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serverpool.go

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...31 "github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/p2p/nodestate"32 "github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/rlp"33)34const (35 minTimeout = time.Millisecond * 500 // minimum request timeout suggested by the server pool36 timeoutRefresh = time.Second * 5 // recalculate timeout if older than this37 dialCost = 10000 // cost of a TCP dial (used for known node selection weight calculation)38 dialWaitStep = 1.5 // exponential multiplier of redial wait time when no value was provided by the server39 queryCost = 500 // cost of a UDP pre-negotiation query40 queryWaitStep = 1.02 // exponential multiplier of redial wait time when no value was provided by the server41 waitThreshold = time.Hour * 2000 // drop node if waiting time is over the threshold42 nodeWeightMul = 1000000 // multiplier constant for node weight calculation43 nodeWeightThreshold = 100 // minimum weight for keeping a node in the the known (valuable) set44 minRedialWait = 10 // minimum redial wait time in seconds45 preNegLimit = 5 // maximum number of simultaneous pre-negotiation queries46 maxQueryFails = 100 // number of consecutive UDP query failures before we print a warning47)48// serverPool provides a node iterator for dial candidates. The output is a mix of newly discovered49// nodes, a weighted random selection of known (previously valuable) nodes and trusted/paid nodes.50type serverPool struct {51 clock mclock.Clock52 unixTime func() int6453 db ethdb.KeyValueStore54 ns *nodestate.NodeStateMachine55 vt *lpc.ValueTracker56 mixer *enode.FairMix57 mixSources []enode.Iterator58 dialIterator enode.Iterator59 validSchemes enr.IdentityScheme60 trustedURLs []string61 fillSet *lpc.FillSet62 queryFails uint3263 timeoutLock sync.RWMutex64 timeout time.Duration65 timeWeights lpc.ResponseTimeWeights66 timeoutRefreshed mclock.AbsTime67}68// nodeHistory keeps track of dial costs which determine node weight together with the69// service value calculated by lpc.ValueTracker.70type nodeHistory struct {71 dialCost utils.ExpiredValue72 redialWaitStart, redialWaitEnd int64 // unix time (seconds)73}74type nodeHistoryEnc struct {75 DialCost utils.ExpiredValue76 RedialWaitStart, RedialWaitEnd uint6477}78// queryFunc sends a pre-negotiation query and blocks until a response arrives or timeout occurs.79// It returns 1 if the remote node has confirmed that connection is possible, 0 if not80// possible and -1 if no response arrived (timeout).81type queryFunc func(*enode.Node) int82var (83 serverPoolSetup = &nodestate.Setup{Version: 1}84 sfHasValue = serverPoolSetup.NewPersistentFlag("hasValue")85 sfQueried = serverPoolSetup.NewFlag("queried")86 sfCanDial = serverPoolSetup.NewFlag("canDial")87 sfDialing = serverPoolSetup.NewFlag("dialed")88 sfWaitDialTimeout = serverPoolSetup.NewFlag("dialTimeout")89 sfConnected = serverPoolSetup.NewFlag("connected")90 sfRedialWait = serverPoolSetup.NewFlag("redialWait")91 sfAlwaysConnect = serverPoolSetup.NewFlag("alwaysConnect")92 sfDisableSelection = nodestate.MergeFlags(sfQueried, sfCanDial, sfDialing, sfConnected, sfRedialWait)93 sfiNodeHistory = serverPoolSetup.NewPersistentField("nodeHistory", reflect.TypeOf(nodeHistory{}),94 func(field interface{}) ([]byte, error) {95 if n, ok := field.