/* * Copyright (c) 2008 Jing Su. All Rights Reserved. * * This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or * modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public * License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either * version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. * * This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU * Lesser General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public * License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software * Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA */ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "iphone.h" #define BULKIN 0x85 #define BULKOUT 0x04 #define HEADERLEN 28 typedef uint16_t uint16; typedef uint32_t uint32; typedef uint8_t uint8; static const uint8 TCP_FIN = 1; static const uint8 TCP_SYN = 1 << 1; static const uint8 TCP_RST = 1 << 2; static const uint8 TCP_PSH = 1 << 3; static const uint8 TCP_ACK = 1 << 4; static const uint8 TCP_URG = 1 << 5; // I have trouble figuring out how to properly manage the windowing to // the iPhone. It keeps sending back 512 and seems to drop off a cliff // when the phone gets overwhelmed. In addition, the phone likes to // panic and send out RESETS before the window hits zero. Also, waiting // for responses seems to not be a winning strategy. // // Since I'm not sure how in the hell to interpret the window sizes that // the phone is sending back to us, I've figured out some magic number // constants which seem to work okay. static const uint32 WINDOW_MAX = 5 * 1024; static const uint32 WINDOW_INCREMENT = 512; typedef struct { char* buffer; int leftover; int capacity; } receivebuf_t; struct iphone_device_int { char *buffer; struct usb_dev_handle *device; struct usb_device *__device; receivebuf_t usbReceive; }; typedef struct { uint32 type, length, major, minor, allnull; } usbmux_version_header; typedef struct { uint32 type, length; uint16 sport, dport; uint32 scnt, ocnt; uint8 offset, tcp_flags; uint16 window, nullnull, length16; } usbmux_tcp_header; struct iphone_umux_client_int { usbmux_tcp_header *header; iphone_device_t phone; char *recv_buffer; int r_len; pthread_cond_t wait; // this contains a conditional variable which usb-writers can wait // on while waiting for window updates from the phone. pthread_cond_t wr_wait; // I'm going to do something really cheesy here. We are going to // just record the most recent scnt that we are expecting to hear // back on. We will actually halt progress by limiting the number // of outstanding un-acked bulk sends that we have beamed out. uint32 wr_pending_scnt; long wr_window; pthread_mutex_t mutex; // this variable is not protected by the mutex. This will always // be E_SUCCESS, unless an error of some kind breaks this stream. // this will then be set to the error that caused the broken stream. // no further operations other than free_client will be allowed. iphone_error_t error; }; static pthread_mutex_t iphonemutex = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER; static iphone_umux_client_t *connlist = NULL; static int clients = 0; //static receivebuf_t usbReceive = {NULL, 0, 0}; /** */ int toto_debug = 1; void log_debug_msg(const char *format, ...) { #ifndef STRIP_DEBUG_CODE va_list args; /* run the real fprintf */ va_start(args, format); if (toto_debug) vfprintf(stderr, format, args); va_end(args); #endif } #ifdef DEBUG /** * for debugging purposes. */ static void print_buffer(const char *data, const int length) { int i; int j; unsigned char c; for(i=0; i= length) { printf(" "); continue; } printf("%02hhx ", *(data+i+j)); } printf(" | "); for(j=0;j<16;j++) { if (i+j >= length) break; c = *(data+i+j); if ((c < 32) || (c > 127)) { printf("."); continue; } printf("%c", c); } printf("\n"); } printf("\n"); } #endif void hton_header(usbmux_tcp_header *hdr) { if (hdr) { hdr->length = htonl(hdr->length); hdr->scnt = htonl(hdr->scnt); hdr->ocnt = htonl(hdr->ocnt); hdr->length16 = htons(hdr->length16); } } void ntoh_header(usbmux_tcp_header *hdr) { if (hdr) { hdr->length = ntohl(hdr->length); hdr->scnt = ntohl(hdr->scnt); hdr->ocnt = ntohl(hdr->ocnt); hdr->length16 = ntohs(hdr->length16); } } /** Creates a USBMux header containing version information * * @return A USBMux header */ usbmux_version_header *version_header() { usbmux_version_header *version = (usbmux_version_header *) malloc(sizeof(usbmux_version_header)); version->type = 0; version->length = htonl(20); version->major = htonl(1); version->minor = 0; version->allnull = 0; return version; } /** * This function sets the configuration of the given device to 3 * and claims the interface 1. If usb_set_configuration fails, it detaches * the kernel driver that blocks the device, and retries configuration. * * @param phone which device to configure */ static iphone_error_t iphone_config_usb_device(iphone_device_t phone) { int ret; int bytes; char buf[512]; log_debug_msg("checking configuration...