Socket options on live handles and accept defaults (#34) - #36
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Adds Loop::set_option/get_option with a SocketOption enum (NoDelay, KeepAlive, Linger, Recv/SendBufferSize, Ttl, Ipv6Only, Broadcast, multicast TTL/loop/join/leave) and a SocketOptionKind getter key, plus ListenOpts::accept_defaults for the per-connection defaults a server applies to every accepted socket. Implemented on epoll/kqueue, IOCP and both WASI backends; web keeps the Backend trait's Unsupported defaults. Bind-time-only reuse stays in the opts structs. No backend accepts an option it cannot apply.
…n surface wasi:sockets has no Nagle control, so Open::Tcp dropped TcpOpts::nodelay on the floor: a host could not tell an applied option from an ignored one. It is now Unsupported there, matching AcceptDefaults::nodelay and SocketOption::NoDelay, and the shared connect fixture stops asking for an option one backend cannot apply. Adds the socket-option contracts, the native getsockopt probes, the web Unsupported assertions and the steady-state allocation gate, plus DESIGN §7.7, the §7.6 matrix row and the docs/wasm.md rows.
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Application->>Driver: set_option or get_option
Driver->>PlatformBackend: validate handle and delegate
PlatformBackend->>KernelOrWasi: apply or query socket option
KernelOrWasi-->>PlatformBackend: actual option result
PlatformBackend-->>Driver: synchronous result
Driver-->>Application: result without completion
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Closing sockets can return an inconsistent getter result, and the WASI support table is misleading. Both are localized, straightforward fixes and do not indicate broad runtime risk. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@crates/turnloop-contract/tests/sockopts.rs`:
- Around line 228-233: Update option_handle_validation and Driver::get_option to
reject closing sockets: add the getter assertion to option_handle_validation and
apply the same r.closing.is_some() guard used by Driver::set_option, returning
the documented InvalidInput before invoking the backend getter.
In `@docs/wasm.md`:
- Line 326: Update the socket-options documentation row to distinguish multicast
membership from multicast TTL and loop options: state that TTL and loop report
Unsupported for both set and get, while MulticastJoin and MulticastLeave report
Unsupported only for set because they have no getter kind.
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| probe::int(raw, libc::SOL_SOCKET, libc::SO_RCVBUF).max(0) as u32 | ||
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| #[cfg(unix)] | ||
| fn close_raw(raw: std::os::fd::RawFd) { | ||
| // SAFETY: this descriptor was leaked by `probe::shared` and has no other owner. | ||
| drop(unsafe { <std::os::fd::OwnedFd as std::os::fd::FromRawFd>::from_raw_fd(raw) }); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject get_option on a closing socket.
Driver::get_option checks only Kind::Socket. A closing socket remains reachable until close completion and can reach the backend getter, which may return a value or Unsupported instead of the documented InvalidInput. Add the getter assertion in option_handle_validation and apply the same r.closing.is_some() guard used by Driver::set_option.
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In `@crates/turnloop-contract/tests/sockopts.rs` around lines 228 - 233, Update
option_handle_validation and Driver::get_option to reject closing sockets: add
the getter assertion to option_handle_validation and apply the same
r.closing.is_some() guard used by Driver::set_option, returning the documented
InvalidInput before invoking the backend getter.
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| | TCP connect/listen/accept, UDP, writev, shutdown | Exercised; reuse-port Unsupported, nodelay remains a hint because bindings lack a setter | Native socket cases excluded: platform lacks raw sockets. Actual Unsupported results tested; fetch/WebSocket byte paths replace transport workloads | | ||
| | TCP connect/listen/accept, UDP, writev, shutdown | Exercised; reuse-port Unsupported. `wasi:sockets` has no Nagle control, so `TcpOpts::nodelay`, `AcceptDefaults::nodelay` and `SocketOption::NoDelay` are all reported Unsupported rather than accepted and dropped | Native socket cases excluded: platform lacks raw sockets. Actual Unsupported results tested; fetch/WebSocket byte paths replace transport workloads | | ||
| | Socket options on live handles (issue #34) | Keep-alive (enable + idle/interval/count), send/receive buffer sizes and the unicast hop limit round-trip through `wasi:sockets` on clients, accepted connections and UDP; `ListenOpts::accept_defaults.keep_alive` reaches each accepted socket. Nagle, linger, IPv6-only, broadcast and multicast have no interface and report Unsupported for both set and get | Excluded: a host `fetch`/`WebSocket` has no socket behind it. Every option and every getter kind is asserted Unsupported on a live WebSocket handle | |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Distinguish multicast membership from getter-supported options.
