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#include "message_transporter.h"
#include "string_coding.h"
#include <boost/format.hpp>
#include "wallet_errors.h"
#include "net/http_client.h"
#include "net/net_parse_helpers.h"
#include <algorithm>

#undef MONERO_DEFAULT_LOG_CATEGORY
#define MONERO_DEFAULT_LOG_CATEGORY "wallet.mms"
#define PYBITMESSAGE_DEFAULT_API_PORT 8442

namespace mms
{

namespace bitmessage_rpc
{

  struct message_info_t
  {
    uint32_t encodingType;
    std::string toAddress;
    uint32_t read;
    std::string msgid;
    std::string message;
    std::string fromAddress;
    std::string receivedTime;
    std::string subject;

    BEGIN_KV_SERIALIZE_MAP()
      KV_SERIALIZE(encodingType)
      KV_SERIALIZE(toAddress)
      KV_SERIALIZE(read)
      KV_SERIALIZE(msgid)
      KV_SERIALIZE(message);
      KV_SERIALIZE(fromAddress)
      KV_SERIALIZE(receivedTime)
      KV_SERIALIZE(subject)
    END_KV_SERIALIZE_MAP()
  };
  typedef epee::misc_utils::struct_init<message_info_t> message_info;

  struct inbox_messages_response_t
  {
    std::vector<message_info> inboxMessages;

    BEGIN_KV_SERIALIZE_MAP()
      KV_SERIALIZE(inboxMessages)
    END_KV_SERIALIZE_MAP()
  };
  typedef epee::misc_utils::struct_init<inbox_messages_response_t> inbox_messages_response;

}

message_transporter::message_transporter()
{
  m_run = true;
}

void message_transporter::set_options(const std::string &bitmessage_address, const epee::wipeable_string &bitmessage_login)
{
  m_bitmessage_url = bitmessage_address;
  epee::net_utils::http::url_content address_parts{};
  epee::net_utils::parse_url(m_bitmessage_url, address_parts);
  if (address_parts.port == 0)
  {
    address_parts.port = PYBITMESSAGE_DEFAULT_API_PORT;
  }
  m_bitmessage_login = bitmessage_login;

  m_http_client.set_server(address_parts.host, std::to_string(address_parts.port), boost::none);
}

bool message_transporter::receive_messages(const std::vector<std::string> &destination_transport_addresses,
                                           std::vector<transport_message> &messages)
{
  // The message body of the Bitmessage message is basically the transport message, as JSON (and nothing more).
  // Weeding out other, non-MMS messages is done in a simple way: If it deserializes without error, it's an MMS message
  // That JSON is Base64-encoded by the MMS because the Monero epee JSON serializer does not escape anything and happily
  // includes even 0 (NUL) in strings, which might confuse Bitmessage or at least display confusingly in the client.
  // There is yet another Base64-encoding of course as part of the Bitmessage API for the message body parameter
  // The Bitmessage API call "getAllInboxMessages" gives back a JSON array with all the messages (despite using
  // XML-RPC for the calls, and not JSON-RPC ...)
  m_run.store(true, std::memory_order_relaxed);
  std::string request;
  start_xml_rpc_cmd(request, "getAllInboxMessages");
  end_xml_rpc_cmd(request);
  std::string answer;
  post_request(request, answer);

  std::string json = get_str_between_tags(answer, "<string>", "</string>");
  bitmessage_rpc::inbox_messages_response bitmessage_res;
  if (!epee::serialization::load_t_from_json(bitmessage_res, json))
  {
    MERROR("Failed to deserialize messages");
    return true;
  }
  size_t size = bitmessage_res.inboxMessages.size();
  messages.clear();

