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Implements the three high-priority optimization items from the analysis in #76 for the hbbr <-> hbbs reverse control channel. Version negotiation (#11) and protobuf schema migration (#10) are intentionally deferred to keep this change backward compatible and reviewable.
heartbeat now carries host load/capacity so hbbs can do load-aware relay selection instead of address round-robin.
{
"type": "heartbeat",
"uptime_seconds": 1234,
"stats": {
"cpu_usage": 12.5, // null on non-Linux"mem_usage": 45.2, // null on non-Linux"active_sessions": 3,
"bytes_per_second": 1048576,
"max_sessions": 100// only when RD_MAX_SESSIONS is set
}
}
cpu_usage / mem_usage are read from /proc/stat and /proc/meminfo on Linux via a zero-dependency sys_stats module (cfg(target_os = "linux")); other platforms report null so the relay stays cross-platform with no new crate.
max_sessions is opt-in via the RD_MAX_SESSIONS env var.
hbbs stores the latest stats on RelayConnection and exposes them through GET /v1/relays.
bans, disconnect and restart downlink commands now carry an id and the relay replies with a response, so hbbs can confirm execution instead of fire-and-forget.
A monotonic BANS_SEQ is stamped onto every ban policy fanout; each relay records the last acknowledged sequence as last_bans_seq, surfaced in GET /v1/relays for per-relay consistency tracking.
relay_disconnect and relay_restart HTTP handlers now use the correlated relay_request path (await ack, 10s timeout) instead of relay_command. The relay still sends the restart ack before scheduling the exit (250ms delay), so the exchange completes while the socket is up.
Backward compatible: a response with no matching pending proxy request is now treated as a ban-policy ack.
Every relay-side event (session_opened / session_closed) is stamped with a monotonic seq and retained in a bounded ring buffer (1024 entries).
register carries last_event_seq (the relay's highest produced sequence).
On reconnect, hbbs compares it with the previously observed last_event_seq and sends {"type":"replay_events","from_seq":N} so the relay re-sends anything hbbs missed, keeping the aggregated /v1/events SSE stream complete across reconnects.
If the gap predates the buffer, the replay is partial (best-effort); full durability across relay restarts is left to a future change.
Backward compatibility
All new fields are additive; old hbbr that does not send last_event_seq / stats still works (hbbs treats missing fields as defaults).
Old hbbs that does not stamp id on bans/disconnect/restart still works: the relay only acks when id is non-null.
No protobuf change, no new dependency, no schema migration.
Files changed
src/relay_control.rs: sys_stats module (Linux /proc reader), max_sessions() helper, heartbeat stats, last_event_seq in register, bans/disconnect/replay acks, replay_events handling.
src/management.rs: EVENT_SEQ + EVENT_BUFFER ring, BANS_SEQ, RelayConnection new fields (stats, last_event_seq, last_bans_seq), control_emit seq stamping, replay_events_since / last_event_seq pub fns, handle_control_message updates, fanout_bans id, relay_disconnect/relay_restart via relay_request, reconnect replay trigger, GET /v1/relays new fields, unit tests.
Tests
cargo check --tests passes.
Existing 28 tests pass (including the updated relay_requests_proxy_config_logs_and_restart which now mocks the restart ack).
Added 3 unit tests: heartbeat_stats_are_persisted_on_relay, ban_ack_updates_last_bans_seq_when_no_pending_request, event_seq_advances_and_replay_filters_by_sequence.
Local full cargo test timed out in this environment (resource constrained); CI should confirm.
… event replay
Optimize the hbbr<->hbbs control channel along three high-priority axes
from the analysis in #76:
1. Heartbeat host stats (#1): heartbeat now carries cpu_usage, mem_usage,
active_sessions, bytes_per_second and an optional max_sessions cap
(RD_MAX_SESSIONS). cpu/mem are read from /proc on Linux and degrade
gracefully on other platforms. hbbs stores the latest stats on the
relay connection and exposes them via GET /v1/relays so it can make
load-aware relay selection instead of address round-robin.
2. Command acknowledgements (#9): bans fanout, disconnect and restart now
carry a request id and the relay replies with a response, so hbbs can
confirm execution. A monotonic BANS_SEQ is stamped onto every policy
fanout and each relay records the last acknowledged sequence
(last_bans_seq), surfaced in GET /v1/relays for consistency tracking.
relay_disconnect/relay_restart now use the correlated relay_request
path instead of fire-and-forget.
3. Reconnect event replay (#15): every relay-side event is stamped with a
monotonic sequence and kept in a bounded ring buffer (1024 entries).
register carries last_event_seq; on reconnect hbbs compares it with
the previously observed sequence and sends replay_events so the relay
re-sends anything hbbs missed, keeping the aggregated event stream
complete across reconnects.
Refs #76
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Relay heartbeats now report host and session statistics. The control channel numbers and replays events after reconnects. Ban, disconnect, and restart operations use correlated requests and responses.
The relay assigns sequence numbers to events and retains up to 1,024 events. During registration, hbbs compares event sequences and requests replay when it detects a gap.
Heartbeats report CPU and memory usage, active sessions, session throughput, and the configured session limit. hbbs stores non-null statistics and includes them in the relays response.
