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#include "common.h"
// This file is part of MRCI.
// MRCI is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
// it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
// the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
// (at your option) any later version.
// MRCI is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
// GNU General Public License for more details.
// You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
// along with MRCI under the LICENSE.md file. If not, see
// <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
QString boolStr(bool state)
{
QString ret;
if (state) ret = "true";
else ret = "false";
return ret;
}
QString genSerialNumber()
{
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Serial::serialIndex++;
return QString::number(QDateTime::currentDateTime().toMSecsSinceEpoch()) + "-" + QString::number(Serial::serialIndex);
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}
void serializeThread(QThread *thr)
{
thr->setObjectName(genSerialNumber());
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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quint32 toCmdId32(quint16 cmdId, quint16 branchId)
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{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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quint32 ret = 0;
quint32 *dst = &ret;
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Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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memcpy(dst, &cmdId, 2);
memcpy(dst + 2, &branchId, 2);
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return ret;
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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quint16 toCmdId16(quint32 id)
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{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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quint16 ret = 0;
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Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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memcpy(&ret, &id, 2);
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return ret;
}
QByteArray toTEXT(const QString &txt)
{
QByteArray ret = QTextCodec::codecForName(TXT_CODEC)->fromUnicode(txt);
return ret.mid(2); // removes BOM.
}
QByteArray fixedToTEXT(const QString &txt, int len)
{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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return toTEXT(txt).leftJustified(len, 0, true);
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}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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QByteArray nullTermTEXT(const QString &txt)
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{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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return toTEXT(txt) + QByteArray(2, 0x00);
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}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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QString fromTEXT(const QByteArray &txt)
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{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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QByteArray ba = txt;
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Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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ba.replace(QByteArray(2, 0x00), QByteArray());
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Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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return QTextCodec::codecForName(TXT_CODEC)->toUnicode(ba);
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}
bool noCaseMatch(const QString &strA, const QString &strB)
{
return strA.toLower() == strB.toLower();
}
bool containsNewLine(const QString &str)
{
bool ret = false;
for (auto&& chr : str)
{
if (chr.category() == QChar::Other_Control)
{
ret = true;
}
}
return ret;
}
bool validSubId(const QString &num)
{
bool ret = false;
if (isInt(num))
{
ret = (num.toInt() >= 0) && (num.toInt() <= 255);
}
return ret;
}
bool validUserName(const QString &uName)
{
bool ret = false;
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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if ((uName.size() >= 2) && ((uName.size() * 2) <= BLKSIZE_USER_NAME))
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{
ret = !uName.contains(' ') && !containsNewLine(uName);
}
return ret;
}
bool validCommonName(const QString &name)
{
bool ret = false;
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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if ((name.size() >= 1) && (name.size() <= 136))
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{
ret = !name.contains(' ') && !containsNewLine(name);
}
return ret;
}
bool validEmailAddr(const QString &email)
{
bool ret = false;
QStringList spEmail = email.split('@');
if ((spEmail.size() == 2) && (email.size() >= 4) && (email.size() <= 64))
{
if (!email.contains(' ') && !containsNewLine(email))
{
ret = (spEmail[1].split('.').size() > 1);
}
}
return ret;
}
bool validCommandName(const QString &name)
{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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bool ret = false;
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Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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if ((name.size() >= 1) && (name.size() <= 64))
