proxy.py/proxy/plugin/proxy_pool.py

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
    proxy.py
    ~~~~~~~~
    ⚡⚡⚡ Fast, Lightweight, Pluggable, TLS interception capable proxy server focused on
    Network monitoring, controls & Application development, testing, debugging.

    :copyright: (c) 2013-present by Abhinav Singh and contributors.
    :license: BSD, see LICENSE for more details.
"""
import random
import logging

from typing import Dict, List, Optional, Any

from ..common.flag import flags

from ..http import Url, httpMethods
from ..http.parser import HttpParser
from ..http.exception import HttpProtocolException
from ..http.proxy import HttpProxyBasePlugin

from ..core.base import TcpUpstreamConnectionHandler

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

DEFAULT_HTTP_ACCESS_LOG_FORMAT = '{client_ip}:{client_port} - ' + \
    '{request_method} {server_host}:{server_port}{request_path} -> ' + \
    '{upstream_proxy_host}:{upstream_proxy_port} - ' + \
    '{response_code} {response_reason} - {response_bytes} bytes - ' + \
    '{connection_time_ms} ms'

DEFAULT_HTTPS_ACCESS_LOG_FORMAT = '{client_ip}:{client_port} - ' + \
    '{request_method} {server_host}:{server_port} -> ' + \
    '{upstream_proxy_host}:{upstream_proxy_port} - ' + \
    '{response_bytes} bytes - {connection_time_ms} ms'

# Run two separate instances of proxy.py
# on port 9000 and 9001 BUT WITHOUT ProxyPool plugin
# to avoid infinite loops.
DEFAULT_PROXY_POOL: List[str] = [
    # Yes you may use the instance running with ProxyPoolPlugin itself.
    # ProxyPool plugin will act as a no-op.
    # 'localhost:8899',
    #
    # Remote proxies
    # 'localhost:9000',
    # 'localhost:9001',
]

flags.add_argument(
    '--proxy-pool',
    action='append',
    nargs=1,
    default=DEFAULT_PROXY_POOL,
    help='List of upstream proxies to use in the pool',
)


class ProxyPoolPlugin(TcpUpstreamConnectionHandler, HttpProxyBasePlugin):
    """Proxy pool plugin simply acts as a proxy adapter for proxy.py itself.

    Imagine this plugin as setting up proxy settings for proxy.py instance itself.
    All incoming client requests are proxied to configured upstream proxies."""

    def __init__(self, *args: Any, **kwargs: Any) -> None:
        super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
        # Cached attributes to be used during access log override
        self.request_host_port_path_method: List[Any] = [
            None, None, None, None,
        ]

    def handle_upstream_data(self, raw: memoryview) -> None:
        self.client.queue(raw)

    def before_upstream_connection(
            self, request: HttpParser,
    ) -> Optional[HttpParser]:
        """Avoids establishing the default connection to upstream server
        by returning None.
        """
        # TODO(abhinavsingh): Ideally connection to upstream proxy endpoints
        # must be bootstrapped within it's own re-usable and gc'd pool, to avoid establishing
        # a fresh upstream proxy connection for each client request.
        #
        # See :class:`~proxy.core.connection.pool.ConnectionPool` which is a work
        # in progress for SSL cache handling.
        #
        # Implement your own logic here e.g. round-robin, least connection etc.
        endpoint = random.choice(self.flags.proxy_pool)[0].split(':', 1)
        if endpoint[0] == 'localhost' and endpoint[1] == '8899':
            return request
        logger.debug('Using endpoint: {0}:{1}'.format(*endpoint))
        self.initialize_upstream(endpoint[0], int(endpoint[1]))
        assert self.upstream
        try:
            self.upstream.connect()
        except TimeoutError:
            logger.info(
                'Timed out connecting to upstream proxy {0}:{1}'.format(
                    *endpoint,
                ),
            )
            raise HttpProtocolException()
        except ConnectionRefusedError:
            # TODO(abhinavsingh): Try another choice, when all (or max configured) choices have
            # exhausted, retry for configured number of times before giving up.
            #
            # Failing upstream proxies, must be removed from the pool temporarily.
            # A periodic health check must put them back in the pool.  This can be achieved
            # using a datastructure without having to spawn separate thread/process for health
            # check.
            logger.info(
                'Connection refused by upstream proxy {0}:{1}'.format(
                    *endpoint,
                ),
            )
            raise HttpProtocolException()
        logger.debug(
            'Established connection to upstream proxy {0}:{1}'.format(
                *endpoint,
            ),
        )
        return None

    def handle_client_request(
            self, request: HttpParser,
    ) -> Optional[HttpParser]:
        """Only invoked once after client original proxy request has been received completely."""
        if not self.upstream:
            return request
        assert self.upstream
        # For log sanity (i.e. to avoid None:None), expose upstream host:port from headers
        host, port = None, None
        # Browser or applications may sometime send
        #
        # "CONNECT / HTTP/1.0\r\n\r\n"
        #
        # for proxy keep alive checks.
        if request.has_header(b'host'):
            url = Url.from_bytes(request.header(b'host'))
            assert url.hostname
            host, port = url.hostname.decode('utf-8'), url.port
            port = port if port else (
                443 if request.is_https_tunnel else 80
            )
        path = None if not request.path else request.path.decode()
        self.request_host_port_path_method = [
            host, port, path, request.method,
        ]
        # Queue original request to upstream proxy
        self.upstream.queue(memoryview(request.build(for_proxy=True)))
        return request

    def handle_client_data(self, raw: memoryview) -> Optional[memoryview]:
        """Only invoked when before_upstream_connection returns None"""
        # Queue data to the proxy endpoint
        assert self.upstream
        self.upstream.queue(raw)
        return raw

    def handle_upstream_chunk(self, chunk: memoryview) -> memoryview:
        """Will never be called since we didn't establish an upstream connection."""
        if not self.upstream:
            return chunk
        raise Exception("This should have never been called")

    def on_upstream_connection_close(self) -> None:
        """Called when client connection has been closed."""
        if self.upstream and not self.upstream.closed:
            logger.debug('Closing upstream proxy connection')
            self.upstream.close()
            self.upstream = None

    def on_access_log(self, context: Dict[str, Any]) -> Optional[Dict[str, Any]]:
        if not self.upstream:
            return context
        addr, port = (self.upstream.addr[0], self.upstream.addr[1]) \
            if self.upstream else (None, None)
        context.update({
            'upstream_proxy_host': addr,
            'upstream_proxy_port': port,
            'server_host': self.request_host_port_path_method[0],
            'server_port': self.request_host_port_path_method[1],
            'request_path': self.request_host_port_path_method[2],
            'response_bytes': self.total_size,
        })
        self.access_log(context)
        return None

    def access_log(self, log_attrs: Dict[str, Any]) -> None:
        access_log_format = DEFAULT_HTTPS_ACCESS_LOG_FORMAT
        request_method = self.request_host_port_path_method[3]
        if request_method and request_method != httpMethods.CONNECT:
            access_log_format = DEFAULT_HTTP_ACCESS_LOG_FORMAT
        logger.info(access_log_format.format_map(log_attrs))