GenericMediaServer.hh

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// "liveMedia"
// Copyright (c) 1996-2019 Live Networks, Inc.  All rights reserved.
// A generic media server class, used to implement a RTSP server, and any other server that uses
//  "ServerMediaSession" objects to describe media to be served.
// C++ header

#ifndef _GENERIC_MEDIA_SERVER_HH
#define _GENERIC_MEDIA_SERVER_HH

#ifndef _MEDIA_HH
#include "Media.hh"
#endif
#ifndef _SERVER_MEDIA_SESSION_HH
#include "ServerMediaSession.hh"
#endif

#ifndef REQUEST_BUFFER_SIZE
#define REQUEST_BUFFER_SIZE 20000 // for incoming requests
#endif
#ifndef RESPONSE_BUFFER_SIZE
#define RESPONSE_BUFFER_SIZE 20000
#endif

class GenericMediaServer: public Medium {
public:
  void addServerMediaSession(ServerMediaSession* serverMediaSession);

  virtual ServerMediaSession*
  lookupServerMediaSession(char const* streamName, Boolean isFirstLookupInSession = True);

  void removeServerMediaSession(ServerMediaSession* serverMediaSession);
      // Removes the "ServerMediaSession" object from our lookup table, so it will no longer be accessible by new clients.
      // (However, any *existing* client sessions that use this "ServerMediaSession" object will continue streaming.
      //  The "ServerMediaSession" object will not get deleted until all of these client sessions have closed.)
      // (To both delete the "ServerMediaSession" object *and* close all client sessions that use it,
      //  call "deleteServerMediaSession(serverMediaSession)" instead.)
  void removeServerMediaSession(char const* streamName);
     // ditto

  void closeAllClientSessionsForServerMediaSession(ServerMediaSession* serverMediaSession);
      // Closes (from the server) all client sessions that are currently using this "ServerMediaSession" object.
      // Note, however, that the "ServerMediaSession" object remains accessible by new clients.
  void closeAllClientSessionsForServerMediaSession(char const* streamName);
     // ditto

  void deleteServerMediaSession(ServerMediaSession* serverMediaSession);
      // Equivalent to:
      //     "closeAllClientSessionsForServerMediaSession(serverMediaSession); removeServerMediaSession(serverMediaSession);"
  void deleteServerMediaSession(char const* streamName);
      // Equivalent to:
      //     "closeAllClientSessionsForServerMediaSession(streamName); removeServerMediaSession(streamName);

  unsigned numClientSessions() const { return fClientSessions->numEntries(); }

protected:
  GenericMediaServer(UsageEnvironment& env, int ourSocket, Port ourPort,
                     unsigned reclamationSeconds);
      // If "reclamationSeconds" > 0, then the "ClientSession" state for each client will get
      // reclaimed if no activity from the client is detected in at least "reclamationSeconds".
  // we're an abstract base class
  virtual ~GenericMediaServer();
  void cleanup(); // MUST be called in the destructor of any subclass of us

  static int setUpOurSocket(UsageEnvironment& env, Port& ourPort);

  static void incomingConnectionHandler(void*, int /*mask*/);
  void incomingConnectionHandler();
  void incomingConnectionHandlerOnSocket(int serverSocket);

public: // should be protected, but some old compilers complain otherwise
  // The state of a TCP connection used by a client:
  class ClientConnection {
  protected:
    ClientConnection(GenericMediaServer& ourServer, int clientSocket, struct sockaddr_in clientAddr);
    virtual ~ClientConnection();

    UsageEnvironment& envir() { return fOurServer.envir(); }
    void closeSockets();

    static void incomingRequestHandler(void*, int /*mask*/);
    void incomingRequestHandler();
    virtual void handleRequestBytes(int newBytesRead) = 0;
    void resetRequestBuffer();

  protected:
    friend class GenericMediaServer;
    friend class ClientSession;
    friend class RTSPServer; // needed to make some broken Windows compilers work; remove this in the future when we end support for Windows
    GenericMediaServer& fOurServer;
    int fOurSocket;
    struct sockaddr_in fClientAddr;
    unsigned char fRequestBuffer[REQUEST_BUFFER_SIZE];
    unsigned char fResponseBuffer[RESPONSE_BUFFER_SIZE];
    unsigned fRequestBytesAlreadySeen, fRequestBufferBytesLeft;
  };

  // The state of an individual client session (using one or more sequential TCP connections) handled by a server:
  class ClientSession {
  protected:
    ClientSession(GenericMediaServer& ourServer, u_int32_t sessionId);
    virtual ~ClientSession();

    UsageEnvironment& envir() { return fOurServer.envir(); }
    void noteLiveness();
    static void noteClientLiveness(ClientSession* clientSession);
    static void livenessTimeoutTask(ClientSession* clientSession);

  protected:
    friend class GenericMediaServer;
    friend class ClientConnection;
    GenericMediaServer& fOurServer;
    u_int32_t fOurSessionId;
    ServerMediaSession* fOurServerMediaSession;
    TaskToken fLivenessCheckTask;
  };

protected:
  virtual ClientConnection* createNewClientConnection(int clientSocket, struct sockaddr_in clientAddr) = 0;
  virtual ClientSession* createNewClientSession(u_int32_t sessionId) = 0;

  ClientSession* createNewClientSessionWithId();
      // Generates a new (unused) random session id, and calls the "createNewClientSession()"
      // virtual function with this session id as parameter.

  // Lookup a "ClientSession" object by sessionId (integer, and string):
  ClientSession* lookupClientSession(u_int32_t sessionId);
  ClientSession* lookupClientSession(char const* sessionIdStr);

  // An iterator over our "ServerMediaSession" objects:
  class ServerMediaSessionIterator {
  public:
    ServerMediaSessionIterator(GenericMediaServer& server);
    virtual ~ServerMediaSessionIterator();
    ServerMediaSession* next();
  private:
    HashTable::Iterator* fOurIterator;
  };

protected:
  friend class ClientConnection;
  friend class ClientSession;   
  friend class ServerMediaSessionIterator;
  int fServerSocket;
  Port fServerPort;
  unsigned fReclamationSeconds;

private:
  HashTable* fServerMediaSessions; // maps 'stream name' strings to "ServerMediaSession" objects
  HashTable* fClientConnections; // the "ClientConnection" objects that we're using
  HashTable* fClientSessions; // maps 'session id' strings to "ClientSession" objects
};

// A data structure used for optional user/password authentication:

class UserAuthenticationDatabase {
public:
  UserAuthenticationDatabase(char const* realm = NULL,
                             Boolean passwordsAreMD5 = False);
    // If "passwordsAreMD5" is True, then each password stored into, or removed from,
    // the database is actually the value computed
    // by md5(<username>:<realm>:<actual-password>)
  virtual ~UserAuthenticationDatabase();

  virtual void addUserRecord(char const* username, char const* password);
  virtual void removeUserRecord(char const* username);

  virtual char const* lookupPassword(char const* username);
      // returns NULL if the user name was not present

  char const* realm() { return fRealm; }
  Boolean passwordsAreMD5() { return fPasswordsAreMD5; }

protected:
  HashTable* fTable;
  char* fRealm;
  Boolean fPasswordsAreMD5;
};

#endif