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#!/usr/bin/env wish
# ProController Proxy
#
# $Id: pcproxy.in,v 1.2 2004/03/11 09:05:11 kees Exp $
#
########################################################################A
#    Copyright (C) 2001-2003  Kees Leune
#
#    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
#    it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
#    the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
#    (at your option) any later version.
#
#    This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
#    but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
#    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
#    GNU General Public License for more details.
#
#    You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
#    along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
#    Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307  USA
#

# load support modules

source @SCRIPT_PATH@/core.tcl
source @SCRIPT_PATH@/gui.tcl
source @SCRIPT_PATH@/settings.tcl
source @SCRIPT_PATH@/flightplans.tcl
source @SCRIPT_PATH@/fpserver.tcl

# Global variables
set SERVER      -1            ;# server socket. -1 is unconnected
global SOCKET                 ;# socket on which the server will live
global CHANNELS               ;# array with active channels. The key represents
                              ;# the channel, the value is the IP-address
global CALLSIGNS              ;# array with channel as key, value is
                              ;# callsign
global SERVER                 ;# the server channel
global PRIMARY                ;# the primary channel (the one that does
                              ;# send position updates)
global PILOTS                 ;# list containing channel ids of pilots
global TDCACHE
global WDCACHE
global CDCACHE

set TIMEOUTS(fppurge)    30000     ;# 30 sec. interval to purge flightplans
set TIMEOUTS(clientdata) 20000     ;# 20 sec. interval for rx check client
set TIMEOUTS(serverdata) 20000     ;# 20 sec. interval for rx check server
set TIMEOUTS(status)     150000    ;# 2.30 min. interval for status update
set TIMEOUTS(fp)         120       ;# 30 sec. max. age of positions

##
# Check the global variable $debug, which is linked to the checkbox in the
# File menu. If it is checked, debug out will be sent to the console, if it
# is not checked, nothing happens.
#
# param $msg Message to send if debug is active
#
proc debug {msg} {
    global SETTINGS

    if {[info exists SETTINGS(debug)] && [string match $SETTINGS(debug) 1]} {
        cprint "DEBUG: $msg"
    }
} ;# end of debug

##
# Close a channel gracefully. If the channel is the primary channel, all
# remaining client channels and the server channel will be disconnected as
# well. If the server channel is disconnected, the Properties dialog is
# re-enabled.
#
# param $ch     Channel identifier of the channel to be closed
#
proc disconnect {ch} {
    global CHANNELS SERVER PRIMARY CALLSIGNS SETTINGS

    catch {
	close $ch
        cprint "Connection closed with client $CHANNELS($ch)"
        unset CHANNELS($ch)
        unset CALLSIGNS($ch)
        after cancel servertimeout
        after cancel showStatus
    } 

    if {[string match $SERVER $ch]} {
        after cancel servertimeout
        after cancel showStatus
        cprint "Disconnected from server $SETTINGS(remote_ip)."
        catch {
            foreach {channel ip} [array get CHANNELS] {
                catch {
                    close $channel
                    cprint "Connection closed with client $CHANNELS($ch)"
                    unset CHANNELS($channel)
                    unset CALLSIGNS($channel)
                } 
            }
        }
        after cancel servertimeout
        after cancel showStatus
        after cancel purgeFlightPlans
        after cancel clienttimeout
        debug "Stopping flight plan checker"
        set SERVER -1
    } \
    elseif {[info exists PRIMARY] && [string match $ch $PRIMARY]} {
        cprint "Primary client disconnected"
        disconnect $SERVER
        after cancel clienttimeout
    }


} ;# end of disconnect

##
# Shows the number of connected clients in the log window
#
proc showStatus {} {
    global CHANNELS
    global SERVER
    global TIMEOUTS
    global FPSOCKETS
    global FPLISTENER

    if {$SERVER == -1} { 
        set servers 0 
    } else {
        set servers 1
    }

    set clients [llength [array names CHANNELS]]
    cprint "Currently connected to $servers server(s) with $clients client(s)."

    if {[info exists FPLISTENER]} {
        set clients [llength [array names FPSOCKETS]]
        cprint "$clients client(s) connected to the flightplan server."
    }
    catch {
        after cancel showStatus
        after $TIMEOUTS(status) showStatus
    }
} ;# end showStatus

