Screen sharing #15

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kibi merged 2 commits from screen-sharing into main 2026-10-01 22:28:56 +00:00
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@@ -191,6 +191,8 @@ For screen sharing, open these in the firewall (and forward them on a router in
| `MUMH5_STUN_PORT`, `MUMH5_STUN_BIND` | `3478`, all addresses | Port for screen sharing between browser users: STUN over UDP, and the relay over UDP and TCP. Browsers reach it directly, not through nginx. `0` turns both off |
| `MUMH5_TURN` | on | The relay (TURN) for people who cannot connect directly: mobile networks, strict company networks, browsers that forbid direct UDP such as Vanadium. `0` leaves only STUN |
| `MUMH5_TURN_PORTS` | `49160-49659` | UDP ports the relayed streams use, one per relayed route |
| `MUMH5_TURN_URLS` | none | Extra relay addresses handed to clients, comma-separated, for example `turns:turn.example.com:443?transport=tcp` when a TLS front forwards to port 3478. For networks that only let port 443 out |
| `MUMH5_DEBUG` | off | Log relay events (credentials handed out, routes granted or refused) |
| `MUMH5_TURN_MAX`, `MUMH5_TURN_PER_ADDRESS` | `500`, `64` | Relayed routes in total and per client address. A camera round uses several per person |
| `MUMH5_TURN_IP` | found automatically | The server's public address, announced for relayed streams. Set it when the server sits behind a 1:1 NAT, as on many cloud hosts |
| `MUMH5_STATIC` | `../dist-web` | Folder with the web build |
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@@ -26,6 +26,8 @@ services:
MUMH5_TURN: ${MUMH5_TURN:-}
MUMH5_TURN_IP: ${MUMH5_TURN_IP:-}
MUMH5_TURN_PORTS: ${MUMH5_TURN_PORTS:-}
MUMH5_TURN_URLS: ${MUMH5_TURN_URLS:-}
MUMH5_DEBUG: ${MUMH5_DEBUG:-}
MUMH5_TURN_MAX: ${MUMH5_TURN_MAX:-}
MUMH5_TURN_PER_ADDRESS: ${MUMH5_TURN_PER_ADDRESS:-}
MUMH5_MAX_CONNECTIONS: ${MUMH5_MAX_CONNECTIONS:-}
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@@ -46,13 +46,17 @@ export interface ProxyConfig {
// interface, and a camera round has a stream per pair of people, so these run high.
turnMax: number;
turnPerAddress: number;
// Addresses to hand to clients instead of this host's port, e.g. a TLS front on port 443
turnUrls: string[];
// Log relay events
debug: boolean;
maxConnections: number;
maxPerAddress: number;
}
export const defaults: ProxyConfig = {
port: 8080, bind: '127.0.0.1', servers: [], allowAny: false, allowPrivate: false, origins: [],
trustProxy: false, sendProxy: false, staticDir: null, stunPort: null, stunBind: '::', turn: true, turnIp: null, turnMinPort: 49160, turnMaxPort: 49659, turnMax: 500, turnPerAddress: 64, maxConnections: 200, maxPerAddress: 8
trustProxy: false, sendProxy: false, staticDir: null, stunPort: null, stunBind: '::', turn: true, turnIp: null, turnMinPort: 49160, turnMaxPort: 49659, turnMax: 500, turnPerAddress: 64, turnUrls: [], debug: false, maxConnections: 200, maxPerAddress: 8
};
// "host", "host:port", "[v6]:port", each optionally followed by "=Label"
@@ -91,6 +95,8 @@ export function configFromEnv(source: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): ProxyConfig {
turnMaxPort: Number((env.MUMH5_TURN_PORTS ?? '').split('-')[1]) || defaults.turnMaxPort,
turnMax: Number(env.MUMH5_TURN_MAX ?? defaults.turnMax),
turnPerAddress: Number(env.MUMH5_TURN_PER_ADDRESS ?? defaults.turnPerAddress),
turnUrls: (env.MUMH5_TURN_URLS ?? '').split(',').map(s => s.trim()).filter(Boolean),
debug: on(env.MUMH5_DEBUG),
maxConnections: Number(env.MUMH5_MAX_CONNECTIONS ?? defaults.maxConnections),
maxPerAddress: Number(env.MUMH5_MAX_PER_ADDRESS ?? defaults.maxPerAddress)
};
@@ -185,7 +191,8 @@ export async function startProxy(config: ProxyConfig): Promise<{ port: number; s
if (used > 20) throw new HttpError(429, 'Too many requests, try again in a minute');
// The username is the time it runs out; the relay recomputes the password from it
const username = String(Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) + CREDENTIAL_TTL);
return { port: stunPort, username, credential: turnCredential(turnSecret, username), ttl: CREDENTIAL_TTL };
