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@@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ The idea is the following: ## server - [x] import clients +- [ ] check that fds arena does not overflow - [ ] check if when sending and the client is offline (due to connection loss) what happens - [ ] timeout on recv? - [ ] use threads to handle clients/ timeout when receiving because a client could theoretically @@ -29,31 +30,32 @@ The idea is the following: - [ ] do not crash on errors from clients - implement error message? - timeout on recv with setsockopt +- [ ] theoretically two clients can connect at the same time. The uni/bi connections should be + negotiated. ## common - [x] handle messages that are too large - [x] refactor i&self into conn - [x] logging - [x] Req|Inf connection per client +- [x] connect/disconnect messages - [ ] bug: blocking after `Added pollfd`, after importing a client and then connecting with the id/or without? After reconnection fails chatty blocks (remove sleep) - [ ] connect/disconnections messages - [ ] use IP address / domain - [ ] chat history - [ ] asserting, logging if fail / halt execution +- [ ] compression ## Protocol - see `protocol.h` for more info - [ ] make sections per message - request chat logs from a certain point up to now (history) - connect to a specific room -- connect/disconnect messages - The null terminator must be sent with the string. - The text can be arbitrary length -- [ ] compression - ## Arena's 1. There is an arena for the messages' texts (`msgTextArena`) and an arena for the messages (`msgsArena`). @@ -82,4 +84,4 @@ Notice, that this depends on knowing the text's length before allocating the mem - *pthreads*: [C for dummies](https://c-for-dummies.com/blog/?p=5365) - *unicode and wide characters*: [C for dummies](https://c-for-dummies.com/blog/?p=2578) - *sockets*: [Nir Lichtman - Making Minimalist Chat Server in C on Linux](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGfTjKwLQxY) -- syscall manpages +- syscall manpages `man` |