##
# Disconnect all channels. This is done by disconnecting the primary
# channel, which in turn results in closing all other channels.
#
proc disconnectAll {} {
    global PRIMARY

    cprint "Disconnecting all channels"

    if {[info exists PRIMARY]} {
        disconnect $PRIMARY
    }
} ;# end disconnectAll


##
# Close all connections and terminates the program.
#
proc shutdown {} {
   global STOP

   cprint "Shutting down; disconnecting all channels."
   disconnectAll
   set STOP [core::timestamp]
} ;# end of shutdown      


##
# Print output to a network channel. The channel will be disconnected
# if a problem occurs.
#
# param $ch          channel to print to
# param $message     message to display
#
proc uprint {ch message} {
    global SERVER CHANNELS CALLSIGNS SETTINGS

    set x [ catch { 
        puts $ch "$message" 
        flush $ch
    } ]

    if { $x } { 
        if {[string match $ch $SERVER]} {
            cprint "Error writing to server $SETTINGS(remote_ip)."
        } else {
            cprint "Error writing to client $CALLSIGNS($ch) on $CHANNELS($ch)"
        }

        debug "Error: $x"
        disconnect $ch 
    }
} ;# end of uprint

##
# Print a message to the log window, prefixed by the timestamp. Scroll the
# logwindow down so that the last line is always visible.
# 
# param $message    Message to print
#
proc cprint {message} {
    global SETTINGS

    if {!$SETTINGS(debug)} { .topcanvas.logText configure -state normal }
    .topcanvas.logText insert end "[core::timestamp] $message\n"
    .topcanvas.logText see end
    if {!$SETTINGS(debug)} { .topcanvas.logText configure -state disabled }
} ;# end of cprint

##
# Read a message from a channel. The channel will be disconnected when an
# error occurs.
#
# param $ch      channel to read from
# returns        message read from channel
#
proc uread ch {
    global CHANNELS CALLSIGNS SERVER SETTINGS errorInfo

    set x [ catch { set line [gets $ch] } ]
    if { $x } { 
        if {[string match $ch $SERVER]} {
            cprint "Error reading from server $SETTINGS(remote_ip)."
            debug $errorInfo
        } else {
            cprint "Error reading from client $CALLSIGNS($ch) on $CHANNELS($ch)"
            debug $errorInfo
        }
	exit
    }
    
    return $line
}    

##
# Handle incoming connections. For each incomming connection, a new event
# handler is started. Active channels are kept in the CHANNELS array.
#
# param $ch        channel that the user is on 
# param $address   address of remote host
# param $port      portnumber on remote host
#
proc server {ch address port} {
    global CHANNELS

    #if {[checkACL $address $ch]} {
    #    cprint "CONNECTION REFUSED on client port"
    #    return
    #}
    debug "Incoming connection from $address"

    # set buffering to line buffering.
    fconfigure $ch -buffering line
    set CHANNELS($ch) $address

    fileevent $ch readable  "client_handler $ch $address $port"
} ;# end server


##
# Process any command on the client interface. 
# Connection will be closed if a real problem occurs.
#
# param $ch       Channel identifier of the user I/O stream
# param $address  IP address (unresolved!) of the peer
# param $port     TCP port of the peer
#
proc client_handler {ch address port} {
    global SERVER               ;# server channel
    global CHANNELS             ;# array with active channels
    global PRIMARY              ;# pointer to active channel
    global CALLSIGNS
    global SETTINGS
    global TIMEOUTS
    global errorInfo
    global PILOTS

    after cancel clienttimeout
    after $TIMEOUTS(clientdata) clienttimeout
    # check if the line is still up, if not disconnect gracefully
    if {[eof $ch]} {
        cprint "100: Lost connection from client $address"
        disconnect $ch

        return
    }

    # read input from the incoming channel and put in in the variable
    # $input. Make sure the input is a string, not a list.
    if {[catch {
        set input [uread $ch]
    }]} {
        cprint "101: Error reading input from client $address"
        cprint $errorInfo
        disconnect $ch

        return
    }

    
    # #AA packets and #AP packets are sent when a controller or a pilot
    # connects to the network. It is sent as the first message, and it is
    # sent only once. When an #AA or #AP packet is received, they are added
    # to the CALLSIGNS array. The first incoming channel is promoted to be
    # the primary channel.
    set add 0
    if {[regexp {^\#AA} $input result]} {
        set add 1
    } 
    if {[regexp {^\#AP} $input result]} {
        set add 1
        lappend PILOTS $ch
    }
    if {$add} {
        set callsign [string range [lindex [split $input :] 0] 3 end]
        set CALLSIGNS($ch) $callsign

