server: prevent duplicate onion addresses in getinfo #10341
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Otherwise it can happen that we restart the tor controller and recreate the hidden service, adding the onion address multiple times.
Summary of ChangesHello @bitromortac, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request resolves an issue where the LND server could accumulate duplicate Tor onion addresses in its node announcement, particularly when Tor health checks caused the hidden service to be re-created. By introducing a check for existing addresses before appending new ones, the change ensures that the node's advertised addresses remain clean and accurate, improving the stability and reliability of Tor-enabled LND nodes. Highlights
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This pull request correctly prevents duplicate onion addresses from being added to the node announcement by checking for existing addresses before appending a new one. The fix is simple and effective. To prevent future regressions, it would be beneficial to add a unit test that covers this specific scenario of a Tor controller restart leading to a duplicate address.
| newNodeAnn, err := s.genNodeAnnouncement( | ||
| nil, func(currentAnn *lnwire.NodeAnnouncement1) { | ||
| currentAnn.Addresses = append(currentAnn.Addresses, addr) | ||
| // Check if this address was already added. |
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| newNodeAnn, err := s.genNodeAnnouncement( | ||
| nil, func(currentAnn *lnwire.NodeAnnouncement1) { | ||
| currentAnn.Addresses = append(currentAnn.Addresses, addr) | ||
| // Check if this address was already added. |
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will the whole list be deleted during restart, so we only have like 1 address in there at least 1 onion address I mean ?
| // Check if this address was already added. | ||
| for _, anAddr := range currentAnn.Addresses { | ||
| if anAddr.String() == addr.String() { | ||
| return |
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nit: can use some debug log here
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| currentAnn.Addresses = append( |
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It looks like Addresses should be a set (map) to avoid this duplicated addresses issue, but that's a larger PR.
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Attempts to fix #10328.
The user's config is set to do periodic health checks for tor connections:
The issues seems to be the following. If
healthcheck.CheckTorServiceStatusreceivessyscall.EPIPEit restarts the tor controller, which re-creates the hidden service.createNewHiddenServicethen updates the node announcement, appending the new (old) onion service address, not checking if it's already present, which is fixed here.