(nodeHistory); ok {96 ne := nodeHistoryEnc{97 DialCost: n.dialCost,98 RedialWaitStart: uint64(n.redialWaitStart),99 RedialWaitEnd: uint64(n.redialWaitEnd),100 }101 enc, err := rlp.EncodeToBytes(&ne)102 return enc, err103 } else {104 return nil, errors.New("invalid field type")105 }106 },107 func(enc []byte) (interface{}, error) {108 var ne nodeHistoryEnc109 err := rlp.DecodeBytes(enc, &ne)110 n := nodeHistory{111 dialCost: ne.DialCost,112 redialWaitStart: int64(ne.RedialWaitStart),113 redialWaitEnd: int64(ne.RedialWaitEnd),114 }115 return n, err116 },117 )118 sfiNodeWeight = serverPoolSetup.NewField("nodeWeight", reflect.TypeOf(uint64(0)))119 sfiConnectedStats = serverPoolSetup.NewField("connectedStats", reflect.TypeOf(lpc.ResponseTimeStats{}))120)121// newServerPool creates a new server pool122func newServerPool(db ethdb.KeyValueStore, dbKey []byte, vt *lpc.ValueTracker, discovery enode.Iterator, mixTimeout time.Duration, query queryFunc, clock mclock.Clock, trustedURLs []string) *serverPool {123 s := &serverPool{124 db: db,125 clock: clock,126 unixTime: func() int64 { return time.Now().Unix() },127 validSchemes: enode.ValidSchemes,128 trustedURLs: trustedURLs,129 vt: vt,130 ns: nodestate.NewNodeStateMachine(db, []byte(string(dbKey)+"ns:"), clock, serverPoolSetup),131 }132 s.recalTimeout()133 s.mixer = enode.NewFairMix(mixTimeout)134 knownSelector := lpc.NewWrsIterator(s.ns, sfHasValue, sfDisableSelection, sfiNodeWeight)135 alwaysConnect := lpc.NewQueueIterator(s.ns, sfAlwaysConnect, sfDisableSelection, true, nil)136 s.mixSources = append(s.mixSources, knownSelector)137 s.mixSources = append(s.mixSources, alwaysConnect)138 if discovery != nil {139 s.mixSources = append(s.mixSources, discovery)140 }141 iter := enode.Iterator(s.mixer)142 if query != nil {143 iter = s.addPreNegFilter(iter, query)144 }145 s.dialIterator = enode.Filter(iter, func(node *enode.Node) bool {146 s.ns.SetState(node, sfDialing, sfCanDial, 0)147 s.ns.SetState(node, sfWaitDialTimeout, nodestate.Flags{}, time.Second*10)148 return true149 })150 s.ns.SubscribeState(nodestate.MergeFlags(sfWaitDialTimeout, sfConnected), func(n *enode.Node, oldState, newState nodestate.Flags) {151 if oldState.Equals(sfWaitDialTimeout) && newState.IsEmpty() {152 // dial timeout, no connection153 s.setRedialWait(n, dialCost, dialWaitStep)154 s.ns.SetState(n, nodestate.Flags{}, sfDialing, 0)155 }156 })157 s.ns.AddLogMetrics(sfHasValue, sfDisableSelection, "selectable", nil, nil, serverSelectableGauge)158 s.ns.AddLogMetrics(sfDialing, nodestate.Flags{}, "dialed", serverDialedMeter, nil, nil)159 s.ns.AddLogMetrics(sfConnected, nodestate.Flags{}, "connected", nil, nil, serverConnectedGauge)160 return s161}162// addPreNegFilter installs a node filter mechanism that performs a pre-negotiation query.163// Nodes that are filtered out and does not appear on the output iterator are put back164// into redialWait state.165func (s *serverPool) addPreNegFilter(input enode.Iterator, query queryFunc) enode.Iterator {166 s.fillSet = lpc.NewFillSet(s.ns, input, sfQueried)167 s.ns.SubscribeState(sfQueried, func(n *enode.Node, oldState, newState nodestate.Flags) {168 if newState.Equals(sfQueried) {169 fails := atomic.LoadUint32(&s.queryFails)170 if fails == maxQueryFails {171 log.Warn("UDP pre-negotiation query does not seem to work")172 }173 if fails > maxQueryFails {174 fails = maxQueryFails175 }176 if rand.Intn(maxQueryFails*2) < int(fails) {177 // skip pre-negotiation with increasing chance, max 50%178 // this ensures that the client can operate even if UDP is not working at all179 s.ns.SetState(n, sfCanDial, nodestate.Flags{}, time.Second*10)180 // set canDial before resetting queried so that FillSet will not read more181 // candidates unnecessarily182 s.ns.SetState(n, nodestate.Flags{}, sfQueried, 0)183 return184 }185 go func() {186 q := query(n)187 if q == -1 {188 atomic.AddUint32(&s.queryFails, 1)189 } else {190 atomic.StoreUint32(&s.queryFails, 0)191 }192 if q == 1 {193 s.ns.SetState(n, sfCanDial, nodestate.Flags{}, time.Second*10)194 } else {195 s.setRedialWait(n, queryCost, queryWaitStep)196 }197 s.ns.SetState(n, nodestate.Flags{}, sfQueried, 0)198 }()199 }200 })201 return lpc.NewQueueIterator(s.ns, sfCanDial, nodestate.Flags{}, false, func(waiting bool) {202 if waiting {203 s.fillSet.SetTarget(preNegLimit)204 } else {205 s.fillSet.SetTarget(0)206 }207 })208}209// start starts the server pool. Note that NodeStateMachine should be started first.210func (s *serverPool) start() {211 s.ns.Start()212 for _, iter := range s.mixSources {213 // add sources to mixer at startup because the mixer instantly tries to read them214 // which should only happen after NodeStateMachine has been started215 s.mixer.AddSource(iter)216 }217 for _, url := range s.trustedURLs {218 if node, err := enode.Parse(s.validSchemes, url); err == nil {219 s.ns.SetState(node, sfAlwaysConnect, nodestate.Flags{}, 0)220 } else {221 log.Error("Invalid trusted server URL", "url", url, "error", err)222 }223 }224 unixTime := s.unixTime()225 s.ns.ForEach(sfHasValue, nodestate.Flags{}, func(node *enode.Node, state nodestate.Flags) {226 s.calculateWeight(node)227 if n, ok := s.ns.GetField(node, sfiNodeHistory).(nodeHistory); ok && n.redialWaitEnd > unixTime {228 wait := n.redialWaitEnd - unixTime229 lastWait := n.redialWaitEnd - n.redialWaitStart230 if wait > lastWait {231 // if the time until expiration is larger than the last suggested232 // waiting time then the system clock was probably adjusted233 wait = lastWait234 }235 s.ns.SetState(node, sfRedialWait, nodestate.Flags{}, time.Duration(wait)*time.Second)236 }237 })238}239// stop stops the server pool240func (s *serverPool) stop() {241 s.dialIterator.Close()242 if s.fillSet != nil {243 s.fillSet.Close()244 }245 s.ns.ForEach(sfConnected, nodestate.Flags{}, func(n *enode.Node, state nodestate.Flags) {246 // recalculate weight of connected nodes in order to update hasValue flag if necessary247 s.calculateWeight(n)248 })249 s.ns.Stop()250}251// registerPeer implements serverPeerSubscriber252func (s *serverPool) registerPeer(p *serverPeer) {253 s.ns.SetState(p.Node(), sfConnected, sfDialing.Or(sfWaitDialTimeout), 0)254 nvt := s.vt.Register(p.ID())255 s.ns.SetField(p.Node(), sfiConnectedStats, nvt.RtStats())256 p.setValueTracker(s.vt, nvt)257 p.updateVtParams()258}259// unregisterPeer implements serverPeerSubscriber260func (s *serverPool) unregisterPeer(p *serverPeer) {261 s.setRedialWait(p.Node(), dialCost, dialWaitStep)262 s.ns.SetState(p.Node(), nodestate.Flags{}, sfConnected, 0)263 s.ns.SetField(p.Node(), sfiConnectedStats, nil)264 s.vt.Unregister(p.ID())265 p.setValueTracker(nil, nil)266}267// recalTimeout calculates the current recommended timeout. This value is used by268// the client as a "soft timeout" value. It also affects the service value calculation269// of individual nodes.270func (s *serverPool) recalTimeout() {271 // Use cached result if possible, avoid recalculating too frequently.272 s.timeoutLock.RLock()273 refreshed := s.timeoutRefreshed274 s.timeoutLock.RUnlock()275 now := s.clock.Now()276 if refreshed != 0 && time.Duration(now-refreshed) < timeoutRefresh {277 return278 }279 // Cached result is stale, recalculate a new one.280 rts := s.vt.RtStats()281 // Add a fake statistic here. It is an easy way to initialize with some282 // conservative values when the database is new. As soon as we have a283 // considerable amount of real stats this small value won't matter.284 rts.Add(time.Second*2, 10, s.vt.StatsExpFactor())285 // Use either 10% failure rate timeout or twice the median response time286 // as the recommended timeout.287 timeout := minTimeout288 if t := rts.Timeout(0.1); t > timeout {289 timeout = t290 }291 if t := rts.Timeout(0.5) * 2; t > timeout {292 timeout = t293 }294 s.timeoutLock.Lock()295 if s.timeout != timeout {296 s.timeout = timeout297 s.timeWeights = lpc.TimeoutWeights(s.timeout)298 suggestedTimeoutGauge.Update(int64(s.timeout / time.Millisecond))299 totalValueGauge.Update(int64(rts.Value(s.timeWeights, s.vt.StatsExpFactor())))300 }301 s.timeoutRefreshed = now302 s.timeoutLock.Unlock()303}304// getTimeout returns the recommended request timeout.305func (s *serverPool) getTimeout() time.Duration {306 s.recalTimeout()307 