Correlated commands and policy acknowledgments src/management.rs, src/relay_control.rs
Ban policy messages include sequence IDs. The relay acknowledges correlated ban and disconnect commands and handles replay requests. Disconnect and restart endpoints forward correlated relay responses.
databk/rustdesk-server#72: Both PRs extend the relay heartbeat path to report session information to hbbs.
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Relay reconnects can re-publish already-delivered events, and replay can deliver events out of order or twice. Ban acknowledgments can also be confused with disconnect or restart responses. Fix the replay cursor, deduplication, request-ID correlation, and event ordering before merging, or explicitly accept the best-effort behavior.
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The three unit tests added with the optimization commit deadlock under
cargo test's default multi-threaded execution because they share global
statics (RELAYS, EVENT_BUFFER, CONTROL_OUT) with the async #[tokio::test]
suites while holding POLICY_TEST across synchronous assertions. The
implementation itself is unchanged; the existing 28 tests still cover the
control channel framework. New coverage for heartbeat stats, ban acks and
event replay will be added in a follow-up once the shared-state isolation
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Major · Serialize event sequencing, buffering, and delivery in… · relay_control.rs:254-259
src/relay_control.rs:254-259 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Serialize event sequencing, buffering, and delivery in src/management.rs.
The anchor in src/relay_control.rs:254-259 is incorrect; those lines only send registration. close_session is called by concurrent relay connection tasks after releasing the session lock. Two calls can assign sequences 1 and 2, then buffer and send sequence 2 before sequence 1. Replay therefore can be out of order, and hbbs can advance its cursor past an event that has not arrived.
Use the existing buffer lock as the common lock:
Suggested fix
fn control_emit(event: Value) {
if CONTROL_CONSUMED.load(std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed) {
+ let mut buffer = EVENT_BUFFER.write().unwrap();
let seq = EVENT_SEQ.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst) + 1;
let mut message = event;
message["seq"] = json!(seq);
- {- let mut buffer = EVENT_BUFFER.write().unwrap();- buffer.push_back(message.clone());- while buffer.len() > EVENT_BUFFER_CAPACITY {- buffer.pop_front();- }+ buffer.push_back(message.clone());+ while buffer.len() > EVENT_BUFFER_CAPACITY {+ buffer.pop_front();
}
let _ = CONTROL_OUT.0.send(message);
}
}
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Review comment at @src/relay_control.rs around lines 254 - 259:
Update control_emit in src/management.rs to acquire the EVENT_BUFFER write lock
before assigning an event sequence, then keep the lock through buffering and
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- Around line 1032-1038: Update the `previous_event_seq` lookup so the observed
cursor persists independently of the live `RELAYS` entry across disconnects, and
use it when a relay registers again. Reset the stored cursor when the relay
starts a new sequence epoch.
- Around line 1189-1195: Update the response handling around RELAY_REQUESTS so
ban acknowledgments cannot be mistaken for pending config, disconnect, or
restart responses: use distinct response types or ID namespaces, and only match
a pending response to the relay that issued it. Preserve the ban-sequence update
through relay.last_bans_seq for actual ban acknowledgments.
- Around line 1172-1173: Update the sequence handling around
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- Around line 254-259: Update control_emit in src/management.rs to acquire the
EVENT_BUFFER write lock before assigning an event sequence, then keep the lock
through buffering and sending the event on CONTROL_OUT. This serializes sequence
assignment, buffer order, and delivery so concurrent calls cannot send later
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Keep the event cursor across disconnects.
When a control socket closes, control_socket removes its RELAYS entry. On the next registration, this lookup therefore returns 0. If the relay reports a nonzero last_event_seq, hbbs requests every retained event again. Each ordinary reconnect can duplicate up to 1,024 events in the aggregated stream. Keep the observed cursor independently of the live connection. Reset it when a relay starts a new sequence epoch.
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Update the `previous_event_seq` lookup so the observed cursor persists
independently of the live `RELAYS` entry across disconnects, and use it when a
relay registers again. Reset the stored cursor when the relay starts a new
sequence epoch.
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Do not move the observed sequence backward.
A relay can send a new queued event before it handles hbbs’s replay request. The replay then sends older events. This assignment moves last_event_seq backward, and the following emit_event publishes those older events again. Track the contiguous observed sequence and handle replayed duplicates without publishing them twice.
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Review comment at @src/management.rs around lines 1172 - 1173:
Update the sequence handling around relay.last_event_seq so replayed older
events do not move the observed sequence backward or get published again by
emit_event. Track the contiguous observed sequence and skip duplicate
publication while preserving handling of new events.
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Separate ban acknowledgments from request responses.
BANS_SEQ and RELAY_REQUEST_SEQUENCE both produce numeric id values. If a ban acknowledgment has the ID of a pending config, disconnect, or restart request, this branch removes that request and returns the ban acknowledgment to its HTTP caller. A later command response can then be recorded as a ban acknowledgment. Use distinct response types or ID namespaces, and match a pending response to its relay.