if (config.debug) console.log(new Date().toISOString(), `relay: credentials for ${addr}`);
return { port: stunPort, username, credential: turnCredential(turnSecret, username), ttl: CREDENTIAL_TTL, ...(config.turnUrls.length ? { urls: config.turnUrls } : {}) };
}
if (req.method !== 'POST') throw new HttpError(404, 'Not found');
if (!originOk(req)) throw new HttpError(403, 'Origin not allowed');
@@ -348,7 +355,8 @@ export async function startProxy(config: ProxyConfig): Promise<{ port: number; s
turn = await startTurn({
port: config.stunPort, bind: config.stunBind, relay: config.turn, publicIp: config.turnIp,
minPort: config.turnMinPort, maxPort: config.turnMaxPort, maxAllocations: config.turnMax, maxPerAddress: config.turnPerAddress,
peerAllowed: ip => config.allowPrivate || !isPrivateAddress(ip)
peerAllowed: ip => config.allowPrivate || !isPrivateAddress(ip),
log: config.debug ? line => console.log(new Date().toISOString(), line) : undefined
}, turnSecret);
stunPort = turn.port;
} catch { /* port taken or not permitted */ }
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@@ -40,6 +40,8 @@ export interface TurnOptions {
maxPerAddress: number;
// Peers the relay may talk to; keeps it from being used to reach private networks
peerAllowed: (ip: string) => boolean;
// One line per relay event, for finding out why someone cannot connect
log?: (line: string) => void;
}
// Loopback, private, link-local and other addresses that are not on the public internet
@@ -208,7 +210,9 @@ export async function startTurn(opts: TurnOptions, secret: string): Promise<{ po
return null;
};
const integrity = get(A.MESSAGE_INTEGRITY);
// The first request always comes without credentials; that is how a client learns the realm
if (!integrity) return fail(401, 'Unauthorized');
opts.log?.(`relay: ${client.key} sent credentials`);
const username = get(A.USERNAME), n = get(A.NONCE);
if (!username || !n || integrity.value.length !== 20) return fail(400, 'Bad Request');
if (!nonceValid(new TextDecoder().decode(n.value))) return fail(438, 'Stale Nonce');
@@ -223,8 +227,17 @@ export async function startTurn(opts: TurnOptions, secret: string): Promise<{ po
return key;
}
// Two clients of this relay reach each other at its announced address. Behind a 1:1 NAT that
// address is not on this machine and the router will not turn the packet around, so such
// traffic stays on loopback and is presented as coming from the announced address.
const loopback = (ip: string) => ip === '127.0.0.1' || ip === '::1';
function toPeer(a: Allocation, data: Uint8Array, ip: string, port: number): void {
a.relay.send(data, port, ip === a.relayIp ? (net.isIPv4(ip) ? '127.0.0.1' : '::1') : ip);
}
function fromPeer(a: Allocation, data: Buffer, peerIp: string, peerPort: number): void {
const ip = v4(peerIp);
const seen = v4(peerIp);
const ip = loopback(seen) && !loopback(a.relayIp) ? a.relayIp : seen;
if ((a.permissions.get(ip) ?? 0) < now()) return;
const channel = a.byPeer.get(`${ip}:${peerPort}`);
if (channel != null && (a.channels.get(channel)?.expires ?? 0) >= now()) {
@@ -248,7 +261,7 @@ export async function startTurn(opts: TurnOptions, secret: string): Promise<{ po
const view = new DataView(msg.buffer, msg.byteOffset, msg.byteLength);
const bound = a?.channels.get(view.getUint16(0));
const length = view.getUint16(2);
if (a && bound && bound.expires >= now() && 4 + length <= msg.length) a.relay.send(msg.subarray(4, 4 + length), bound.port, bound.ip);
if (a && bound && bound.expires >= now() && 4 + length <= msg.length) toPeer(a, msg.subarray(4, 4 + length), bound.ip, bound.port);
return;
}
const m = parse(msg);
@@ -265,14 +278,17 @@ export async function startTurn(opts: TurnOptions, secret: string): Promise<{ po
if (m.type === SEND) {
const peer = get(A.XOR_PEER_ADDRESS), data = get(A.DATA);
const to = peer && unxorAddress(peer.value, m.header);
if (existing && to && data && (existing.permissions.get(to.ip) ?? 0) >= now()) existing.relay.send(data.value, to.port, to.ip);
if (existing && to && data && (existing.permissions.get(to.ip) ?? 0) >= now()) toPeer(existing, data.value, to.ip, to.port);
return;
}
if (![ALLOCATE, REFRESH, CREATE_PERMISSION, CHANNEL_BIND].includes(m.type)) return;
