feat(discovery): add IVNP relay overlay - #359
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WalkthroughThe relay server adds an embedded IVNP/I2P overlay. Relay descriptors carry validated IVNP destinations. Discovery and hop routing prefer IVNP and retain WireGuard fallback. Configuration, persistence, Windows stubs, stream helpers, tests, and documentation are included. ChangesIVNP relay overlay
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Refresher
participant IVNP
participant PortalServer
participant WireGuard
Refresher->>IVNP: DiscoverRelay
IVNP-->>Refresher: DiscoveryResponse
PortalServer->>IVNP: OpenHopStream(destination, token)
IVNP-->>PortalServer: Hop connection
PortalServer->>WireGuard: Fall back when IVNP fails
WireGuard-->>PortalServer: Hop connection
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The new overlay cannot safely merge yet: affected builds fail, discovery can disable forwarding, and migration and health behavior are incorrect. Custom container paths can also rotate relay identities after recreation. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Reviewer's GuideThis PR introduces an optional Unix-only embedded IVNP/I2P relay overlay with a persistent application destination, advertises it through version-9 signed discovery descriptors, and integrates it as the preferred discovery and authenticated multi-hop transport while preserving WireGuard migration fallback, health-isolation behavior, configuration, documentation, and focused tests. Sequence diagram for IVNP-preferred authenticated hop forwardingsequenceDiagram
participant RelayA
participant IVNP
participant RelayB
participant Registry
participant WireGuard
RelayA->>IVNP: OpenHopStream(destination, token)
IVNP->>RelayB: DialI2P(hop destination)
RelayB->>Registry: recordByHopToken(token)
Registry-->>RelayB: hop route record
RelayB-->>IVNP: authenticated hop stream
IVNP-->>RelayA: return connection
alt IVNP unavailable
RelayA->>WireGuard: OpenHopStream(overlay IPv4, token)
WireGuard->>RelayB: forward authenticated hop stream
end
Sequence diagram for slower IVNP relay discoverysequenceDiagram
participant Refresher
participant IVNP
participant Relay
participant RelaySet
Refresher->>Refresher: DiscoveryInterval()
Refresher->>IVNP: CanDiscover(relay descriptor)
IVNP-->>Refresher: IVNP destination available
Refresher->>IVNP: DiscoverRelay(relay)
IVNP->>Relay: GET /discovery over I2P
Relay-->>IVNP: discovery response
IVNP-->>Refresher: signed relay descriptors
Refresher->>RelaySet: update discovery state
Refresher->>Refresher: omit overlay RTT and failures from public-ingress health
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PR Summary by QodoAdd embedded IVNP relay overlay with WireGuard fallback
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments
### Comment 1
<location path="portal/overlay/ivnp.go" line_range="321" />
<code_context>
+ encoded = make([]byte, local.PrivateEncodedLen())
+ n, err := local.MarshalPrivateTo(encoded)
+ if err != nil {
+ local.ReleaseSensitive()
+ clear(encoded)
+ return nil, err
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** The non-Windows build fails to compile because `local` is referenced in `Shutdown` without being declared in that function.
**Suggested fix:** Capture the local destination while holding `o.mu` or remove this reference and ensure the destination is released exactly once by the shutdown path.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<location path="portal/overlay/ivnp.go" line_range="263-265" />
<code_context>
+ return types.DiscoveryResponse{}, errors.New("relay ivnp destination is required")
+ }
+ o.mu.Lock()
+ client := o.client
+ local := o.local
+ o.local = nil
+ o.network = nil
+ o.mu.Unlock()
+ if client == nil {
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**issue (bug_risk):** `DiscoverRelay` sets `o.network` to nil after acquiring it, so every subsequent `OpenHopStream` returns `net.ErrClosed` even though the IVNP overlay remains ready.
**Triggers:** After the relay performs an IVNP discovery request and later accepts or opens an authenticated hop stream.
**Suggested fix:** Do not clear `o.network` in `DiscoverRelay`; only read the client under the mutex, and keep the active stream network until shutdown.
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```
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<location path="portal/server.go" line_range="875-877" />
<code_context>
return nil
}
- refresher := discovery.NewRefresher(s.relaySet, s.overlay)
+ var discoveryOverlay discovery.OverlayRuntime = s.overlay
+ if s.ivnpOverlay != nil {
+ discoveryOverlay = s.ivnpOverlay
+ }
+ refresher := discovery.NewRefresher(s.relaySet, discoveryOverlay)
</code_context>
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**issue (broader_impact):** When both overlays are configured, the discovery loop unconditionally selects the IVNP runtime, so WireGuard is never used as a discovery fallback for relays that lack an IVNP destination or when IVNP discovery fails.
