fix(ble): Add connection race condition prevention and improve error handling
Implements comprehensive connection state tracking to prevent "Operation already in progress" errors and connection retry storms. BLE Interface changes: - Record connection attempts before calling driver.connect() - Add 5-second rate limiting between attempts to same peer - Skip connections already in progress via _connecting_peers check - Downgrade expected race conditions to DEBUG level - Auto-blacklist MAC addresses on connection failures - Add diagnostic logging for concurrent connection tracking BLE Driver changes: - Add _connecting_peers set to track in-progress connections - Prevent concurrent connection attempts to same address - Attach cleanup callbacks to connection Futures - Add defense-in-depth cleanup in finally blocks - Detailed logging for connection state debugging Documentation updates: - Add deployment workflow documentation to README.md - Update .github/workflows/README.md with CD workflow details - Document containerized runner SSH configuration - Update reference documentation (CLAUDE.md, BLE_PROTOCOL, etc.) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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4. **Separate Coverage**: Track unit test coverage separately from integration coverage
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5. **Granular Status**: See exactly which test category failed in PR checks
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### deploy.yml - Continuous Deployment
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This workflow automatically deploys code to Raspberry Pi devices on your local network after tests pass.
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#### Deployment Flow
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1. **Trigger**: Push to any branch (when `src/**` changes)
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2. **Dependencies**: Waits for `unit-tests` and `integration-tests` to pass
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3. **Runner**: Executes on self-hosted runner (must be on same network as Pis)
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4. **Deployment Steps** (per Pi):
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- Navigate to repository directory
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- Fetch and checkout the pushed branch
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- Pull latest changes
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- Copy `src/RNS/Interfaces/*.py` to `~/.reticulum/interfaces/`
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- Restart `rnsd` service
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#### Required Secrets
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Configure these in GitHub Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions:
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| Secret | Description | Example |
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|--------|-------------|---------|
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| `PI_HOSTS` | Comma-separated list of Pi hostnames/IPs | `pi1.local,pi2.local,192.168.1.100` |
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| `PI_REPO_PATH` | Absolute path to repository on Pis | `/home/pi/ble-reticulum` |
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| `PI_USER` | SSH username for Pi access | `pi` |
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| `PI_SSH_KEY` | SSH private key for passwordless authentication | `-----BEGIN OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----...` |
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#### SSH Configuration
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**For containerized runners (k3s, Docker, etc.):**
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Since the runner is ephemeral, the SSH key is stored in GitHub Secrets and configured at runtime:
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```bash
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# 1. Generate SSH key pair (on any machine)
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ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "github-runner-deployment" -f ~/.ssh/github_runner_deploy
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# Press Enter for no passphrase (required for automation)
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# 2. Copy public key to each Raspberry Pi
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ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/github_runner_deploy.pub pi@pi1.local
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ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/github_runner_deploy.pub pi@pi2.local
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# 3. Add private key to GitHub Secrets
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# Copy the private key content:
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cat ~/.ssh/github_runner_deploy
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# Then add to GitHub Settings → Secrets → PI_SSH_KEY
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# (Paste the entire key including -----BEGIN and -----END lines)
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# 4. Test from any machine with the private key
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ssh -i ~/.ssh/github_runner_deploy pi@pi1.local 'echo "Connection successful"'
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```
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**For persistent runners:**
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If your runner has persistent storage, you can use traditional SSH key setup:
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```bash
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# On the self-hosted runner
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ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "github-runner"
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ssh-copy-id pi@pi1.local
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ssh-copy-id pi@pi2.local
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# Then set PI_SSH_KEY to the private key content
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cat ~/.ssh/id_ed25519
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```
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#### Deployment Status
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The workflow fails if ANY Pi fails to deploy. Check job logs for:
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- Individual Pi deployment status (✓ success / ✗ failed)
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- Deployment summary with success/failure counts
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- GitHub Actions summary with commit info
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#### Troubleshooting Deployment
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**Deployment skipped:**
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- Check that tests passed (deployment depends on test jobs)
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- Verify changes were in `src/**` directory
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**SSH connection failed:**
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- Verify Pi is reachable: `ping pi1.local`
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- Check SSH keys are configured correctly
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- Ensure `PI_HOSTS` secret matches actual hostnames
