Bug 1046930

Created attachment 842320 [details]
wireshark capture of failed sending

Wireshark capture of gnome-bluetooth sending process.

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515 Dec 22 13:23:44 localhost obexd[1972]: gobex/gobex.c:incoming_data() rsp opcode 2
516 Dec 22 13:23:44 localhost obexd[1972]: gobex/gobex.c:g_obex_ref() ref 4
517 Dec 22 13:23:44 localhost obexd[1972]: gobex/gobex.c:g_obex_srm_active() yes
518 Dec 22 13:23:44 localhost obexd[1972]: gobex/gobex.c:g_obex_send_req() conn 1
519 Dec 22 13:23:44 localhost obexd[1972]: gobex/gobex.c:handle_response() final_rsp and empty pending_    req
520 Dec 22 13:23:44 localhost obexd[1972]: gobex/gobex.c:g_obex_unref() ref 3
521 Dec 22 13:23:44 localhost obexd[1972]: gobex/gobex.c:incoming_data() req opcode 16
522 Dec 22 13:23:44 localhost obexd[1972]: gobex/gobex.c:incoming_data() Unknown header offset for opco    de 0x10
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gobex/gobex.c:incoming_data() receives a Continue (opcode 0x10) packet and set obex->pending_req to NULL, 
gobex/gobex.c:write_data() sets obex->pending_req to a valid put packet(opcode 0x2).
At gobex/gobex.c line 515~522, incoming_data() receives 2 RSP_CONTINUE packets. The first packet set obex->pending_req to NULL. So the second RSP_CONTINUE is wrongly treated as request packet in gobex/gobex.c:incoming_data(). 

gobex/gobex.c:incoming_data()
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        if (obex->pending_req) {
                struct pending_pkt *p = obex->pending_req;
                opcode = g_obex_packet_get_operation(p->pkt, NULL);
                header_offset = rsp_header_offset(opcode);
        } else {
                opcode = obex->rx_last_op;
                /* Unexpected response -- fail silently */
                if (opcode > 0x1f && opcode != G_OBEX_OP_ABORT) {
                        obex->rx_data = 0;
                        return TRUE;
                }
                header_offset = req_header_offset(opcode);
        }
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So, it seems that if obex is SRM enabled we may receive two RSP_CONTINUE without write_data() in between.
Thus, in handle_response() we should not set obex->pending_req to NULL if SRM is enabled.

gobex/gobex.c:handle_response()
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static void handle_response(GObex *obex, GError *err, GObexPacket *rsp)
{
        struct pending_pkt *p = obex->pending_req;
        gboolean disconn = err ? TRUE : FALSE, final_rsp = TRUE;

        if (rsp != NULL)
                final_rsp = parse_response(obex, rsp);

        if (p->cancelled)
                err = g_error_new(G_OBEX_ERROR, G_OBEX_ERROR_CANCELLED,
                                        "The operation was cancelled");

        if (err)
                g_obex_debug(G_OBEX_DEBUG_ERROR, "%s", err->message);

        if (p->rsp_func) {
                p->rsp_func(obex, err, rsp, p->rsp_data);

                /* Check if user callback removed the request */
                if (p != obex->pending_req)
                        return;
        }

        if (p->cancelled)
                g_error_free(err);

        if (final_rsp) {
                pending_pkt_free(p);
                obex->pending_req = NULL;
        }

        if (!disconn && g_queue_get_length(obex->tx_queue) > 0)
                enable_tx(obex);
}
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Created attachment 842355 [details]
patch at least support sending one big file

This patch supports sending one complete big file, but obexd can not successfully disconnect.

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