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RoutingTableToWg/lib/reconcile/plan.go
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// Package reconcile computes the AllowedIPs changes that make WireGuard peers
// follow a set of routes. It does no I/O.
package reconcile
import (
"bytes"
"cmp"
"net/netip"
"slices"
"golang.zx2c4.com/wireguard/wgctrl/wgtypes"
)
// Set of prefixes.
type Set = map[netip.Prefix]struct{}
// Peer with its current AllowedIPs, which must be canonical (see PrefixFromIPNet).
type Peer struct {
Key wgtypes.Key
AllowedIPs []netip.Prefix
}
// Route to a destination via a gateway, with canonical prefix and address.
type Route struct {
Dst netip.Prefix
Gw netip.Addr
Metric int
Table int
}
type Input struct {
Routes []Route
Peers []Peer
// Managed are the prefixes the program added or adopted because of a route.
// Only these are removed once no route backs them anymore.
Managed Set
// Protected prefixes are never added, moved or removed.
Protected Set
// Startup is set for the first reconcile after the start or after the interface
// was recreated. Only then a prefix that is present already and not managed is
// adopted or moved when a route backs it, as it can be left from an earlier run.
// Later it is manual, whatever the routes say.
Startup bool
}
// Change to the AllowedIPs of one peer.
type Change struct {
Peer wgtypes.Key
// Add prefixes. When a prefix is currently on another peer, adding it moves it.
Add []netip.Prefix
Remove []netip.Prefix
}
// Conflict is a route to a prefix that is on another peer and not managed.
// It is left as it is.
type Conflict struct {
Dst netip.Prefix
Present wgtypes.Key // peer having the prefix
Wanted wgtypes.Key // peer the route points to
}
type Plan struct {
Changes []Change
// Unresolved are the routes whose gateway belongs to no peer.
Unresolved []Route
// Conflicts are ordered by prefix.
Conflicts []Conflict
// Managed is the new managed set once all changes are applied.
// It is the set of prefixes backed by a route that the program added or adopted.
Managed Set
}
// Compute the changes that bring the peers in line with the routes.
//
// Every destination is assigned to the peer with the longest AllowedIPs prefix
// containing the gateway. Of several routes to a destination the lowest metric wins.
// A managed prefix on the wrong peer is moved, a managed prefix without a route is removed.
// Prefixes the program does not manage are left alone, except at startup (see Input.Startup).
func Compute(in Input) Plan {
present := make(map[netip.Prefix]wgtypes.Key)
for _, peer := range in.Peers {
for _, prefix := range peer.AllowedIPs {
present[prefix] = peer.Key
}
}
desired, unresolved := desiredState(in)
changes := make(map[wgtypes.Key]*Change)
change := func(key wgtypes.Key) *Change {
if changes[key] == nil {
changes[key] = &Change{Peer: key}
}
return changes[key]
}
plan := Plan{Unresolved: unresolved}
managed := make(Set, len(desired))
for dst, key := range desired {
current, isPresent := present[dst]
_, ours := in.Managed[dst]
if isPresent && !ours && !in.Startup {
// Somebody else set it up, so the route has no say about it
if current != key {
plan.Conflicts = append(plan.Conflicts, Conflict{Dst: dst, Present: current, Wanted: key})
}
continue
}
managed[dst] = struct{}{}
if !isPresent || current != key {
c := change(key)
c.Add = append(c.Add, dst)
}
}
for dst := range in.Managed {
_, wanted := desired[dst]
_, protected := in.Protected[dst]
if wanted || protected {
continue
}
if key, ok := present[dst]; ok {
c := change(key)
c.Remove = append(c.Remove, dst)
}
}
plan.Managed = managed
slices.SortFunc(plan.Conflicts, func(a, b Conflict) int { return comparePrefix(a.Dst, b.Dst) })
for _, c := range changes {
slices.SortFunc(c.Add, comparePrefix)
slices.SortFunc(c.Remove, comparePrefix)
plan.Changes = append(plan.Changes, *c)
}
slices.SortFunc(plan.Changes, func(a, b Change) int { return bytes.Compare(a.Peer[:], b.Peer[:]) })
return plan
}
type entry struct {
prefix netip.Prefix
key wgtypes.Key
}
// desiredState assigns the destination of every usable route to a peer.
func desiredState(in Input) (map[netip.Prefix]wgtypes.Key, []Route) {
// Destinations that may be adopted or moved at startup
dsts := make(Set, len(in.Routes))
if in.Startup {
for _, route := range in.Routes {
if _, protected := in.Protected[route.Dst]; !protected {
dsts[route.Dst] = struct{}{}
}
}
}
// Gateways are matched against the prefixes set up by hand only. Prefixes
// derived from routes would make the result depend on what was applied before.
// At startup the managed set is not known, so the prefixes a route backs are
// left out, as they are about to be taken over.
var static []entry
for _, peer := range in.Peers {
for _, prefix := range peer.AllowedIPs {
_, managed := in.Managed[prefix]
_, routed := dsts[prefix]
if !managed && !routed {
static = append(static, entry{prefix, peer.Key})
}
}
}
type owner struct {
key wgtypes.Key
ok bool
}
owners := make(map[netip.Addr]owner)
peerFor := func(gw netip.Addr) (wgtypes.Key, bool) {
if o, seen := owners[gw]; seen {
return o.key, o.ok
}
key, ok := longestMatch(static, gw)
owners[gw] = owner{key, ok}
return key, ok
}
best := make(map[netip.Prefix]Route)
desired := make(map[netip.Prefix]wgtypes.Key)
var unresolved []Route
for _, route := range in.Routes {
if !route.Dst.IsValid() || !route.Gw.IsValid() {
continue
}
if _, protected := in.Protected[route.Dst]; protected {
continue
}
key, ok := peerFor(route.Gw)
if !ok {
unresolved = append(unresolved, route)
continue
}
if current, ok := best[route.Dst]; !ok || compareRoutes(route, current) < 0 {
best[route.Dst] = route
desired[route.Dst] = key
}
}
return desired, unresolved
}
// longestMatch returns the peer owning the longest prefix that contains the address,
// like WireGuard picks the peer for a destination.
func longestMatch(entries []entry, addr netip.Addr) (wgtypes.Key, bool) {
var (
key wgtypes.Key
bits = -1
)
for _, e := range entries {
if e.prefix.Bits() > bits && e.prefix.Contains(addr) {
key, bits = e.key, e.prefix.Bits()
}
}
return key, bits >= 0
}
// tableMain is the main routing table.
const tableMain = 254
// compareRoutes orders routes by preference: metric, then table (main first, then the
// lower number) and gateway as stable tie-breakers.
func compareRoutes(a, b Route) int {
return cmp.Or(
cmp.Compare(a.Metric, b.Metric),
cmp.Compare(tableRank(a.Table), tableRank(b.Table)),
a.Gw.Compare(b.Gw),
)
}
func tableRank(table int) int {
if table == tableMain {
return -1
}
return table
}
func comparePrefix(a, b netip.Prefix) int {
return cmp.Or(
a.Addr().Compare(b.Addr()),
cmp.Compare(a.Bits(), b.Bits()),
)
}