        # allow a primary client to connect
        if { $SERVER == -1} {
            cprint "Primary client $callsign from $address"
            set PRIMARY $ch
            if {[catch {
                set SERVER [socket $SETTINGS(remote_ip) $SETTINGS(remote_port)]
                debug "Starting flight plan checker"
                after $TIMEOUTS(fppurge) purgeFlightPlans
            }]} {
                cprint "103: Could not connect to server $SETTINGS(remote_ip)"
                debug $errorInfo
                disconnectAll
                return
            }
            cprint "Connected to server $SETTINGS(remote_ip)"
            if {$SETTINGS(connected)} {
                showStatus
            }

            fconfigure $SERVER -buffering line
            fileevent $SERVER readable "server_handler $SERVER"
        } else {
            cprint "Secondary client $callsign"
            uprint $ch "#TMPCPROXY:$callsign:Initiating secondary connection"
            uprint $ch "#TMPCPROXY:$callsign:to server $SETTINGS(remote_ip)"
            uprint $ch "#TMPCPROXY:$callsign:via ProController proxy."
        }

    }

    # Relay all traffic of the primary server. Filter all traffic from
    # secondary connections.
    if {[string match $ch $PRIMARY]} {
      # Although they will be passed on, certain packets need some fixing
      # as they might contain fundamentally broken data.

      # Check for position packet.
      if {[string index $input 0]=="@"} {
	# Split up the packet.
	set inList [split $input ":"]
	# and inspect the altitude field, nr. 6.
	if {([lindex $inList 6]<1) || ([lindex $inList 6]>100000)} {
	  # Funky altitude, set to 1 ft, keep all other fields unchanged.
	  set input [lindex $inList 0]
	  append input ":[lindex $inList 1]"
	  append input ":[lindex $inList 2]"
	  append input ":[lindex $inList 3]"
	  append input ":[lindex $inList 4]"
	  append input ":[lindex $inList 5]"
	  append input ":1"
	  append input ":[lindex $inList 7]"
	  append input ":[lindex $inList 8]"
	  append input ":[lindex $inList 9]"
	  debug "Corrected your funky altitude (was [lindex $inList 6] ft)"
        }
      }

      # Pass the packet on.
      uprint $SERVER $input
    } else {
        # translate all local callsigns to primary callsign
        regsub $CALLSIGNS($ch) $input $CALLSIGNS($PRIMARY) output
        set callsign $CALLSIGNS($ch)

        # Filter for allowed packets
        # 1) Allow radio tranmissions and chat
        # 2) Allow all com requests
        # 3) Allow all ping requests
        # 4) Allow all info requests
        # 5) Allow all METAR requests
        # 6) Allow WX requests (for pilot clients)
        set allow 0
        if {[regexp {^#TM} $input x]} { 
            set target [lindex [split $input :] 1]
            if {[regexp {\*} $target x]} {
                cprint "Broadcasts not allowed from secondary clients."
            } else {
                debug "ALLOW from $callsign: send message"
                set allow 1
            }
        } elseif {[regexp {^\$CQ.+C\?$} $input x]} { 
            debug "ALLOW from $callsign: com?"
            set allow 1
        } elseif {[regexp {^\$PI} $input x]} {
            debug "ALLOW from $callsign: ping"
            set allow 1
        } elseif {[regexp {^\$CQ.+INF$} $input x]} {
            set allow 1
        } elseif {[regexp {^\$AX.+:METAR:} $input x]} {
            debug "ALLOW from $callsign: metar request"
            set allow 1
        } elseif {[regexp {^\$CQ.+:FP:} $input x]} {
            debug "ALLOW from $callsign: flightplan request"
            set allow 1
        } elseif {[regexp {^#WX} $input x]} {
            debug "ALLOW from $callsign: WX request"
        }

        if {$allow} {
            uprint $SERVER $output
        } 

        # a secondary client may ask for weather; but that request shall
        # not be forwarded to the network. Instead, it will be served from
        # the cache. If no data is in the cache, the client will receive
        # nothing.
        # TODO TODO TODO TODO TODO TODO TODO TODO TODO TODO TODO TODO TODO

