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feat(peering): deliver paid peering invoices and gate feeds - #1088
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The PR adds paid peering terms, a payment ledger, invoice creation and settlement, and access checks for peer subscription, COUNT, and NEG-OPEN requests. It also adds invoice notifications, configuration validation, database migrations, subscription expiry handling, and tests.
The code defines paid-term validation, invoice and payment types, billing interfaces, and invoice helpers. Settings document paid-feed requirements and add notification defaults. Tests cover term validation and invoice-request matching.
The migration adds invoice purpose and term fields, changes confirmation handling for peering invoices, and creates peering_payments. Repositories store and query peer payment state. Mappings and repository tests cover the new fields and operations.
Peering invoice creation and settlement src/services/payments-service.ts, test/unit/services/payments-service.spec.ts
The payments service creates peering invoices and handles confirmation, underpayment, duplicate settlement, period updates, and invoice notifications. Tests cover these flows and notification behavior.
Billing access and invoice lifecycle src/services/peering-billing-service.ts, src/factories/peering-billing-service-factory.ts
The billing service resolves peer access, issues or reuses invoices, expires stale invoices, applies reissue cooldowns, and rechecks pending invoices.
The handlers check peer access before processing requests. Invoice subscriptions can request invoices, and the socket adapter checks access at subscription expiry. Tests cover denied requests, invoice requests, and expiry behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant Peer
participant SubscribeMessageHandler
participant PeeringBillingService
participant PeeringPaymentRepository
Peer->>SubscribeMessageHandler: Send peer feed request
SubscribeMessageHandler->>PeeringBillingService: Recheck peer access
PeeringBillingService->>PeeringPaymentRepository: Load peer payment state
PeeringPaymentRepository-->>PeeringBillingService: Return payment state
PeeringBillingService-->>SubscribeMessageHandler: Return access decision
SubscribeMessageHandler-->>Peer: Continue request or close subscription
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Possibly related issues
cameri/nostream#937: The PR adds invoice creation, settlement, paid-period updates, and peer request gating described by this issue.
cameri/nostream#938: The PR implements seller-side invoice creation and settlement, but does not implement buyer auto-pay.
cameri/nostream#931: The PR implements part of the paid settlement and period-based feed access described by this umbrella issue.
cameri/nostream#1036: The PR adds paid-access checks to peer REQ, COUNT, and NEG-OPEN requests.
Possibly related PRs
cameri/nostream#1087: This PR provides billing data-layer and invoice-service changes used by this PR.
cameri/nostream#1089: This PR extends the shared billing service and request-gating flow with lifecycle handling and peer revocation.
Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review b096a
No actionable merge-blocking issue was established for the reviewed head. The paid-peering change is ready for normal merge checks.
Security architecture risk: Moderate · up to b096a
Payment state now controls peer feed access. Existing free subscriptions can remain open after paid terms are enabled live, leaving payment enforcement inconsistent across connections. Normal paid-period expiry and database transaction controls reduce the exposure.
Retained concerns
Medium · security · inferred: Enabling paid terms live does not reauthorize feeds opened while peering was free. Those subscriptions have no payment-expiry monitor, and live delivery does not check billing, so an already-connected peer can continue receiving its existing feed while new requests require payment. The exposure lasts until another action closes or replaces the subscription.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The live-policy concern affects existing peer-feed subscriptions at the relay whose terms change. It requires a feed established during free access and a subsequent operator policy change; it does not establish administrative privilege gain or bypass the separate restricted-event read guard.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — With payments already enabled, a peer can open a free feed and retain the socket when the operator adds a paid term. Admission-time timer installation is skipped for that original feed, and broadcasts continue through its stored filters without another billing decision. Newly requested feeds can be denied while the original feed remains active.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Peer status requires both an authenticated socket identity and current configured-peer membership. Billing access uses that peer key. At settlement, however, the ledger row is selected using the supplied invoice pubkey rather than explicitly checking equality with the stored invoice owner. The inspected LNbits callback requires a valid expiring HMAC and retrieves invoice data from the processor, which limits direct peer control over that metadata.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — A publication failure after invoice commit preserves the local invoice for a later request to republish. Pending-invoice polling updates only check columns after awaiting the processor, avoiding replacement of a ledger row that a concurrent webhook may have settled.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Define the policy for existing subscriptions when peering terms change. Reauthorize or close affected feeds on a free-to-paid transition, or require an explicit connection drain before the new policy becomes effective.
proposed — Bind peering settlement identity and monetary units to the persisted invoice, rejecting inconsistent processor metadata. This would strengthen the local ledger invariant without assuming that the inspected mismatch possibility is independently exploitable by a peer.
