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fix(rpc): add gRPC server keepalive so the node accepts client pings and drops a connection that stopped answering - #130
Found by code review and reproduced in a local test; never seen in production. Checked against node dev9ccd263; grpc-go v1.85.0 from go.mod; Go 1.27.3.
What this changes
StartGRPCListener (controller/rpc/service.go:36-42 at 9ccd263) creates the gRPC server without keepalive options, so grpc-go's defaults apply:
the server pings only after it has received nothing for 2 hours;
it waits 20 s for the acknowledgement;
it counts a client ping as a strike when it comes less than 5 minutes after the previous one (2 hours when no stream is active), and closes the connection after more than two strikes.
This PR passes two options to grpc.NewServer:
grpc.KeepaliveParams(keepalive.ServerParameters{Time: 30 * time.Second, Timeout: 20 * time.Second}). The node pings a connection after 30 s with no frame received, and closes it when the ping is not acknowledged within 20 s.
grpc.KeepaliveEnforcementPolicy(keepalive.EnforcementPolicy{MinTime: 5 * time.Second, PermitWithoutStream: true}). The node accepts client pings every 5 s or more, also on an idle connection, instead of answering them with GOAWAY too_many_pings.
Timeout is 20 s, which is grpc-go's default. On Linux, grpc-go sets TCP_USER_TIMEOUT to the keepalive Timeout whenever the keepalive Time is not infinite (internal/transport/http2_server.go:244-248 in grpc-go v1.85.0). So TCP_USER_TIMEOUT stays at 20 s with this PR, as without it, and the time Linux waits for unacknowledged data before it aborts the connection does not change. This comes from reading grpc-go; the value itself is checked by the Linux-only test below. An earlier version of this PR (9c79777) used Timeout: 10 * time.Second, which would have lowered it to 10 s.
What the PR does change: a connection on which the node receives nothing for 30 s now gets a ping, and is closed when the acknowledgement does not arrive within 20 s, so after about 50 s. Without the PR, grpc-go only does this after 2 hours. Any frame the node receives counts as activity (http2_server.go:652-653), so a connection on which the node keeps receiving frames is not pinged. I did not test a slow link whose ping acknowledgement takes longer than 20 s. Such a link would be closed after about 50 s of receive silence, where before it was not closed by grpc-go for 2 hours.
From reading grpc-go, not tested: pings are handled by the HTTP/2 transport (http2_server.go:885-932), not by the API-key interceptors, so the relaxed ping policy applies to every client that completes the TLS handshake.
The node's own keep-alive watchdog (controller/controller.go:339-372 at 9ccd263) stops the core when keep_alive is set and the panel sends no request for keep_alive + 5 s. This PR is about releasing the stale gRPC connection itself.
Compatibility with the current panel, from reading the source only: node_bridge_py main c5632b65a10a (v0.10.0, PasarGuardNodeBridge/grpclib.py:88-89) sets only _keepalive_timeout=10 and does not set _keepalive_time, so it sends no pings. The relaxed ping policy changes nothing for it; the gain is the node-side detection of a connection that stopped answering.
controller/rpc/keepalive/keepalive_test.go starts a real node gRPC listener over TLS on loopback:
TestNodeKeepsAnIdlePanelConnectionThatPingsEveryTenSeconds: a client that pings every 10 s with PermitWithoutStream: true makes one call and then stays idle. The connection must stay READY for 45 s.
TestNodeClosesAConnectionWhosePanelStoppedAnswering: the client goes through a loopback TCP proxy that keeps both sockets open but stops forwarding after the first call. The node must close its side no earlier than 30 s and within 70 s.
controller/rpc/keepalive/tcp_user_timeout_linux_test.go (Linux only) reads TCP_USER_TIMEOUT from the socket the node accepted and requires 20 s. It guards against lowering Timeout again. From reading grpc-go, not run: it would also pass without the PR, because grpc-go's default Timeout is also 20 s.
Results
go test -race -count=1 -v ./controller/rpc/keepalive/, Go 1.27.3, macOS arm64.