  for (size_t i = 0; i < size; ++i)
  {
    if (!m_run.load(std::memory_order_relaxed))
    {
      // Stop was called, don't waste time processing any more messages
      return false;
    }
    const bitmessage_rpc::message_info &message_info = bitmessage_res.inboxMessages[i];
    if (std::find(destination_transport_addresses.begin(), destination_transport_addresses.end(), message_info.toAddress) != destination_transport_addresses.end())
    {
      transport_message message;
      bool is_mms_message = false;
      try
      {
        // First Base64-decoding: The message body is Base64 in the Bitmessage API
        std::string message_body = epee::string_encoding::base64_decode(message_info.message);
        // Second Base64-decoding: The MMS uses Base64 to hide non-textual data in its JSON from Bitmessage
        json = epee::string_encoding::base64_decode(message_body);
        if (!epee::serialization::load_t_from_json(message, json))
          MERROR("Failed to deserialize message");
        else
          is_mms_message = true;
      }
      catch(const std::exception& e)
      {
      }
      if (is_mms_message)
      {
        message.transport_id = message_info.msgid;
        messages.push_back(message);
      }
    }
  }

  return true;
}

bool message_transporter::send_message(const transport_message &message)
{
  // <toAddress> <fromAddress> <subject> <message> [encodingType [TTL]]
  std::string request;
  start_xml_rpc_cmd(request, "sendMessage");
  add_xml_rpc_string_param(request, message.destination_transport_address);
  add_xml_rpc_string_param(request, message.source_transport_address);
  add_xml_rpc_base64_param(request, message.subject);
  std::string json = epee::serialization::store_t_to_json(message);
  std::string message_body = epee::string_encoding::base64_encode(json);  // See comment in "receive_message" about reason for (double-)Base64 encoding
  add_xml_rpc_base64_param(request, message_body);
  add_xml_rpc_integer_param(request, 2);
  end_xml_rpc_cmd(request);
  std::string answer;
  post_request(request, answer);
  return true;
}

bool message_transporter::delete_message(const std::string &transport_id)
{
  std::string request;
  start_xml_rpc_cmd(request, "trashMessage");
  add_xml_rpc_string_param(request, transport_id);
  end_xml_rpc_cmd(request);
  std::string answer;
  post_request(request, answer);
  return true;
}

// Deterministically derive a new transport address from 'seed' (the 10-hex-digits auto-config
// token will be used) and set it up for sending and receiving
// In a first attempt a normal Bitmessage address was used here, but it turned out the
// key exchange necessary to put it into service could take a long time or even did not
// work out at all sometimes. Also there were problems when deleting those temporary
// addresses again after auto-config. Now a chan is used which avoids all these drawbacks
// quite nicely.
std::string message_transporter::derive_transport_address(const std::string &seed)
{
  // Don't use the seed directly as chan name; that would be too dangerous, e.g. in the
  // case of a PyBitmessage instance used by multiple unrelated people
  // If an auto-config token gets hashed in another context use different salt instead of "chan"
  std::string salted_seed = seed + "chan";
  std::string chan_name = epee::string_tools::pod_to_hex(crypto::cn_fast_hash(salted_seed.data(), salted_seed.size()));

  // Calculate the Bitmessage address that the chan will get for being able to
  // use 'joinChain', as 'createChan' will fail and not tell the address if the chan
  // already exists (which it can if all auto-config participants share a PyBitmessage
  // instance). 'joinChan' will also fail in that case, but that won't matter.
  std::string request;
  start_xml_rpc_cmd(request, "getDeterministicAddress");
  add_xml_rpc_base64_param(request, chan_name);
  add_xml_rpc_integer_param(request, 4);  // addressVersionNumber
  add_xml_rpc_integer_param(request, 1);  // streamNumber
  end_xml_rpc_cmd(request);
  std::string answer;
  post_request(request, answer);
  std::string address = get_str_between_tags(answer, "<string>", "</string>");

  start_xml_rpc_cmd(request, "joinChan");
  add_xml_rpc_base64_param(request, chan_name);
  add_xml_rpc_string_param(request, address);
  end_xml_rpc_cmd(request);
  post_request(request, answer);
  return address;
}

bool message_transporter::delete_transport_address(const std::string &transport_address)
{
  std::string request;
  start_xml_rpc_cmd(request, "leaveChan");
  add_xml_rpc_string_param(request, transport_address);
  end_xml_rpc_cmd(request);
  std::string answer;
  return post_request(request, answer);
}

bool message_transporter::post_request(const std::string &request, std::string &answer)
{
  // Somehow things do not work out if one tries to connect "m_http_client" to Bitmessage
  // and keep it connected over the course of several calls. But with a new connection per
  // call and disconnecting after the call there is no problem (despite perhaps a small
  // slowdown)
  epee::net_utils::http::fields_list additional_params;