**Triggers:** When IVNP is enabled during migration and a peer advertises only WireGuard metadata, or when the IVNP path is unavailable.
**Suggested fix:** Compose the overlay runtimes or add fallback logic so IVNP is attempted first and WireGuard discovery is attempted for unsupported or failed IVNP peers.
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| shutdownErr = errors.Join(shutdownErr, endpoint.Close()) | ||
| } | ||
| if local != nil { | ||
| local.ReleaseSensitive() |
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issue (bug_risk): The non-Windows build fails to compile because local is referenced in Shutdown without being declared in that function.
Suggested fix: Capture the local destination while holding o.mu or remove this reference and ensure the destination is released exactly once by the shutdown path.
| local := o.local | ||
| o.local = nil | ||
| o.network = nil |
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issue (bug_risk): DiscoverRelay sets o.network to nil after acquiring it, so every subsequent OpenHopStream returns net.ErrClosed even though the IVNP overlay remains ready.
Triggers: After the relay performs an IVNP discovery request and later accepts or opens an authenticated hop stream.
Suggested fix: Do not clear o.network in DiscoverRelay; only read the client under the mutex, and keep the active stream network until shutdown.
| local := o.local | |
| o.local = nil | |
| o.network = nil |
| var discoveryOverlay discovery.OverlayRuntime = s.overlay | ||
| if s.ivnpOverlay != nil { | ||
| discoveryOverlay = s.ivnpOverlay |
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issue (broader_impact): When both overlays are configured, the discovery loop unconditionally selects the IVNP runtime, so WireGuard is never used as a discovery fallback for relays that lack an IVNP destination or when IVNP discovery fails.
Triggers: When IVNP is enabled during migration and a peer advertises only WireGuard metadata, or when the IVNP path is unavailable.
Suggested fix: Compose the overlay runtimes or add fallback logic so IVNP is attempted first and WireGuard discovery is attempted for unsupported or failed IVNP peers.
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1. WireGuard discovery fallback lost
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| local := o.local | ||
| o.local = nil | ||
| o.network = nil |
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1. discoverrelay contains misplaced cleanup 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability
DiscoverRelay declares an unused local while Shutdown references an undeclared local, preventing the non-Windows overlay package—and thus relay-server builds selecting ivnp.go—from compiling. Discovery also clears o.network, so subsequent authenticated IVNP multi-hop forwarding fails with net.ErrClosed while the endpoint remains running, leaving only WireGuard-capable routes able to fall back.
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## Issue description
Fix the IVNP lifecycle code so the non-Windows implementation compiles and relay discovery does not disable active stream forwarding. Remove the unused `local` declaration from `DiscoverRelay`, define and manage the shutdown-local value correctly, and stop discovery from clearing `o.network`.
## Issue Context
`Serve` installs the active destination endpoint in `o.network`, and `OpenHopStream` retrieves that network for every forwarded IVNP hop. Discovery only needs to obtain the HTTP client and must not mutate endpoint or destination ownership; endpoint cleanup belongs in `Shutdown`.
`Serve` transfers `o.local` into a function-scoped local value and defers its release. During shutdown, capture and clear `o.local` while holding the IVNP mutex, then release only a destination still retained by the object when `Serve` did not take ownership; the `local` declared inside `Serve` is not visible to `Shutdown`.
## Fix Focus Areas
- portal/overlay/ivnp.go[131-139]
- portal/overlay/ivnp.go[174-180]
- portal/overlay/ivnp.go[229-251]
- portal/overlay/ivnp.go[254-275]
- portal/overlay/ivnp.go[288-325]
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| destination = strings.ToLower(strings.TrimSpace(destination)) | ||
| if destination == "" { | ||
| return nil, errors.New("next hop ivnp destination is required") |
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2. Ivnp normalization has two owners 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability
The PR independently lowercases and trims IVNPDestination in both descriptor normalization and OpenHopStream. Future changes can make accepted descriptor values and dialed destination values diverge.
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## Issue description
IVNP destination normalization is implemented independently in two locations.
