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#include <solanaceae/tox_contacts/tox_contact_model2.hpp>
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NGCHS2::NGCHS2(
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Contact3Registry& cr,
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RegistryMessageModelI& rmm,
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ToxContactModel2& tcm,
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ToxEventProviderI& tep,
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NGCFT1& nft
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) :
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_cr(cr),
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_rmm(rmm),
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_rmm_sr(_rmm.newSubRef(this)),
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_tcm(tcm),
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_tep_sr(tep.newSubRef(this)),
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_nft(nft),
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_nftep_sr(_nft.newSubRef(this))
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{
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_rmm_sr
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.subscribe(RegistryMessageModel_Event::message_construct)
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.subscribe(RegistryMessageModel_Event::message_updated)
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.subscribe(RegistryMessageModel_Event::message_destroy)
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;
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_tep_sr
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.subscribe(TOX_EVENT_GROUP_PEER_JOIN)
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.subscribe(TOX_EVENT_GROUP_PEER_EXIT)
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return 1000.f;
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}
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bool NGCHS2::onEvent(const Message::Events::MessageConstruct&) {
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return false;
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}
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bool NGCHS2::onEvent(const Message::Events::MessageUpdated&) {
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return false;
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}
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bool NGCHS2::onEvent(const Message::Events::MessageDestory&) {
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return false;
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}
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bool NGCHS2::onEvent(const Events::NGCFT1_recv_request& e) {
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if (
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e.file_kind != NGCFT1_file_kind::HS2_INFO_RANGE_TIME &&
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#pragma once
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//#include <solanaceae/contact/contact_model3.hpp>
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#include <solanaceae/toxcore/tox_event_interface.hpp>
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//#include <solanaceae/message3/registry_message_model.hpp>
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#include <solanaceae/contact/contact_model3.hpp>
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#include <solanaceae/message3/registry_message_model.hpp>
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#include <solanaceae/ngc_ft1/ngcft1.hpp>
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#include <entt/container/dense_map.hpp>
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// fwd
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class ToxContactModel2;
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class NGCHS2 : public ToxEventI, public NGCFT1EventI {
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// time ranges
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// should we just do last x minutes like zngchs?
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// properly done, we need to use:
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// - Message::Components::ViewCurserBegin
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// - Message::Components::ViewCurserEnd
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//
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// on startup, manually check all registries for ranges (meh) (do later)
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// listen on message events, check if range, see if range satisfied recently
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// deal with a queue, and delay (at least 1sec, 3-10sec after a peer con change)
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// or we always overrequest (eg 48h), and only fetch messages in, or close to range
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class NGCHS2 : public RegistryMessageModelEventI, public ToxEventI, public NGCFT1EventI {
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Contact3Registry& _cr;
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RegistryMessageModelI& _rmm;
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RegistryMessageModelI::SubscriptionReference _rmm_sr;
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ToxContactModel2& _tcm;
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//Contact3Registry& _cr;
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//RegistryMessageModelI& _rmm;
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ToxEventProviderI::SubscriptionReference _tep_sr;
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NGCFT1& _nft;
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NGCFT1EventProviderI::SubscriptionReference _nftep_sr;
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// describes our knowlage of a remote peer
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struct RemoteInfo {
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// list of all ppk+mid+ts they sent us (filtered by reqs, like range, ppk...)
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// with when it last sent a range? hmm
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};
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entt::dense_map<Contact3, RemoteInfo> _remote_info;
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// open/running info requests (by c)
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// open/running info responses (by c)
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static const bool _only_send_self_observed {true};
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static const int64_t _max_time_into_past_default {60}; // s
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public:
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NGCHS2(
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Contact3Registry& cr,
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RegistryMessageModelI& rmm,
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ToxContactModel2& tcm,
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ToxEventProviderI& tep,
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NGCFT1& nf
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float iterate(float delta);
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// add to queue with timer
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// check and updates all existing cursers for giving reg in queue
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void enqueueWantCurser(Message3Handle m);
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protected:
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bool onEvent(const Message::Events::MessageConstruct&) override;
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bool onEvent(const Message::Events::MessageUpdated&) override;
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bool onEvent(const Message::Events::MessageDestory&) override;
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protected:
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bool onEvent(const Events::NGCFT1_recv_request&) override;
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bool onEvent(const Events::NGCFT1_recv_init&) override;
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solanaceae/ngc_hs2/spec_ngc_hs2.md
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solanaceae/ngc_hs2/spec_ngc_hs2.md
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# [NGC] Group-History-Sync (v2) [PoC] [Draft]
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Simple group history sync that uses `peer public key` + `message_id` + `timestamp` (`ppk+mid+ts`) to, mostly, uniquely identify messages and deliver them.
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## Requirements
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TODO
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### File transfers
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For sending packs of messages. A single message can be larger than a single custom packet, so this is a must-have.
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## Procedure
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Peer A can request `ppk+mid+ts` list for a given time range from peer B.
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Peer B then sends a filetransfer (with special file type) of list of `ppk+mid+ts`.
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Optionally compressed. (Delta-coding / zstd)
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Peer A keeps doing that until the desired time span is covered.
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After that or simultaniously, Peer A requests messages from peer B, either indivitually, or packed? in ranges?.
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Optionally compressed.
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During all that, peer B usually does the same thing to peer A.
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## Traffic savings
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It is recomended to remember if a range has been requested and answered from a given peer, to reduce traffic.
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While compression is optional, it is recommended.
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## Message uniqueness
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This protocol relies on the randomness of `message_id` and the clocks to be more or less synchronized.
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However, `message_id` can be manipulated freely by any peer, this can make messages appear as duplicates.
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This can be used here, if you don't wish your messages to be syncronized (to an extent).
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## Security
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Only sync publicly sent/recieved messages.
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Only allow sync or extended time ranges from peers you trust (enough).
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The default shall be to not offer any messages.
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Indirect messages shall be low in credibility, while direct synced (by author), with mid credibility.
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Either only high or mid credibility shall be sent.
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Manual exceptions to all can be made at the users discretion, eg for other self owned devices.
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## File transfer requests
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TODO: is reusing the ft request api a good idea for this?
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| fttype | name | content (ft id) |
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|------------|------|---------------------|
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| 0x00000f00 | time range | - ts start </br> - ts end </br> - supported compression? |
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| | TODO: id range based request? | |
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| 0x00000f01 | single message | - ppk </br> - mid </br> - ts |
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## File transfers
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| fttype | name | content |
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|------------|------|---------------------|
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| 0x00000f00 | time range | - feature bitset (1byte? different compressions?) </br> - ts start </br> - ts end </br> - list size </br> \\+ entry `ppk` </br> \\+ entry `mid` </br> \\+ entry `ts` |
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| 0x00000f01 | single message | - message type (text/textaction/file) </br> - text if text or action, file type and file id if file |
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## TODO
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- [ ] figure out a pro-active approach (instead of waiting for a range request)
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- [ ] compression in the ft layer? (would make it reusable) hint/autodetect?
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