- Fix a nasty datagram corruption bug that would result in an uninitialized buffer data being returned instead of packet data if the client read buffer was smaller than the datagram received
- Fix broken user-mode send datagram IRP completion code which didn't set the completion status
- Implement disabling/enabling event select triggers
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52723
- Fix the broken TDI_QUERY_CONNECTION_INFO implementation
- Perform buffer size checks on TDI_QUERY_MAX_DATAGRAM_INFO requests
[AFD]
- Greatly simplify AfdGetPeerName by using the remote address stored while connecting
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52698
- Fix broken TDI address functions which were causing subtle memory corruptions, wasted memory, and incorrect or uninitialized values of the address length field
- Remove some buggy code that wasn't used anywhere
- General refactoring to reduce code duplication
- Handle an invalid address type properly
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52600
- Probe and lock pages with the KernelMode access mode instead of Irp->RequestorMode (UserMode) since we're dealing with memory that we allocated in kernel-mode
- Fixes getpeername() and HTTPS browsing in Firefox
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52597
- Signal the event immediately if the select triggers have already been satisfied
- This fixes hangs with applications that wait on the select event before performing any socket operations
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52562
- Rewrite user-mode send IRP handling so send errors get returned to the user properly
- Fixes OskitTCP: ESHUTDOWN/EPIPE debug log spam when a chargen telnet session is terminated by the remote side
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52552
- Add support for AFD_INFO_INLINING_MODE
- Add support for setting AFD_INFO_RECEIVE_WINDOW_SIZE and AFD_INFO_SEND_WINDOW_SIZE
- None of this is used by our current msafd but mswsock_new uses it
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52538
- Pass the non-blocking information as a boolean (mswsock_new does this too)
[AFD]
- Don't block waiting for a connection to accept on a non-blocking listener
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52537
- We really do need to count the outstanding send IRP in our pending send count (with a detailed explanation of the reason included in the code)
- Wait on an outstanding send IRP to dispatch the disconnect
- When we receive a FIN from the other side and our receive comes back with 0 data, only close receiving on the socket because sending is still legal in this state
- Fixes many bugs on the ws2_32_winetest sock and likely lots of other partial disconnect related stuff
- Retest network related hanging bugs after this please (ftp dir hang is fixed)
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52510
- Fix several bugs related to the FD_WRITE event
- We would not set the sendable poll state if the socket had data waiting to be sent even if there was buffer space
- We did not set the poll state after performing a send
- We did not clear the sendable poll state if we ran out of buffer space
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52492
- Queue the user-mode connect IRP before calling TdiConnect to avoid a race if the TDI_CONNECT IRP is completed before we get a chance to queue the user-mode IRP to accept the connection
- Change the non-blocking TDI helper functions to always return STATUS_PENDING if the completion function will be called to avoid duplicate handling of IRPs
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52441
- Hold on to the disconnect IRP until all pending sending IRPs are sent to the transport driver if a controlled disconnect was requested
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52415
- Only indicate that receive is possible if there are no pending receive IRPs waiting for data
- Don't attempt to receive on a connection which has been closed in the receive direction
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52224
- FD_CLOSE is only for remote disconnects so don't send it when the app closes its own socket
- Validate the user-mode event handle properly
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52223
- Rewrite user-mode request locking to fix several bugs
- IRP_MJ_READ and IRP_MJ_WRITE doesn't crash
- Revert the IoModifyAccess change (the Write parameter was relevant to the buffer not the request)
- Use GetLockedData to retrieve a locked buffer instead of accessing it manually
- Lock several requests which were not locked and could cause a crash
- ASSERT that the in flight request is the IRP being completed
- Fix a socket closure bug so shutdown(SO_SEND) will not prevent packets being received
- Don't count bytes used in the receive content
- Don't free the datagram buffer if it is a peek request
- Requeue the datagram buffer at the head of the list if it is a peek request
- Fix a bug which could cause corrupted data to be received if multiple datagrams come in before the app receives them
- Make sure that we're not overwriting an existing in flight request when creating a new one
- Perform an implicit bind in AfdPacketSocketWriteData if it is not already bound
- Implement batching several user-mode send IRPs into one TDI request (if there is already one pending)
- Fix a potential crash if a connectionless send IRP is cancelled
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52186
- Fix a bug in some completion routines that resulted in failures being treated as successes
- Fix various cancellation bugs
- Fixes termination of programs that open listening sockets (Firefox, server.exe, tcpsvcs.exe, telnetd.exe, etc) and should increase stability in these programs as well
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52152
- Create an empty TRANSPORT_ADDRESS for the local address when doing an implicit bind so TCP/IP can choose its own local port and address instead of trying to bind the remote address and port
- Fixes another critical networking bug
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52092
fix pch support, with proper dependancies.
Use cmake built-in functions instead of doing weird "magic" with tabs and spaces.
According to gcc doc, if header.h is precompiled, the output should be named "header.h.gch" and not anything else.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52058
- Launch a new listen IRP right after the current one completes instead of waiting until the current pending connection is accepted
- Reduces the chance of AFD missing two connection requests that are issued very close together and increases network performance by allowing our connection queue to do its job
svn path=/trunk/; revision=52013
