fixed bug: correctly handle case when never had any IP and DNS fails

[pingcheck] / src / host / pingscheduler.cpp

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#include "host/pingscheduler.h"

#include <iostream>
#include <limits>

#include <boost/bind.hpp>
#include <boost/foreach.hpp>

#include <logfunc.hpp>

#include "boost_assert_handler.h"
#include "host/pingerfactory.h"
#include "dns/dnsmaster.h"
#include "icmp/icmppinger.h"
#include "link/linkstatus.h"

using namespace std;
using boost::asio::io_service;
using boost::bind;
using boost::date_time::time_resolution_traits_adapted64_impl;
using boost::posix_time::microsec_clock;
using boost::posix_time::ptime;
using boost::posix_time::seconds;
using boost::shared_ptr;
using I2n::Logger::GlobalLogger;

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// PingScheduler
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

/**
 * @brief Parameterized constructor.
 *
 * @param io_serv The one @c io_serv object that controls async processing
 * @param network_interface The name of the network interface sending the pings.
 * @param destination_address The remote address to ping.
 * @param destination_port The remote port to ping.
 * @param ping_protocol_list A list of protocols to use.
 * @param ping_interval_in_sec Amount of time between each ping.
 * @param ping_fail_percentage_limit Maximum amount of pings that can fail.
 * @param link_analyzer The object to monitor the link status.
 * @param first_delay Delay in seconds from start_pinging to first ping attempt
 */
PingScheduler::PingScheduler(
        const IoServiceItem io_serv,
        const string &network_interface,
        const string &destination_address,
        const uint16_t destination_port,
        const PingProtocolList &ping_protocol_list,
        const long ping_interval_in_sec,
        const int ping_fail_percentage_limit,
        const int ping_reply_timeout,
        LinkStatusItem link_analyzer,
        const int first_delay

) :
    IoService( io_serv ),
    NetworkInterfaceName( network_interface ),
    DestinationAddress( destination_address ),
    DestinationPort( destination_port ),
    Protocols( ping_protocol_list ),
    ProtocolIter(),
    PingIntervalInSec( ping_interval_in_sec ),
    FirstDelay( first_delay ),
    NextPingTimer( *io_serv ),
    TimeSentLastPing( microsec_clock::universal_time() ),
    PingReplyTimeout( ping_reply_timeout ),
    HostAnalyzer( destination_address, ping_fail_percentage_limit,
                  link_analyzer ),
    Resolver(),
    Ping(),
    WantToPing( false ),
    LogPrefix(),
    ContinueOnOutdatedIps( false )
{
    BOOST_ASSERT( !network_interface.empty() );
    BOOST_ASSERT( !destination_address.empty() );
    BOOST_ASSERT( ( 0 < destination_port ) &&
                  ( destination_port < numeric_limits<uint16_t>::max() ) );
    BOOST_ASSERT( 0 < ping_interval_in_sec );
    BOOST_ASSERT( (0 <= ping_fail_percentage_limit) &&
                  ( ping_fail_percentage_limit <= 100) );

    update_log_prefix();

    init_ping_protocol();
}

/**
 * @brief Destructor.
 */
PingScheduler::~PingScheduler()
{
}

void PingScheduler::stop_pinging()
{
    // stop pinger and resolver
    GlobalLogger.debug() << LogPrefix << "scheduler: stop pinging";
    Ping->stop_pinging();
    cancel_resolve(true);

    // now cancel the own timer in case that pinger cancelation called callback
    GlobalLogger.debug() << LogPrefix << "scheduler: cancel timer";
    NextPingTimer.cancel();
}

/**
 * @brief Start into infinite loop of calls to ping
 *
 * Does not start yet but set NextPingTimer (possibly to 0), so action starts
 *   when io_service is started
 */
void PingScheduler::start_pinging()
{
    if ( FirstDelay > 0 )
        GlobalLogger.info() << LogPrefix << "Delaying first ping by "
                                         << FirstDelay << "s";
    else
        GlobalLogger.info() << LogPrefix << "Schedule ping as soon as possible";

