According to rfc2616[1], the response from a server to a request with
bad credentials should be a 401 instead of a 403. Grin does not have
the concept of identities so it does not actually recognize a user
request with bad credentials.
[1] https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2616#section-10.4.2
* cuck placeholder
* rustfmt
* cuckatoo, early days
* rustfmt
* data structures are in place, siphash key creation is consistent with @tromp
* solver in place, (not yet working)
* cuckatoo test solver working with test nonce
* rustfmt
* update solver to remove adjacency list removals
* verifier functioning
* rustfmt
* Proper error handing in Cuckatoo module, couple of tests
* modify cuckoo/cuckatoo solvers and verifiers to function identically, in advance of trait refactoring
* rustfmt
* refactor PoW context into trait, default to using cuckoo context
* rustfmt
* create macros for integer casting/unwraps
* don't instantiate structs when just verifying, add test validation vector for cuckatoo 29
* rustfmt
* don't init cuckoo structs if just validating
* test fix
* ensure BH hashing for POW is only done within miner/validators
* Add api_secret
* Add to base64 method
* Add basic auth in API
* Add Basic Auth to owner API
* Add flag to enable disable basic auth
* Add .api_secret file
* introduce rewindable_kernel_view
cleanup header in extension
* cleanup and docs/comments
* txhashset does not need to be mutable here
* pull validate_kernel_history out into fn
* automatic binaries release from Travis-CI server
* build both osx and linux binary
* add before_deploy for making tarball and show size
* set file_glob for wildcards
* automatic changelog generator
* remove the --depth flag entirely, travis-ci default depth 50 cause change log auto-generation fail
* note:
- '#' in file name will be converted as '.', replace '#' with '-'
- file_glob wildcards don't support multiple lines of 'file'
We used to launch a thread for API server inside the wallet crate, now we do it inside api crate, so the cmd tool launches API and exit. This fix makes sure that command will wait for API thread.
* Middleware and handler (mw implements the same trait) could be attached to multiple nodes inside the router
* Middleware could be attached to the router (syntactic sugar, it is attached to the root node) as well as to any node
* Handler's call method receives an iterator of handlers and responsible for calling the next handler if needed
* Support TLS in ApiServer
This is ground work to support TLS in Grin APIs (like wallet ot node). Particular API implemention needs to decide if TLS is used or not and pass certificate data etc.
* P12 format support
* New method to start TLS server
* Transparent TLS support in API client (depends on URL scheme http/https)
* Refactoring
* Initial support for graceful shutdown (commentred out int this PR, unstable for now)
* API server tests (TLS server test is disabled by default, hyper client rejects self-signed certificates, so extra step is needed to install local CA (I used mkcert)
* Add a cert file to make test complile
* block_sums and full kernel sum verification
* rustfmt
* add docs/comments
* docs
* rustfmt
* comment on fact total_kernel_sum is redundant now
* make sure we setup block_sums correctly on a fork
* rustfmt
* replace those asserts with errors
* rustfmt
* Make it simpler to implement middleware
* Switch from the current thread runtime to the default one. It enables us to inject TLS support later one and potentially more scalable, unfortunately it involves some additonal cloning of the router, because we can't rely on thread local vars anymore
* Introduce `call` entrypoint for Handler, so it's possible to handle any HTTP method in one place, handy for middleware
* Implement example of middleware
* Move Proof and Difficulty types to pow module. Difficulty scaling calculation.
* Diffculty scaling and size shift for 2nd PoW
* Backport e7eb26ee
* Test compilation fixes
* Scaling only need to go one way, as @tromp pointed out
Address ##1525 in particular and improve error messages in general.
Instead of `Request Error: Error { inner:` a client would get:
`Generic error: Invalid request body: missing field `method` at line 1 column 162`
Antioch Peverell