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obscuratus I think I sorted out the problems I'd been seeing in my segmented netDb branch.
obscuratus The SAM tests are passing, and most of the other issues I'd been seeing in the logs have settled down.
dr|z3d sounds promising, obscuratus
eyedeekay Excellent to hear, I'll pull in the changes and look at them right away. Will be merging today
obscuratus eyedeekay: OK, I haven't pushed the latest change yet.
obscuratus It screams for a refactor, but it might be easier to review in its current form.
obscuratus But I'm really happy with what I'm seeing in testing.
obscuratus It's also a change that's worthy of review. There's a lot of intricacy in the way message handling is implemented. Migrating that intricacy to segmented netDb has been interesting. :)
eyedeekay Yeah I've been following along, one very obvious conclusion is that we could not have done this without your help, thank you very much
eyedeekay This was something I had been told at times was probably unrealistic because of the subtleties of how it was all plumbed in and you spotted a lot of stuff I missed
eyedeekay It's an enormous step for us and I can't thank you enough for all your help
obscuratus Thanks!
eyedeekay All right I'm going to resolve my UI stuff on top of that, and then I think we're ready to put this on master
obscuratus eyedeekay: I've pushed two commits to my i2p.i2p.2.4.0-test1-obscuratus-wip-20230822 branch.
obscuratus One is a minor logging fix.
obscuratus The other, NetDb: Add Processing for Client DSM, is the one that would need more review.
obscuratus For reference, a lot of that is cut-and-paste from inNetMessagePool.
eyedeekay OK I'll take a closer look
obscuratus One part that could certainly use an extra set of eyes is when you're in the Tunnel InboundMessageDistributor, and you're setting something called a "ReplyJob".
obscuratus On the other hand, this is stuff we've always been doing, because these messages were just re-routed back to the inNetMessagePool before.
obscuratus Before this change, my router was having fits successfully completing a search. They would just time out, because the replies weren't getting matched up with the original search.
eyedeekay I'm about 70% sure it's OK but I need to look at what OutNetMessage.getOnReplyJob is setting up to really know
obscuratus As far as I could figure out, the ReplyJob is whatever was passed when the search was started. So it can vary from case-to-case.
obscuratus It makes it really difficult to trace back.
eyedeekay Yeah I see that. I'm looking for clues in all the implementors of ReplyJob now
eyedeekay So we've got DirectLookupMatchJob, FloodOnlyLookupMatchJob, SearchUpdateReplyFoundJob as potential ReplyJobs
eyedeekay DirectLookupMatchJob does not have it's own RunJob it gets it from Job so it does not actually run anything, call that "safe"
eyedeekay SearchUpdateReplyFoundJob handles DSM's by routing them to the "outer" netdb(by calling netDb()) *but* by that time they should have been tagged with a dbid, so the outer netDb should automatically find the subDb, pretty sure that is also "safe"
eyedeekay FloodOnlyLookupMatchJob is the one I am least sure about but I'm prepared to go with these changes
obscuratus One thing that kind-of stands out as a *potentially* remaining missing item is DatabaseLookupMessage handling.
obscuratus The InboundMessageDistributor doesn't even seem to have handling for DLM, so it hasn't come up.
obscuratus It's probably fine, but I've just been noticing that it's a message that hasn't come up on my radar as needing attention, so I haven't really given it any. :)