This commit does the following:
- Prevent overflow in `verify_timestamp()` by not adding `now` to found faulty timestamp
- Use explicit `CheckedSystemTime::checked_add` to prevent potential consensus issues because SystemTime is platform
depedent
- remove `#[cfg(not(time_checked_add))]` conditional compilation
* Add a way to signal shutdown to snapshotting threads
* Pass Progress to fat_rlps() so we can abort from there too.
* Checking for abort in a single spot
* Remove nightly-only weak/strong counts
* fix warning
* Fix tests
* Add dummy impl to abort snapshots
* Add another dummy impl for TestSnapshotService
* Remove debugging code
* Return error instead of the odd Ok(())
Switch to AtomicU64
* Run cargo fix
* Optimize imports
* compiles
* cleanup
* Use Secret to store mac-key
Truncate payload properly
* cleanup
* Reorg imports
* brwchk hand waving
* Review feedback
* whitespace
* error chain is dead
* Build parity-ethereum with SSE2, SSSE3 and AES enabled
This enables the `aesni` crate for 50x faster AES crypto.
* Correct rustflag setting
* List all target triples because [target.'cfg(…)'] is broken
* whitespace
* Enable hardware aes for CI builds
* Add note about synchronizing changes
* Remove "Linker" printout
* Build artefacts to check hardware aesni
* Skip signing windows binaries
* Build windows like before
* address grumble
* Use fewer threads for snapshotting
When taking a snapshot the current default number of threads is equal to half the number of **logical** CPUs in the system. On HT enabled CPUs this value seems a bit high, e.g. 6 snapshotting threads on a 6/12 core/hyperthread CPU. Maybe a better default value is half the number of physical cores?
* fix test
* Replace error chain for network error
* Fix usages and add manual From impls
* OnDemand Error and remove remaining dependencies
* Die error_chain, die.
* DIE
* Hasta la vista, baby
* get node IP address and udp port from Socket, if not included in PING packet
* prevent bootnodes from being added to host nodes
* code corrections
* code corrections
* code corrections
* code corrections
* docs
* code corrections
* code corrections
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-Authored-By: David <dvdplm@gmail.com>
* Stop breaking out of loop if a non-canonical hash is found
* include expected hash in log msg
* More logging
* Scope
* Syntax
* Log in blank RollingFinality
Escalate bad proposer to warning
* More readable code
* Extensive logging on unexpected non-canonical hash
* Wording
* Use Drop to shutdown stepper thread
Make period == 0 an error and remove the Option from step_service
* Remove StepService
Remove StepService and spawn the stepping thread in `Clique::new()`. Don't store the thread handle and instead trust the `AtomicBool` to signal shutdown time.
Don't check for `period > 0`: we assume a valid chainspec file.
* Don't shutdown the stepper thread at all, just let it run until exit
Also: fix a few warnings and tests
* Put kvdb_memorydb back
* Warn&exit when engine is dropped
Don't sleep too long!
* Don't delay stepping thread
* Better formatting
* Use RUSTFLAGS to set the optimization level
Cargo has a [quirk]() in how configuration settings are propagated when `cargo test` runs: local code respect the settings in `[profile.test]` but all dependencies use the `[profile.dev]` settings. Here we force `opt-level=3` for all dependencies.
* Remove unused profile settings
* Maybe like this?
* Turn off incremental compilation
* Remove colors; try again with overflow-checks on
* Use quiet CI machine
* Turn overflow checking back on
* Be explicit about what options we use
* Remove "quiet machine" override
* docker images are now built on k8s: test run
* copy check_sync.sh in build-linux job
* copy scripts/docker/hub/* in build-linux job
* removed cache var
* cleanup, no more nightly dockers
* cleanup in dockerfile
* some new tags
* removed sccsche debug log, cleanup
* no_gits, new artifacts dir, changed scripts. Test run.
* define version once
* one source for TRACK
* stop kovan onchain updates
* moved changes for two images to a new branch
* rename Dockerfile
* no need in libudev-dev
* [whisper] Move needed aes_gcm crypto in-crate
In the latest `parity-crypto` release (upcoming 0.4), the aes GCM features were removed (done to remove the dependency on `ring`).