\n"); if (phone->__device->config->bConfigurationValue != 3) { log_debug_msg("WARNING: usb device configuration is not 3 as expected!\n"); } #if 0 log_debug_msg("setting configuration...\n"); ret = usb_set_configuration(phone->device, 3); if (ret != 0) { log_debug_msg("Hm, usb_set_configuration returned %d: %s\n", ret, strerror(-ret)); #if LIBUSB_HAS_GET_DRIVER_NP log_debug_msg("trying to fix:\n"); log_debug_msg("-> detaching kernel driver... "); ret = usb_detach_kernel_driver_np(phone->device, phone->__device->config->interface->altsetting->bInterfaceNumber); if (ret != 0) { log_debug_msg("usb_detach_kernel_driver_np returned %d: %s\n", ret, strerror(-ret)); } else { log_debug_msg("done.\n"); log_debug_msg("setting configuration again... "); ret = usb_set_configuration(phone->device, 3); if (ret != 0) { log_debug_msg("Error: usb_set_configuration returned %d: %s\n", ret, strerror(-ret)); log_debug_msg("--> trying to continue anyway...\n"); } else { log_debug_msg("done.\n"); } } #else log_debug_msg("--> trying to continue anyway...\n"); #endif } else { log_debug_msg("done.\n"); } #endif log_debug_msg("claiming interface... "); ret = usb_claim_interface(phone->device, 1); if (ret != 0) { log_debug_msg("Error: usb_claim_interface returned %d: %s\n", ret, strerror(-ret)); return IPHONE_E_NO_DEVICE; } else { log_debug_msg("done.\n"); } do { bytes = usb_bulk_read(phone->device, BULKIN, buf, 512, 800); } while (bytes > 0); return IPHONE_E_SUCCESS; } /** * Given a USB bus and device number, returns a device handle to the iPhone on * that bus. To aid compatibility with future devices, this function does not * check the vendor and device IDs! To do that, you should use * iphone_get_device() or a system-specific API (e.g. HAL). * * @param bus_n The USB bus number. * @param dev_n The USB device number. * @param device A pointer to a iphone_device_t, which must be set to NULL upon * calling iphone_get_specific_device, which will be filled with a device * descriptor on return. * @return IPHONE_E_SUCCESS if ok, otherwise an error code. */ iphone_error_t iphone_get_specific_device(int bus_n, int dev_n, iphone_device_t * device) { struct usb_bus *bus; struct usb_device *dev; usbmux_version_header *version; int bytes = 0; //check we can actually write in device if (!device || (device && *device)) return IPHONE_E_INVALID_ARG; iphone_device_t phone = (iphone_device_t) malloc(sizeof(struct iphone_device_int)); // Initialize the struct phone->device = NULL; phone->__device = NULL; phone->buffer = NULL; // don't forget these: phone->usbReceive.buffer = NULL; phone->usbReceive.leftover = 0; phone->usbReceive.capacity = 0; // Initialize libusb usb_init(); usb_find_busses(); usb_find_devices(); // Set the device configuration for (bus = usb_get_busses(); bus; bus = bus->next) if (bus->location == bus_n) for (dev = bus->devices; dev != NULL; dev = dev->next) if (dev->devnum == dev_n) { phone->__device = dev; phone->device = usb_open(phone->__device); if (iphone_config_usb_device(phone) == IPHONE_E_SUCCESS) { goto found; } } iphone_free_device(phone); log_debug_msg("iphone_get_specific_device: iPhone not found\n"); return IPHONE_E_NO_DEVICE; found: // Send the version command to the phone version = version_header(); bytes = usb_bulk_write(phone->device, BULKOUT, (char *) version, sizeof(*version), 800); if (bytes < 20) { log_debug_msg("get_iPhone(): libusb did NOT send enough!\n"); if (bytes < 0) { log_debug_msg("get_iPhone(): libusb gave me the error %d: %s (%s)\n", bytes, usb_strerror(), strerror(-bytes)); } } // Read the phone's response bytes = usb_bulk_read(phone->device, BULKIN, (char *) version, sizeof(*version), 800); // Check for bad response if (bytes < 20) { free(version); iphone_free_device(phone); log_debug_msg("get_iPhone(): Invalid version message -- header too short.