## Issue Context
Create one owner for trimming, lowercasing, and validating IVNP destinations, then call it from descriptor normalization and overlay dialing.
## Fix Focus Areas
- portal/overlay/ivnp.go[229-243]
- portal/identity/store.go[35-38]
- portal/identity/store.go[72-82]
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| DefaultIVNPDiscoveryPort = 7777 | ||
| DefaultIVNPHopPort = 7778 |
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3. Exported ivnp ports lack consumers 📘 Rule violation ⌂ Architecture
DefaultIVNPDiscoveryPort and DefaultIVNPHopPort are exported even though all repository usages are internal to package overlay. Neither constant is documented as a stable public API, unnecessarily expanding the package surface.
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## Issue description
The IVNP port constants are exported without consumers outside their defining package.
## Issue Context
Repository searches find these names only in `portal/overlay`; lowercase them unless they are intentionally documented as stable public API.
## Fix Focus Areas
- portal/overlay/ivnp.go[26-30]
- portal/overlay/ivnp_unsupported.go[15-18]
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| overlay := &IVNP{network: network} | ||
| overlay.ready.Store(true) |
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4. Tests bypass ivnp public lifecycle 📘 Rule violation ▣ Testability
The IVNP test directly initializes private network and ready state, while the stream test calls unexported framing functions and asserts the internal connection representation. These tests can fail after behavior-preserving internal refactoring.
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## Issue description
The new tests directly manipulate or invoke private IVNP implementation details.
## Issue Context
Exercise exported overlay lifecycle and stream behavior through a supported test fixture or explicit boundary, and assert only observable token delivery and connection behavior rather than internal fields or helper functions.
## Fix Focus Areas
- portal/overlay/ivnp_test.go[34-69]
- portal/overlay/stream_test.go[8-25]
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| var discoveryOverlay discovery.OverlayRuntime = s.overlay | ||
| if s.ivnpOverlay != nil { | ||
| discoveryOverlay = s.ivnpOverlay | ||
| } |
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5. Wireguard discovery fallback lost 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
When both overlays are enabled, the discovery loop replaces the WireGuard runtime with IVNP instead of retaining both. IVNP's no-op Sync and IVNP-only candidate filter prevent newly discovered WireGuard-only peers from being applied to the WireGuard stack, so the documented WireGuard fallback cannot connect to them.
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## Issue description
Use a composite discovery runtime, or independently refresh and synchronize IVNP and WireGuard, when both overlays are enabled.
## Issue Context
The selected runtime controls both peer synchronization and which overlay-capable descriptors are dialed. Selecting IVNP exclusively excludes WireGuard-only relays and bypasses WireGuard peer application.
## Fix Focus Areas
- portal/server.go[870-879]
- portal/discovery/refresher.go[252-294]
- portal/overlay/ivnp.go[278-280]
- portal/overlay/overlay.go[450-471]
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| if policy, ok := r.overlay.(interface{ RecordDiscoveryFailures() bool }); ok && !policy.RecordDiscoveryFailures() { | ||
| recoveryFailures = 0 | ||
| } |
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6. Scores wrong discovery failures 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
RecordDiscoveryFailures=false is applied to public HTTPS refreshes, suppressing genuine public-ingress health failures whenever IVNP is active, while failed IVNP discovery attempts still call RecordDiscoveryFailure and poison the same relay health state. This reverses the intended policy of excluding slow or unavailable overlay paths from public-ingress MOLS scoring: IVNP failures can mark relays dead and schedule backoff while unreachable public relays are ignored.
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## Issue description
Apply `RecordDiscoveryFailures` when handling overlay discovery failures, and retain normal recovery accounting for direct HTTPS refresh failures.
## Issue Context
The IVNP runtime explicitly returns false for `RecordDiscoveryFailures`, but the current check is in `refreshOneHTTPS` rather than `refreshOneOverlay`. HTTPS failures must continue contributing to public relay health; only failures produced by an overlay whose `RecordDiscoveryFailures` policy returns false should bypass `RecordDiscoveryFailure`.