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A rabbit checks the invoice light And hops through feeds when terms are right A paid period keeps the stream Renewal follows, neat and clean When access ends, the socket says goodbye Then billing waits for springtime nearby
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Adds paid peering invoices and checks paid access for peer reads.
Peers can get a signed invoice for a paid peering period.
Peer requests need an active paid period to read feeds and counts.
Operators can track peering payments and retry unfinished settlements.
Relay settings can define one supported paid peering term.
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sequenceDiagram
participant Peer
participant Relay
participant Provider
participant DB
Peer->>Relay: Request peering invoice
Relay->>Provider: Create or check invoice
Relay->>DB: Save invoice and peer billing state
Relay-->>Peer: Signed kind 402 invoice
Provider->>Relay: Payment callback or poll result
Relay->>DB: Confirm payment and grant paid period
Peer->>Relay: REQ, COUNT, or NEG-OPEN
Relay->>DB: Check paid period
Relay-->>Peer: Serve request or reject
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Review comments at @src/services/payments-service.ts:
- Around line 392-395: Update the duplicate guard in confirmInvoice to check the
stored invoice’s confirmedAt state as well as payment.lastSettledInvoiceId.
Return the existing duplicate result when either guard matches, preserving the
pointer check as a fallback so previously confirmed invoices cannot grant
another period.
Review comments at @src/services/peering-billing-service.ts:
- Around line 262-275: In recheckPendingInvoice, replace both stale-row save
calls in the success and catch branches with a narrow recordCheck operation that
updates only lastCheckedAt and lastError, preserving concurrent settlement
fields. Add recordCheck to IPeeringPaymentRepository and implement it in
PeeringPaymentRepository using the peer identifier and existing SELL direction
scope.
Review comments at @src/utils/peering-billing.ts:
- Around line 104-105: Update isPeeringInvoiceRequest to return true only for a
nonempty filter list where every filter is a peering invoice filter; add a
handler test for a mixed REQ confirming getAccess is called and the subscription
closes when access is denied.
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- add invoice purpose, term snapshots and the peering_payments table
- add the peering payment repository and invoice period update
- create and settle peering invoices outside the admission/user flow
- skip the user balance credit for peering invoices
- validate paid terms and add repository coverage
Restore the fake timers even when an assertion fails.
clock.restore() and handler.abort() run only after the expect calls. If an assertion fails, the fake clock stays installed. Later tests then run with a faked setTimeout and Date. This can cause unrelated failures or hangs that hide the real error.
Wrap the body in try/finally, or restore the clock in afterEach.
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Ensure the fake timer and handler cleanup in the test around
`handler.handleMessage` runs even if an assertion fails. Wrap the test body in
`try/finally` or use the test suite’s `afterEach` cleanup, and preserve both
`handler.abort()` and `clock.restore()` cleanup actions.
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Review comments at @src/handlers/subscribe-message-handler.ts:
- Around line 154-176: Track scheduled peering-expiry timers independently of
the abortable handler list so they remain reachable after a REQ completes.
Update schedulePeeringExpiry and the existing CLOSE, subscription-ID reuse, and
socket-close cleanup paths to clear the corresponding timer and release its
handler/adapter references, while preserving expiry behavior for active
subscriptions.
- Around line 186-209: Update expirePeeringSubscription to recheck ownership
after the awaited getAccess call and before rescheduling, ending, or emitting
CLOSED; use an identity or generation check that distinguishes reused
subscription IDs even when filters match, rather than relying only on filter
equality.
