Hi,
I did some testing and found out that this breaks when establishing
TCP connection to a server which cannot be reached:
> + *tt = dco_create_socket(sock->info.lsa->current_remote,
> + sock->bind_local,
> + sock->info.lsa->bind_local,
> + c->options.dev_node,
> + &c->gc,
> +
> get_server_poll_remaining_time(sock->server_poll_timeout),
> + signal_received);
> + if (*signal_received)
> + {
> + return;
> + }
> + c->c1.tuntap = tt;
> + sock->info.dco_installed = true;
If TCP server cannot be reached, the kernel reports it to userspace
which triggers a signal. Signal handler calls
teardown code which accesses c->c1.tuntap, which is not set (since
return is above the assignment), causing access violation.
dco_installed flag should also be moved above return, since if not
set, c->c1.tuntap won't be cleared
which triggers this assert after reconnect:
/* In this case persist-tun is enabled, which we don't support yet */
ASSERT(!c->c1.tuntap);
I suggest to change code like this:
/* This state is used by signal handler which does teardown,
* so it has to be set before return */
c->c1.tuntap = tt;
sock->info.dco_installed = true;
if (*signal_received)
{
return;
}
Again, we discussed this in chat and suggested changes are already
pushed to the dco branch.
-Lev
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