    }
} ;# end proc process_command

##
# Process all data sent from the server to the clients.
# Connection will be closed if a real problem occurs.
#
# param $ch       Channel identifier of the user I/O stream
#
proc server_handler {ch} {
    global SERVER           ;# socket to server
    global CHANNELS         ;# all active channels
    global CALLSIGNS        ;# all active callsigns
    global PRIMARY          ;# primary channel
    global SETTINGS
    global FLIGHTPLANS
    global POSITIONS
    global TIMEOUTS
    global errorInfo
    global CDCACHE
    global TDCACHE
    global WDCACHE


    after cancel servertimeout
    after $TIMEOUTS(clientdata) servertimeout
    # check if the line is still up, if not disconnect gracefully
    if {[eof $ch]} {
        cprint "104: Lost connection from server $SETTINGS(remote_ip)"
        disconnect $ch

        return
    }

    # Read input from the incoming channel and put in in the variable
    # $input. Make sure the input is a string, not a list.
    set readerr [catch {
        set input [uread $ch]
    }]
    if ($readerr) {
        cprint "105: Error reading input from server $SETTINGS(remote_ip)"
        debug $errorInfo
        disconnect $SERVER
        disconnect $PRIMARY
        return
    }
    if {$input == {}} {
        return
    }

    # Forward server channel to all client channels. Translate the primary
    # callsign to the appropriate callsign in use on the secondary channel
    foreach {channel ip} [array get CHANNELS] {
        if {[catch {
            regsub $CALLSIGNS($PRIMARY) $input $CALLSIGNS($channel) output
        }]} {
            cprint "Unknown client on $ip. Disconnecting."
            disconnect $channel
            return
        }
    
        # pass all messages, but screen private chat messages against the
        # settable option chat
        set allow 1
        if {[regexp {^#TM} $output x]} {
            set data     [split $output :]
            set receiver [lindex $data 1]

            # refuse if direct message and chat is 0
            if {![regexp {^[@*]} $receiver x] && !$SETTINGS(chat)} {
                set allow 0
            }
        }

        # override blocks if target is primary
        if {[string match $PRIMARY $channel]} {
            set allow 1
        } 

        if {$allow} {
	  # Check for position packet.
	  if {[string index $output 0]=="@"} {
	    # Split up the packet.
	    set outList [split $output ":"]
	    # and look for the altitude field.
            if {([lindex $outList 6]<1) || ([lindex $outList 6]>100000)} {
	      # Funky altitude, set to 1 ft, keep all other fields unchanged.
	      set output [lindex $outList 0]
              debug "Corrected [lindex $outList 1] for funky altitude\
	             ([lindex $outList 6] ft)"
	      append output ":[lindex $outList 1]"
	      append output ":[lindex $outList 2]"
	      append output ":[lindex $outList 3]"
	      append output ":[lindex $outList 4]"
	      append output ":[lindex $outList 5]"
	      append output ":1"
	      append output ":[lindex $outList 7]"
	      append output ":[lindex $outList 8]"
	      append output ":[lindex $outList 9]"
	    }
	    # Same thing again, now for the transponder field.
	    set outList [split $output ":"]
	    if {[lindex $outList 0]=="@S" && \
	        [lindex $outList 6]<=$SETTINGS(modec)} {
              # Force the transponder to mode C ("N").
              debug "Forced [lindex $outList 1] transponder mode C\
	             (altitude [lindex $outList 6] below $SETTINGS(modec)\
		     ft)"
	      set output "@N"
	      append output ":[lindex $outList 1]"
	      append output ":[lindex $outList 2]"
	      append output ":[lindex $outList 3]"
	      append output ":[lindex $outList 4]"
	      append output ":[lindex $outList 5]"
	      append output ":[lindex $outList 6]"
	      append output ":[lindex $outList 7]"
	      append output ":[lindex $outList 8]"
	      append output ":[lindex $outList 9]"
	    }
	  }
          uprint $channel $output
        }
    }

    # add flightplans to the fp database
    if {[string match {$FP*} $input]} {
        set fp [split $input :]
        set callsign [string range [lindex $fp 0] 3 end]
        if {![info exists FLIGHTPLANS($callsign)]} {
            set FLIGHTPLANS($callsign) $input
            debug "Flightplan for $callsign received."
        } else {
            set FLIGHTPLANS($callsign) $input
            debug "Flightplan for $callsign refreshed."
        }
    }