## Fix Focus Areas
- portal/discovery/refresher.go[181-239]
- portal/discovery/refresher.go[324-357]
- portal/overlay/ivnp.go[282-286]
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| case !route.ForwardRelay.HasOverlayPeer(): | ||
| return nil, errors.New("forward relay overlay metadata is required") |
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7. Hop-route test now fails 🐞 Bug ⚙ Maintainability
The new HasOverlayPeer admission check rejects the existing TestLeaseRegistryHopRouteCanExposeECHAndPlainSNIFallback fixture because it provides only a WireGuard public key, no port, and no SupportsOverlay flag. The test expects registration to succeed, so the portal test suite remains failing after the IVNP package compile errors are fixed.
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## Issue description
Update the existing hop-route test fixture to provide a complete overlay descriptor satisfying the new `HasOverlayPeer` contract.
## Issue Context
The test invokes `RegisterHopRoute` directly and its previous fixture no longer meets the stricter route-admission condition.
## Fix Focus Areas
- portal/lease.go[506-519]
- portal/lease_test.go[163-195]
- types/identity.go[124-136]
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In `@cmd/relay-server/config.go`:
- Line 81: Update the IVNP reporting flow around ivnpFeature so Windows is
detected before assigning stateEnabled; set stateBlocked instead and populate
Missing with a useful explanation that IVNP overlays are unsupported on Windows.
Preserve the existing enabled reporting for supported platforms.
In `@docker-compose.yml`:
- Line 30: Update the IVNP configuration handling for IVNP_CONFIG so custom
ivnp.destination paths are rejected when outside IDENTITY_PATH, or ensure their
parent directory is mounted persistently; document the selected requirement in
.env.example and the configuration table.
In `@portal/discovery/refresher.go`:
- Around line 188-190: Remove the RecordDiscoveryFailures policy check from
refreshOneHTTPS so direct HTTPS failures continue using their existing scoring.
Add the same policy check to refreshOneOverlay after initializing
recoveryFailures and applying the bootstrap reset, so overlays that opt out have
their discovery failures excluded from backoff and pool-ban scoring.
In `@portal/overlay/ivnp.go`:
- Around line 261-266: Update DiscoverRelay to stop mutating overlay state:
remove the unused local assignment and the assignments clearing o.local and
o.network, while retaining only the needed client access under the existing
mutex. Ensure discovery does not disable later OpenHopStream calls.
- Around line 320-322: Remove the undefined local cleanup block from Shutdown;
Serve already owns and releases the ivnp.LocalDestination via its defer, so
Shutdown should not reference or release local.
In `@portal/server.go`:
- Around line 924-936: The relay discovery flow in runRelayDiscoveryLoop must
fall back to the WireGuard overlay when the IVNP probe fails, rather than
passing only s.ivnpOverlay to discovery.NewRefresher. Reuse the existing
per-relay WireGuard retry behavior from openHopStream or provide an equivalent
composite runtime, while preserving the separate refreshHTTPS public path and
ensuring WireGuard-only descriptors reach Overlay.DiscoverRelay.
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[warning] 21-21: Narrowing a non-constant integer to a smaller fixed-width type (int8/int16/int32, uint8/uint16/uint32) can silently overflow or wrap, yielding negative or truncated values that are dangerous in size, length, or index logic. Validate the source value is within the target type's range before converting (e.g. bounds-check, or use a checked helper), and avoid narrowing untrusted or len()/parsed values.
Context: uint32(len(payload))
Note: [CWE-190] Integer Overflow or Wraparound.
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[warning] 36-36: Narrowing a non-constant integer to a smaller fixed-width type (int8/int16/int32, uint8/uint16/uint32) can silently overflow or wrap, yielding negative or truncated values that are dangerous in size, length, or index logic. Validate the source value is within the target type's range before converting (e.g. bounds-check, or use a checked helper), and avoid narrowing untrusted or len()/parsed values.
Context: uint32(maxHopTokenBytes)
Note: [CWE-190] Integer Overflow or Wraparound.
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portal/overlay/ivnp.go
[warning] 157-157: This http.Server is constructed without a ReadTimeout. Without a read timeout, a slow or malicious client can hold connections open indefinitely (e.g. a Slowloris attack), exhausting server resources and causing a denial of service. Set ReadTimeout (and ideally ReadHeaderTimeout, WriteTimeout, and IdleTimeout) on the http.Server to bound how long the server waits while reading a request.
