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@ -17,7 +17,8 @@ that every call in ```tox.py``` has the right signature, but it runs
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It has been tested with UDP and TCP proxy (Tor). It has ***not*** been
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tested on Windows, and there may be some minor breakage, which should be
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easy to fix. There is a good coverage integration testsuite in ```wrapper_tests```.
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Change to that directory and run ```tests_wrapper.py --help```.
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Change to that directory and run ```tests_wrapper.py --help```; the test
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suite gives a good set of examples of usage.
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## Install
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@ -78,3 +79,6 @@ Others include:
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Hardcore C wrapping which is not easy to keep up to date.
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No support for NGC or toxencryptsave. Abandonned.
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This was the basis for the TokTok/py-toxcore-c code until recently.
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To our point of view, the ability of CTYPEs to follow code in the
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debugger is crucial.
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@ -40,11 +40,11 @@ class LibToxCore:
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class LibToxAV:
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def __init__(self):
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platform = util.get_platform()
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if platform == 'Windows':
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platform = sys.platform
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if platform == 'win32':
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# on Windows av api is in libtox.dll
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self._libtoxav = CDLL(os.path.join(sLIBS_DIR, 'libtox.dll'))
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elif platform == 'Darwin':
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elif platform == 'darwin':
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self._libtoxav = CDLL('libtoxcore.dylib')
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else:
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libFile = os.path.join(sLIBS_DIR, 'libtoxav.so')
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@ -2387,7 +2387,6 @@ class Tox:
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error = c_int()
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buff = create_string_buffer(TOX_GROUP_CHAT_ID_SIZE)
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LOG_DEBUG(f"tox_group_get_chat_id")
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result = Tox.libtoxcore.tox_group_get_chat_id(self._tox_pointer,
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group_number,
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buff, byref(error))
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@ -2575,23 +2574,27 @@ class Tox:
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# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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def group_send_custom_packet(self, group_number, lossless, data):
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"""
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Send a custom packet to the group.
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"""Send a custom packet to the group.
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If lossless is true the packet will be lossless. Lossless packet behaviour is comparable
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to TCP (reliability, arrive in order) but with packets instead of a stream.
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If lossless is true the packet will be lossless. Lossless
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packet behaviour is comparable to TCP (reliability, arrive in
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order) but with packets instead of a stream.
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If lossless is false, the packet will be lossy. Lossy packets behave like UDP packets,
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meaning they might never reach the other side or might arrive more than once (if someone
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is messing with the connection) or might arrive in the wrong order.
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If lossless is false, the packet will be lossy. Lossy packets
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behave like UDP packets, meaning they might never reach the
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other side or might arrive more than once (if someone is
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messing with the connection) or might arrive in the wrong
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order.
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Unless latency is an issue or message reliability is not important, it is recommended that you use
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lossless custom packets.
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Unless latency is an issue or message reliability is not
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important, it is recommended that you use lossless custom
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packets.
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:param group_number: The group number of the group the message is intended for.
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:param lossless: True if the packet should be lossless.
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:param data A byte array containing the packet data.
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:return True on success.
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"""
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error = c_int()
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@ -518,23 +518,60 @@ def _get_nodes_path(oArgs=None):
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DEFAULT_NODES_COUNT = 4
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def generate_nodes(nodes_count=DEFAULT_NODES_COUNT, oArgs=None):
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sFile = _get_nodes_path(oArgs=oArgs)
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return generate_nodes_from_file(sFile, nodes_count)
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def generate_nodes(
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oArgs=None,
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nodes_count=DEFAULT_NODES_COUNT,
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ipv='ipv4',
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udp_not_tcp=True):
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if oArgs is None:
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# Windwoes
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sFile = os.path.join(os.getenv('HOME'), '.config', 'tox', 'DHTnodes.json')
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else:
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sFile = _get_nodes_path(oArgs=oArgs)
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return generate_nodes_from_file(sFile,
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nodes_count=nodes_count,
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ipv=ipv, udp_not_tcp=udp_not_tcp)
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def generate_nodes_from_file(sFile, nodes_count=DEFAULT_NODES_COUNT):
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def generate_nodes_from_file(sFile,
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nodes_count=DEFAULT_NODES_COUNT,
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ipv='ipv4',
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udp_not_tcp=True,
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):
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"""https://github.com/TokTok/c-toxcore/issues/469
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I had a conversation with @irungentoo on IRC about whether we really need to call tox_bootstrap() when having UDP disabled and why. The answer is yes, because in addition to TCP relays (tox_add_tcp_relay()), toxcore also needs to know addresses of UDP onion nodes in order to work correctly. The DHT, however, is not used when UDP is disabled. tox_bootstrap() function resolves the address passed to it as argument and calls onion_add_bs_node_path() and DHT_bootstrap() functions. Although calling DHT_bootstrap() is not really necessary as DHT is not used, we still need to resolve the address of the DHT node in order to populate the onion routes with onion_add_bs_node_path() call.
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"""
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if not os.path.exists(sFile):
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LOG.error("generate_nodes_from_file file not found " +sFile)
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return []
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LOG.info("generate_nodes_from_file " +sFile)
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with open(sFile, 'rt') as fl:
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json_nodes = json.loads(fl.read())['nodes']
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nodes = [(node['ipv4'], node['port'], node['public_key'],) for
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node in json_nodes if node['ipv4'] != 'NONE']
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sorted_nodes = nodes
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try:
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with open(sFile, 'rt') as fl:
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json_nodes = json.loads(fl.read())['nodes']
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except Exception as e:
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LOG.error(f"generate_nodes_from_file error {sFile}\n{e}")
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return []
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else:
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LOG.info("generate_nodes_from_file " +sFile)
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if udp_not_tcp:
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nodes = [(node[ipv], node['port'], node['public_key'],) for
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node in json_nodes if node[ipv] != 'NONE' \
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and node["status_udp"] in [True, "true"]
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]
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else:
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nodes = []
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elts = [(node[ipv], node['tcp_ports'], node['public_key'],) \
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for node in json_nodes if node[ipv] != 'NONE' \
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and node['last_ping'] > 0
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and node["status_tcp"] in [True, "true"]
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]
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for (ipv4, ports, public_key,) in elts:
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for port in ports:
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nodes += [(ipv4, port, public_key)]
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sorted_nodes = sorted(nodes)
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random.shuffle(sorted_nodes)
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if nodes_count is not None and len(sorted_nodes) > nodes_count:
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sorted_nodes = sorted_nodes[-nodes_count:]
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LOG.debug(f"generate_nodes_from_file {sFile} len={len(sorted_nodes)}")
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return sorted_nodes
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def tox_bootstrapd_port():
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