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@@ -176,6 +176,25 @@ Path::Type Peer::send(const RuntimeEnvironment *RR,const void *data,unsigned int
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}
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}
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+ Path *bestPath = (Path *)0;
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+ uint64_t normalPathAge = now - bestNormalPathLastReceived;
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+ uint64_t tcpOutPathAge = now - bestTcpOutPathLastReceived;
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+ if (normalPathAge < ZT_PEER_PATH_ACTIVITY_TIMEOUT) {
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+ /* If we have a normal path that looks alive, only use TCP if it looks
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+ * even more alive, if the UDP path is not a very recent acquisition,
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+ * and if TCP tunneling is globally enabled. */
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+ bestPath = ( (tcpOutPathAge < normalPathAge) && (normalPathAge > (ZT_PEER_DIRECT_PING_DELAY / 4)) && (RR->tcpTunnelingEnabled) ) ? bestTcpOutPath : bestNormalPath;
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+ } else if ( (tcpOutPathAge < ZT_PEER_PATH_ACTIVITY_TIMEOUT) || ((RR->tcpTunnelingEnabled)&&(bestTcpOutPath)) ) {
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+ /* Otherwise use a TCP path if we have an active one or if TCP
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+ * fallback has been globally triggered and we know of one at all. */
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+ bestPath = bestTcpOutPath;
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+ } else if ( (bestNormalPath) && (bestNormalPath->fixed()) ) {
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+ /* Finally, use a normal path if we have a "fixed" one as these are
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+ * always considered basically alive. */
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+ bestPath = bestNormalPath;
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+ }
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+
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+ /* Old path choice logic -- would attempt to use inactive paths... deprecating and will probably kill.
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Path *bestPath = (Path *)0;
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if (bestTcpOutPath) { // we have a TCP out path
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if (bestNormalPath) { // we have both paths, decide which to use
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@@ -192,6 +211,8 @@ Path::Type Peer::send(const RuntimeEnvironment *RR,const void *data,unsigned int
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} else { // we only have a normal path (or none at all, that case is caught below)
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bestPath = bestNormalPath;
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}
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+ */
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if (!bestPath)
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return Path::PATH_TYPE_NULL;
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