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[error] 263-263: : # github.com/gosuda/portal-tunnel/v2/portal/overlay [github.com/gosuda/portal-tunnel/v2/portal/overlay.test]
portal/overlay/ivnp.go:263:2: declared and not used: local
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cmd/relay-server/config.go (1)
56-56: LGTM!Also applies to: 70-72, 74-76, 78-80, 82-88
cmd/relay-server/main.go (1)
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config.toml (1)
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portal/identity/store.go (1)
38-38: LGTM!Also applies to: 72-82, 97-102
portal/identity/store_test.go (1)
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types/identity.go (1)
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portal/overlay/ivnp.go (1)
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portal/overlay/ivnp_unsupported.go (1)
1-50: LGTM!portal/overlay/ivnp_test.go (1)
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portal/discovery/refresher.go (1)
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portal/api_server.go (1)
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portal/lease.go (1)
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portal/record.go (1)
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portal/overlay/overlay.go (1)
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portal/overlay/stream.go (1)
12-56: LGTM!portal/overlay/stream_test.go (1)
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| f.Missing = "DISCOVERY=true is required because IVNP carries the relay discovery and hop protocols" | ||
| return f | ||
| } | ||
| f.State, f.By = stateEnabled, "IVNP_ENABLED=true" |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Report IVNP as blocked on Windows. ivnpFeature reaches this assignment when IVNP_ENABLED=true and DISCOVERY=true, but the Windows overlay.NewIVNP implementation always returns ivnp overlay is not supported on windows. portal.NewServer propagates that error before startup completes. Add a Windows limitation check before reporting stateEnabled, and set stateBlocked with a useful Missing message.
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In `@cmd/relay-server/config.go` at line 81, Update the IVNP reporting flow around
ivnpFeature so Windows is detected before assigning stateEnabled; set
stateBlocked instead and populate Missing with a useful explanation that IVNP
overlays are unsupported on Windows. Preserve the existing enabled reporting for
supported platforms.
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| BOOTSTRAPS: ${BOOTSTRAPS:-} | ||
| DISCOVERY: ${DISCOVERY:-false} | ||
| IVNP_ENABLED: ${IVNP_ENABLED:-false} | ||
| IVNP_CONFIG: ${IVNP_CONFIG:-} |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Keep the custom IVNP destination on persistent storage.
IVNP_CONFIG places ivnp.destination beside the configured file. Compose mounts only IDENTITY_PATH, so /data/portal/ivnp.conf and its destination remain in the container layer. Recreation can generate a new destination, while peers still hold descriptors containing the old one.
Reject custom paths outside IDENTITY_PATH, or mount their parent on persistent storage. Document this requirement in .env.example and the configuration table.
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In `@docker-compose.yml` at line 30, Update the IVNP configuration handling for
IVNP_CONFIG so custom ivnp.destination paths are rejected when outside
IDENTITY_PATH, or ensure their parent directory is mounted persistently;
document the selected requirement in .env.example and the configuration table.
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| if policy, ok := r.overlay.(interface{ RecordDiscoveryFailures() bool }); ok && !policy.RecordDiscoveryFailures() { | ||
| recoveryFailures = 0 | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
The failure-recording policy is wired to the wrong path.
The PR objective says IVNP discovery failures must be excluded from public-ingress health scoring. This code does the opposite.
IVNP.RecordDiscoveryFailures() returns false, so when the IVNP overlay is the selected OverlayRuntime, refreshOneHTTPS stops recording direct HTTPS failures for every relay. Meanwhile refreshOneOverlay at Line 326 still uses r.directRecoveryFailures, so IVNP overlay failures are recorded and drive backoff and pool bans.
Net effect on an IVNP relay: a genuinely dead public ingress keeps a clean score forever, and a slow I2P hop gets its peer banned. Move the policy check to refreshOneOverlay.
🐛 Proposed fix
- if policy, ok := r.overlay.(interface{ RecordDiscoveryFailures() bool }); ok && !policy.RecordDiscoveryFailures() {
- recoveryFailures = 0
- }Then, in refreshOneOverlay:
recoveryFailures := r.directRecoveryFailures
if state.Bootstrap {
recoveryFailures = 0
}
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In `@portal/discovery/refresher.go` around lines 188 - 190, Remove the
RecordDiscoveryFailures policy check from refreshOneHTTPS so direct HTTPS
failures continue using their existing scoring. Add the same policy check to
refreshOneOverlay after initializing recoveryFailures and applying the bootstrap
reset, so overlays that opt out have their discovery failures excluded from
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| o.mu.Lock() | ||
| client := o.client | ||
| local := o.local | ||
| o.local = nil | ||
| o.network = nil | ||
| o.mu.Unlock() |
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DiscoverRelay destroys the overlay it just used. This does not compile either.