    (void) NextPingTimer.expires_from_now( seconds( FirstDelay ) );
    NextPingTimer.async_wait( bind( &PingScheduler::ping, this,
                                          boost::asio::placeholders::error ) );
}


/**
 * @brief call Ping::ping and schedule a call to ping_done_handler when finished
 */
void PingScheduler::ping(const boost::system::error_code &error)
{
    if ( error )
    {   // get here, e.g. by NextPingTimer.cancel in stop_pinging
        if ( error ==  boost::asio::error::operation_aborted )
            GlobalLogger.error() << LogPrefix << "Timer for ping was cancelled!"
                                 << " --> Stopping";
        else
            GlobalLogger.error() << LogPrefix << "Received error " << error
                                 << " waiting for ping! Stopping";
        return;
    }

    // ping as soon as dns is ready
    WantToPing = true;
    ping_when_ready();
}


void PingScheduler::ping_when_ready()
{
    if ( !WantToPing )
    {
        GlobalLogger.info() << LogPrefix << "waiting for ping request "
            << "(should take no more than than " << PingIntervalInSec << "s)";
        return;
    }
    else if ( Resolver && Resolver->is_resolving() )
    {
        GlobalLogger.info() << LogPrefix << "waiting for DNS to finish";
        return;
    }
    else if ( !Resolver )
        // should not happen, but check anyway
        GlobalLogger.warning() << LogPrefix << "Have no resolver!";

    GlobalLogger.info() << LogPrefix << "start ping";
    WantToPing = false;

    // try to get an up-to-date IP (ContinueOnOutdatedIps may only be set
    //   because a CNAME was out of date -- IPs may still be current)
    HostAddress ip = Resolver->get_next_ip();

    if ( !ip.is_valid() )
    {   // this can happen in 2 cases: if ContinueOnOutdatedIps==true
        // or when ip went out of date between resolve and now
        // --> try to use outdated IP
        GlobalLogger.info() << LogPrefix << "Checking for outdated IPs";
        bool check_up_to_date = false;
        ip = Resolver->get_next_ip(check_up_to_date);
    }
    if ( !ip.is_valid() )
    {   // Do not even have an outdated IP!
        // This happens if have no cached IPs and resolve failed
        GlobalLogger.info() << LogPrefix << "Not even outdated IP to ping "
            << "-- treat like a failed ping.";

        // skip the ping and directly call ping_done_handler
        ping_done_handler(false);
    }
    else
    {
        uint32_t ttl = ip.get_ttl().get_updated_value();
        std::string expiry;
        if (ttl == 0)
            expiry = "out of date!";
        else
        {
            boost::posix_time::ptime now =
                                  boost::posix_time::second_clock::local_time();
            expiry = boost::posix_time::to_simple_string(now + seconds(ttl));
        }

        GlobalLogger.info() << LogPrefix << "pinging IP " << ip.get_ip()
            << " with TTL " << ttl << "s (" << expiry << ")";
        Ping->ping( ip.get_ip(),
                    DestinationPort,
                    boost::bind(&PingScheduler::ping_done_handler, this, _1) );
    }
}


//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Post Processing of Ping result
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

/**
 * @brief called when Ping::ping is done; calls functions to update
 *   statistics, ping interval and elapsed time;
 *   schedules a call to ping, thereby closing the loop
 */
void PingScheduler::ping_done_handler( const bool ping_success )
{
    GlobalLogger.info() << LogPrefix << "Ping done with success = "
                                     << ping_success;

    // post-processing
    // You must call these 3 methods exactly in this order
    // TODO Fix this method, once it has a semantic dependency with the
    // update_ping_statistics method, because it depends on the PingAnalyzer
    // statistics to update the exceeded_ping_failed_limit
    HostAnalyzer.update_ping_statistics( ping_success );
    update_ping_interval();
    update_ping_elapsed_time();

    if (ping_success)
    {   // reset ContinueOnOutdatedIps
        ContinueOnOutdatedIps = false;
        update_log_prefix();
    }

    // get next protocol, possibly start resolving IPs
    update_ping_protocol();