Before, on dev9ccd263 with only the two test files added:
keepalive_test.go:145: the node dropped an idle panel connection that pings every 10 s after 30s; state now IDLE
--- FAIL: TestNodeKeepsAnIdlePanelConnectionThatPingsEveryTenSeconds (30.03s)
keepalive_test.go:230: the node kept a connection to a panel that stopped answering for 70 s; it must ping an idle panel and close the connection when the ping is not acknowledged
--- FAIL: TestNodeClosesAConnectionWhosePanelStoppedAnswering (75.02s)
FAIL github.com/pasarguard/node/controller/rpc/keepalive 79.163s
--- PASS: TestNodeKeepsAnIdlePanelConnectionThatPingsEveryTenSeconds (45.05s)
keepalive_test.go:228: the node closed the connection 50.0s after the panel stopped answering
--- PASS: TestNodeClosesAConnectionWhosePanelStoppedAnswering (50.04s)
ok github.com/pasarguard/node/controller/rpc/keepalive 53.710s
The same result on the tree of this PR merged onto dev9ccd263 (git merge-tree --write-tree is clean): close at 50.0 s, ok ... 56.368s.
The Linux-only test does not build on macOS. Linux CI on this head: the Test Modules run 42404157422 (job test; it tests the merge ref pull/130/merge021817c5e57f, i.e. f538721 merged with dev) shows:
tcp_user_timeout_linux_test.go:73: TCP_USER_TIMEOUT on the accepted panel connection: 20s
--- PASS: TestNodeKeepsGrpcDefaultTCPUserTimeoutOnPanelConnections (0.01s)
ok github.com/pasarguard/node/controller/rpc/keepalive 50.030s
The tests wait for real keepalive timers, so this package takes about 55 s. If that is too slow for your CI, I can make the intervals configurable for tests.
CI on the earlier head
The red Test Modules run on 9c79777 (run 41855463420, job 126662761228) failed only in the step "Run wireguard integration tests":
integration_e2e_test.go:547: failed to start test webserver on fd10:210:1::1: listen tcp [fd10:210:1::1]:0: bind: cannot assign requested address
--- FAIL: TestIntegrationE2EStartupUsers (0.08s)
In the same job controller/rpc/keepalive passed (ok ... 45.035s). backend/wireguard and its tests do not import any controller package, and this PR does not touch backend/wireguard. The same test failed with the same error in run 41796998285 (job 126472050205) on 526fb34, an earlier commit of the branch of upstream PR #124 (xmohammad1:fix/xray-log-none-startup-diagnostics), which does not contain this change. Run 41797993911 on that same commit passed.
Not covered
No interop test against a live panel with the grpclib client.
The Linux TCP_USER_TIMEOUT value is only checked by the Linux-only test, which passed in the Linux CI run above. That run also passed the other two keepalive tests (TestNodeKeepsAnIdlePanelConnectionThatPingsEveryTenSeconds 45.02s, TestNodeClosesAConnectionWhosePanelStoppedAnswering 50.02s); every other local run described here was on macOS.
REST mode is not touched.
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Bug Fixes
Panel connections that send periodic keepalives can remain connected while idle.
Connections that stop responding are closed within a bounded period, helping prevent stale connections from lingering.
Improved handling of connection health helps maintain reliable communication between panels and the node.
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Walkthrough
The gRPC listener now accepts client keepalive pings at the configured minimum interval and sends server keepalive pings after idle periods. New tests check panel connection stability, closure of unresponsive connections, and the accepted socket timeout on Linux.
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gRPC Keepalive Behavior
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Summary
Configure server keepalive controller/rpc/service.go
StartGRPCListener now sets a 5-second minimum client ping interval, permits pings without streams, and configures server pings at 30-second intervals with a 20-second timeout.
Test panel connection behavior controller/rpc/keepalive/*_test.go
Integration tests check that a panel connection stays ready while the client pings every 10 seconds and that an unresponsive connection closes within the tested time bounds. The Linux test checks that the accepted socket has a 20-second TCP_USER_TIMEOUT.
sequenceDiagram
participant Panel
participant TCPProxy as TCP proxy
participant GRPCServer as gRPC server
Panel->>TCPProxy: Establish panel connection
TCPProxy->>GRPCServer: Forward connection traffic
Note over TCPProxy: Traffic forwarding is frozen
GRPCServer-->>TCPProxy: Send keepalive ping after idle period
TCPProxy--xPanel: Do not forward ping
Note over GRPCServer: Close connection after ping timeout
LoadingMerge Risk: Low · previous review f5387
The keepalive settings match the requested behavior. Merge risk is bounded to a misleading integration-test failure under unusual timing; improving error reporting and timing assertions would strengthen reliability.