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{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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ret = !name.contains(' ') && !containsNewLine(name);
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}
return ret;
}
bool validDispName(const QString &name)
{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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return ((name.size() * 2) <= BLKSIZE_DISP_NAME) && !containsNewLine(name);
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}
bool validChName(const QString &name)
{
bool ret = false;
if ((name.size() >= 4) && (name.size() <= 32))
{
ret = !name.contains(' ') && !containsNewLine(name);
}
return ret;
}
bool validLevel(const QString &num, bool includePub)
{
bool ret = false;
if (isInt(num))
{
if (includePub)
{
ret = (num.toInt() >= 1) && (num.toInt() <= PUBLIC);
}
else
{
ret = (num.toInt() >= 1) && (num.toInt() <= REGULAR);
}
}
return ret;
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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bool validModPath(const QString &modPath)
{
bool ret = true;
QString forbidden = "|*:\"?<>";
if ((modPath.size() > 512) || modPath.isEmpty())
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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{
for (auto&& chr : forbidden)
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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{
if (modPath.contains(chr))
{
ret = false;
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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break;
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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}
}
return ret;
}
Password and account security updates security updates: various commands that change or create account passwords now disallow the user name, display name or email from being contained in it. this will force users to not use public information inside the password, hardening password security a little. the root user name is now changeable and required to be changed on initial login. this harden security a little by giving host admins the option to not have a well known user name attached to a high privileged account. users can no longer re-use the old password and/or user name when required to change. however, this does not actually implement full password history because the user can then later change the password back to the old password after the required change. the host can longer block by ip addresses and the auto block threshold setting has been removed. something like this is best left up to firewalls, routers, switches or any other networking infrastructure. in the future i can consider adding event triggering that run certain admin defined external or internal commands when the host detects certain event thresholds. minor changes/bug fixes: all commands that change or create user names now no longer accept user names that looks like an mail address. this works out better for clients when differentiating logging in via user name or email address. the recover_acct command now also have cancel on blank text options making it more consistent with all other commands that take text input. resetting the root user's account password via command line now also unlocks it if locked. the -help and -about command line options no longer display the default password. a new -default_pw option was added for this purpose. the -status -addr or -stop command line options require super user privileges to run properly depending on how the host is installed. an error message like "permission denied" was addded on failure to make this requirement clear to the end user. fs_copy and fs_move now does implicit skip on error instead of stop on error. the IDLE frame type id now carry an integer return code that can be interpreted by clients to determine the result of the command that was sent to the host. house keeping: all documentation was updated to reflect the changes made in this commit. the module tester example is no longer relevant to this project so it was deleted.
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bool acceptablePw(const QString &pw, const QString &uName, const QString &dispName, const QString &email, QString *errMsg)
{
auto ret = validPassword(pw);
if (!ret)
{
*errMsg = "err: Invalid password. it must be between 8-200 chars long containing numbers, mixed case letters and special chars.\n";
}
else if (ret && !email.isEmpty())
{
if (pw.contains(email, Qt::CaseInsensitive))
{
*errMsg = "err: Invalid password. it contains your email address.\n"; ret = false;
}
}
else if (ret && !uName.isEmpty())
{
if (pw.contains(uName, Qt::CaseInsensitive))
{
*errMsg = "err: Invalid password. it contains your user name.\n"; ret = false;
}
}
else if (ret && !dispName.isEmpty())
{
if (pw.contains(dispName, Qt::CaseInsensitive))
{
*errMsg = "err: Invalid password. it contains your display name.\n"; ret = false;
}
}
return ret;
}
bool acceptablePw(const QString &pw, const QByteArray &uId, QString *errMsg)
{
auto ret = false;
if (auth(uId, pw, TABLE_USERS))
{
*errMsg = "err: Invaild password. you cannot re-use your old password.\n";
}
else
{
Query db;
db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_USERS);
db.addColumn(COLUMN_EMAIL);
db.addColumn(COLUMN_USERNAME);
db.addColumn(COLUMN_DISPLAY_NAME);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_USER_ID, uId);
db.exec();