    // schedule next ping
    (void) NextPingTimer.expires_from_now( seconds( PingIntervalInSec ) );
    NextPingTimer.async_wait( bind( &PingScheduler::ping, this,
                                         boost::asio::placeholders::error ) );
}

void PingScheduler::update_ping_interval()
{
    // have to ping more often?
    if ( HostAnalyzer.exceeded_ping_failed_limit() )
    {
        PingIntervalInSec.speed_up();

        GlobalLogger.debug() << LogPrefix << "- Speeding up ping interval to: "
                             << PingIntervalInSec << "s";
    }
    else
    {
        PingIntervalInSec.back_to_original();

        GlobalLogger.debug() << LogPrefix << "- Stick to the original ping "
                             << "interval: " << PingIntervalInSec << "s";
    }
}

void PingScheduler::update_ping_elapsed_time()
{
    ptime now = microsec_clock::universal_time();
    time_resolution_traits_adapted64_impl::int_type elapsed_time_in_sec =
            (now - TimeSentLastPing).total_seconds();
    GlobalLogger.debug() << LogPrefix << "- Time elapsed since last ping: "
                                      << elapsed_time_in_sec << "s";

    TimeSentLastPing = microsec_clock::universal_time();
}


//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Ping Protocol Rotation
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

void PingScheduler::init_ping_protocol()
{
    ProtocolIter = Protocols.end();
    get_next_ping_protocol();
}

void PingScheduler::update_ping_protocol()
{
    if ( can_change_ping_protocol() )
    {
        get_next_ping_protocol();
    }
}

void PingScheduler::get_next_ping_protocol()
{
    GlobalLogger.debug() << LogPrefix
        << "------------------------------------------------------------------";
    ++ProtocolIter;
    if (ProtocolIter == Protocols.end())
        ProtocolIter = Protocols.begin();
    PingProtocol ping_protocol = *ProtocolIter;
    // --> ProtocolIter still points to currently used protocol which is
    //     required in dns_resolve_callback

    if (Ping)
        Ping->stop_pinging();

    Ping = PingerFactory::createPinger(ping_protocol, IoService,
                                       NetworkInterfaceName, PingReplyTimeout);

    update_dns_resolver( ping_protocol );

}

bool PingScheduler::can_change_ping_protocol() const
{
    // TODO can_change_ping_protocol() and get_next_ping_protocol() may be
    // implemented in a Algorithm class that can be exchanged in this class to
    // provide an algorithm neutral class
    return true;
}

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// DNS host name resolution
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

// show "!" after host name if running on outdated IPs
void PingScheduler::update_log_prefix()
{
    std::stringstream temp;
    temp << "Sched(" << DestinationAddress;
    if (ContinueOnOutdatedIps)
        temp << "!";
    temp << "): ";
    LogPrefix = temp.str();
}

void PingScheduler::update_dns_resolver( PingProtocol current_protocol )
{
    if (Resolver && Resolver->is_resolving())
        cancel_resolve(false);

    if (ContinueOnOutdatedIps)
    {
        ContinueOnOutdatedIps = false;
        update_log_prefix();
    }

    // DNS master caches created resolvers and resolved IPs, so this will
    // probably just return an existing resolver with already resolved IPs for
    // requested protocol ( ICMP/TCP is ignored, only IPv4/v6 is important)
    Resolver = DnsMaster::get_instance()->get_resolver_for(DestinationAddress,
                                                           current_protocol);

    // get number of up-to-date IPs
    // TODO should check here, if they will be up to date in PingIntervalInSec
    bool check_up_to_date = true;
    int ip_count = Resolver->get_resolved_ip_count(check_up_to_date);
    if (ip_count > 0)
    {
        GlobalLogger.info() << LogPrefix << "Set resolved_ip_count to "
            << ip_count << " (IPs may be outdated=" << !check_up_to_date << ")";
        HostAnalyzer.set_resolved_ip_count( ip_count );