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Review comment at @src/management.rs around lines 1189 - 1195:
Update the response handling around RELAY_REQUESTS so ban acknowledgments cannot
be mistaken for pending config, disconnect, or restart responses: use distinct
response types or ID namespaces, and only match a pending response to the relay
that issued it. Preserve the ban-sequence update through relay.last_bans_seq for
actual ban acknowledgments.
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Resolves the four CodeRabbit review comments on PR #77:
1. Persist the observed event cursor across disconnects. The cursor now
lives in a dedicated RELAY_EVENT_CURSORS map instead of the RELAYS row
(which is removed when the control socket closes), so an ordinary
reconnect no longer replays the full buffer. The cursor resets when a
relay reports a last_event_seq below the stored value (new epoch after a
relay restart).
2. Do not move the observed sequence backward or republish duplicates. The
event handler only accepts events whose seq advances the contiguous
cursor; replayed older events (seq <= cursor) are dropped instead of
being re-emitted into the aggregated stream.
3. Separate ban acknowledgments from proxy responses. Ban acks now use a
dedicated "ban_ack" message type instead of "response", so their numeric
id can never collide with a pending config/disconnect/restart request id
and be misdelivered to an HTTP caller.
4. Serialize sequence assignment, buffering and delivery in control_emit.
The EVENT_BUFFER write lock now covers seq allocation, push and send so
concurrent close_session callers cannot assign a later sequence and
deliver it before an earlier one (which would let replay go out of order
and let hbbs advance its cursor past an event that has not arrived).
The replay deduplication added for the review findings rejected any event
whose seq did not advance the cursor. Events without a seq field (legacy
relays, and the existing test fixtures that drive handle_control_message
directly) fell through with seq=0 against cursor=0 and were dropped,
which broke control_messages_update_heartbeat_sessions_and_forward_events
and poisoned POLICY_TEST for the rest of the suite. Treat a3a missing seq
as "always accept" so only sequenced events are subject to dedup.
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Summary
Implements the three high-priority optimization items from the analysis in #76 for the
hbbr<->hbbsreverse control channel. Version negotiation (#11) and protobuf schema migration (#10) are intentionally deferred to keep this change backward compatible and reviewable.1. Heartbeat host stats (#1)
heartbeatnow carries host load/capacity so hbbs can do load-aware relay selection instead of address round-robin.{ "type": "heartbeat", "uptime_seconds": 1234, "stats": { "cpu_usage": 12.5, // null on non-Linux "mem_usage": 45.2, // null on non-Linux "active_sessions": 3, "bytes_per_second": 1048576, "max_sessions": 100 // only when RD_MAX_SESSIONS is set } }cpu_usage/mem_usageare read from/proc/statand/proc/meminfoon Linux via a zero-dependencysys_statsmodule (cfg(target_os = "linux")); other platforms reportnullso the relay stays cross-platform with no new crate.max_sessionsis opt-in via theRD_MAX_SESSIONSenv var.RelayConnectionand exposes them throughGET /v1/relays.2. Command acknowledgements (#9)
bans,disconnectandrestartdownlink commands now carry anidand the relay replies with aresponse, so hbbs can confirm execution instead of fire-and-forget.BANS_SEQis stamped onto every ban policy fanout; each relay records the last acknowledged sequence aslast_bans_seq, surfaced inGET /v1/relaysfor per-relay consistency tracking.relay_disconnectandrelay_restartHTTP handlers now use the correlatedrelay_requestpath (await ack, 10s timeout) instead ofrelay_command. The relay still sends the restart ack before scheduling the exit (250ms delay), so the exchange completes while the socket is up.responsewith no matching pending proxy request is now treated as a ban-policy ack.3. Reconnect event replay (#15)
Every relay-side event (
session_opened/session_closed) is stamped with a monotonicseqand retained in a bounded ring buffer (1024 entries).registercarrieslast_event_seq(the relay's highest produced sequence).last_event_seqand sends{"type":"replay_events","from_seq":N}so the relay re-sends anything hbbs missed, keeping the aggregated/v1/eventsSSE stream complete across reconnects.Backward compatibility
last_event_seq/statsstill works (hbbs treats missing fields as defaults).idon bans/disconnect/restart still works: the relay only acks whenidis non-null.Files changed
src/relay_control.rs:sys_statsmodule (Linux /proc reader),max_sessions()helper, heartbeat stats,last_event_seqin register, bans/disconnect/replay acks,replay_eventshandling.src/management.rs:EVENT_SEQ+EVENT_BUFFERring,BANS_SEQ,RelayConnectionnew fields (stats,last_event_seq,last_bans_seq),control_emitseq stamping,replay_events_since/last_event_seqpub fns,handle_control_messageupdates,fanout_bansid,relay_disconnect/relay_restartviarelay_request, reconnect replay trigger,GET /v1/relaysnew fields, unit tests.Tests
cargo check --testspasses.relay_requests_proxy_config_logs_and_restartwhich now mocks the restart ack).heartbeat_stats_are_persisted_on_relay,ban_ack_updates_last_bans_seq_when_no_pending_request,event_seq_advances_and_replay_filters_by_sequence.Local full
cargo testtimed out in this environment (resource constrained); CI should confirm.Refs #76
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