I'm writing Qt-based client application. It connects to remote server using QTcpSocket
. Before sending any actual data it needs to send login info, which is zlib-compressed json.
As far as I know from server sources, to make everything work I need to send X bytes of compressed data following 4 bytes with length of uncompressed data.
Uncompressing on server-side looks like this:
/* look at first 32 bits of buffer, which contains uncompressed len */
unc_len = le32toh(*((uint32_t *)buf));
if (unc_len > CLI_MAX_MSG)
return NULL;
/* alloc buffer for uncompressed data */
obj_unc = malloc(unc_len + 1);
if (!obj_unc)
return NULL;
/* decompress buffer (excluding first 32 bits) */
comp_p = buf + 4;
if (uncompress(obj_unc, &dest_len, comp_p, buflen - 4) != Z_OK)
goto out;
if (dest_len != unc_len)
goto out;
memcpy(obj_unc + unc_len, &zero, 1); /* null terminate */
I'm compressing json using Qt built-in zlib (I've just downloaded headers and placed it in mingw's include
folder):
char json[] = "{\"version\":1,\"user\":\"test\"}";
char pass[] = "test";
std::auto_ptr<Bytef> message(new Bytef[ // allocate memory for:
sizeof(ubbp_header) // + msg header
开发者_开发百科 + sizeof(uLongf) // + uncompressed data size
+ strlen(json) // + compressed data itself
+ 64 // + reserve (if compressed size > uncompressed size)
+ SHA256_DIGEST_LENGTH]);//+ SHA256 digest
uLongf unc_len = strlen(json);
uLongf enc_len = strlen(json) + 64;
// header goes first, so server will determine that we want to login
Bytef* pHdr = message.get();
// after that: uncompressed data length and data itself
Bytef* pLen = pHdr + sizeof(ubbp_header);
Bytef* pDat = pLen + sizeof(uLongf);
// hash of compressed message updated with user pass
Bytef* pSha;
if (Z_OK != compress(pLen, &enc_len, (Bytef*)json, unc_len))
{
qDebug("Compression failed.");
return false;
}
Complete function code here: http://pastebin.com/hMY2C4n5
Even though server correctly recieves uncompressed length, uncompress()
returning Z_BUF_ERROR
.
P.S.: I'm actually writing pushpool's client to figure out how it's binary protocol works. I've asked this question on official bitcoin forum, but no luck there. http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=24257.0
Turns out it was server-side bug. More details in bitcoin forum thread.
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