#include "nilorea/n_common.h"
#include "nilorea/n_http_response.h"
#include "nilorea/n_http_server.h"
#include "nilorea/n_log.h"
#include "nilorea/n_network.h"
#include "nilorea/n_str.h"
#include "nilorea/n_x509.h"
#include <openssl/err.h>
#include <openssl/ssl.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <poll.h>
#include <pthread.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <unistd.h>

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Data Structures
struct	client
	a test client connection, plain or TLS More...
struct	reply
	a parsed response as the client saw it More...
struct	runner
	server thread state More...

Functions
static void	cl_close (client *c)
	close a client connection
static int	cl_connect (const char port, client c)
	connect to the server
static long	cl_recv (client c, char b, size_t n)
	receive some bytes (3 s socket timeout)
static void	cl_send (client c, const char s, size_t n)
	send all bytes
static void	cl_sends (client c, const char s)
	send a NUL-terminated string
static int	cl_tls (client c, SSL_CTX ctx)
	upgrade a client connection to TLS
static int	closed_by_server (client *c, int ms)
	has the server closed the connection (within ms)?
static void	expect_true (const char *what, int ok)
	count a failed check
static N_HTTP_RESP *	handler (N_HTTP_SERVER_REQUEST req, void user)
	the application under test
int	main (int argc, char **argv)
	run the checks
static void	process_args (int argc, char **argv)
	read -V LOG_LEVEL
static int	read_reply (client c, int head_only, reply r)
	read one response
static void *	run_server (void *p)
	run the server
static N_HTTP_SERVER *	start (N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG cfg, char port, int base)
	start a server on the first free port from base
static void	test_capacity (void)
	the connection cap, on a server whose deadlines are long enough for the held connections to stay open however slow the machine is
static void	test_plain (void)
	the plain HTTP server
static void	test_tls (void)
	the TLS server
static N_HTTP_RESP *	text (int status, const char *body)
	text response
static int	write_pem (const N_STR pem, char path)
	write a PEM string to a temp file

Variables
static int	failures = 0
	failed checks
static size_t	npending = 0
	number of leftover bytes
static char	pending [200000]
	leftover bytes between responses on one connection

Data Structure Documentation

◆ client

struct client

a test client connection, plain or TLS

Examples: ex_accept_pool_server.c, ex_http_server.c, ex_network_reactor.c, and ex_network_ws_limits.c.

Definition at line 148 of file ex_http_server.c.

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Data Fields
NETWORK *	netw	the socket
SSL *	ssl	TLS, or NULL.

◆ reply

struct reply

a parsed response as the client saw it

Examples: ex_http2_server.c, ex_http_server.c, ex_network_sni.c, and ex_network_ssl_nonblock.c.

Definition at line 243 of file ex_http_server.c.

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Data Fields
char	body[70000]	the body
long	body_len	body length
char	head[4096]	the head
int	status	status code, 0 when none

◆ runner

struct runner

server thread state

Examples: ex_http_server.c.

Definition at line 321 of file ex_http_server.c.

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Data Fields
int	ok	run() result
N_HTTP_SERVER *	srv	the server

Function Documentation

◆ cl_close()

void cl_close ( client * c )

static

close a client connection

Parameters

c	the connection

Examples: ex_http_server.c.

Definition at line 228 of file ex_http_server.c.

References client::netw, netw_close(), and client::ssl.

Referenced by test_capacity(), test_plain(), and test_tls().

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◆ cl_connect()

int cl_connect	(	const char *	port,
		client *	c )

static

connect to the server

Parameters

port	the port
c	receives the connection

Returns: 1 on success

Examples: ex_http_server.c.

Definition at line 159 of file ex_http_server.c.

References client::netw, netw_connect(), netw_setsockopt(), NETWORK_IPALL, and port.

Referenced by test_capacity(), test_plain(), and test_tls().

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◆ cl_recv()

long cl_recv	(	client *	c,
		char *	b,
		size_t	n )

static

receive some bytes (3 s socket timeout)

Parameters

c	the connection
b	buffer
n	its size

Returns: bytes, 0 on close, -1 on timeout/error

Examples: ex_http_server.c.