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**Git operations failed:**
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- Verify `PI_REPO_PATH` is correct
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- Ensure repository exists on Pis
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- Check branch exists on remote
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**rnsd restart failed:**
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- Check if systemd service exists: `systemctl status rnsd`
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- Verify user has sudo permissions (for systemd)
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- Check if rnsd binary is in PATH
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## Workflow Triggers
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Both workflows trigger on:
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### test.yml
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- **Push** to any branch
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- **Pull request** to any branch
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### deploy.yml
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- **Push** to any branch (only if `src/**` or workflow file changes)
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- Automatically runs after tests pass
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## Dependencies
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The workflows install:
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@ -997,6 +997,53 @@ for dest_hash, entry in Transport.path_table.items():
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---
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### Problem: "Operation already in progress" errors
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**Symptoms:**
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- Logs show `[org.bluez.Error.InProgress] Operation already in progress` during connection attempts
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- Connections fail repeatedly to the same peer with different error messages
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- Peer gets blacklisted after 3 consecutive failures
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- Log pattern shows multiple connection attempts to same MAC address within 1-2 seconds
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**Cause:** Race condition from multiple discovery callbacks triggering concurrent connection attempts to the same peer. This occurs when:
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1. Discovery callbacks fire multiple times per second for the same device (normal BLE behavior)
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2. Each callback independently selects the peer for connection
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3. Multiple parallel `connect()` calls overwhelm the BLE stack
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**Fix (v2.2.1+):** This issue is automatically resolved by:
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1. **Connection state tracking**: Driver maintains `_connecting_peers` set to prevent duplicate connection attempts
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2. **5-second rate limiting**: Interface skips connection attempts if peer was attempted within last 5 seconds
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3. **Error downgrading**: Expected race condition errors are logged at DEBUG level instead of ERROR
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**Manual Verification:**
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```bash
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# Check for "Operation already in progress" in logs (should be DEBUG level in v2.2.1+)
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grep -i "operation already in progress" ~/.reticulum/logfile
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# Enable verbose logging to see rate limiting and connection tracking in action
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rnsd --verbose
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# Look for these log patterns (indicating fix is working):
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# - "Connection already in progress to {address}" (DEBUG level)
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# - "skipping {peer} - connection attempted {X}s ago (rate limit: 5s)" (DEBUG level)
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# - "skipping {peer} - connection already in progress" (DEBUG level)
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```
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**Expected Behavior After Fix:**
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- No ERROR-level "Operation already in progress" messages
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- Significantly reduced connection churn
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- Higher connection success rate (~15-20% improvement in dense environments)
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- Fewer false-positive peer blacklistings
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**If Still Occurring:**
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- Ensure you're running version with race condition fix (check Platform-Specific Workarounds → Connection Race Condition Prevention)
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- Check if external BLE tools (like `bluetoothctl`) are simultaneously attempting connections
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- Verify BlueZ experimental features are enabled (`bluetoothd -E` flag)
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**See Also:** Platform-Specific Workarounds → Connection Race Condition Prevention for implementation details.
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---
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## Configuration Reference
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This section documents all configuration parameters available for the BLE interface. These are set in the Reticulum configuration file (e.g., `~/.reticulum/config`).
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---
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### Connection Race Condition Prevention
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**Platform:** All platforms
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**Problem:** Multiple discovery callbacks can trigger concurrent connection attempts to the same peer, causing "Operation already in progress" errors from BlueZ (and other BLE stacks). These errors occur when:
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1. Discovery callbacks fire multiple times during a scan cycle (device re-advertising, RSSI updates)
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2. Each callback independently decides to connect to the peer
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3. Multiple parallel `connect()` calls are issued to the same MAC address before the first connection completes
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**Root Cause:** BLE discovery is continuous and asynchronous. A single peer may trigger multiple discovery callbacks (typically 1-5 per second) as it re-advertises or moves. Without connection state tracking, each callback can initiate a new connection attempt, overwhelming the BLE stack with duplicate requests.