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Issue #125 is the only active direct link. Its coding requirements are the gRPC server keepalive settings in StartGRPCListener. The reviewed head file controller/rpc/service.go passes grpc.KeepalivePa…
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The title names the main change: adding gRPC server keepalive to the node so it accepts client pings and drops connections whose panel stopped answering. The changeset matches this. service.go sets keepalive enforcement (5-second minimum, permit without streams) and server pings (30-second interval, 20-second timeout). The new tests check idle ping acceptance and closure of unresponsive connections. The title is specific and readable, though it is long at 114 characters.
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Issue #125 is the only active direct link. Its coding requirements are the gRPC server keepalive settings in StartGRPCListener. The reviewed head file controller/rpc/service.go passes grpc.KeepaliveParams(keepalive.ServerParameters{Time: 30s, Timeout: 20s}) and grpc.KeepaliveEnforcementPolicy(keepalive.EnforcementPolicy{MinTime: 5s, PermitWithoutStream: true}) to grpc.NewServer. This matches the proposed fix in #125. Timeout stays at 20 s, so the issue requirement to keep Linux TCP_USER_TIMEOUT at 20 s is met. The PR also adds integration tests in controller/rpc/keepalive/keepalive_test.go and a Linux-only TCP_USER_TIMEOUT test. The PR description reports these tests passing on macOS and in Linux CI run 42404157422. I did not read the test files, and I did not run the tests. The PASS rests on the code at head and on the reported test results. The issue's REST-mode exclusion and the application-level watchdog are not changed, as required.
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The whole-PR changes, per the summary and the reviewed head, are: (1) controller/rpc/service.go adds the time import, a package-level var block with the two keepalive settings, and the two grpc.NewServer options; (2) controller/rpc/keepalive/keepalive_test.go adds two integration tests for the idle-connection and dead-panel behavior in #125; (3) controller/rpc/keepalive/tcp_user_timeout_linux_test.go adds a Linux-only test for the TCP_USER_TIMEOUT value named in #125. Each change supports an objective of #125 or tests it. No REST-mode code, no unrelated backend code (for example backend/wireguard), and no application-level watchdog change appears in the summary. The CI failure in backend/wireguard on 9c79777 is reported as a pre-existing, unrelated failure. It does not relate to a change in this PR. I did not inspect the test file contents or the full diff beyond service.go, so this verdict relies on the change summary for the test files.
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I’m a rabbit watching pings go by, Ten-second hops beneath the sky. When traffic stops, the server calls, A timed ping echoes through the halls. The quiet link closes; I nibble a leaf.
…IMEOUT is unchanged
grpc-go also applies the server keepalive Timeout as the Linux
TCP_USER_TIMEOUT of every accepted connection. With Timeout 10 s a
stalling slow link was aborted after 10 s instead of 20 s today.
Timeout 20 s keeps that value and still closes a connection whose
panel stopped answering about 50 s after its last frame.
Add a Linux-only test that reads TCP_USER_TIMEOUT from the accepted
panel socket, and raise the dead-panel test bound to 70 s.
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fix(rpc): add gRPC server keepalive so the node detects a panel connection that stopped answering
fix(rpc): add gRPC server keepalive so the node accepts client pings and drops a connection that stopped answering
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controller/rpc/keepalive/keepalive_test.go: 1
213-232: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Check the ping interval and acknowledgement timeout separately.
The closure test can pass with Time=20s and Timeout=20s, even though the required ping interval is 30 seconds. Add checks that distinguish the ping interval from the acknowledgement timeout.
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Review comment at @controller/rpc/keepalive/keepalive_test.go around lines 213 -
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Update TestNodeClosesAConnectionWhosePanelStoppedAnswering to verify the
keepalive ping interval independently from the acknowledgement timeout. Ensure
the test detects a ping sent before the required 30-second idle interval even
when a shorter timeout causes the connection to close later, while retaining
coverage that an unacknowledged ping eventually closes the connection.