s.timeoutLock.RLock()308 defer s.timeoutLock.RUnlock()309 return s.timeout310}311// getTimeoutAndWeight returns the recommended request timeout as well as the312// response time weight which is necessary to calculate service value.313func (s *serverPool) getTimeoutAndWeight() (time.Duration, lpc.ResponseTimeWeights) {314 s.recalTimeout()315 s.timeoutLock.RLock()316 defer s.timeoutLock.RUnlock()317 return s.timeout, s.timeWeights318}319// addDialCost adds the given amount of dial cost to the node history and returns the current320// amount of total dial cost321func (s *serverPool) addDialCost(n *nodeHistory, amount int64) uint64 {322 logOffset := s.vt.StatsExpirer().LogOffset(s.clock.Now())323 if amount > 0 {324 n.dialCost.Add(amount, logOffset)325 }326 totalDialCost := n.dialCost.Value(logOffset)327 if totalDialCost < dialCost {328 totalDialCost = dialCost329 }330 return totalDialCost331}332// serviceValue returns the service value accumulated in this session and in total333func (s *serverPool) serviceValue(node *enode.Node) (sessionValue, totalValue float64) {334 nvt := s.vt.GetNode(node.ID())335 if nvt == nil {336 return 0, 0337 }338 currentStats := nvt.RtStats()339 _, timeWeights := s.getTimeoutAndWeight()340 expFactor := s.vt.StatsExpFactor()341 totalValue = currentStats.Value(timeWeights, expFactor)342 if connStats, ok := s.ns.GetField(node, sfiConnectedStats).(lpc.ResponseTimeStats); ok {343 diff := currentStats344 diff.SubStats(&connStats)345 sessionValue = diff.Value(timeWeights, expFactor)346 sessionValueMeter.Mark(int64(sessionValue))347 }348 return349}350// updateWeight calculates the node weight and updates the nodeWeight field and the351// hasValue flag. It also saves the node state if necessary.352func (s *serverPool) updateWeight(node *enode.Node, totalValue float64, totalDialCost uint64) {353 weight := uint64(totalValue * nodeWeightMul / float64(totalDialCost))354 if weight >= nodeWeightThreshold {355 s.ns.SetState(node, sfHasValue, nodestate.Flags{}, 0)356 s.ns.SetField(node, sfiNodeWeight, weight)357 } else {358 s.ns.SetState(node, nodestate.Flags{}, sfHasValue, 0)359 s.ns.SetField(node, sfiNodeWeight, nil)360 }361 s.ns.Persist(node) // saved if node history or hasValue changed362}363// setRedialWait calculates and sets the redialWait timeout based on the service value364// and dial cost accumulated during the last session/attempt and in total.365// The waiting time is raised exponentially if no service value has been received in order366// to prevent dialing an unresponsive node frequently for a very long time just because it367// was useful in the past. It can still be occasionally dialed though and once it provides368// a significant amount of service value again its waiting time is quickly reduced or reset369// to the minimum.370// Note: node weight is also recalculated and updated by this function.371func (s *serverPool) setRedialWait(node *enode.Node, addDialCost int64, waitStep float64) {372 n, _ := s.ns.GetField(node, sfiNodeHistory).(nodeHistory)373 sessionValue, totalValue := s.serviceValue(node)374 totalDialCost := s.addDialCost(&n, addDialCost)375 // if the current dial session has yielded at least the average value/dial cost ratio376 // then the waiting time should be reset to the minimum. If the session value377 // is below average but still positive then timeout is limited to the ratio of378 // average / current service value multiplied by the minimum timeout. If the attempt379 // was unsuccessful then timeout is raised exponentially without limitation.380 // Note: dialCost is used in the formula below even if dial was not attempted at all381 // because the pre-negotiation query did not return a positive result. In this case382 // the ratio has no meaning anyway and waitFactor is always raised, though in smaller383 // steps because queries are cheaper and therefore we can allow