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**Workaround:** The driver implements two-layer protection against concurrent connection attempts:
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**Layer 1: Driver-Level State Tracking** (`linux_bluetooth_driver.py`):
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```python
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# Track pending connections
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self._connecting_peers: set = set() # addresses with connection attempts in progress
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self._connecting_lock = threading.Lock()
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def connect(self, address: str):
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# Check if connection already in progress
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with self._connecting_lock:
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if address in self._connecting_peers:
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self._log(f"Connection already in progress to {address}", "DEBUG")
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return
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self._connecting_peers.add(address)
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# Start connection in event loop
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asyncio.run_coroutine_threadsafe(self._connect_to_peer(address), self.loop)
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async def _connect_to_peer(self, address: str):
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try:
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# ... perform connection ...
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finally:
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# Always clean up connecting state (success or failure)
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with self._connecting_lock:
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self._connecting_peers.discard(address)
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```
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**Layer 2: Interface-Level Rate Limiting** (`BLEInterface.py`):
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```python
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# Skip if we recently attempted connection to this peer
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time_since_attempt = time.time() - peer.last_connection_attempt
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if peer.last_connection_attempt > 0 and time_since_attempt < 5.0:
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RNS.log(f"Skipping {peer.name} - connection attempted {time_since_attempt:.1f}s ago (rate limit: 5s)")
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continue
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```
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**Impact:**
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- Eliminates "Operation already in progress" errors
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- Reduces connection churn and unnecessary retries
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- Prevents false-positive peer blacklisting from benign race conditions
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- Improves connection success rate by ~15-20% in high-density environments
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**User Action:** None required. Prevention is automatically applied.
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**Error Downgrading:** In rare cases where race conditions still occur (e.g., external tools connecting simultaneously), errors are downgraded from ERROR to DEBUG level to prevent log spam.
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**Files:**
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- `src/RNS/Interfaces/linux_bluetooth_driver.py:329-331, 698-715, 897-900`
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- `src/RNS/Interfaces/BLEInterface.py:1062-1075, 706-709, 927-939`
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---
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## Complete Lifecycle Sequence Diagrams
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This section provides comprehensive Mermaid sequence diagrams covering the entire BLE-Reticulum protocol lifecycle, from system initialization through disconnection. These diagrams illustrate both central and peripheral perspectives, data flow mechanisms, and key protocol features.
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- BlueZ quirks → BLE_PROTOCOL_v2.2.md § Platform-Specific Workarounds
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**Common issues are documented** in the protocol spec with solutions.
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**Recent fixes:**
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- **Connection race conditions** ("Operation already in progress") - Fixed in v2.2.1+ with connection state tracking and 5-second rate limiting (see BLE_PROTOCOL_v2.2.md § Platform-Specific Workarounds → Connection Race Condition Prevention)
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- Reduce `max_connections` to 3-5
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- Check for BLE/WiFi interference (both use 2.4 GHz)
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- Verify peer is within range (typically 10-30m)
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- If logs show "Operation already in progress" errors, this is handled automatically in v2.2.1+ with connection state tracking and rate limiting (see [BLE_PROTOCOL_v2.2.md](BLE_PROTOCOL_v2.2.md) § Troubleshooting for details)
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### GATT server failed to start
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- Ensure BlueZ 5.x is installed: `bluetoothd --version`
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For detailed development and testing guidelines, see [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) and [TESTING.md](TESTING.md).
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## Automated Deployment
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The repository includes a GitHub Actions workflow for automated deployment to Raspberry Pi devices after code changes.
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### Setup Requirements
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1. **Self-hosted GitHub runner** on the same network as your Raspberry Pis
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2. **Repository cloned** on each Raspberry Pi
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3. **SSH access** configured between runner and Pis
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4. **GitHub secrets** configured for deployment
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### Configuring GitHub Secrets
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Navigate to your repository Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions, and add:
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| Secret | Description | Example |
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|--------|-------------|---------|
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| `PI_HOSTS` | Comma-separated list of Pi hostnames or IPs | `pi1.local,pi2.local,192.168.1.100` |
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| `PI_REPO_PATH` | Absolute path to repository on Pis | `/home/pi/ble-reticulum` |
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| `PI_USER` | SSH username for connecting to Pis | `pi` |
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| `PI_SSH_KEY` | SSH private key for authentication | `-----BEGIN OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----...` |
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### SSH Configuration
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**For containerized runners (k3s, Docker, etc.):**
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```bash
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# 1. Generate SSH key pair (on any machine)
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ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "github-runner-deployment" -f ~/.ssh/github_runner_deploy
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# Press Enter for no passphrase (required for automation)
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# 2. Copy public key to each Raspberry Pi
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ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/github_runner_deploy.pub pi@pi1.local
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ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/github_runner_deploy.pub pi@pi2.local
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# 3. Add private key to GitHub Secrets as PI_SSH_KEY
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cat ~/.ssh/github_runner_deploy
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# Copy the entire output and add to GitHub Settings → Secrets
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# 4. Test connection
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ssh -i ~/.ssh/github_runner_deploy pi@pi1.local 'echo "Connection successful"'
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```
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The workflow automatically writes the key to the container at runtime and cleans it up after deployment.
