Add support for SO_TXTIME#1409
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| /// `getsockopt(fd, SOL_SOCKET, SO_TXTIME)` — Get transmit timing settings. | ||
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should this be #[cfg(linux_kernel)]? I don't get the distinction.
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linux_kernel is equivalent to any(target_os = "linux", target_os = "android")). If this feature compiles on Android, then we can enable it there too.
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Updated with linux_kernel, so I guess we'll see what happens in CI :)
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Ok, that's a no on android.
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I thought this would be straightforward, but it's really not. libc has clockid_t, while linux-raw-sys has __kernel_clockid_t. Some platforms have neither. What's the best way to proceed with this? I need it for get_txtime, since the kernel returns the configured clock.
Nevermind, importing __kernel_clockid_t as clockid_t fixed it.
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linux-raw-sys 0.9.3 is now released, with sunfishcode/linux-raw-sys#153. |
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Great, thanks :) I rebased now and removed the hardcoded declarations. |
This is an undocumented linux feature that lets you time outgoing packets.
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Hi @sunfishcode, anything needed from me on this? |
This is not actually sufficient for error handling in sendmmsg. The following cases are unconsidered: - Only some of the buffer are sent - Only some of one of the iovecs is sent We'll handle this when we migrate to rustix's sendmmsg, which is waiting on the following PRs: - bytecodealliance/rustix#1171 - bytecodealliance/rustix#1409 Note that those cases should be gracefully-ish handled by FEC and the protocol (they're equivalent to dropped or biffed packets).
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This is now released in rustix 1.1.1. |
`rustix::time` and the txtime socket options are only available with the `time` feature, but they are unconditionally used in sockopt tests. Mark them with `cfg(feature = "time")` to enable compiling sockopt tests with just the `net` feature enabled. Otherwise `cargo test --features net` would end up with a compile error. Fixes: 65b04ae ("Add support for SO_TXTIME / SCM_TXTIME (bytecodealliance#1409)")
* Fix cfgs in sockopt tests `rustix::time` and the txtime socket options are only available with the `time` feature, but they are unconditionally used in sockopt tests. Mark them with `cfg(feature = "time")` to enable compiling sockopt tests with just the `net` feature enabled. Otherwise `cargo test --features net` would end up with a compile error. Fixes: 65b04ae ("Add support for SO_TXTIME / SCM_TXTIME (#1409)") * Test `socket_passcred` only for Unix domain sockets Since Linux 6.16, `SO_PASSCRED` is allowed only for `AF_UNIX`, `AF_NETLINK` and `AF_BLUETOOTH` sockets. The tests used to get/set this option for IP sockets, which doesn't work with new kernels, so make the tests use a Unix domain socket instead. On new kernels, the tests fail with: ``` ---- sockopt::test_sockopts_ipv6 stdout ---- thread 'sockopt::test_sockopts_ipv6' panicked at tests/net/sockopt.rs:44:42: called `Result::unwrap()` on an `Err` value: Os { code: 95, kind: Unsupported, message: "Operation not supported" } ---- sockopt::test_sockopts_ipv4 stdout ---- thread 'sockopt::test_sockopts_ipv4' panicked at tests/net/sockopt.rs:44:42: called `Result::unwrap()` on an `Err` value: Os { code: 95, kind: Unsupported, message: "Operation not supported" } ``` The restriction was introduced to Linux in this commit: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/?id=7d8d93fdde50b86bbbf46a203c368ed320e729ab
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This is an undocumented linux feature that lets you time outgoing packets.
This depends on sunfishcode/linux-raw-sys#153.