\n"); if (bytes < 0) log_debug_msg("get_iPhone(): libusb error message %d: %s (%s)\n", bytes, usb_strerror(), strerror(-bytes)); return IPHONE_E_NOT_ENOUGH_DATA; } // Check for correct version if (ntohl(version->major) == 1 && ntohl(version->minor) == 0) { // We're all ready to roll. fprintf(stderr, "get_iPhone() success\n"); free(version); *device = phone; return IPHONE_E_SUCCESS; } else { // Bad header iphone_free_device(phone); free(version); log_debug_msg("get_iPhone(): Received a bad header/invalid version number."); return IPHONE_E_BAD_HEADER; } // If it got to this point it's gotta be bad log_debug_msg("get_iPhone(): Unknown error.\n"); iphone_free_device(phone); free(version); return IPHONE_E_UNKNOWN_ERROR; // if it got to this point it's gotta be bad } /** * Scans all USB busses and devices for a known AFC-compatible device and * returns a handle to the first such device it finds. Known devices include * those with vendor ID 0x05ac and product ID between 0x1290 and 0x1293 * inclusive. * * This function is convenient, but on systems where higher-level abstractions * (such as HAL) are available it may be preferable to use * iphone_get_specific_device instead, because it can deal with multiple * connected devices as well as devices not known to libiphone. * * @param device Upon calling this function, a pointer to a location of type * iphone_device_t, which must have the value NULL. On return, this location * will be filled with a handle to the device. * @return IPHONE_E_SUCCESS if ok, otherwise an error code. */ iphone_error_t iphone_get_device(iphone_device_t * device) { struct usb_bus *bus; struct usb_device *dev; pthread_mutex_init(&iphonemutex, NULL); usb_init(); usb_find_busses(); usb_find_devices(); for (bus = usb_get_busses(); bus != NULL; bus = bus->next) for (dev = bus->devices; dev != NULL; dev = dev->next) if (dev->descriptor.idVendor == 0x05ac && dev->descriptor.idProduct >= 0x1290 && dev->descriptor.idProduct <= 0x1293) return iphone_get_specific_device(bus->location, dev->devnum, device); return IPHONE_E_NO_DEVICE; } /** Cleans up an iPhone structure, then frees the structure itself. * This is a library-level function; deals directly with the iPhone to tear * down relations, but otherwise is mostly internal. * * @param phone A pointer to an iPhone structure. */ iphone_error_t iphone_free_device(iphone_device_t device) { char buf[512]; int bytes; if (!device) return IPHONE_E_INVALID_ARG; iphone_error_t ret = IPHONE_E_UNKNOWN_ERROR; do { bytes = usb_bulk_read(device->device, BULKIN, buf, 512, 800); } while (bytes > 0); if (device->buffer) { free(device->buffer); } if (device->usbReceive.buffer) { free(device->usbReceive.buffer); } if (device->device) { usb_release_interface(device->device, 1); usb_close(device->device); ret = IPHONE_E_SUCCESS; } free(device); pthread_mutex_destroy(&iphonemutex); return ret; } /** Sends data to the phone * This is a low-level (i.e. directly to phone) function. * * @param phone The iPhone to send data to * @param data The data to send to the iPhone * @param datalen The length of the data * @return The number of bytes sent, or -ERRNO on error */ int send_to_phone(iphone_device_t phone, char *data, int datalen) { if (!phone) return -1; int timeout = 1000; int retrycount = 0; int bytes = 0; #ifdef DEBUG #ifdef DEBUG_MORE printf("===============================\n%s: trying to send\n", __func__); print_buffer(data, datalen); printf("===============================\n"); #endif #endif do { if (retrycount > 3) { fprintf(stderr, "EPIC FAIL! aborting on retry count overload.\n"); return -1; } bytes = usb_bulk_write(phone->device, BULKOUT, data, datalen, timeout); if (bytes == -ETIMEDOUT) { // timed out waiting for write. fprintf(stderr, "usb_bulk_write timeout error.\n"); return bytes; } else if (bytes < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "usb_bulk_write failed with error. err:%d (%s)(%s)\n", bytes, usb_strerror(), strerror(-bytes)); return -1; } else if (bytes == 0) { fprintf(stderr, "usb_bulk_write sent nothing. retrying.