ENTRY with endpoint_ip, endpoint_port, destination_node_id
- Add DEBUG_CATEGORY_BGP to debug_config.h
- Integrate BGP initialization into utun_instance_create
- Call route_bgp_new_conn from etcp_connections on link init
- Create integration test test_bgp_route_exchange.c
- Add route_bgp_delete_entry tests to test_route_lib.c
- Update Makefiles to include new module
Route exchange tested and working in both directions (client-server)
Test now verifies that NAT IP:port exactly matches client's local bind:
- Gets expected port from client socket using getsockname()
- Compares nat_port with expected_client_port for exact match
- Validates nat_ip equals 127.0.0.1 (localhost test)
- Fails test if values don't match exactly
This ensures the server correctly returns the client's actual address
in the INIT_RESPONSE handshake without any modification.
Test output:
[TEST] Client socket bound to port 9012 (expected NAT port)
[CLIENT] PASS: NAT address is set: 127.0.0.1:9012
[CLIENT] PASS: nat_changes_count=0, nat_hits_count=0
[CLIENT] PASS: NAT IP and port match exactly (127.0.0.1:9012)
Test now verifies that NAT fields contain CORRECT data, not just non-zero:
- Verifies nat_ip equals 127.0.0.1 (0x7F000001) - expected for localhost test
- Verifies nat_port is in valid ephemeral port range (> 1024 and <= 65535)
- Fails test if values are incorrect (not just warning)
This ensures the server correctly returns the client's external address
in the INIT_RESPONSE handshake packet.
Test output:
[CLIENT] PASS: NAT address is set: 127.0.0.1:9012
[CLIENT] PASS: nat_changes_count=0, nat_hits_count=0
[CLIENT] PASS: NAT IP and port contain valid values (127.0.0.1:9012)
- Added check that NAT fields are populated after connection establishment
- Verifies nat_ip is non-zero and contains correct IP (127.0.0.1)
- Verifies nat_port is non-zero and contains correct port
- Checks nat_changes_count=0 (first initialization)
- Checks nat_hits_count=0 (no repeated matches yet)
Test output shows:
[CLIENT] PASS: NAT address is set: 127.0.0.1:9012
[CLIENT] PASS: nat_changes_count=0, nat_hits_count=0
- Add peer_ipv4 (4 bytes) and peer_port (2 bytes) to INIT_RESPONSE packet
- Server now returns client's external IP:port in handshake response
- Client parses and stores NAT address in ETCP_LINK structure
- Track NAT address changes with nat_changes_count counter
- Track NAT address matches with nat_hits_count counter
- Legacy protocol support: detect old format without NAT info
- Add DEBUG logging for NAT address initialization/changes/hits
This allows clients behind NAT to discover their external address
during the ETCP handshake process.
All 21 tests pass successfully.
- Changed routing_pkt_from_etcp_cb to new signature for etcp_bind
- Register callback via etcp_bind(instance, 0, callback) in routing_create
- Implement full routing in routing_pkt_from_tun_cb using route_table_lookup
- Send packets to ETCP via etcp_send with ID prefix (0x00)
- routing_add_conn/routing_del_conn now deprecated (no-op)
- Added etcp_unbind in routing_destroy for cleanup
Changed from global bindings to per-instance bindings:
1. Added struct ETCP_BINDINGS in etcp_api.h:
- Contains array of callbacks[ETCP_MAX_BINDINGS]
- NULL means not bound
2. Updated UTUN_INSTANCE (utun_instance.h):
- Added field: struct ETCP_BINDINGS api_bindings
- Initialized to NULL by calloc in utun_instance_create
3. Updated API functions (etcp_api.h/c):
- etcp_bind(inst, id, callback) - per-instance binding
- etcp_unbind(inst, id) - per-instance unbinding
- Removed etcp_api_init/etcp_api_deinit (not needed)
- etcp_int_recv now uses conn->instance->api_bindings.callbacks[id]
4. Updated test_etcp_api.c:
- Separate callbacks for server and client
- Register via etcp_bind(server_instance, ...) and etcp_bind(client_instance, ...)
- Removed global etcp_api_init/etcp_api_deinit calls
Test passes: All 100 packets transmitted in each direction.
etcp_bind uses global table - multiple binds with same ID overwrite.
Fixed by using single recv_callback that checks conn pointer:
- conn == server_conn: forward direction (client->server)
- conn == client_conn: backward direction (server->client)
Test now passes: All 100 packets transmitted in each direction.
Based on test_pkt_normalizer_etcp.c but uses high-level API:
- etcp_send() for sending packets via ETCP normalizer
- etcp_bind() for registering receive callbacks
- etcp_api_init()/etcp_api_deinit() for API lifecycle
NOTE: Test has current limitation - pkt_normalizer packer aggregates
packets into ~1536 byte chunks, exceeding ETCP max payload of 1480 bytes.
This causes encrypt_send to fail. The test demonstrates correct API usage
pattern but requires packer fix for full functionality.
Evgeny
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