Definition at line 212 of file ex_http_server.c.

References NETWORK::link, client::netw, N_SOCKET::sock, and client::ssl.

Referenced by closed_by_server(), and read_reply().

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◆ cl_send()

void cl_send	(	client *	c,
		const char *	s,
		size_t	n )

static

send all bytes

Parameters

c	the connection
s	bytes
n	how many

Examples: ex_http_server.c.

Definition at line 184 of file ex_http_server.c.

References NETWORK::link, client::netw, N_SOCKET::sock, and client::ssl.

Referenced by cl_sends(), and test_plain().

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◆ cl_sends()

void cl_sends	(	client *	c,
		const char *	s )

static

send a NUL-terminated string

Parameters

c	the connection
s	the string

Examples: ex_http_server.c.

Definition at line 203 of file ex_http_server.c.

References cl_send().

Referenced by test_plain(), and test_tls().

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◆ cl_tls()

int cl_tls	(	client *	c,
		SSL_CTX *	ctx )

static

upgrade a client connection to TLS

Parameters

c	the connection
ctx	client context

Returns: 1 on a completed handshake

Examples: ex_http_server.c.

Definition at line 172 of file ex_http_server.c.

References NETWORK::link, client::netw, N_SOCKET::sock, and client::ssl.

Referenced by test_tls().

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◆ closed_by_server()

int closed_by_server	(	client *	c,
		int	ms )

static

has the server closed the connection (within ms)?

Parameters

c	the connection
ms	how long to wait

Returns: 1 when closed

Examples: ex_http_server.c.

Definition at line 304 of file ex_http_server.c.

References cl_recv(), NETWORK::link, client::netw, npending, N_SOCKET::sock, and client::ssl.

Referenced by test_plain(), and test_tls().

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◆ expect_true()

void expect_true	(	const char *	what,
		int	ok )

static

count a failed check

Parameters

what	the check
ok	its result

Definition at line 59 of file ex_http_server.c.

References failures, LOG_ERR, LOG_INFO, and n_log.

◆ handler()

N_HTTP_RESP * handler	(	N_HTTP_SERVER_REQUEST *	req,
		void *	user )

static

the application under test

Parameters

req	the request
user	unused

Returns: the response, NULL for /null

Examples: ex_http_server.c.

Definition at line 104 of file ex_http_server.c.

References N_HTTP_SERVER_REQUEST::body_status, N_STR::data, free_nstr, n_http_response_append(), n_http_response_new(), n_http_server_read_body(), n_http_server_read_body_to_fd(), N_HTTP_SERVER_REQUEST::path, N_HTTP_SERVER_REQUEST::peer_ip, N_HTTP_SERVER_REQUEST::query, text(), N_HTTP_SERVER_REQUEST::tls, and N_STR::written.

Referenced by main(), test_capacity(), test_plain(), and test_tls().

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◆ main()

int main	(	int	argc,
		char **	argv )

run the checks

Parameters

argc	argument count
argv	arguments

Returns: 0 when every check passes

Definition at line 714 of file ex_http_server.c.

References expect_true(), failures, handler(), N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::handler, LOG_ERR, LOG_NOTICE, n_http_server_config_defaults(), n_http_server_free(), n_http_server_new(), n_http_server_stop(), n_log, netw_init_openssl(), netw_unload_openssl(), process_args(), set_log_level(), test_capacity(), test_plain(), test_tls(), and N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::workers.

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◆ process_args()

void process_args	(	int	argc,
		char **	argv )

static

read -V LOG_LEVEL

Parameters

argc	argument count
argv	arguments

Definition at line 71 of file ex_http_server.c.

References LOG_DEBUG, LOG_ERR, LOG_INFO, LOG_NOTICE, LOG_NULL, and set_log_level().

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◆ read_reply()

int read_reply	(	client *	c,
		int	head_only,
		reply *	r )

static

read one response

Parameters

c	the connection
head_only	response to a HEAD request (no body)
r	receives it

Returns: the status, 0 when none arrived

Examples: ex_http_server.c.