auto email = db.getData(COLUMN_EMAIL).toString();
auto uName = db.getData(COLUMN_USERNAME).toString();
auto dName = db.getData(COLUMN_DISPLAY_NAME).toString();
ret = acceptablePw(pw, uName, dName, email, errMsg);
}
return ret;
}
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bool validPassword(const QString &pw)
{
bool ret = false;
if ((pw.size() >= 8) && (pw.size() <= 200))
{
bool letters = false;
bool numbers = false;
bool upper = false;
bool lower = false;
bool special = false;
for (int i = 0; i < pw.size(); ++i)
{
if (pw[i].isLetter()) {letters = true; break;}
}
for (int i = 0; (i < pw.size()) && letters; ++i)
{
if (pw[i].isNumber()) {numbers = true; break;}
}
for (int i = 0; (i < pw.size()) && numbers; ++i)
{
if (pw[i].isUpper()) {upper = true; break;}
}
for (int i = 0; (i < pw.size()) && upper; ++i)
{
if (pw[i].isLower()) {lower = true; break;}
}
for (int i = 0; (i < pw.size()) && lower; ++i)
{
if (pw[i].isSymbol() || pw[i].isPunct()) {special = true; break;}
}
ret = (letters && numbers && upper && lower && special);
}
return ret;
}
bool matchedFsObjTypes(const QString &pathA, const QString &pathB)
{
QFileInfo infoA(pathA);
QFileInfo infoB(pathB);
bool ret = false;
if (infoA.isSymLink()) ret = infoB.isSymLink();
else if (infoA.isFile()) ret = infoB.isFile();
else ret = infoB.isDir();
return ret;
}
bool matchedVolume(const QString &pathA, const QString &pathB)
{
QFileInfo infoA(pathA);
QFileInfo infoB(pathB);
QStorageInfo storA(infoA.absolutePath());
QStorageInfo storB(infoB.absolutePath());
return storA.device() == storB.device();
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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bool userExists(const QString &uName, QByteArray *uId, QString *email)
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{
Query db;
db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_USERS);
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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db.addColumn(COLUMN_USER_ID);
db.addColumn(COLUMN_EMAIL);
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db.addCondition(COLUMN_USERNAME, uName);
db.exec();
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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if (db.rows() && (uId != nullptr))
{
*uId = db.getData(COLUMN_USER_ID).toByteArray();
}
if (db.rows() && (email != nullptr))
{
*email = db.getData(COLUMN_EMAIL).toString();
}
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return db.rows();
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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bool recoverPWExists(const QByteArray &uId)
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{
Query db;
db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_PW_RECOVERY);
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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db.addColumn(COLUMN_USER_ID);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_USER_ID, uId);
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db.exec();
return db.rows();
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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bool emailExists(const QString &email, QByteArray *uId)
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{
Query db;
db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_USERS);
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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db.addColumn(COLUMN_USER_ID);
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db.addCondition(COLUMN_EMAIL, email);
db.exec();
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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if (db.rows() && (uId != nullptr))
{
*uId = db.getData(COLUMN_USER_ID).toByteArray();
}
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return db.rows();
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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bool modExists(const QString &modPath)
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{
Query db;
db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_MODULES);
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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db.addColumn(COLUMN_MOD_MAIN);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_MOD_MAIN, modPath);
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db.exec();
return db.rows();
}
bool rdOnlyFlagExists(const QString &chName, uchar subId, int level)
{
Query db;
db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_RDONLY_CAST);
db.addColumn(COLUMN_ACCESS_LEVEL);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_SUB_CH_ID, subId);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_CHANNEL_NAME, chName);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_ACCESS_LEVEL, level);
db.exec();
return db.rows();
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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bool isLocked(const QByteArray &uId)
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{
Query db;
db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_USERS);
db.addColumn(COLUMN_LOCKED);
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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db.addCondition(COLUMN_USER_ID, uId);
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db.exec();
return db.getData(COLUMN_LOCKED).toBool();
}
bool isBool(const QString &str)
{
bool ret = false;
int binary = str.toInt(&ret);
if (ret)
{
ret = (binary == 1) || (binary == 0);
}
return ret;
}
bool isInt(const QString &str)