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Review comments at @controller/rpc/keepalive/keepalive_test.go:
- Around line 175-197: Update the goroutine that reads from server so non-EOF
errors from server.Read signal serverClosed to the test, including errors that
occur before the proxy freezes. Preserve the existing handling of EOF and
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Review comments at @controller/rpc/keepalive/keepalive_test.go:
- Around line 213-232: Update
TestNodeClosesAConnectionWhosePanelStoppedAnswering to verify the keepalive ping
interval independently from the acknowledgement timeout. Ensure the test detects
a ping sent before the required 30-second idle interval even when a shorter
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nl -ba /home/jailuser/go/pkg/mod/google.golang.org/grpc@v1.85.0/server.go | sed -n '185,200p;960,1058p'
nl -ba /home/jailuser/go/pkg/mod/google.golang.org/grpc@v1.85.0/clientconn.go | sed -n '1370,1410p;1500,1535p'
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Report server read errors before freezing.
If the server connection resets after baseInfo but before the proxy freezes, this goroutine exits without signalling serverClosed. The test can then wait 70 seconds and incorrectly report that the connection stayed open. Report non-EOF read errors to the test.
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[error] 175-175: net.Dial must not be called. use (*net.Dialer).DialContext
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Review comment at @controller/rpc/keepalive/keepalive_test.go around lines 175 -
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Update the goroutine that reads from server so non-EOF errors from server.Read
signal serverClosed to the test, including errors that occur before the proxy
freezes. Preserve the existing handling of EOF and successful reads.
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The freezable proxy only signalled serverClosed on io.EOF or once the
freeze was set. A non-EOF read error before the freeze left the test to
wait the full 70 s and then fail with the wrong conclusion, blaming the
node for keeping a connection the proxy had already lost. The proxy now
reports such an error on its own channel and the test fails immediately
with the real reason, and the dial goes through a net.Dialer with the
test's context so it is cancelled with the test.
Thanks — both points were right, and both are fixed in the push above.
The read error before the freeze. You were correct that the server-side goroutine could exit without signalling anything: it only closed serverClosed on io.EOF or once frozen was set, so a reset arriving after baseInfo but before the freeze left the test to wait out the whole 70 s window and then fail by blaming the node for a connection the proxy itself had lost. The proxy now carries a failed chan error, reports a non-EOF read error (and a failed dial) on it, and the test selects on it, so that case fails immediately with the real reason instead of a wrong conclusion.
I checked it rather than assuming. A throwaway test that breaks the proxy's link to the node with SetLinger(0) before any freeze:
with the fix: the error surfaces in 0.00s — the proxy lost its connection to the node before the freeze: read tcp …: connection reset by peer
with only the new reporting branch removed and everything else kept: the same test waits the full timeout and reports that the error was swallowed
So the assertion fails when the mechanism is absent, which is what makes it worth having. The throwaway test itself is not included; it exists to prove the branch, not to be maintained.
noctx on net.Dial. Fixed properly rather than silenced: serve now takes a context.Context and dials through a net.Dialer with DialContext, and startProxy derives that context with context.WithCancel and cancels it from t.Cleanup, so an in-flight dial is cancelled with the test instead of outliving it.
Both existing tests still pass on the new head — TestNodeKeepsAnIdlePanelConnectionThatPingsEveryTenSeconds in 45.0s and TestNodeClosesAConnectionWhosePanelStoppedAnswering in 50.0s, with the node closing the unanswered connection after 50.0s — and go vet ./controller/rpc/keepalive/... is clean.
