package mtprotoedge import ( "context" "errors" "testing" "github.com/iamxvbaba/td/bin" "github.com/iamxvbaba/td/mt" "github.com/iamxvbaba/td/proto" "github.com/iamxvbaba/td/transport" ) // reqPQConn is a fake transport.Conn that just keeps returning the same // req_pq_multi frame, used to drive bufferedConn's req_pq count bound. Methods // other than Recv are never called by bufferedConn.Recv. type reqPQConn struct { transport.Conn frame []byte } func (c *reqPQConn) Recv(_ context.Context, b *bin.Buffer) error { b.ResetTo(append([]byte(nil), c.frame...)) return nil } func buildReqPQFrame(t *testing.T) []byte { t.Helper() var payload bin.Buffer if err := (&mt.ReqPqMultiRequest{}).Encode(&payload); err != nil { t.Fatalf("encode req_pq_multi: %v", err) } msg := proto.UnencryptedMessage{MessageID: 1, MessageData: payload.Raw()} var frame bin.Buffer if err := msg.Encode(&frame); err != nil { t.Fatalf("encode unencrypted message: %v", err) } return append([]byte(nil), frame.Raw()...) } // TestBufferedConnReqPQCapAborts locks in the handshake req_pq count bound: after // consecutive req_pq exceeds maxHandshakeReqPQ, bufferedConn.Recv returns // errTooManyHandshakeReqPQ, stopping the handshake restart loop (without relying // on the 20s overall timeout). func TestBufferedConnReqPQCapAborts(t *testing.T) { frame := buildReqPQFrame(t) bc := newBufferedConn(&reqPQConn{frame: frame}) ctx := context.Background() var b bin.Buffer // The first maxHandshakeReqPQ req_pq return normally (accommodating "fake+real" // and a few normal reconnect restarts). for i := 0; i < maxHandshakeReqPQ; i++ { if err := bc.Recv(ctx, &b); err != nil { t.Fatalf("req_pq %d: unexpected err %v (cap should not trip yet)", i+1, err) } if !isUnencryptedReqPQFrame(&b) { t.Fatalf("frame %d not recognized as req_pq", i+1) } } // The maxHandshakeReqPQ+1-th trips the bound and drops the connection immediately. if err := bc.Recv(ctx, &b); !errors.Is(err, errTooManyHandshakeReqPQ) { t.Fatalf("after cap: err = %v, want errTooManyHandshakeReqPQ", err) } }