control.go

package nebula

import (
	"net"
	"os"
	"os/signal"
	"sync/atomic"
	"syscall"

	"github.com/sirupsen/logrus"
	"github.com/slackhq/nebula/cert"
)

// Every interaction here needs to take extra care to copy memory and not return or use arguments "as is" when touching
// core. This means copying IP objects, slices, de-referencing pointers and taking the actual value, etc

type Control struct {
	f          *Interface
	l          *logrus.Logger
	sshStart   func()
	statsStart func()
	dnsStart   func()
}

type ControlHostInfo struct {
	VpnIP          net.IP                  `json:"vpnIp"`
	LocalIndex     uint32                  `json:"localIndex"`
	RemoteIndex    uint32                  `json:"remoteIndex"`
	RemoteAddrs    []*udpAddr              `json:"remoteAddrs"`
	CachedPackets  int                     `json:"cachedPackets"`
	Cert           *cert.NebulaCertificate `json:"cert"`
	MessageCounter uint64                  `json:"messageCounter"`
	CurrentRemote  *udpAddr                `json:"currentRemote"`
}

// Start actually runs nebula, this is a nonblocking call. To block use Control.ShutdownBlock()
func (c *Control) Start() {
	// Activate the interface
	c.f.activate()

	// Call all the delayed funcs that waited patiently for the interface to be created.
	if c.sshStart != nil {
		go c.sshStart()
	}
	if c.statsStart != nil {
		go c.statsStart()
	}
	if c.dnsStart != nil {
		go c.dnsStart()
	}

	// Start reading packets.
	c.f.run()
}

// Stop signals nebula to shutdown, returns after the shutdown is complete
func (c *Control) Stop() {
	//TODO: stop tun and udp routines, the lock on hostMap effectively does that though
	c.CloseAllTunnels(false)
	c.l.Info("Goodbye")
}

// ShutdownBlock will listen for and block on term and interrupt signals, calling Control.Stop() once signalled
func (c *Control) ShutdownBlock() {
	sigChan := make(chan os.Signal)
	signal.Notify(sigChan, syscall.SIGTERM)
	signal.Notify(sigChan, syscall.SIGINT)

	rawSig := <-sigChan
	sig := rawSig.String()
	c.l.WithField("signal", sig).Info("Caught signal, shutting down")
	c.Stop()
}

// RebindUDPServer asks the UDP listener to rebind it's listener. Mainly used on mobile clients when interfaces change
func (c *Control) RebindUDPServer() {
	_ = c.f.outside.Rebind()

	// Trigger a lighthouse update, useful for mobile clients that should have an update interval of 0
	c.f.lightHouse.SendUpdate(c.f)

	// Let the main interface know that we rebound so that underlying tunnels know to trigger punches from their remotes
	c.f.rebindCount++
}

// ListHostmap returns details about the actual or pending (handshaking) hostmap
func (c *Control) ListHostmap(pendingMap bool) []ControlHostInfo {
	if pendingMap {
		return listHostMap(c.f.handshakeManager.pendingHostMap)
	} else {
		return listHostMap(c.f.hostMap)
	}
}

// GetHostInfoByVpnIP returns a single tunnels hostInfo, or nil if not found
func (c *Control) GetHostInfoByVpnIP(vpnIP uint32, pending bool) *ControlHostInfo {
	var hm *HostMap
	if pending {
		hm = c.f.handshakeManager.pendingHostMap
	} else {
		hm = c.f.hostMap
	}

	h, err := hm.QueryVpnIP(vpnIP)
	if err != nil {
		return nil
	}

	ch := copyHostInfo(h, c.f.hostMap.preferredRanges)
	return &ch
}

// SetRemoteForTunnel forces a tunnel to use a specific remote
func (c *Control) SetRemoteForTunnel(vpnIP uint32, addr udpAddr) *ControlHostInfo {
	hostInfo, err := c.f.hostMap.QueryVpnIP(vpnIP)
	if err != nil {
		return nil
	}

	hostInfo.SetRemote(addr.Copy())
	ch := copyHostInfo(hostInfo, c.f.hostMap.preferredRanges)
	return &ch
}

// CloseTunnel closes a fully established tunnel. If localOnly is false it will notify the remote end as well.
func (c *Control) CloseTunnel(vpnIP uint32, localOnly bool) bool {
	hostInfo, err := c.f.hostMap.QueryVpnIP(vpnIP)
	if err != nil {
		return false
	}

	if !localOnly {
		c.f.send(
			closeTunnel,
			0,
			hostInfo.ConnectionState,
			hostInfo,
			hostInfo.remote,
			[]byte{},
			make([]byte, 12, 12),
			make([]byte, mtu),
		)
	}

	c.f.closeTunnel(hostInfo, false)
	return true
}

// CloseAllTunnels is just like CloseTunnel except it goes through and shuts them all down, optionally you can avoid shutting down lighthouse tunnels
// the int returned is a count of tunnels closed
func (c *Control) CloseAllTunnels(excludeLighthouses bool) (closed int) {
	//TODO: this is probably better as a function in ConnectionManager or HostMap directly
	c.f.hostMap.Lock()
	for _, h := range c.f.hostMap.Hosts {
		if excludeLighthouses {
			if _, ok := c.f.lightHouse.lighthouses[h.hostId]; ok {
				continue
			}
		}

		if h.ConnectionState.ready {
			c.f.send(closeTunnel, 0, h.ConnectionState, h, h.remote, []byte{}, make([]byte, 12, 12), make([]byte, mtu))
			c.f.closeTunnel(h, true)

			c.l.WithField("vpnIp", IntIp(h.hostId)).WithField("udpAddr", h.remote).
				Debug("Sending close tunnel message")
			closed++
		}
	}
	c.f.hostMap.Unlock()
	return
}

func copyHostInfo(h *HostInfo, preferredRanges []*net.IPNet) ControlHostInfo {
	chi := ControlHostInfo{
		VpnIP:         int2ip(h.hostId),
		LocalIndex:    h.localIndexId,
		RemoteIndex:   h.remoteIndexId,
		RemoteAddrs:   h.remotes.CopyAddrs(preferredRanges),
		CachedPackets: len(h.packetStore),
	}

	if h.ConnectionState != nil {
		chi.MessageCounter = atomic.LoadUint64(&h.ConnectionState.atomicMessageCounter)
	}

	if c := h.GetCert(); c != nil {
		chi.Cert = c.Copy()
	}

	if h.remote != nil {
		chi.CurrentRemote = h.remote.Copy()
	}

	return chi
}

func listHostMap(hm *HostMap) []ControlHostInfo {
	hm.RLock()
	hosts := make([]ControlHostInfo, len(hm.Hosts))
	i := 0
	for _, v := range hm.Hosts {
		hosts[i] = copyHostInfo(v, hm.preferredRanges)
		i++
	}
	hm.RUnlock()

	return hosts
}