\n"); timeout = timeout * 4; retrycount++; continue; } else if (bytes < datalen) { fprintf(stderr, "usb_bulk_write failed to send full dataload. %d of %d\n", bytes, datalen); timeout = timeout * 4; retrycount++; data += bytes; datalen -= bytes; continue; } } while(0); // fall out #ifdef DEBUG if (bytes > 0) { printf(">>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>\n"); printf("%s: sent to phone\n", __func__); print_buffer(data, bytes); printf(">>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>\n"); } #endif return bytes; } /** */ int recv_from_phone_timeout(iphone_device_t phone, char *data, int datalen, int timeoutmillis) { if (!phone) return -1; int bytes = 0; if (!phone) return -1; log_debug_msg("recv_from_phone(): attempting to receive %i bytes\n", datalen); bytes = usb_bulk_read(phone->device, BULKIN, data, datalen, timeoutmillis); if (bytes < 0) { // there are some things which are errors, others which are no problem. // it's not documented in libUSB, but it seems that the error returns are // just negated ERRNO values. if (bytes == -ETIMEDOUT) { // ignore this. it just means timeout reached before we // picked up any data. no problem. } else { fprintf(stderr, "recv_from_phone(): libusb gave me the error %d: %s (%s)\n", bytes, usb_strerror(), strerror(-bytes)); log_debug_msg("recv_from_phone(): libusb gave me the error %d: %s (%s)\n", bytes, usb_strerror(), strerror(-bytes)); } return -1; } #ifdef DEBUG if (bytes > 0) { printf("<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<\n"); printf("%s: received from phone:\n", __func__); print_buffer(data, bytes); printf("<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<\n"); } #endif return bytes; } /** This function is a low-level (i.e. direct to iPhone) function. * * @param phone The iPhone to receive data from * @param data Where to put data read * @param datalen How much data to read in * * @return How many bytes were read in, or -1 on error. */ int recv_from_phone(iphone_device_t phone, char *data, int datalen) { return recv_from_phone_timeout(phone, data, datalen, 100); } /** Creates a USBMux packet for the given set of ports. * * @param s_port The source port for the connection. * @param d_port The destination port for the connection. * * @return A USBMux packet */ usbmux_tcp_header *new_mux_packet(uint16 s_port, uint16 d_port) { usbmux_tcp_header *conn = (usbmux_tcp_header *) malloc(sizeof(usbmux_tcp_header)); conn->type = htonl(6); conn->length = HEADERLEN; conn->sport = htons(s_port); conn->dport = htons(d_port); conn->scnt = 0; conn->ocnt = 0; conn->offset = 0x50; conn->window = htons(0x0200); conn->nullnull = 0x0000; conn->length16 = HEADERLEN; return conn; } /** Removes a connection from the list of connections made. * The list of connections is necessary for buffering. * * @param connection The connection to delete from the tracking list. */ static void delete_connection(iphone_umux_client_t connection) { iphone_umux_client_t *newlist = NULL; pthread_mutex_lock(&iphonemutex); // update the global list of connections if (clients > 1) { newlist = (iphone_umux_client_t *) malloc(sizeof(iphone_umux_client_t) * (clients - 1)); int i = 0, j = 0; for (i = 0; i < clients; i++) { if (connlist[i] == connection) continue; else { newlist[j] = connlist[i]; j++; } } } if (connlist) { free(connlist); } connlist = newlist; clients--; // free up this connection pthread_mutex_lock(&connection->mutex); if (connection->recv_buffer) free(connection->recv_buffer); if (connection->header) free(connection->header); connection->r_len = 0; pthread_mutex_unlock(&connection->mutex); pthread_mutex_destroy(&connection->mutex); free(connection); pthread_mutex_unlock(&iphonemutex); } /** Adds a connection to the list of connections made. * The connection list is necessary for buffering. * * @param connection The connection to add to the global list of connections. */ static void add_connection(iphone_umux_client_t connection) { pthread_mutex_lock(&iphonemutex); iphone_umux_client_t *newlist = (iphone_umux_client_t *) realloc(connlist, sizeof(iphone_umux_client_t) * (clients + 1)); newlist[clients] = connection; connlist = newlist; clients++; pthread_mutex_unlock(&iphonemutex); } /** * Get a source port number that is not used by one of our connections * This is needed for us to make sure we are not sending on another * connection. */ static uint16_t get_free_port() { int i; uint16_t newport = 30000; int cnt = 0; pthread_mutex_lock(&iphonemutex); while (1) { cnt = 0; for (i = 0; i < clients; i++) { if (ntohs(connlist[i]->header->sport) == newport) { cnt++; } } if (cnt == 0) { // newport is not used in our list of connections! break; } else { newport++; if (newport < 30000) { // if all ports from 30000 to 65535 are in use, // the value wraps (16-bit overflow) // return 0, no port is available. // This should not happen, but just in case ;) newport = 0; break; } } } pthread_mutex_unlock(&iphonemutex); return newport; } /** Initializes a connection on phone, with source port s_port and destination port d_port * * @param device The iPhone to initialize a connection on. * @param src_port The source port * @param dst_port The destination port -- 0xf27e for lockdownd. * @param client A mux TCP header for the connection which is used for tracking and data transfer. * @return IPHONE_E_SUCCESS on success, an error code otherwise. */ iphone_error_t iphone_mux_new_client(iphone_device_t device, uint16_t src_port, uint16_t dst_port, iphone_umux_client_t * client) { if (!device || !dst_port) return IPHONE_E_INVALID_ARG; src_port = get_free_port(); if (!src_port) { // this is a special case, if we get 0, this is not good, so return -EISCONN; // TODO: error code suitable? } // Initialize connection stuff iphone_umux_client_t new_connection = (iphone_umux_client_t) malloc(sizeof(struct iphone_umux_client_int)); new_connection->header = new_mux_packet(src_port, dst_port); // send TCP syn if (new_connection && new_connection->header) { new_connection->header->tcp_flags = TCP_SYN; new_connection->header->length = new_connection->header->length; new_connection->header->length16 = new_connection->header->length16; new_connection->header->scnt = 0; new_connection->header->ocnt = 0; new_connection->phone = device; new_connection->recv_buffer = NULL; new_connection->r_len = 0; pthread_cond_init(&new_connection->wait, NULL); pthread_mutex_init(&new_connection->mutex, NULL); pthread_cond_init(&new_connection->wr_wait, NULL); new_connection->wr_pending_scnt = 0; new_connection->wr_window = 0; add_connection(new_connection); new_connection->error = IPHONE_E_SUCCESS; hton_header(new_connection->header); printf("%s: send_to_phone (%d --> %d)\n", __func__, ntohs(new_connection->header->sport), ntohs(new_connection->header->dport)); if (send_to_phone(device, (char *) new_connection->header, sizeof(usbmux_tcp_header)) >= 0) { *client = new_connection; return IPHONE_E_SUCCESS; } else { delete_connection(new_connection); return IPHONE_E_NOT_ENOUGH_DATA; } } // if we get to this point it's probably bad return IPHONE_E_UNKNOWN_ERROR; } /** Cleans up the given USBMux connection. * @note Once a connection is closed it may not be used again. * * @param connection The connection to close. * * @return IPHONE_E_SUCCESS on success. */ iphone_error_t iphone_mux_free_client(iphone_umux_client_t client) { if (!client || !client->phone) return IPHONE_E_INVALID_ARG; pthread_mutex_lock(&client->mutex); client->header->tcp_flags = TCP_FIN; client->header->length = 0x1C; client->header->window = 0; client->header->length16 = 0x1C; hton_header(client->header); int bytes = 0; bytes = usb_bulk_write(client->phone->device, BULKOUT, (char *) client->header, sizeof(usbmux_tcp_header), 800); if (bytes < 0) log_debug_msg("iphone_mux_free_client(): when writing, libusb gave me the error: %s\n", usb_strerror()); bytes = usb_bulk_read(client->phone->device, BULKIN, (char *) client->header, sizeof(usbmux_tcp_header), 800); if (bytes < 0) log_debug_msg("get_iPhone(): when reading, libusb gave me the error: %s\n", usb_strerror()); pthread_mutex_unlock(&client->mutex); // make sure we don't have any last-minute laggards waiting on this. // I put it after the mutex unlock because we have cases where the // conditional wait is dependent on re-grabbing that mutex. pthread_cond_broadcast(&client->wait); pthread_cond_destroy(&client->wait); pthread_cond_broadcast(&client->wr_wait); pthread_cond_destroy(&client->wr_wait); delete_connection(client); return IPHONE_E_SUCCESS; } /** Sends the given data over the selected connection. * * @param phone The iPhone to send to. * @param client The client we're sending data on. * @param data A pointer to the data to send. * @param datalen How much data we're sending. * @param sent_bytes The number of bytes sent, minus the header (28) * * @return