        if (Resolver->is_resolving())
            GlobalLogger.warning() << LogPrefix << "have up to date IPs but "
                << "resolver seems to be resolving all the same... "
                << "Start pinging anyway!";
        ping_when_ready();
    }
    else
    {
        GlobalLogger.info() << LogPrefix
                            << "No up-to-date IPs --> start resolve";
        start_resolving_ping_address();
        // set resolved_ip_count will be called in resolve callback
    }
}

void PingScheduler::start_resolving_ping_address()
{
    Resolver->async_resolve( boost::bind(&PingScheduler::dns_resolve_callback,
                                          this, _1, _2) );
}

void PingScheduler::dns_resolve_callback(const bool was_success,
                                         const int recursion_count)
{
    GlobalLogger.info() << LogPrefix << "dns resolution finished "
                        << "with success = " << was_success << " "
                        << "after " << recursion_count << " recursions";

    if ( was_success )
    {
        // trust that a successfull DNS resolve means we have an IP with TTL>0
        int ip_count = Resolver->get_resolved_ip_count(!ContinueOnOutdatedIps);
        if (ip_count == 0)
        {   // this will create trouble in HostAnalyzer
            GlobalLogger.warning() << LogPrefix
                << "Should not have reached this case: resolve was "
                << "successfull but still have no IPs (up-to-date="
                << !ContinueOnOutdatedIps << ")!";
            if (DnsMaster::get_instance()->get_resolved_ip_ttl_threshold() > 0)
                GlobalLogger.warning() << LogPrefix << "This probably happened "
                    << "because you specified a TTL threshold > 0 but resolving"
                    << " had no effect on TTLs since external cache is only "
                    << "updated when TTL=0 is reached.";
        }
        else
        {
            GlobalLogger.info() << LogPrefix << "Set resolved_ip_count to "
                << ip_count << " (IPs may be outdated="
                << ContinueOnOutdatedIps << ") --> could ping now";
            HostAnalyzer.set_resolved_ip_count( ip_count );
        }
        ping_when_ready();
    }
    else
    {   // host name resolution failed; try again bypassing first outdated CNAME
        // or using cached IP
        ContinueOnOutdatedIps = true;
        update_log_prefix();

        std::string skip_host = Resolver->get_skip_cname();

        if (skip_host.empty())
        {   // continue with IP
            GlobalLogger.notice() << LogPrefix << "DNS failed, "
                << "try anyway with cached data";

            int ip_count = Resolver->get_resolved_ip_count(false);
            GlobalLogger.info() << LogPrefix << "Set resolved_ip_count to "
                << ip_count << " (IPs may be outdated=" << true << ")";
            HostAnalyzer.set_resolved_ip_count( ip_count );

            ping_when_ready();
        }
        else
        {   // have CNAME to continue
            GlobalLogger.notice() << LogPrefix << "DNS failed, "
                << "try again skipping a CNAME and resolving "
                << skip_host << " directly";

            cancel_resolve(false);

            // now create new resolver
            Resolver = DnsMaster::get_instance()
                                   ->get_resolver_for(skip_host, *ProtocolIter);
            start_resolving_ping_address();
        }
    }
}

/**
 * cancel resolver if force_cancel or if it is not resolving DestinationAddress
 *
 * Resolvers have a life on their own: they are cached by DnsMaster so never go
 *   out of scope and even after calling callbacks, there might still be a
 *   longterm timer active to re-try resolving.
 * We want to cancel that long-term timer only if the Resolver is not for our
 *   real, original DestinationAddress but a CNAME, which can happen when trying
 *   to skip cnames and working on out-dated IPs
 */
void PingScheduler::cancel_resolve(const bool force_cancel)
{
    if (force_cancel)
    {
        GlobalLogger.info() << "Cancelling resolver (forced)";
        Resolver->cancel_resolve();
    }
    else if ( Resolver->get_hostname() == DestinationAddress )
        GlobalLogger.info() << LogPrefix
                            << "Leave original resolver active in background";
    else
    {
        GlobalLogger.info() << LogPrefix << "Cancel resolver for "
            << Resolver->get_hostname() << " since is not the original "
            << DestinationAddress;
        Resolver->cancel_resolve();
    }
}