  // Basic access authentication according to RFC 7617 (which the epee HTTP classes do not seem to support?)
  // "m_bitmessage_login" just contains what is needed here, "user:password"
  std::string auth_string = epee::string_encoding::base64_encode((const unsigned char*)m_bitmessage_login.data(), m_bitmessage_login.size());
  auth_string.insert(0, "Basic ");
  additional_params.push_back(std::make_pair("Authorization", auth_string));

  additional_params.push_back(std::make_pair("Content-Type", "application/xml; charset=utf-8"));
  const epee::net_utils::http::http_response_info* response = NULL;
  std::chrono::milliseconds timeout = std::chrono::seconds(15);
  bool r = m_http_client.invoke("/", "POST", request, timeout, std::addressof(response), std::move(additional_params));
  if (r)
  {
    answer = response->m_body;
  }
  else
  {
    LOG_ERROR("POST request to Bitmessage failed: " << request.substr(0, 300));
    THROW_WALLET_EXCEPTION(tools::error::no_connection_to_bitmessage, m_bitmessage_url);
  }
  m_http_client.disconnect();  // see comment above
  std::string string_value = get_str_between_tags(answer, "<string>", "</string>");
  if ((string_value.find("API Error") == 0) || (string_value.find("RPC ") == 0))
  {
    if ((string_value.find("API Error 0021") == 0) && (request.find("joinChan") != std::string::npos))
    {
      // Error that occurs if one tries to join an already joined chan, which can happen
      // if several auto-config participants share one PyBitmessage instance: As a little
      // hack simply ignore the error. (A clean solution would be to check for the chan
      // with 'listAddresses2', but parsing the returned array is much more complicated.)
    }
    else if ((string_value.find("API Error 0013") == 0) && (request.find("leaveChan") != std::string::npos))
    {
      // Error that occurs if one tries to leave an already left / deleted chan, which can happen
      // if several auto-config participants share one PyBitmessage instance: Also ignore.
    }
    else
    {
      THROW_WALLET_EXCEPTION(tools::error::bitmessage_api_error, string_value);
    }
  }

  return r;
}

// Pick some string between two delimiters
// When parsing the XML returned by PyBitmessage, don't bother to fully parse it but as a little hack rely on the
// fact that e.g. a single string returned will be, however deeply nested in "<params><param><value>...", delivered
// between the very first "<string>" and "</string>" tags to be found in the XML
std::string message_transporter::get_str_between_tags(const std::string &s, const std::string &start_delim, const std::string &stop_delim)
{
  size_t first_delim_pos = s.find(start_delim);
  if (first_delim_pos != std::string::npos)
  {
    size_t end_pos_of_first_delim = first_delim_pos + start_delim.length();
    size_t last_delim_pos = s.find(stop_delim);
    if (last_delim_pos != std::string::npos)
    {
      return s.substr(end_pos_of_first_delim, last_delim_pos - end_pos_of_first_delim);
    }
  }
  return std::string();
}

void message_transporter::start_xml_rpc_cmd(std::string &xml, const std::string &method_name)
{
  xml = (boost::format("<?xml version=\"1.0\"?><methodCall><methodName>%s</methodName><params>") % method_name).str();
}

void message_transporter::add_xml_rpc_string_param(std::string &xml, const std::string &param)
{
  xml += (boost::format("<param><value><string>%s</string></value></param>") % param).str();
}

void message_transporter::add_xml_rpc_base64_param(std::string &xml, const std::string &param)
{
  // Bitmessage expects some arguments Base64-encoded, but it wants them as parameters of type "string", not "base64" that is also part of XML-RPC
  std::string encoded_param = epee::string_encoding::base64_encode(param);
  xml += (boost::format("<param><value><string>%s</string></value></param>") % encoded_param).str();
}

void message_transporter::add_xml_rpc_integer_param(std::string &xml, const int32_t &param)
{
  xml += (boost::format("<param><value><int>%i</int></value></param>") % param).str();
}

void message_transporter::end_xml_rpc_cmd(std::string &xml)
{
  xml += "</params></methodCall>";
}

}