const key = authenticate(m, client);
if (!key) return;
const ok = (attrs: [number, Uint8Array][] = []) => client.send(build(m.type | 0x100, m.header, attrs, key));
const error = (code: number, reason: string) => client.send(build(m.type | 0x110, m.header, [[A.ERROR_CODE, errorCode(code, reason)]], key));
const error = (code: number, reason: string) => {
opts.log?.(`relay: ${client.key} refused, ${code} ${reason}`);
client.send(build(m.type | 0x110, m.header, [[A.ERROR_CODE, errorCode(code, reason)]], key));
};
if (m.type === ALLOCATE) {
if (existing) return error(437, 'Allocation Mismatch');
@@ -288,6 +304,7 @@ export async function startTurn(opts: TurnOptions, secret: string): Promise<{ po
const a: Allocation = { client, authKey: key, relay, relayIp, permissions: new Map(), channels: new Map(), byPeer: new Map(), expires: now() + LIFETIME };
allocations.set(client.key, a);
relay.on('message', (data, from) => fromPeer(a, data, from.address, from.port));
opts.log?.(`relay: ${client.key} got ${relayIp}:${relay.address().port} (${allocations.size} in use)`);
return ok([
[A.XOR_RELAYED_ADDRESS, xorAddress(relayIp, relay.address().port, m.header)!],
[A.LIFETIME, u32(LIFETIME)],
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@@ -168,10 +168,12 @@ export async function relayIce(address: string): Promise<RTCIceServer[]> {
try {
const res = await fetch(`${root}api/relay`);
if (!res.ok) return [];
const c = await res.json() as { port: number; username?: string; credential?: string; ttl?: number };
const c = await res.json() as { port: number; username?: string; credential?: string; ttl?: number; urls?: string[] };
const servers: RTCIceServer[] = [{ urls: `stun:${url.hostname}:${c.port}` }];
// UDP where it is allowed, TCP for networks and browsers that forbid it
if (c.username) servers.push({ urls: [`turn:${url.hostname}:${c.port}?transport=udp`, `turn:${url.hostname}:${c.port}?transport=tcp`], username: c.username, credential: c.credential });
// The operator may name other ways in, such as a TLS front on port 443 for networks that allow nothing else
const direct = [`turn:${url.hostname}:${c.port}?transport=udp`, `turn:${url.hostname}:${c.port}?transport=tcp`];
if (c.username) servers.push({ urls: [...direct, ...(c.urls ?? [])], username: c.username, credential: c.credential });
relays.set(root, { servers, until: Date.now() + Math.max(60, (c.ttl ?? 3600) - 3000) * 1000 });
return servers;
} catch {
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@@ -144,6 +144,32 @@ for (const transport of ['udp', 'tcp'] as const) {
});
}
test('two clients of the relay reach each other at its announced address, even when that is not on this machine', async () => {
// As behind a 1:1 NAT: the address handed out is the public one, which the host itself cannot loop through
const turn = await startTurn(options({ publicIp: '203.0.113.9', peerAllowed: ip => !ip.startsWith('127.') }), SECRET);
const a = await connect(turn.port, 'tcp'), b = await connect(turn.port, 'udp');
try {
const ra = await allocate(a), rb = await allocate(b);
assert.equal(ra.relay!.ip, '203.0.113.9');
for (const [me, creds, other] of [[a, ra, rb], [b, rb, ra]] as const) {
const h = header();
me.send(build(0x0008, h, [[0x0012, xorAddress('203.0.113.9', other.relay!.port, h)!], ...creds.auth], creds.key));
assert.equal(parse(await me.next())!.type, 0x0108);
}
const h = header();
a.send(build(0x0016, h, [[0x0012, xorAddress('203.0.113.9', rb.relay!.port, h)!], [0x0013, text('between clients')]]));
const got = parse(await b.next())!;
assert.equal(got.type, 0x0017);
assert.equal(new TextDecoder().decode(attr(got, 0x0013)!), 'between clients');
// It appears to come from the other client's relayed address, not from loopback
assert.deepEqual(unxorAddress(attr(got, 0x0012)!, got.header), { ip: '203.0.113.9', port: ra.relay!.port });
} finally {
a.close();
b.close();
turn.close();
}
});
test('wrong credentials and forbidden peers are refused', async () => {
const turn = await startTurn(options({ peerAllowed: ip => ip !== '10.1.2.3' }), SECRET);
const client = await connect(turn.port, 'udp');