    # cache position updates
    if {[string match {@*} $input]} {
        set data     [split $input :]
        set callsign [lindex $data 1]
        set xpdr     [lindex $data 2]
        set now      [clock seconds]

        set POSITIONS($callsign) [list $now $xpdr]
    }

    # cache weather profiles; send wx to secondary clients from the cache
    # XXX
    # There is a problem here. In order to cache this appropriately, I need
    # to cache all the MS specific packets. ie. #TD (temperature layers),
    # #WD (wind layers) and #CD (cloud layers). The actual METARs appear to
    # be only used as a meaningless text string
    if {[string match {#TD*} $input]} {
        set TDCACHE $input) 
    } elseif {[string match {#CD*} $input]} {
        set CDCACHE $input
    } elseif {[string match {#WD*} $input]} {
        set WDCACHE $input
    }

    # remove pilots from cache when disconnect is received
    # NOTE: protocol inconsistency here! The server sends an extra field
    # after the pilot callsign. 
    if {[string match {#DP*} $input]} {
        set callsign [string range [lindex [split $input :] 0] 3 end]
        if {[info exists POSITIONS($callsign]} {
            debug "$callsign disconnected. Purging flightplan."
            catch {
                unset POSITIONS($callsign)
                unset FLIGHTPLANS($callsign)
            }
        }
    }


} ;# end server_handler


##
# Iterate over all position updates and remove the ones that are outdated.
# With the position updates that are left, go over the flightplans and
# throw everything out of which do not have a position update.
#
proc purgeFlightPlans {} {
    global FLIGHTPLANS          ; # array with flightplans
    global POSITIONS            ; # array with position updates
    global SERVER               ; # server socket
    global TIMEOUTS             ; # settings for timeouts
    global CALLSIGNS            ; # array with callsigns
    global PRIMARY              ; # primary client

    # the max. age of flightplans is now minus the max. age
    set limit [expr [clock seconds] - $TIMEOUTS(fp)]

    # clean out all position updates that have timed out
    set validPlanes {}
    foreach {callsign data} [array get POSITIONS] {
        # data is a list {timestamp transponder}
        if {[lindex $data 0] < $limit} {
            unset POSITIONS($callsign)
        } else {
            lappend validPlanes $callsign
        }
    }

    # remove all flightplans that are not in the validPlans list
    foreach callsign [array names FLIGHTPLANS] {
        if {[lsearch $validPlanes $callsign] == -1} {
            debug "Position update timeout for $callsign. Purging $callsign."
            unset FLIGHTPLANS($callsign)
        }
    }
    
    # stop purging if we have (been) disconnected
    if {$SERVER != -1} {
        after $TIMEOUTS(fppurge) purgeFlightPlans
    } else {
        debug "Stopping flight plan checker"
    }
} ;# end removeFlightplan


##
#
proc clienttimeout {} {
    global TIMEOUTS

    cprint "WARNING: no client data received for 20 seconds!"
    after cancel clienttimeout
    after $TIMEOUTS(clientdata) clienttimeout
}

##
#
proc servertimeout {} {
    global TIMEOUTS

    cprint "WARNING: no server data received for 20 seconds!"
    after cancel servertimeout
    after $TIMEOUTS(serverdata) servertimeout
}

##### Main body ##########################################################
# load settings
initSettings
loadSettings

# check if a command line port parameter is given. If not, use default
# settings.
if {[llength $argv] > 0} {
    set PORT [lindex $argv 0]
}

# if called with -h, send usage information
if {[lsearch -exact $argv {-h}] != -1} {
    puts "Usage: [info script] \[port\] \[options\]"
    puts "    port: TCP port on which to listen (default: $SETTINGS(my_port))"
    exit
}

# set up the graphical user interface
createGUI

# initialize access control list
#initACL

# Create a socket server and set buffering to line buffering. On success,
# set the channel to line buffering. Inform the user what happened.
if {[catch {
    set SOCKET [socket -server server $SETTINGS(my_port)]
}]} {
    cprint "Unable to start server on port $SETTINGS(my_port)."
} else {
    fconfigure $SOCKET -buffering line
    cprint "Proxy listening on [info hostname] on port $SETTINGS(my_port)"
}

# Wait until shutdown. STOP is set by the shutdown command that can be
# given on the console, or by remote login from the allowed hosts.
if {$SETTINGS(wwwserver)} {
    startHttpServer
}

if {$SETTINGS(fpserver)} {
    startFPserver
}

vwait STOP
disconnectAll


# close down the server and exit program
catch {
    close $SOCKET
    cprint "Proxy halted"
}

# exit program
exit

# END-OF-FILE