IPHONE_E_SUCCESS on success. */ iphone_error_t iphone_mux_send(iphone_umux_client_t client, const char *data, uint32_t datalen, uint32_t * sent_bytes) { if (!client->phone || !client || !sent_bytes) return IPHONE_E_INVALID_ARG; if (client->error != IPHONE_E_SUCCESS) { return client->error; } *sent_bytes = 0; pthread_mutex_lock(&client->mutex); int sendresult = 0; uint32 blocksize = 0; if (client->wr_window <= 0) { struct timespec ts; clock_gettime(CLOCK_REALTIME, &ts); //ts.tv_sec += 1; ts.tv_nsec += 750 * 1000; if (pthread_cond_timedwait(&client->wait, &client->mutex, &ts) == ETIMEDOUT) { // timd out. optimistically grow the window and try to make progress client->wr_window += WINDOW_INCREMENT; } } blocksize = sizeof(usbmux_tcp_header) + datalen; // client->scnt and client->ocnt should already be in host notation... // we don't need to change them juuuust yet. char *buffer = (char *) malloc(blocksize + 2); // allow 2 bytes of safety padding // Set the length client->header->length = blocksize; client->header->length16 = blocksize; // Put header into big-endian notation hton_header(client->header); // Concatenation of stuff in the buffer. memcpy(buffer, client->header, sizeof(usbmux_tcp_header)); memcpy(buffer + sizeof(usbmux_tcp_header), data, datalen); printf("%s: send_to_phone(%d --> %d)\n", __func__, ntohs(client->header->sport), ntohs(client->header->dport)); sendresult = send_to_phone(client->phone, buffer, blocksize); // Now that we've sent it off, we can clean up after our sloppy selves. if (buffer) free(buffer); // revert header fields that have been swapped before trying to send ntoh_header(client->header); // update counts ONLY if the send succeeded. if (sendresult == blocksize) { // Re-calculate scnt client->header->scnt += datalen; client->wr_window -= blocksize; } pthread_mutex_unlock(&client->mutex); if (sendresult == -ETIMEDOUT || sendresult == 0) { // no problem for now... *sent_bytes = 0; return IPHONE_E_TIMEOUT; } else if (sendresult < 0) { return IPHONE_E_UNKNOWN_ERROR; } else if (sendresult == blocksize) { // actual number of data bytes sent. *sent_bytes = sendresult - HEADERLEN; return IPHONE_E_SUCCESS; } else { fprintf(stderr, "usbsend managed to dump a packet that is not full size. %d of %d\n", sendresult, blocksize); return IPHONE_E_UNKNOWN_ERROR; } } /** append the packet's DATA to the receive buffer for the client. * * this has a few other corner-case functions: * 1. this will properly handle the handshake syn+ack. * 2. for all receives, this will appropriately update the ocnt. * * @return number of bytes consumed (header + data) */ uint32 append_receive_buffer(iphone_umux_client_t client, char* packet) { if (client == NULL || packet == NULL) return 0; usbmux_tcp_header *header = (usbmux_tcp_header *) packet; char* data = &packet[HEADERLEN]; uint32 packetlen = ntohl(header->length); uint32 datalen = packetlen-HEADERLEN; int dobroadcast = 0; pthread_mutex_lock(&client->mutex); // we need to handle a few corner case tasks and book-keeping which // falls on our responsibility because we are the ones reading in // feedback. if (client->header->scnt == 0 && client->header->ocnt == 0 ) { fprintf(stdout, "client is still waiting for handshake.\n"); if (header->tcp_flags == (TCP_SYN | TCP_ACK)) { fprintf(stdout, "yes, got syn+ack ; replying with ack.\n"); client->header->tcp_flags = TCP_ACK; client->header->length = sizeof(usbmux_tcp_header); client->header->length16 = sizeof(usbmux_tcp_header); client->header->scnt += 1; client->header->ocnt = header->ocnt; hton_header(client->header); // push it to USB // TODO: need to check for error in the send here.... :( printf("%s: send_to_phone (%d --> %d)\n", __func__, ntohs(client->header->sport), ntohs(client->header->dport)); if (send_to_phone(client->phone, (char *)client->header, sizeof(usbmux_tcp_header)) <= 0) { fprintf(stdout, "%s: error when pushing to usb...\n", __func__); } // need to revert some of the fields back to host notation. ntoh_header(client->header); } else { client->error = IPHONE_E_ECONNABORTED; // woah... this connection failed us. // TODO: somehow signal that this stream is a no-go. fprintf(stderr, "WOAH! client failed to get proper syn+ack.