MulticastJoin and MulticastLeave have no getter kind. State that multicast TTL and loop options report Unsupported for set and get, while membership reports Unsupported only for set.
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In `@docs/wasm.md` at line 326, Update the socket-options documentation row to
distinguish multicast membership from multicast TTL and loop options: state that
TTL and loop report Unsupported for both set and get, while MulticastJoin and
MulticastLeave report Unsupported only for set because they have no getter kind.
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Windows reported 131072 bytes for a 49152-byte SO_RCVBUF request on an adopted accepted socket, failing the dup/adopt probe on all three windows-2025 modes. The final buffer size is the kernel's choice, and the three platforms disagree in both directions: macOS starts at 408300 and keeps a request exactly, Linux starts at 87380 and doubles, Windows rounds up and will hold an auto-tuned window above the request. No exact value and no direction is portable, so the contract is a floor. The probe's subject proof moves to the two options no kernel rounds: TCP_NODELAY and IP_TTL, both asserted exactly through the independent getsockopt. SO_RCVBUF is still checked, as a floor. buffer_sizes_round_trip drops its upper bound and keeps the growth assertion, which is what makes it non-vacuous. Both relaxed sites were re-sabotaged and still fail. Records the measured per-platform behaviour on SocketOption::RecvBufferSize.
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Implements #34. Report:
docs/lanes/sockopts.md.API
Loop::set_option(handle, SocketOption)/get_option(handle, SocketOptionKind)— synchronous, no operation, no completion, no allocation.get_optionalways queries the kernel, so Linux'sSO_RCVBUFdoubling stays visible.ListenOpts::accept_defaults(nodelay, keep-alive) applied after the OS accept and before theAcceptedcompletion, so the host never sees an unconfigured connection. A backend that cannot apply a default rejects the listener at creation.ListenOpts/UdpOpts, documented in new DESIGN §7.7 and the §7.6 matrix.Support matrix
ip_mreqn)BSD and Winsock name the IPv4 interface by address rather than index, so an index-keyed request is reported instead of silently redirected.
Tests
17 native, 8 WASI, 1 web, 1 allocation gate. Three do not trust turnloop's own getter:
accepted_socket_options_are_visible_to_getsockoptfinds the accepted descriptor via/proc/self/fdand callslibc::getsockoptdirectly.adopted_socket_options_reach_the_shared_socketdups a socket, adopts one reference and queries the other (the portable Windows probe).Linger(ZERO)makes the peer's read failConnectionResetwhere the same close givesEof; multicast membership is proved through the kernel's own bookkeeping.Sabotage check: neutering the accept defaults and stubbing linger failed exactly the 3 tests that should fail, with the other 13 green. The allocation gate runs 200 measured iterations at zero allocations while asserting the OS kept each value.
Behaviour change worth noting
Open::Tcpon WASI previously droppedTcpOpts::nodelaysilently. It now reportsUnsupported, consistent withSocketOption::NoDelayon the same backend.Verification
macOS native, Linux/epoll in all six required modes on the build box (406 test groups, 0 failures), WASI 0.2/0.3 under Wasmtime 46, the web backend under Node, strict clippy across every target, rustdoc, no-tokio, soak and cargo-deny. Windows runtime is UNRUN locally —
backend/iocp/sockopt.rsis compile- and clippy-clean but has never executed, so this PR's windows-2025 job is what confirms the LINGER layout, the keep-alive schedule and the accept default afterSO_UPDATE_ACCEPT_CONTEXT.Summary by CodeRabbit