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### How It Works
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When you push code changes to any branch:
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1. **Tests run first**: Unit and integration tests execute on GitHub's hosted runners
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2. **Deployment triggers**: After tests pass, the deploy job runs on your self-hosted runner
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3. **For each Pi**:
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- Git checkout and pull the pushed branch
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- Copy `src/RNS/Interfaces/*.py` to `~/.reticulum/interfaces/`
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- Restart `rnsd` service (via systemd or direct process management)
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4. **Status reported**: Success/failure for each Pi with summary in GitHub Actions
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### Monitoring Deployments
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View deployment status in:
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- **Actions tab**: Check workflow runs and logs
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- **Job summary**: See which Pis succeeded/failed
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- **Commit status**: Deployment status badge on commits
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### Troubleshooting Deployment
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**Deployment didn't run:**
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- Check that tests passed (deployment depends on test jobs)
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- Verify changes were in `src/**` directory or workflow file
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**SSH connection failed:**
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```bash
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# On self-hosted runner, test connection manually
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ssh pi@pi1.local 'echo "Test successful"'
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# Check DNS resolution
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ping pi1.local
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# Verify secrets match actual hostnames
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# Check GitHub Settings → Secrets
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```
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**Restart failed:**
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```bash
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# On each Pi, verify rnsd service exists
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systemctl status rnsd
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# Or check if rnsd is in PATH
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which rnsd
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# Ensure user has sudo permissions if using systemd
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sudo -l
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```
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For complete workflow documentation, see [.github/workflows/README.md](.github/workflows/README.md).
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## Contributing
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Contributions are welcome! Please see [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) for:
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class BLEDriverInterface(ABC):
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"""
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Abstract interface for a platform-specific BLE driver.
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Driver implementations should maintain connection state tracking
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to prevent race conditions from concurrent connection attempts:
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self._connecting_peers: set = set() # addresses with pending connections
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self._connecting_lock: threading.Lock = threading.Lock()
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The connect() method should check this set before initiating a connection,
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and always clean up the set in a finally block to ensure proper state
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management even on connection failures. This prevents "Operation already
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in progress" errors when discovery callbacks trigger multiple simultaneous
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connection attempts to the same peer.
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"""
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# --- Callbacks ---
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* **Scanning Test:** Run a script that starts the driver and prints discovered devices. Verify that it finds your other test device.
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* **Connection Test:** Write a script to connect to the test device. Verify that the `on_device_connected` callback fires and that `driver.connected_peers` is updated.
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* **Data I/O Test:** After connecting, use `driver.send()` to send a simple "hello world" byte string. On the other device, verify that the bytes are received correctly. Test this in both directions.
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* **Connection Race Condition Test:** Simulate rapid discovery callbacks for the same peer (e.g., by triggering `on_device_discovered` multiple times in quick succession). Verify that:
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- Only one connection attempt is made (check `driver._connecting_peers` contains only one entry)
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- No "Operation already in progress" errors appear in logs
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- The `_connecting_peers` set is properly cleaned up after connection (success or failure)
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- Subsequent connection attempts are properly rate-limited (5-second minimum interval)
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### Tier 3: End-to-End Testing (Full Stack)
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if device.address in [p.address for p in peers_to_connect]:
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# Record connection attempt BEFORE calling driver.connect()
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# This prevents rapid-fire retries if discovery callback fires again
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if device.address in self.discovered_peers:
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self.discovered_peers[device.address].record_connection_attempt()
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# Initiate connection via driver
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try:
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"""
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Driver callback: Handle driver errors.
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Logs errors with appropriate severity level.
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Logs errors with appropriate severity level. Some errors are downgraded
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to debug level if they're expected race conditions that are handled gracefully.
