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#59 Update Persistence.c

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2025-02-02
2025-01-26
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Originally created by: bearycool11
Originally owned by: josefkedwards

ifndef PERSISTENCE_H

define PERSISTENCE_H

include <stdio.h></stdio.h>

include <stdlib.h></stdlib.h>

include <string.h></string.h>

include <unistd.h></unistd.h>

include <time.h></time.h>

include <openssl rsa.h=""></openssl>

include "io_socket.h"

include "pml_logic_loop.h"

include "memory_silo.h"

include "knowledge.h"

include "PMLL_ARLL_EFLL.h"

// Constants

define MAX_KNOWLEDGE_NODES 4096

define SESSION_TIMEOUT_MS 5000

define ENCRYPTION_KEY_SIZE 2048

define PACKAGE_TYPE_KNOWLEDGE_UPDATE 1

// Session context structure
typedef struct {
io_socket_t io_socket;
PMLL_ARLL_EFLL_State state;
Graph knowledge_graph;
RSA
encryption_key;
memory_silo_t *persistent_silo;
} SessionContext;

// Function declarations
SessionContext create_session(const char ip, int port,
int max_retries, int feedback_threshold,
const char encryption_key_file);
void process_chatlog(SessionContext
ctx, const char input); void send_secure_graph_update(SessionContext ctx); void save_session_state(SessionContext ctx, const char filename); void handle_network_error(SessionContext ctx);
void run_session_loop(SessionContext
ctx);

// Utility function declarations (assumed to be implemented elsewhere) RSA load_rsa_key(const char filename);
RSA generate_rsa_key(int key_size);
void save_rsa_key(const char
filename, RSA key); char sanitize_input(const char input);
EncryptedNode
encrypt_node_data(RSA key, const char data); int add_encrypted_node(Graph graph, EncryptedNode enode); void update_arll_weights(PMLL_ARLL_EFLL_State state, int hash); unsigned char serialize_graph(Graph graph, size_t size); size_t rsa_encrypt(RSA key, const unsigned char data, size_t data_size,
unsigned char encrypted, size_t encrypted_size);
unsigned char
rsa_encrypt_buffer(RSA key, const unsigned char data, size_t data_size,
size_t encrypted_size);
unsigned int calculate_checksum(const unsigned char
data, size_t size); void write_file_atomically(const char filename, const unsigned char data, size_t size); unsigned int calculate_graph_hash(Graph graph);
memory_silo_t
connect_memory_silo(int silo_type); void load_initial_knowledge(SessionContext ctx, const char filename); void perform_garbage_collection(Graph graph);
void optimize_memory_usage(memory_silo_t
silo);
void initiate_graceful_shutdown(SessionContext ctx); void validate_session_integrity(SessionContext ctx); int initialize_subsystems(SessionContext ctx);
int process_queued_messages(SessionContext
ctx);
void handle_runtime_error(SessionContext ctx);
int attempt_state_recovery(SessionContext
ctx);
void destroy_session(SessionContext *ctx);

endif // PERSISTENCE_H

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Enhanced session management with secure communication
    • Introduced advanced encryption for session data
    • Implemented network error recovery system
    • Added persistent memory management
  • Improvements

    • Restructured session control flow
    • Improved error handling and reconnection mechanisms
  • Security Enhancements

    • Added secure data encryption and transmission
    • Implemented secure session state storage

Discussion

  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2025-01-26

    Originally posted by: coderabbitai[bot]

    Walkthrough

    The changes in Persistence.c introduce a comprehensive session management system with enhanced security and error handling. A new SessionContext structure is implemented to centralize session-related data, including socket connections, encryption keys, and knowledge graph management. The modifications restructure the main function to create and manage sessions more robustly, with improved mechanisms for secure communication, state persistence, and network error recovery through an exponential backoff strategy.

    Changes

    File Changes
    Persistence.c - Added SessionContext structure
    - Introduced create_session() for session initialization
    - Added process_chatlog() with secure tokenization
    - Implemented send_secure_graph_update() for encrypted data transmission
    - Enhanced save_session_state() with atomic file writing
    - Added handle_network_error() for connection recovery
    - Created run_session_loop() as a state machine

    Sequence Diagram

    sequenceDiagram
        participant User
        participant Session as SessionContext
        participant Network as Secure Socket
        participant Memory as Persistent Memory Silo
    
        User->>Session: Initiate Session
        Session->>Network: Create Secure Socket
        Session->>Memory: Load/Generate Encryption Key
        Session->>Memory: Initialize AI Subsystems
        User->>Session: Send Chat Input
        Session->>Session: Process Chatlog
        Session->>Network: Send Secure Graph Update
        Session->>Memory: Save Session State
        alt Network Error
            Session->>Session: Handle Network Error
            Session->>Network: Attempt Reconnection
        end
    

    Poem

    🐰 A Rabbit's Ode to Persistence 🔒

    In circuits of code, a session takes flight,
    Encryption dancing, secure and tight,
    Graphs update with a cryptic embrace,
    Errors bounce back with algorithmic grace,
    Our memory silo, a fortress so bright!

    - CodeRabbit's Persistent Poet 🚀


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  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2025-01-26

    Originally posted by: bearycool11

    @mergify update

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2025-01-26

    Originally posted by: bearycool11

    @mergify rebase

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2025-01-26

    Originally posted by: bearycool11

    @mergify refresh

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2025-01-26

    Originally posted by: bearycool11

    @mergify requeue

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2025-02-01

    Originally posted by: mergify[bot]

    update

    ❌ Base branch update has failed

    merge conflict between base and head
     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2025-02-01

    Originally posted by: mergify[bot]

    rebase

    ❌ Base branch update has failed

    Git reported the following error: Rebasing (1/1) Auto-merging persistence.c CONFLICT (content): Merge conflict in persistence.c error: could not apply 0158ab8... Update Persistence.c hint: Resolve all conflicts manually, mark them as resolved with hint: "git add/rm <conflicted_files>", then run "git rebase --continue". hint: You can instead skip this commit: run "git rebase --skip". hint: To abort and get back to the state before "git rebase", run "git rebase --abort". Could not apply 0158ab8... Update Persistence.c </conflicted_files>
     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2025-02-01

    Originally posted by: mergify[bot]

    refresh

    ✅ Pull request refreshed

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2025-02-01

    Originally posted by: mergify[bot]

    requeue

    ❌ This pull request head commit has not been previously disembarked from queue.

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2025-02-02
     

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