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feat: forward WebRTC SDP and ICE candidates through rendezvous server - #53
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Align the hbb_common submodule with the rustdesk client (rustdesk/hbb_common @229b904) so the WebRTC proto fields are available, then wire up the rendezvous server to relay them: - PunchHoleRequest.webrtc_sdp_offer → PunchHole.webrtc_sdp_offer - PunchHoleSent.webrtc_sdp_answer → PunchHoleResponse.webrtc_sdp_answer - IceCandidate messages are forwarded to the peer identified by socket_addr (B→A) or id (A→B), with routing fields stripped
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The hbb_common submodule was aligned with the rustdesk client (229b904), bringing in new dependencies (webrtc, etc.). The Cargo.lock was not regenerated, causing all CI jobs using --locked to fail.
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- Around line 294-297: Apply the existing target ban check to IceCandidate IDs
in the target-ID matching logic, and in handle_ice_candidate check the resolved
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| Some(rendezvous_message::Union::IceCandidate(ice)) => { | ||
| self.handle_ice_candidate(ice).await; | ||
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Apply target ban checks to both IceCandidate routes.
Bans::contains blocks either a device ID or a normalized IP. Add the IceCandidate ID to the existing target check, and check the resolved target IP before forwarding. The ID-only change does not cover candidates routed by socket_addr.
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Some(rendezvous_message::Union::LocalAddr(v)) => v.id.as_str(),
Some(rendezvous_message::Union::RelayResponse(v)) => v.id(),
+ Some(rendezvous_message::Union::IceCandidate(v)) => v.id.as_str(),
_ => "",After target_addr is resolved in handle_ice_candidate:
let Some(target_addr) = target_addr else {
return;
};
+ let target_ip = try_into_v4(target_addr).ip().to_string();
+ if crate::management::is_banned("", &target_ip) {
+ return;
+ }The available code does not establish a sender-session validation requirement, so do not add one here.
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Apply the existing target ban check to IceCandidate IDs in the target-ID
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the ban list before forwarding the candidate.
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Remove unused imports, suppress dead code with #[allow(dead_code)], fix unnecessary mut and unused variables. No behavioral changes.
Add IceCandidate ID to the target-id ban check in handle_tcp, and check the resolved target IP in handle_ice_candidate before forwarding. This closes a gap where a banned peer could still exchange WebRTC ICE candidates through the rendezvous server.
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Summary
Enable the rendezvous server to relay WebRTC signaling so peers can establish
WebRTC connections (direct or TURN-relayed) through hbbs.
Changes
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rustdesk/hbb_common@229b904), switching the submodule URL fromdatabk/hbb_commontorustdesk/hbb_common. This brings in the WebRTCproto fields (
webrtc_sdp_offer,webrtc_sdp_answer,IceCandidate).punch_hole.rs: forwardwebrtc_sdp_offerinPunchHoleandwebrtc_sdp_answerinPunchHoleResponse, so the SDP offer/answerexchange traverses the rendezvous server.
tcp_handler.rs: handleIceCandidatemessages by forwarding themto the peer identified by
socket_addr(B→A) orid(A→B), withrouting fields stripped so neither peer learns the other's address.
How it works
PunchHoleRequestwithwebrtc_sdp_offer→ server forwardsPunchHolewith the offer to B.PunchHoleSentwithwebrtc_sdp_answer→ server forwardsPunchHoleResponsewith the answer to A.IceCandidatemessages over TCP → server forwardsthem to the other peer (via WS/TCP sink or UDP).
RelayResponse.webrtc_sdp_answerwas alreadypassed through unchanged.
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