\n"); } } // update TCP counters and windows. // // save the window that we're getting from the USB device. // apparently the window is bigger than just the 512 that's typically // advertised. iTunes apparently shifts this value by 8 to get a much // larger number. if (header->tcp_flags & TCP_RST) { client->error = IPHONE_E_ECONNRESET; if (datalen > 0) { char e_msg[128]; e_msg[0] = 0; if (datalen > 1) { memcpy(e_msg, data+1, datalen-1); e_msg[datalen-1] = 0; } // fetch the message switch(data[0]) { case 0: // this is not an error, it's just a status message. fprintf(stdout, "received status message: %s\n", e_msg); datalen = 0; break; case 1: fprintf(stderr, "received error message: %s\n", e_msg); datalen = 0; break; default: fprintf(stderr, "received unknown message (type 0x%02x): %s\n", data[0], e_msg); //datalen = 0; // <-- we let this commented out for testing break; } } else { fprintf(stderr, "peer sent connection reset. setting error: %d\n", client->error); } } // the packet's ocnt tells us how much of our data the device has received. if (header->tcp_flags & TCP_ACK) { // this is a hacky magic number condition. it seems that once the window // reported by the phone starts to drop below this number, we quickly fall // into connection reset problems. Once we see the reported window size // start falling off, cut off and wait for solid acks to come back. if (ntohs(header->window) < 256) client->wr_window = 0; // check what just got acked. if (ntohl(header->ocnt) < client->header->scnt) { // we got some kind of ack, but it hasn't caught up with the // pending that have been sent. pthread_cond_broadcast(&client->wr_wait); } else if (ntohl(header->ocnt) > /*client->wr_pending_scnt*/ client->header->scnt) { fprintf(stderr, "WTF?! acks overtook pending outstanding. %u,%u\n", ntohl(header->ocnt), client->wr_pending_scnt); } else { // reset the window client->wr_window = WINDOW_MAX; pthread_cond_broadcast(&client->wr_wait); } } // the packet's scnt will be our new ocnt. client->header->ocnt = ntohl(header->scnt); // ensure there is enough space, either by first malloc or realloc if (datalen > 0) { fprintf(stderr, "%s: putting %d bytes into client's recv_buffer\n", __func__, datalen); if (client->r_len == 0) dobroadcast = 1; if (client->recv_buffer == NULL) { client->recv_buffer = malloc(datalen); client->r_len = 0; } else { client->recv_buffer = realloc(client->recv_buffer, client->r_len + datalen); } memcpy(&client->recv_buffer[client->r_len], data, datalen); client->r_len += datalen; } pthread_mutex_unlock(&client->mutex); // I put this outside the mutex unlock just so that when the threads // wake, we don't have to do another round of unlock+try to grab. if (dobroadcast) pthread_cond_broadcast(&client->wait); return packetlen; } /** NOTE! THERE IS NO MUTEX LOCK IN THIS FUNCTION! because we're only called from one location, pullbulk, where the lock is already held. */ iphone_umux_client_t find_client(usbmux_tcp_header* recv_header) { // remember, as we're looking for the client, the receive header is // coming from the USB into our client. This means that when we check // the src/dst ports, we need to reverse them. iphone_umux_client_t retval = NULL; // just for debugging check, I'm going to convert the numbers to host-endian. uint16 hsport = ntohs(recv_header->sport); uint16 hdport = ntohs(recv_header->dport); pthread_mutex_lock(&iphonemutex); int i; for (i = 0; i < clients; i++) { uint16 csport = ntohs(connlist[i]->header->sport); uint16 cdport = ntohs(connlist[i]->header->dport); if (hsport == cdport && hdport == csport) { retval = connlist[i]; break; } } pthread_mutex_unlock(&iphonemutex); return retval; } /** pull in a big USB bulk packet and distribute it to queues appropriately. */ void iphone_mux_pullbulk(iphone_device_t phone) { if (!phone) { fprintf(stderr, "iphone_mux_pullbulk: invalid argument\n"); return; } static const int DEFAULT_CAPACITY = 128*1024; if (phone->usbReceive.buffer == NULL) { phone->usbReceive.capacity = DEFAULT_CAPACITY; phone->usbReceive.buffer = malloc(phone->usbReceive.capacity); phone->usbReceive.leftover = 0; } // start the cursor off just ahead of the leftover. char* cursor = &phone->usbReceive.buffer[phone->usbReceive.leftover]; // pull in content, note that the amount we can pull is capacity minus leftover int readlen = recv_from_phone_timeout(phone, cursor, phone->usbReceive.capacity - phone->usbReceive.leftover, 5000); if (readlen < 0) { //fprintf(stderr, "recv_from_phone_timeout gave us an error.