This PR adds the bare minimum crypto needed for Whisper directly to the crate itself and as those were the only features needed from `parity-crypto`, removes the dependency on that crate altogether.
* Upgrade to parity-crypto 0.4
Reverts using NonZeroU32 (introduced [here](b347599cf7)).
* Check for 0 in `args.arg_keys_iteration`
* Use beta.4
* parity-crypto 0.4.0 is released
* Remove annoying compiler warnings
* Fix compiler warning (that will become an error)
Fixes https://github.com/paritytech/parity-ethereum/issues/10648
I'm not sure this fix is Good™ but rustc seems happy enough.
There's a deeper issue which may or may not be related to this: the Engine is not shutdown properly and the `StepService` thread keeps running indefinitely after Ctrl-C (so `update_sealing()` is called repeatedly for 300sec). I don't think this is related to Clique as I've seen this happen on mainnet as well, but I wonder if the effects of it are worse for a PoA network where the node can create new blocks all on its own?
* Use saturating_sub
* WIP
* Fix warning, second attempt
The idea here is to avoid using `Arc::get_mut()` (which does not work: fails every time here) and instead trust `drop()` to do the right thing.
This is a conservative change. I think this can be reformed further, e.g. by `impl Drop for StepService` and halt the thread there, or even skip `join()`ing the thread entirely and trust the `AtomicBool` to signal shutdown. I also have doubts abut the `Option<StepService>`: seems a bit much to have an `Option` there and it makes things cumbersome.
* Don't panic if extra_data is longer than VANITY_LENGTH
Seems like `extra_data().len()` can be longer than 32 (was 39 here) so this fixes that panic.
* Update ethcore/src/engines/clique/mod.rs
* docs: Update evmbin to use rustup instead of multirust
* docs: Update evmbin with Rustdocs overview, usage, comments
* review-fix: Simplify evmbin usage commands
* docs: Update evmbin Overview typo
Co-Authored-By: David <dvdplm@gmail.com>
* docs: Update evmbin Overview grammer
Co-Authored-By: David <dvdplm@gmail.com>
* docs: Update evmbin Rust comments to be lowercase
Co-Authored-By: David <dvdplm@gmail.com>
* docs: Update evmbin Rust comments to be lowercase for gas price
Co-Authored-By: David <dvdplm@gmail.com>
* docs: Update evmbin build command Rust docs
Co-Authored-By: Tomasz Drwięga <tomusdrw@users.noreply.github.com>
* review-fix: Update evmbin Overview to create release per dvdplm comment
* review-fix: Fix explanation in usage section
* review-fix: Update evmbin usage suggesting user to copy the executable to PATH or create symlink
* review-fix: Update evmbin executable in path sentence
* review-fix: Remove explaining to users how to use binaries since out of scope of docs
* Journal for private txs added
* Tests after adding logging to private tx fixed
* Logs getter and tests added
* Time and amount limit for logs added
* RPC method for log retrieving added
* Correct path name and time validation implemented
* References for parameters added, redundant cloning reworked
* References for parameters added, redundant cloning reworked
* Work with json moved to the separate struct
* Serialization test added
* Fixed build after the merge with head
* Documentation for methods fixed, redundant field removed
* Fixed error usages
* Timestamp trait implemented for std struct
* Commented code removed
* Remove timestamp source, rework serialization test
* u64 replaced with SystemTime
* Path made mandatory for logging
* Source of monotonic time added
* into_system_time method renamed
* Initialize time source by max from current system time and max creation time from already saved logs
* Redundant conversions removed, code a little bit reworked according to review comments
* One more redundant conversion removed, rpc call simplified
In the latest `parity-crypto` release (upcoming 0.4), the aes GCM features were removed (done to remove the dependency on `ring`).
This PR adds the bare minimum crypto needed for Whisper directly to the crate itself and as those were the only features needed from `parity-crypto`, removes the dependency on that crate altogether.