Three things are wrong in five lines:
local := o.localis never used. The package fails to build (declared and not used: local).o.local = nilis meaningless here.Servealready took ownership oflocaland defersReleaseSensitive.o.network = nilis the real damage. A read-only discovery call permanently disables hop streams. Every laterOpenHopStreamreadso.network, finds nil, and returnsnet.ErrClosed. One discovery poll kills multi-hop forwarding for the process lifetime, andbridgeLeaseConntreatsnet.ErrClosedas fatal, so it does not even retry.
This is teardown code pasted into a getter. Delete it.
🐛 Proposed fix
o.mu.Lock()
client := o.client
- local := o.local
- o.local = nil
- o.network = nil
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| o.mu.Lock() | |
| client := o.client | |
| local := o.local | |
| o.local = nil | |
| o.network = nil | |
| o.mu.Unlock() | |
| o.mu.Lock() | |
| client := o.client | |
| o.mu.Unlock() |
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[error] 263-263: : # github.com/gosuda/portal-tunnel/v2/portal/overlay [github.com/gosuda/portal-tunnel/v2/portal/overlay.test]
portal/overlay/ivnp.go:263:2: declared and not used: local
portal/overlay/ivnp.go:320:5: undefined: local
portal/overlay/ivnp.go:321:3: undefined: local
portal/overlay/ivnp_test.go:64:2: cannot assign to result
portal/overlay/ivnp_test.go:65:5: operand for field selector err must be value of type result
portal/overlay/ivnp_test.go:66:42: operand for field selector err must be value of type result
portal/overlay/ivnp_test.go:68:5: operand for field selector stream must be value of type result
portal/overlay/ivnp_test.go:69:35: operand for field selector stream must be value of type result
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In `@portal/overlay/ivnp.go` around lines 261 - 266, Update DiscoverRelay to stop
mutating overlay state: remove the unused local assignment and the assignments
clearing o.local and o.network, while retaining only the needed client access
under the existing mutex. Ensure discovery does not disable later OpenHopStream
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| if local != nil { | ||
| local.ReleaseSensitive() | ||
| } |
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Shutdown references an undefined local.
There is no local in this scope. The build fails with undefined: local on both lines. Serve owns the *ivnp.LocalDestination and releases it with its own defer local.ReleaseSensitive(), so Shutdown has nothing to release. Remove the block.
🐛 Proposed fix
- if local != nil {
- local.ReleaseSensitive()
- }
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| if local != nil { | |
| local.ReleaseSensitive() | |
| } |
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In `@portal/overlay/ivnp.go` around lines 320 - 322, Remove the undefined local
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| ivnpDestination := "" | ||
| if s.ivnpOverlay != nil { | ||
| ivnpDestination = s.ivnpOverlay.Destination() | ||
| supportsOverlay = supportsOverlay || ivnpDestination != "" | ||
| } | ||
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| return auth.SignRelayDescriptor(types.RelayDescriptor{ | ||
| Address: s.identity.Address, | ||
| Version: types.DiscoveryVersion, | ||
| IssuedAt: now, | ||
| ExpiresAt: now.Add(discovery.DiscoveryDescriptorTTL), | ||
| APIHTTPSAddr: cfg.PortalURL, | ||
| IVNPDestination: ivnpDestination, |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Add WireGuard fallback to discovery runtime selection. When both overlays are enabled, runRelayDiscoveryLoop passes only s.ivnpOverlay to discovery.NewRefresher. refreshOverlay then filters out WireGuard-only descriptors, so they never reach Overlay.DiscoverRelay. If an IVNP probe fails, the loop does not retry it through WireGuard; refreshHTTPS is a separate public path. Use a composite runtime or add the per-relay WireGuard retry used by openHopStream.
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In `@portal/server.go` around lines 924 - 936, The relay discovery flow in
runRelayDiscoveryLoop must fall back to the WireGuard overlay when the IVNP
probe fails, rather than passing only s.ivnpOverlay to discovery.NewRefresher.
Reuse the existing per-relay WireGuard retry behavior from openHopStream or
provide an equivalent composite runtime, while preserving the separate
refreshHTTPS public path and ensuring WireGuard-only descriptors reach
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| if local != nil { | ||
| local.ReleaseSensitive() |
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Shutdown references local, but no variable with that name exists in this method. The non-Windows IVNP implementation therefore cannot compile, preventing Linux relay builds and deployments that include this overlay. This must be fixed before merging.