Review comments at @test/unit/handlers/subscribe-message-handler.spec.ts:
- Around line 255-258: Update the pending-billing test around handleMessage so
it waits until getAccess is pending before calling abort, and assert getAccess
was called. Then resolve the pending access check and await the handler,
ensuring the test exercises the post-enforcePeeringAccess abort path.
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Review comments at @test/unit/handlers/subscribe-message-handler.spec.ts:
- Around line 288-299: Ensure the fake timer and handler cleanup in the test
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The ledger PR introduced the peering_payments table and the payments-service
settlement path, but the concrete repository implementation and factory wiring
were only added in the delivery PR. This meant PR1 could not actually settle a
peering invoice in production.
- add PeeringPaymentRepository implementing IPeeringPaymentRepository
- wire the repository into createPaymentsService
- add unit tests covering mapping, ensureRow, lockByPeer, save and lifecycle queries
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A completed peering invoice whose settlement transaction rolled back stayed
completed with confirmed_at null. The poller only read pending invoices and
LNbits answered 409 for completed ones, so a paid peer could be stranded
without a period.
- add findUnconfirmedPeeringInvoices() and retry those in the maintenance worker
- let a completed, unconfirmed invoice bypass the LNbits 409
- preserve the processor's amountPaid instead of overwriting it with the
requested amount, so underpayments are not masked and overpayments stay on
the invoice receipt
- validate amount/period/range at the createPeeringInvoice boundary
- reject terms above Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER sats before processor conversion
- record the refund policy and add regression tests for retries, overpayment,
duplicate callbacks and creation-boundary abuse
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- advance a retry cursor so a page of permanently failing peering invoices
cannot starve later ones
- restrict the 404/expired fallback to pending invoices, so a completed
peering settlement is never marked expired
- start the paid period at settlement time instead of the invoice receipt
timestamp (LNbits uses the creation time there)
- add the four peering notification switches to the patch schema, default
settings and admin console
- add regression tests for the retry cursor, 404 fallback, settlement-time
period start and peering switches
Add a Cucumber feature that drives the real Postgres ledger:
- create and settle a peering invoice, assert the peer and invoice periods,
and verify the payment does not credit a user balance or admit the user
- duplicate callback keeps one period; underpayment records last_error
- completed-but-unconfirmed invoice is returned by the retry query and
disappears after settlement
- cover term parsing, invoice request filters, notification switches,
creation boundaries and kind 402 publishing
- issue, reuse and reissue peering invoices on the peer invoice REQ
- publish them as signed kind 402 events with peering and invoice-id tags
- recheck a pending invoice before denying access
- refuse peer REQ/COUNT/NEG-OPEN without an active paid period
- validate and document paid peering terms
- require every filter in an invoice request to be invoice-only
- let only the checked columns be updated after a processor recheck
- recheck a locally expired invoice before retiring it
- close paid feeds when their access period ends
- cap invoice subscriptions and ignore stale billing waits
- keep payment terms valid without requiring payments for advertisement
- move expiry timers onto the socket adapter
- clear timers on CLOSE, socket close and subscription ID reuse
- guard async expiry checks with a subscription token
- wait for the pending billing call in the abort regression test
- recheck the pending invoice before closing a feed at period end
- keep free feeds open when access no longer has an expiry
- restore the payments-enabled check for paid peering settings
- make the integration settings settlement-free for the peering tests
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Payment errors stop ordinary reads
getPeeringBillingService() creates a payment processor for every REQ, COUNT, and NEG-OPEN, including ordinary clients with peering disabled. If payments are enabled but a provider setting or credential is missing, the provider factory throws before the handler runs. The socket only logs the error, so unrelated reads receive no reply.
Create the billing service only when a configured peer needs it, or defer creating the processor until billing needs it.
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Lapse alerts never arrive
The new peering.access.lapsed switch cannot send an alert. Nothing enqueues PEERING_ACCESS_LAPSED or moves an ended peering period to LAPSED. Access checks deny the expired period, but operators who enable this alert never hear that the peer lost access.
Connect the ended-period scan to a one-time state change and notification.
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getAccessandensureInvoicep,t=peering,bolt11,iandexpirationRelated Issue
part 2 of #937
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