\n"); readlen = 0; } if (readlen > 0) { //fprintf(stdout, "recv_from_phone_timeout pulled an extra %d bytes\n", readlen); } // the amount of content we have to work with is the remainder plus // what we managed to read phone->usbReceive.leftover += readlen; // reset the cursor to the front of that buffer and work through // trying to decode packets out of them. cursor = phone->usbReceive.buffer; while (1) { // check if there's even sufficient data to decode a header if (phone->usbReceive.leftover < HEADERLEN) break; usbmux_tcp_header *header = (usbmux_tcp_header *) cursor; printf("%s: recv_from_phone_timeout (%d --> %d)\n", __func__, ntohs(header->sport), ntohs(header->dport)); // now that we have a header, check if there is sufficient data // to construct a full packet, including its data uint32 packetlen = ntohl(header->length); if (phone->usbReceive.leftover < packetlen) { printf("%s: not enough data to construct a full packet\n", __func__); break; } // ok... find the client this packet will get stuffed to. iphone_umux_client_t client = find_client(header); if (client == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "WARNING: client for packet cannot be found. dropping packet.\n"); } else { // stuff the data fprintf(stderr, "%s: found client, calling append_receive_buffer\n", __func__); append_receive_buffer(client, cursor); } // move the cursor and account for the consumption cursor += packetlen; phone->usbReceive.leftover -= packetlen; } // now, we need to manage any leftovers. // I'm going to manage the leftovers by alloc'ing a new block and copying // the leftovers to it. This is just to prevent problems with memory // moves where there may be overlap. Besides, the leftovers should be // small enough that this copy is minimal in overhead. // // if there are no leftovers, we just leave the datastructure as is, // and re-use the block next time. if (phone->usbReceive.leftover > 0 && cursor != phone->usbReceive.buffer) { fprintf(stderr, "%s: we got a leftover, so handle it\n", __func__); char* newbuff = malloc(DEFAULT_CAPACITY); memcpy(newbuff, cursor, phone->usbReceive.leftover); free(phone->usbReceive.buffer); phone->usbReceive.buffer = newbuff; phone->usbReceive.capacity = DEFAULT_CAPACITY; } } /** * return the error code stored in iphone_umux_client_t structure, * e.g. non-zero when an usb read error occurs. * * @param client the umux client * * @return IPHONE_E_* error codes. */ iphone_error_t iphone_mux_get_error(iphone_umux_client_t client) { if (!client) { return 0; } return client->error; } /** This is a higher-level USBMuxTCP-like function * * @param connection The connection to receive data on. * @param data Where to put the data we receive. * @param datalen How much data to read. * * @return IPHONE_E_SUCCESS or error code if failure. */ iphone_error_t iphone_mux_recv(iphone_umux_client_t client, char *data, uint32_t datalen, uint32_t * recv_bytes) { return iphone_mux_recv_timeout(client, data, datalen, recv_bytes, 0); } /** @param timeout */ iphone_error_t iphone_mux_recv_timeout(iphone_umux_client_t client, char *data, uint32_t datalen, uint32_t * recv_bytes, int timeout) { if (!client || !data || datalen == 0 || !recv_bytes) return IPHONE_E_INVALID_ARG; if (client->error != IPHONE_E_SUCCESS) return client->error; pthread_mutex_lock(&client->mutex); if (timeout > 0 && (client->recv_buffer == NULL ||client->r_len == 0)) { struct timespec ts; clock_gettime(CLOCK_REALTIME, &ts); ts.tv_sec += timeout/1000; ts.tv_nsec += (timeout-((int)(timeout/1000))*1000)*1000; //millis * 1000; pthread_cond_timedwait(&client->wait, &client->mutex, &ts); } *recv_bytes = 0; if (client->recv_buffer != NULL && client->r_len > 0) { uint32_t foolen = datalen; if (foolen > client->r_len) foolen = client->r_len; memcpy(data, client->recv_buffer, foolen); *recv_bytes = foolen; // preserve any left-over unread amounts. int remainder = client->r_len - foolen; if (remainder > 0) { char* newbuf = malloc(remainder); memcpy(newbuf, client->recv_buffer + foolen, remainder); client->r_len = remainder; free(client->recv_buffer); client->recv_buffer = newbuf; } else { free(client->recv_buffer); client->recv_buffer = NULL; client->r_len = 0; } } pthread_mutex_unlock(&client->mutex); return IPHONE_E_SUCCESS; }