Definition at line 260 of file ex_http_server.c.

References reply::body, reply::body_len, cl_recv(), reply::head, npending, pending, and reply::status.

Referenced by test_capacity(), test_plain(), and test_tls().

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◆ run_server()

void * run_server ( void * p )

static

run the server

Parameters

p	the runner

Returns: NULL

Definition at line 329 of file ex_http_server.c.

References n_http_server_run(), runner::ok, and runner::srv.

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◆ start()

N_HTTP_SERVER * start	(	N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG *	cfg,
		char *	port,
		int	base )

static

start a server on the first free port from base

Parameters

cfg	settings (port is filled)
port	buffer for the port
base	first port to try

Returns: the server or NULL

Examples: ex_gui_color_picker.c, ex_gui_hexview.c, and ex_http_server.c.

Definition at line 340 of file ex_http_server.c.

References n_http_server_new(), N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::port, and port.

Referenced by _draw_label_lines(), _label_line_at(), _label_lines_char_at(), _n_html_skip_rawtext(), _slider_travel(), _suggest_accept(), _suggest_refresh(), _suggest_word(), _text_load(), _word_text(), lex_next(), main(), n_diff_to_unified(), n_gui_slider_handle_pos(), n_gui_syntaxview_set_selection(), n_gui_textarea_set_selection(), n_html_extract_js_urls(), n_html_to_text(), n_http_form_parse(), n_markdown_parse_ex(), netw_extract_http_info(), str_to_int_ex(), str_to_int_nolog(), str_to_long_ex(), str_to_long_long_ex(), test_capacity(), test_plain(), test_tls(), trim_nocopy(), and zip_scan().

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◆ test_capacity()

void test_capacity ( void )

static

the connection cap, on a server whose deadlines are long enough for the held connections to stay open however slow the machine is

Examples: ex_http_server.c.

Definition at line 580 of file ex_http_server.c.

References cl_close(), cl_connect(), expect_true(), handler(), N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::handler, N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::header_timeout_ms, n_http_server_config_defaults(), n_http_server_free(), n_http_server_stop(), npending, port, read_reply(), run, run_server(), start(), and N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::workers.

Referenced by main().

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◆ test_plain()

void test_plain ( void )

static

the plain HTTP server

Examples: ex_http_server.c.

Definition at line 354 of file ex_http_server.c.

References N_HTTP_SERVER_STATS::accepted, N_HTTP_SERVER_STATS::active, N_HTTP_SERVER_STATS::bad_requests, reply::body, reply::body_len, N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::body_timeout_ms, cl_close(), cl_connect(), cl_send(), cl_sends(), closed_by_server(), expect_true(), handler(), N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::handler, reply::head, N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::header_timeout_ms, N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::idle_timeout_ms, NETWORK::link, LOG_INFO, N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::max_body, n_http_server_config_defaults(), n_http_server_free(), n_http_server_stats(), n_http_server_stop(), n_log, client::netw, npending, port, read_reply(), N_HTTP_SERVER_STATS::refused, N_HTTP_SERVER_STATS::requests, run, run_server(), N_SOCKET::sock, start(), N_HTTP_SERVER_STATS::timeouts, N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::workers, and N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::write_timeout_ms.

Referenced by main().

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◆ test_tls()

void test_tls ( void )

static

the TLS server

Examples: ex_http_server.c.

Definition at line 639 of file ex_http_server.c.

References reply::body, cert, cl_close(), cl_connect(), cl_sends(), cl_tls(), closed_by_server(), expect_true(), free_nstr, handler(), N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::handler, N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::handshake_timeout_ms, key, n_http_server_config_defaults(), n_http_server_free(), n_http_server_new(), n_http_server_stats(), n_http_server_stop(), n_x509_generate_ca(), n_x509_mint_host_cert(), npending, port, read_reply(), run, run_server(), client::ssl, start(), N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::tls_cert_file, N_HTTP_SERVER_STATS::tls_failures, N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::tls_key_file, N_HTTP_SERVER_CONFIG::workers, and write_pem().