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Fixes #125
Found by code review and reproduced in a local test; never seen in production. Checked against node
dev9ccd263; grpc-go v1.85.0 fromgo.mod; Go 1.27.3.What this changes
StartGRPCListener(controller/rpc/service.go:36-42at 9ccd263) creates the gRPC server without keepalive options, so grpc-go's defaults apply:This PR passes two options to
grpc.NewServer:grpc.KeepaliveParams(keepalive.ServerParameters{Time: 30 * time.Second, Timeout: 20 * time.Second}). The node pings a connection after 30 s with no frame received, and closes it when the ping is not acknowledged within 20 s.grpc.KeepaliveEnforcementPolicy(keepalive.EnforcementPolicy{MinTime: 5 * time.Second, PermitWithoutStream: true}). The node accepts client pings every 5 s or more, also on an idle connection, instead of answering them withGOAWAY too_many_pings.Timeoutis 20 s, which is grpc-go's default. On Linux, grpc-go setsTCP_USER_TIMEOUTto the keepaliveTimeoutwhenever the keepaliveTimeis not infinite (internal/transport/http2_server.go:244-248in grpc-go v1.85.0). SoTCP_USER_TIMEOUTstays at 20 s with this PR, as without it, and the time Linux waits for unacknowledged data before it aborts the connection does not change. This comes from reading grpc-go; the value itself is checked by the Linux-only test below. An earlier version of this PR (9c79777) usedTimeout: 10 * time.Second, which would have lowered it to 10 s.What the PR does change: a connection on which the node receives nothing for 30 s now gets a ping, and is closed when the acknowledgement does not arrive within 20 s, so after about 50 s. Without the PR, grpc-go only does this after 2 hours. Any frame the node receives counts as activity (
http2_server.go:652-653), so a connection on which the node keeps receiving frames is not pinged. I did not test a slow link whose ping acknowledgement takes longer than 20 s. Such a link would be closed after about 50 s of receive silence, where before it was not closed by grpc-go for 2 hours.From reading grpc-go, not tested: pings are handled by the HTTP/2 transport (
http2_server.go:885-932), not by the API-key interceptors, so the relaxed ping policy applies to every client that completes the TLS handshake.The node's own keep-alive watchdog (
controller/controller.go:339-372at 9ccd263) stops the core whenkeep_aliveis set and the panel sends no request forkeep_alive+ 5 s. This PR is about releasing the stale gRPC connection itself.Compatibility with the current panel, from reading the source only:
node_bridge_pymain c5632b65a10a (v0.10.0,PasarGuardNodeBridge/grpclib.py:88-89) sets only_keepalive_timeout=10and does not set_keepalive_time, so it sends no pings. The relaxed ping policy changes nothing for it; the gain is the node-side detection of a connection that stopped answering.Diff
Tests
controller/rpc/keepalive/keepalive_test.gostarts a real node gRPC listener over TLS on loopback:TestNodeKeepsAnIdlePanelConnectionThatPingsEveryTenSeconds: a client that pings every 10 s withPermitWithoutStream: truemakes one call and then stays idle. The connection must stayREADYfor 45 s.TestNodeClosesAConnectionWhosePanelStoppedAnswering: the client goes through a loopback TCP proxy that keeps both sockets open but stops forwarding after the first call. The node must close its side no earlier than 30 s and within 70 s.controller/rpc/keepalive/tcp_user_timeout_linux_test.go(Linux only) readsTCP_USER_TIMEOUTfrom the socket the node accepted and requires 20 s. It guards against loweringTimeoutagain. From reading grpc-go, not run: it would also pass without the PR, because grpc-go's defaultTimeoutis also 20 s.Results
go test -race -count=1 -v ./controller/rpc/keepalive/, Go 1.27.3, macOS arm64.Before, on
dev9ccd263 with only the two test files added:After, on this PR's head f538721:
The same result on the tree of this PR merged onto
dev9ccd263 (git merge-tree --write-treeis clean): close at 50.0 s,ok ... 56.368s.The Linux-only test does not build on macOS. Linux CI on this head: the Test Modules run 42404157422 (job
test; it tests the merge refpull/130/merge021817c5e57f, i.e. f538721 merged withdev) shows:The tests wait for real keepalive timers, so this package takes about 55 s. If that is too slow for your CI, I can make the intervals configurable for tests.
CI on the earlier head
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Test Modulesrun on 9c79777 (run 41855463420, job 126662761228) failed only in the step "Run wireguard integration tests":In the same job
controller/rpc/keepalivepassed (ok ... 45.035s).backend/wireguardand its tests do not import anycontrollerpackage, and this PR does not touchbackend/wireguard. The same test failed with the same error in run 41796998285 (job 126472050205) on 526fb34, an earlier commit of the branch of upstream PR #124 (xmohammad1:fix/xray-log-none-startup-diagnostics), which does not contain this change. Run 41797993911 on that same commit passed.Not covered
grpclibclient.TCP_USER_TIMEOUTvalue is only checked by the Linux-only test, which passed in the Linux CI run above. That run also passed the other two keepalive tests (TestNodeKeepsAnIdlePanelConnectionThatPingsEveryTenSeconds45.02s,TestNodeClosesAConnectionWhosePanelStoppedAnswering50.02s); every other local run described here was on macOS.Summary by CodeRabbit