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- An authored shell command captures the Linux package test invocation, exit status, compiler output, and source lines; it provides the exact reproducible validation command.
- Captured output from executing the authored command shows exit code 1 and the compiler errors at ivnp.go lines 320-321; the non-Windows package is broken.
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Path: portal/overlay/ivnp.go
Line: 320-321
Comment:
**Broken IVNP Shutdown Build**
`Shutdown` references `local`, but no variable with that name exists in this method. The non-Windows IVNP implementation therefore cannot compile, preventing Linux relay builds and deployments that include this overlay. This must be fixed before merging.
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For each issue above, determine whether it is valid and should be fixed. If so, fix it directly.| local := o.local | ||
| o.local = nil | ||
| o.network = nil | ||
| o.mu.Unlock() |
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DiscoverRelay clears the active o.network transport. OpenHopStream later reads that field and returns net.ErrClosed when it is nil, so a discovery attempt prevents subsequent IVNP relay-hop streams from opening until the process is restarted. This must be fixed before merging.
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Path: portal/overlay/ivnp.go
Line: 263-266
Comment:
**Discovery Clears Hop Transport**
`DiscoverRelay` clears the active `o.network` transport. `OpenHopStream` later reads that field and returns `net.ErrClosed` when it is nil, so a discovery attempt prevents subsequent IVNP relay-hop streams from opening until the process is restarted. This must be fixed before merging.
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For each issue above, determine whether it is valid and should be fixed. If so, fix it directly.| if policy, ok := r.overlay.(interface{ RecordDiscoveryFailures() bool }); ok && !policy.RecordDiscoveryFailures() { | ||
| recoveryFailures = 0 | ||
| } |
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The IVNP failure-recording policy is applied to the direct public HTTPS refresh path. A failed HTTPS discovery request therefore does not update the relay's failure state or mark it dead, leaving an unavailable relay eligible for routing. This must be fixed before merging.
Artifacts
- The authored Go test creates a TLS relay endpoint returning HTTP 503 and checks public HTTPS and overlay HTTP failure-state behavior, demonstrating the affected policy boundary.
- The executed Go test output records HTTP 503 Service Unavailable responses and the resulting relay failure state for all three contract cases, confirming public HTTPS failure suppression under the IVNP policy.
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Path: portal/discovery/refresher.go
Line: 188-190
Comment:
**HTTPS Failures Stay Eligible**
The IVNP failure-recording policy is applied to the direct public HTTPS refresh path. A failed HTTPS discovery request therefore does not update the relay's failure state or mark it dead, leaving an unavailable relay eligible for routing. This must be fixed before merging.
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For each issue above, determine whether it is valid and should be fixed. If so, fix it directly.| supportsOverlay = true | ||
| } | ||
| ivnpDestination := "" | ||
| if s.ivnpOverlay != nil { | ||
| ivnpDestination = s.ivnpOverlay.Destination() |
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IVNP serving and relay discovery start concurrently, while Destination() remains empty until IVNP is ready. An IVNP-only relay can publish its first descriptor without a usable destination, so peers cannot route through it until a later announcement replaces that descriptor. This is non-blocking, but it delays relay reachability after startup.
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Path: portal/server.go
Line: 922-926
Comment:
**Empty Initial IVNP Destination**
IVNP serving and relay discovery start concurrently, while `Destination()` remains empty until IVNP is ready. An IVNP-only relay can publish its first descriptor without a usable destination, so peers cannot route through it until a later announcement replaces that descriptor. This is non-blocking, but it delays relay reachability after startup.
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Summary
This implements the first, end-to-end IVNP relay-path stage from the updated plan in #324. The later deletion of Portal-owned explicit multi-hop construction and retirement of the WireGuard overlay remains follow-up work after this path is proven.
Verification
git diff --checkpassedmake vetwas attempted on Windows and exposed upstream IVNP's use of Unix-onlysyscall.O_NOFOLLOW/syscall.O_DIRECTORY; the integration now uses a Windows unsupported build boundaryRefs #324
Summary by Sourcery
Introduce an optional IVNP/I2P relay path for discovery and authenticated multi-hop forwarding while preserving WireGuard interoperability during migration.
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