feat: adopt a host-created listening socket on every Unix backend - #108
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Detached::from_fd recognises a listener only where the kernel answers SO_ACCEPTCONN. Linux does; macOS and the BSDs do not (macOS returns ENOPROTOOPT), so on kqueue an adopted listener was classified as a TCP stream and could never accept. A host that binds its own listener, or receives one from another process (a cluster primary handing over its listening socket), had no way to use it on a Mac. Detached::from_listener_fd takes the caller's word that the descriptor is a listener, through the existing classify_hint(fd, true) path that turnloop already uses for listeners it receives over IPC. On epoll the kernel still decides. A descriptor that is not a stream socket, or that has a peer (a listener never does), is refused with InvalidInput. from_fd's docs now point kqueue callers at the new constructor. The contract test binds TCP and Unix-domain listeners outside turnloop, adopts them, and asserts the loop accepts a connection and reads its bytes; a third case checks a connected socket and a file are refused. With from_listener_fd routed back to from_fd, all three fail on macOS.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds ChangesListener descriptor adoption
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~15 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Host
participant Detached
participant classify_listener
participant EventLoop
participant PeerClient
Host->>Detached: Pass listener OwnedFd to from_listener_fd
Detached->>classify_listener: Classify descriptor as listener
classify_listener-->>Detached: Return Listener or PipeListener
Detached->>EventLoop: Attach adopted listener
PeerClient->>EventLoop: Connect and send byte
EventLoop->>PeerClient: Accept connection and read byte
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The listener-adoption path has two narrow validation gaps. They should be fixed, but the documented listener-adoption workflow remains mergeable with owner awareness. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@crates/turnloop/src/backend/ipc.rs`:
- Line 120: Update the classify_hint call in the function containing this line
so an Unsupported classification mismatch becomes InvalidInput for non-stream
sockets, while errors from failed system calls propagate unchanged. Add a test
covering an AF_UNIX datagram descriptor and asserting InvalidInput.
- Around line 116-119: Update the getpeername failure handling in
from_listener_fd to treat only ENOTCONN as evidence that the socket has no peer;
propagate other inspection errors such as ENOBUFS instead of allowing the
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| if unsafe { libc::getpeername(fd.as_raw_fd(), peer.mut_ptr(), &mut peer.len) } == 0 { | ||
| return Err(Error::new(ErrorKind::InvalidInput)); | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Do not treat every getpeername failure as “no peer.”
On kqueue, getpeername can fail with ENOBUFS, not only ENOTCONN. If that happens for a connected stream and getsockname then succeeds, the listener hint makes from_listener_fd accept a socket that cannot accept connections. Propagate unexpected inspection errors. Keep the existing non-socket rejection path. (developer.apple.com)
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In `@crates/turnloop/src/backend/ipc.rs` around lines 116 - 119, Update the
getpeername failure handling in from_listener_fd to treat only ENOTCONN as
evidence that the socket has no peer; propagate other inspection errors such as
ENOBUFS instead of allowing the listener hint to accept the socket. Preserve the
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| return Err(Error::new(ErrorKind::InvalidInput)); | ||
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| let transport = classify_hint(fd, true)?; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Return InvalidInput for unsupported socket types.
On Linux, an AF_UNIX datagram reaches the unmatched socket-type branch in classify_hint. That branch returns Unsupported before this function can reject the descriptor as InvalidInput. This breaks the documented error contract for non-stream sockets. Map that classification mismatch to InvalidInput here, and add a datagram test. Preserve errors from failed system calls. (man7.org)
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In `@crates/turnloop/src/backend/ipc.rs` at line 120, Update the classify_hint
call in the function containing this line so an Unsupported classification
mismatch becomes InvalidInput for non-stream sockets, while errors from failed
system calls propagate unchanged. Add a test covering an AF_UNIX datagram
descriptor and asserting InvalidInput.
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Detached::from_listener_fd(OwnedFd). Until now, adopting a listening socket on macOS/BSD didn't work:from_fddetects a listener withSO_ACCEPTCONN, which Linux supports and macOS does not (it returns ENOPROTOOPT). So on kqueue platforms an adopted listener became a stream and could never accept. This matters to Perry for listeners a host binds itself or receives from a cluster primary.classify_hint(fd, true)path, which is already used for listeners received over IPC. On epoll the kernel still decides.InvalidInput, anything that is not a stream socket or that has a peer.from_fd's docs point kqueue callers at the new constructor.Tests (
crates/turnloop-contract/tests/adopt_listener.rs, Unix): TCP and Unix-domain listeners bound outside turnloop are adopted, and each accepts a connection and reads its bytes; a connected socket and a file are refused. With the constructor routed back tofrom_fd, all three fail on macOS.Local checks: fmt, workspace clippy (macOS, plus a cross-check against the Linux target for
turnloopandturnloop-contract), rustdoc, and the new tests on macOS.Summary by CodeRabbit