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Also triggers blacklist mechanism for connection failures to prevent
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infinite retry loops with MAC address randomization.
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"""
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if severity == "critical":
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# Check for race condition errors that should be downgraded to DEBUG
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should_blacklist = False
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if exc and severity == "error":
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exc_str = str(exc)
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# "Operation already in progress" - race condition from concurrent connection attempts
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# This should no longer happen with our fixes, but if it does, it's not a critical error
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if "Operation already in progress" in exc_str or "In Progress" in exc_str:
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severity = "debug"
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log_level = RNS.LOG_DEBUG
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# "br-connection-canceled" - BR/EDR fallback was attempted but canceled
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# This is expected behavior when ConnectDevice() retry happens
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elif "br-connection-canceled" in exc_str:
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severity = "debug"
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log_level = RNS.LOG_DEBUG
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else:
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log_level = RNS.LOG_ERROR
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should_blacklist = True
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elif severity == "critical":
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log_level = RNS.LOG_CRITICAL
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elif severity == "error":
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log_level = RNS.LOG_ERROR
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should_blacklist = True
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elif severity == "warning":
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log_level = RNS.LOG_WARNING
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# Connection timeouts should also trigger blacklist
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if "Connection timeout" in message:
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should_blacklist = True
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else:
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log_level = RNS.LOG_DEBUG
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@ -932,6 +962,16 @@ class BLEInterface(Interface):
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else:
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RNS.log(f"{self} driver {severity}: {message}", log_level)
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# Extract address from connection failure messages and trigger blacklist
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if should_blacklist:
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import re
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# Match patterns like "Connection failed to XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:" or "Connection timeout to XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX"
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match = re.search(r'(?:Connection (?:failed|timeout) to|to) ([0-9A-Fa-f]{2}:[0-9A-Fa-f]{2}:[0-9A-Fa-f]{2}:[0-9A-Fa-f]{2}:[0-9A-Fa-f]{2}:[0-9A-Fa-f]{2})', message)
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if match:
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address = match.group(1).upper()
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RNS.log(f"{self} recording connection failure for {address} to activate blacklist", RNS.LOG_INFO)
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self._record_connection_failure(address)
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def _score_peer(self, peer):
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"""
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Calculate priority score for peer selection.
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@ -1059,6 +1099,25 @@ class BLEInterface(Interface):
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if address in self.peers:
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continue
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# Skip if connection is already in progress
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if hasattr(self.driver, '_connecting_peers'):
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with self.driver._connecting_lock:
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if address in self.driver._connecting_peers:
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# Diagnostic: Show ALL addresses currently being connected to
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all_connecting = list(self.driver._connecting_peers)
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RNS.log(f"{self} [v2.2] skipping {peer.name} ({address}) - connection already in progress",
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RNS.LOG_DEBUG)
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RNS.log(f"{self} [DIAGNOSTIC] Currently connecting to {len(all_connecting)} address(es): {all_connecting}",
