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| /* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 2; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 2 -*- */
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| /* vim:set ts=2 sw=2 sts=2 et cindent: */
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| /* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
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|  * License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
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|  * file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */
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| 
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| #ifndef TCPFastOpenLayer_h__
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| #define TCPFastOpenLayer_h__
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| 
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| #include "prerror.h"
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| 
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| namespace mozilla {
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| namespace net {
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| 
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| /**
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|  * This layer must be placed just above PR-tcp socket, i.e. it must be under
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|  * nss layer.
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|  * At the beginning of TCPFastOpenLayer.cpp there is explanation what this
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|  * layer do.
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|  **/
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| 
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| typedef enum {
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|   TFO_NOT_SET, // This is only as a control.
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|                // A connection not using TFO will have the TFO state set upon
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|                // connection creation (in nsHalfOpenSocket::SetupConn).
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|                // A connection using TFO will have the TFO state set after
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|                // the connection is established or canceled.
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|   TFO_UNKNOWN, // This is before the primary socket is built, i.e. before
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|                // TCPFastOpenFinish is called.
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|   TFO_DISABLED, // tfo is disabled because of a tfo error on a previous
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|                 // connection to the host (i.e. !mEnt->mUseFastOpen).
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|                 // If TFO is not supported by the OS, it is disabled by
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|                 // the pref or too many consecutive errors occurred, this value
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|                 // is not reported. This is set before StartFastOpen is called.
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|   TFO_DISABLED_CONNECT, // Connection is using CONNECT. This is set before
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|                         // StartFastOpen is called.
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|   // The following 3 are set just after TCPFastOpenFinish.
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|   TFO_NOT_TRIED, // For some reason TCPFastOpenLayer does not have any data to
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|                  // send with the syn packet. This should never happen.
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|   TFO_TRIED, // TCP has sent a TFO cookie request.
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|   TFO_DATA_SENT, // On Linux, TCP has send data as well. (On Linux we do not
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|                  // know whether data has been accepted).
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|                  // On Windows, TCP has send data or only a TFO cookie request
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|                  // and the data or TFO cookie has been accepted by the server.
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|   // The following value is only used on windows and is set after
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|   // PR_ConnectContinue. That is the point when we know if TFO data was been
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|   // accepted.
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|   TFO_DATA_COOKIE_NOT_ACCEPTED, // This is only on Windows. TFO data or TFO
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|                                 // cookie request has not been accepted.
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|   // The following 3 are set during socket error recover
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|   // (nsSocketTransport::RecoverFromError).
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|   TFO_FAILED_CONNECTION_REFUSED,
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|   TFO_FAILED_NET_TIMEOUT,
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|   TFO_FAILED_UNKNOW_ERROR,
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|   // The following 4 are set when backup connection finishes before the primary
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|   // connection.
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|   TFO_FAILED_BACKUP_CONNECTION_TFO_NOT_TRIED,
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|   TFO_FAILED_BACKUP_CONNECTION_TFO_TRIED,
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|   TFO_FAILED_BACKUP_CONNECTION_TFO_DATA_SENT,
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|   TFO_FAILED_BACKUP_CONNECTION_TFO_DATA_COOKIE_NOT_ACCEPTED,
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|   // The following 4 are set when the recovery connection fails as well.
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|   TFO_FAILED_CONNECTION_REFUSED_NO_TFO_FAILED_TOO,
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|   TFO_FAILED_NET_TIMEOUT_NO_TFO_FAILED_TOO,
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|   TFO_FAILED_UNKNOW_ERROR_NO_TFO_FAILED_TOO,
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|   TFO_FAILED_BACKUP_CONNECTION_NO_TFO_FAILED_TOO,
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|   TFO_BACKUP_CONN, // This is a backup conn, for a halfOpenSock that was used
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|                    // TFO.
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|   TFO_INIT_FAILED, // nsHalfOpenSocket::SetupConn failed.
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|   TFO_UNKNOWN_RESOLVING, // There is a high number of TFO_UNKNOWN state reported.
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|                          // Let's split them depending on the socket transport state:
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|                          // TFO_UNKNOWN_RESOLVING, TFO_UNKNOWN_RESOLVED,
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|                          // TFO_UNKNOWN_CONNECTING and TFO_UNKNOWN_CONNECTED..
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|   TFO_UNKNOWN_RESOLVED,
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|   TFO_UNKNOWN_CONNECTING,
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|   TFO_UNKNOWN_CONNECTED,
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|   TFO_FAILED,
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|   TFO_HTTP // TFO is disabled for non-secure connections.
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| } TFOResult;
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| 
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| nsresult AttachTCPFastOpenIOLayer(PRFileDesc *fd);
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| 
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| // Get the result of TCP Fast Open.
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| void TCPFastOpenFinish(PRFileDesc *fd, PRErrorCode &err,
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|                        bool &fastOpenNotSupported, uint8_t &tfoStatus);
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| 
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| int32_t TCPFastOpenGetBufferSizeLeft(PRFileDesc *fd);
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| 
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| bool TCPFastOpenGetCurrentBufferSize(PRFileDesc *fd);
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| bool TCPFastOpenFlushBuffer(PRFileDesc *fd);
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| }
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| }
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| 
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| #endif // TCPFastOpenLayer_h__
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