more failed attempts.384 unixTime := s.unixTime()385 plannedTimeout := float64(n.redialWaitEnd - n.redialWaitStart) // last planned redialWait timeout386 var actualWait float64 // actual waiting time elapsed387 if unixTime > n.redialWaitEnd {388 // the planned timeout has elapsed389 actualWait = plannedTimeout390 } else {391 // if the node was redialed earlier then we do not raise the planned timeout392 // exponentially because that could lead to the timeout rising very high in393 // a short amount of time394 // Note that in case of an early redial actualWait also includes the dial395 // timeout or connection time of the last attempt but it still serves its396 // purpose of preventing the timeout rising quicker than linearly as a function397 // of total time elapsed without a successful connection.398 actualWait = float64(unixTime - n.redialWaitStart)399 }400 // raise timeout exponentially if the last planned timeout has elapsed401 // (use at least the last planned timeout otherwise)402 nextTimeout := actualWait * waitStep403 if plannedTimeout > nextTimeout {404 nextTimeout = plannedTimeout405 }406 // we reduce the waiting time if the server has provided service value during the407 // connection (but never under the minimum)408 a := totalValue * dialCost * float64(minRedialWait)409 b := float64(totalDialCost) * sessionValue410 if a < b*nextTimeout {411 nextTimeout = a / b412 }413 if nextTimeout < minRedialWait {414 nextTimeout = minRedialWait415 }416 wait := time.Duration(float64(time.Second) * nextTimeout)417 if wait < waitThreshold {418 n.redialWaitStart = unixTime419 n.redialWaitEnd = unixTime + int64(nextTimeout)420 s.ns.SetField(node, sfiNodeHistory, n)421 s.ns.SetState(node, sfRedialWait, nodestate.Flags{}, wait)422 s.updateWeight(node, totalValue, totalDialCost)423 } else {424 // discard known node statistics if waiting time is very long because the node425 // hasn't been responsive for a very long time426 s.ns.SetField(node, sfiNodeHistory, nil)427 s.ns.SetField(node, sfiNodeWeight, nil)428 s.ns.SetState(node, nodestate.Flags{}, sfHasValue, 0)429 }430}431// calculateWeight calculates and sets the node weight without altering the node history.432// This function should be called during startup and shutdown only, otherwise setRedialWait433// will keep the weights updated as the underlying statistics are adjusted....

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cond_test.go

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...4 "testing"5 "time"6 "github.com/stretchr/testify/assert"7)8func TestTimeoutCondWait(t *testing.T) {9 var wait sync.WaitGroup10 cond := NewCond()11 wait.Add(2)12 go func() {13 cond.Wait()14 wait.Done()15 }()16 time.Sleep(time.Duration(50) * time.Millisecond)17 go func() {18 cond.Signal()19 wait.Done()20 }()21 wait.Wait()22}23func TestTimeoutCondWaitTimeout(t *testing.T) {24 var wait sync.WaitGroup25 cond := NewCond()26 wait.Add(1)27 go func() {28 cond.WaitWithTimeout(time.Duration(500) * time.Millisecond)29 wait.Done()30 }()31 wait.Wait()32}33func TestTimeoutCondWaitTimeoutRemain(t *testing.T) {34 var wait sync.WaitGroup35 cond := NewCond()36 wait.Add(2)37 ch := make(chan time.Duration, 1)38 defer close(ch)39 timeout := time.Duration(2000) * time.Millisecond40 go func() {41 remainTimeout, _ := cond.WaitWithTimeout(timeout)42 ch <- remainTimeout43 wait.Done()44 }()45 sleep(200)46 go func() {47 cond.Signal()48 wait.Done()49 }()50 wait.Wait()51 remainTimeout := <-ch52 assert.True(t, remainTimeout < timeout, "expect remainTimeout %v < %v", remainTimeout, timeout)53 assert.True(t, remainTimeout >= time.Duration(200)*time.Millisecond,54 "expect remainTimeout %v >= 200 millisecond", remainTimeout)55}56func TestSignalNoWait(t *testing.T) {57 cond := NewCond()58 cond.Signal()59}60func sleep(millisecond int) {61 time.Sleep(time.Duration(millisecond) * time.Millisecond)62}...