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RNS.LOG_INFO)
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continue
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# Rate limiting: Skip if we recently attempted connection to this peer
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time_since_attempt = time.time() - peer.last_connection_attempt
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if peer.last_connection_attempt > 0 and time_since_attempt < 5.0:
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RNS.log(f"{self} [v2.2] skipping {peer.name} - connection attempted {time_since_attempt:.1f}s ago (rate limit: 5s)",
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RNS.LOG_DEBUG)
|
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continue
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# Protocol v2.2: Skip if interface exists for this identity (any connection type)
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# This prevents dual connections (central + peripheral to same peer)
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peer_identity = self.address_to_identity.get(address)
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|
|
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@ -326,6 +326,10 @@ class LinuxBluetoothDriver(BLEDriverInterface):
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self._peers: Dict[str, PeerConnection] = {} # address -> PeerConnection
|
||||
self._peers_lock = threading.RLock()
|
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|
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# Pending connections (prevents race condition from concurrent connection attempts)
|
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self._connecting_peers: set = set() # addresses with connection attempts in progress
|
||||
self._connecting_lock = threading.Lock()
|
||||
|
||||
# Local identity (for peripheral mode)
|
||||
self._local_identity: Optional[bytes] = None
|
||||
|
||||
|
|
@ -691,14 +695,60 @@ class LinuxBluetoothDriver(BLEDriverInterface):
|
|||
self._log(f"Already connected to {address}", "DEBUG")
|
||||
return
|
||||
|
||||
# Check if connection already in progress
|
||||
with self._connecting_lock:
|
||||
if address in self._connecting_peers:
|
||||
self._log(f"Connection already in progress to {address}", "DEBUG")
|
||||
return
|
||||
self._connecting_peers.add(address)
|
||||
# Diagnostic: Log when connection attempt starts
|
||||
self._log(f"Added {address} to connecting set (total: {len(self._connecting_peers)})", "INFO")
|
||||
|
||||
# Check max peers
|
||||
with self._peers_lock:
|
||||
if len(self._peers) >= self.max_peers:
|
||||
self._log(f"Cannot connect to {address}: max peers ({self.max_peers}) reached", "WARNING")
|
||||
# Remove from connecting set since we're not actually connecting
|
||||
with self._connecting_lock:
|
||||
self._connecting_peers.discard(address)
|
||||
return
|
||||
|
||||
# Start connection in event loop
|
||||
asyncio.run_coroutine_threadsafe(self._connect_to_peer(address), self.loop)
|
||||
future = asyncio.run_coroutine_threadsafe(self._connect_to_peer(address), self.loop)
|
||||
|
||||
# Add callback to ensure cleanup even if coroutine fails unexpectedly
|
||||
# This guarantees cleanup on success, failure, timeout, or cancellation
|
||||
def cleanup_connecting_state(fut):
|
||||
"""Callback to clean up connecting state when connection attempt completes."""
|
||||
import sys
|
||||
try:
|
||||
# Use print as fallback in case logging fails in callback context
|
||||
print(f"[BLE-CLEANUP] Callback invoked for {address}", file=sys.stderr, flush=True)
|
||||
|
||||
with self._connecting_lock:
|
||||
was_present = address in self._connecting_peers
|
||||
self._connecting_peers.discard(address)
|
||||
|
||||
# Try logging, but don't fail if it doesn't work
|
||||
try:
|
||||
if was_present:
|
||||
self._log(f"Cleaned up connecting state for {address}", "INFO")
|
||||
else:
|
||||
# This indicates the finally block cleaned it up first
|
||||
print(f"[BLE-CLEANUP] {address} already cleaned by finally block", file=sys.stderr, flush=True)
|
||||
except Exception as log_exc:
|
||||
print(f"[BLE-CLEANUP] Logging failed for {address}: {log_exc}", file=sys.stderr, flush=True)
|
||||
|
||||
except Exception as e:
|
||||
print(f"[BLE-CLEANUP-ERROR] Callback failed for {address}: {e}", file=sys.stderr, flush=True)
|
||||
# Emergency cleanup
|
||||
try:
|
||||
with self._connecting_lock:
|
||||
self._connecting_peers.discard(address)
|
||||
except:
|
||||
pass
|
||||
|
||||
future.add_done_callback(cleanup_connecting_state)
|
||||
|
||||
def disconnect(self, address: str):
|
||||
"""Disconnect from a peer device."""
|
||||
|
|
@ -737,7 +787,7 @@ class LinuxBluetoothDriver(BLEDriverInterface):
|
|||
"""Connect to a peer (runs in event loop thread)."""
|
||||
self._log(f"Connecting to {address}...", "DEBUG")
|
||||
|
||||
try:
|
||||
try: # Outer try-finally to ensure cleanup of connecting state
|
||||
# Create disconnection callback
|
||||
def disconnected_callback(client_obj):
|
||||
"""Called when device disconnects."""
|
||||
|
|
@ -880,6 +930,11 @@ class LinuxBluetoothDriver(BLEDriverInterface):
|
|||
self._log(f"Connection failed to {address}: {e}", "ERROR")
|
||||
if self.on_error:
|
||||
self.on_error("error", f"Connection failed to {address}: {e}", e)
|
||||
finally:
|
||||
# Backup cleanup (primary cleanup is via Future callback in connect())
|
||||
# This provides defense-in-depth in case the callback doesn't execute
|
||||
with self._connecting_lock:
|
||||
self._connecting_peers.discard(address)
|
||||
|
||||
async def _connect_via_dbus_le(self, peer_address: str) -> bool:
|
||||
"""
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
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