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bmenrigh
commented on September 25, 2024
As part of the TLS additions this was taken care of (as of commit 39767c2). Listening sockets now have some protocol information with them (currently only "http") that gets sent to the workers so the workers know what protocol to speak. This mostly readies the code for additional protocols.
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bmenrigh
commented on September 25, 2024
I'm reopening this because I realized that some protocols like SMTP expect the server to say something first before the client says anything. The code we have currently expects the client to talk first. We'll have to keep this in mind when we want to adapt the code to support another protocol like SMTP.
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bmenrigh
commented on September 25, 2024
Splitting the workers into readers and workers made this a bit easier. SMTP support was added with commit bebcb31
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Related Issues (20)
- Parameterize and CONSTize many magic values / strings / paths HOT 1
- Code should accept a path via cmdline / config and not assume working in '.' HOT 1
- Get socket handles and then drop privs by passing handles through daemon HOT 1
- Factor out template code and try to re-use some work between invocations HOT 2
- Moar, better, updated docs, readme, examples
- Consider decoupling reading from socket and the parsing, logging of HTTP, and sending responses HOT 1
- Need to audit usage of time for timezone correctness HOT 1
- Move the worker stopping code into the dispatcher file HOT 1
- Move the stopping of the logger into the logger.go file HOT 1
- Collapse the starting of the ReadWorkers and normal workers into one start function HOT 1
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- Look into increasing TCP backlock on listening socket HOT 1
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- Rework socket read() calls to do more than one HOT 1
- Move global configuration vars to a config struct
- Explore making protocol handlers more modular
- IPv6 support
- Add build versioning / version number
- Add generic "listen" protocol.
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