Referenced by main().

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◆ text()

N_HTTP_RESP * text	(	int	status,
		const char *	body )

static

text response

Parameters

status	status code
text	body

Returns: the response

Examples: ex_gui.c, ex_gui_combobox_items.c, ex_gui_dictionary.c, ex_gui_network.c, ex_http_server.c, ex_json.c, and ex_tiff.c.

Definition at line 93 of file ex_http_server.c.

References n_http_response_append(), n_http_response_new(), and n_http_response_set_header().

Referenced by _draw_justified_selection(), _draw_label_overflow(), _draw_text_justified(), _draw_text_truncated(), _emit(), _justified_char_at_pos(), _label_content_height(), _label_line_at(), _label_line_count(), _n_gui_color_set_label(), _ngui_clip_set(), _ngui_meas_slot(), _popup_append(), _shorten_start(), _split_words(), _text_dims(), _text_load(), _text_w(), _textarea_step(), _word_text(), add_once(), build_chat_msg(), chat_log_add(), handler(), inl_push(), main(), md_build_seg(), md_flow(), md_run(), n_clipboard_set(), n_gui_add_label(), n_gui_add_label_link(), n_gui_combobox_add_item(), n_gui_dropmenu_add_dynamic_entry(), n_gui_dropmenu_add_entry(), n_gui_dropmenu_set_entry_text(), n_gui_get_text_dims(), n_gui_label_set_text(), n_gui_listbox_add_item(), n_gui_make_theme(), n_gui_markdownview_set_text(), n_gui_md_draw(), n_gui_md_height(), n_gui_md_link_at(), n_gui_md_style_default(), n_gui_popup_add_item(), n_gui_popup_add_submenu(), n_gui_popup_set_title(), n_gui_progressbar_set_text(), n_gui_radiolist_add_item(), n_gui_set_widget_tooltip(), n_gui_suggest_add(), n_gui_syntaxview_set_text(), n_gui_text_shorten(), n_gui_textarea_set_placeholder(), n_gui_textarea_set_text(), n_json_parse(), n_markdown_has_markup(), n_markdown_has_markup_ex(), n_markdown_parse(), n_markdown_parse_ex(), n_pretty_js(), n_pretty_json(), n_pretty_json_lenient(), n_pretty_xml(), n_url_safe_find(), on_search_change(), on_send_click(), on_text_change(), poll_network_msgs(), test_order(), test_sub_ifd(), update_completion(), wildmat(), and wildmatcase().

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◆ write_pem()

int write_pem	(	const N_STR *	pem,
		char *	path )

static

write a PEM string to a temp file

Parameters

pem	the PEM
path	template, replaced by the file name

Returns: 1 on success

Examples: ex_http_server.c.

Definition at line 630 of file ex_http_server.c.

References N_STR::data, and N_STR::written.

Referenced by test_tls().

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Variable Documentation

◆ failures

int failures = 0

static

failed checks

Definition at line 54 of file ex_http_server.c.

◆ npending

size_t npending = 0

static

number of leftover bytes

Examples: ex_http_server.c.

Definition at line 253 of file ex_http_server.c.

Referenced by closed_by_server(), read_reply(), test_capacity(), test_plain(), and test_tls().

◆ pending

char pending[200000]

static

leftover bytes between responses on one connection

Examples: ex_http_server.c.

Definition at line 251 of file ex_http_server.c.

Referenced by n_gui_draw_detached(), and read_reply().

Data Structures

Functions

Variables

Data Structure Documentation

◆ client

◆ reply

◆ runner

Function Documentation

◆ cl_close()

◆ cl_connect()

◆ cl_recv()

◆ cl_send()

◆ cl_sends()

◆ cl_tls()

◆ closed_by_server()

◆ expect_true()

◆ handler()

◆ main()

◆ process_args()

◆ read_reply()

◆ run_server()

◆ start()

◆ test_capacity()

◆ test_plain()

◆ test_tls()

◆ text()

◆ write_pem()

Variable Documentation

◆ failures

◆ npending

◆ pending