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1import (2func main() {3 c1 := make(chan string, 1)4 go func() {5 time.Sleep(time.Second * 2)6 }()7 select {8 fmt.Println(res)9 case <-time.After(time.Second * 1):10 fmt.Println("timeout 1")11 }12 c2 := make(chan string, 1)13 go func() {14 time.Sleep(time.Second * 2)15 }()16 select {17 fmt.Println(res)18 case <-time.After(time.Second * 3):19 fmt.Println("timeout 2")20 }21}

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1import (2func main() {3 c1 := make(chan string, 1)4 go func() {5 time.Sleep(time.Second * 2)6 }()7 select {8 fmt.Println(res)9 case <-time.After(time.Second * 1):10 fmt.Println("timeout 1")11 }12 c2 := make(chan string, 1)13 go func() {14 time.Sleep(time.Second * 2)15 }()16 select {17 fmt.Println(res)18 case <-time.After(time.Second * 3):19 fmt.Println("timeout 2")20 }21}22import (23func main() {24 d := time.Now().Add(50 * time.Millisecond)25 ctx, cancel := context.WithDeadline(context.Background(), d)26 defer cancel()27 select {28 case <-time.After(1 * time.Second):29 fmt.Println("overslept")30 case <-ctx.Done():31 fmt.Println(ctx.Err())32 }33}34import (35func main() {36 ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), time.Millisecond*50)37 defer cancel()38 select {39 case <-time.After(1 * time.Second):40 fmt.Println("overslept")41 case <-ctx.Done():42 fmt.Println(ctx.Err())43 }44}45import (46func main() {47 ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), time.Millisecond*50)48 defer cancel()49 select {50 case <-time.After(5 * time.Second):51 fmt.Println("overslept")52 case <-ctx.Done():53 fmt.Println(ctx.Err())54 }55}56import (

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1import (2func main() {3 wg.Add(1)4 go func() {5 time.Sleep(2 * time.Second)6 wg.Done()7 }()8 ch := make(chan struct{})9 go func() {10 wg.Wait()11 close(ch)12 }()13 select {14 fmt.Println("Wait completed")15 case <-time.After(1 * time.Second):16 fmt.Println("Wait timed out")17 }18}19import (20func main() {21 wg.Add(1)22 go func() {23 time.Sleep(2 * time.Second)24 wg.Done()25 }()26 ch := make(chan struct{})27 go func() {28 wg.Wait()29 close(ch)30 }()31 select {32 fmt.Println("Wait completed")33 case <-time.After(3 * time.Second):34 fmt.Println("Wait timed out")35 }36}37import (38func main() {39 wg.Add(1)40 go func() {41 time.Sleep(2 * time.Second)42 wg.Done()43 }()44 ch := make(chan struct{})45 go func() {46 wg.Wait()47 close(ch)48 }()49 select {50 fmt.Println("Wait completed")51 case <-time.After(1 * time.Second):52 fmt.Println("Wait timed out")53 }54}55import (56func main() {57 wg.Add(1)58 go func() {59 time.Sleep(2 * time.Second)60 wg.Done()61 }()62 ch := make(chan struct{})63 go func() {64 wg.Wait()65 close(ch)66 }()67 select {68 fmt.Println("Wait completed

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