{
bool ret;
str.toULongLong(&ret);
return ret;
}
New versioning system, type ids and a few bug fixes Changed the versioning system to a 4 number system that have the first 2 numbers as major.minor for the host application itself and the next 2 numbers (tcp_rev.mod_rev) used by clients and modules to determine compatibility. A full description of this new system has been edited into protocol.md. This new system offically starts at v3.0.0.0. Added the PROMPT data type id that will work exactly like PRIV_TEXT except it tells the client that the command is asking for non-private information from the user. Added PROG and PROG_LAST type ids that can be used by commands to notify the client of the progress of the command if it is long running. The long running fs_* commands were updated to use these instead of TEXT for progress updates. PUB_IPC, PRIV_IPC and PUB_IPC_WITH_FEEDBACK have all been combined into one: ASYNC_PAYLOAD. This type id is now the only means at which module commands can now run async commands. The command process object will now determine where to direct the async payload (public, private or public with feedback) based on the async command id being requested. A description for TERM_CMD was missing in data_types.md so it was added. Refactored HALT_CMD to YIELD_CMD. The new name just seems more appropriate or the effect it has on the command. Module commands can now do input hooking using the new ASYNC_HOOK_INPUT and ASYNC_UNHOOK async commands. input hooking basically makes it so all client data gets redirected to the module command that initiated the hook. This can be used to implement something like a EULA agreement that blocks all actions that can place during the session until the user accepts or anything else to that effect. The command process object will now check the open sub-channels list being sent by ASYNC_CAST or ASYNC_LIMITED_CAST in any order and will not be required match exactly to open sub-channels list in the session object. It however cannot contain sub-channels not already listed in session's list or else the async payload will be blocked. Fixed the CmdProcess::validAsync() function that was comparing the input aysnc command id with the process's command id in some places which is invalid logic for this function. Fixed the 'cast' core command that was outputting a malformed async payload that didn't include the open writable sub-channels list. Fixed a bug that caused all casted payloads to be forwared to the clients even when the sub-channel(s) are closed. Fixed the 'set_disp_name' core command so it can now see the -new_name argument properly.
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bool matchAnyCh(const char *chsA, const char *chsB)
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{
bool ret = false;
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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for (int i = 0; i < MAX_OPEN_SUB_CHANNELS; i += BLKSIZE_SUB_CHANNEL)
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{
New versioning system, type ids and a few bug fixes Changed the versioning system to a 4 number system that have the first 2 numbers as major.minor for the host application itself and the next 2 numbers (tcp_rev.mod_rev) used by clients and modules to determine compatibility. A full description of this new system has been edited into protocol.md. This new system offically starts at v3.0.0.0. Added the PROMPT data type id that will work exactly like PRIV_TEXT except it tells the client that the command is asking for non-private information from the user. Added PROG and PROG_LAST type ids that can be used by commands to notify the client of the progress of the command if it is long running. The long running fs_* commands were updated to use these instead of TEXT for progress updates. PUB_IPC, PRIV_IPC and PUB_IPC_WITH_FEEDBACK have all been combined into one: ASYNC_PAYLOAD. This type id is now the only means at which module commands can now run async commands. The command process object will now determine where to direct the async payload (public, private or public with feedback) based on the async command id being requested. A description for TERM_CMD was missing in data_types.md so it was added. Refactored HALT_CMD to YIELD_CMD. The new name just seems more appropriate or the effect it has on the command. Module commands can now do input hooking using the new ASYNC_HOOK_INPUT and ASYNC_UNHOOK async commands. input hooking basically makes it so all client data gets redirected to the module command that initiated the hook. This can be used to implement something like a EULA agreement that blocks all actions that can place during the session until the user accepts or anything else to that effect. The command process object will now check the open sub-channels list being sent by ASYNC_CAST or ASYNC_LIMITED_CAST in any order and will not be required match exactly to open sub-channels list in the session object. It however cannot contain sub-channels not already listed in session's list or else the async payload will be blocked. Fixed the CmdProcess::validAsync() function that was comparing the input aysnc command id with the process's command id in some places which is invalid logic for this function. Fixed the 'cast' core command that was outputting a malformed async payload that didn't include the open writable sub-channels list. Fixed a bug that caused all casted payloads to be forwared to the clients even when the sub-channel(s) are closed. Fixed the 'set_disp_name' core command so it can now see the -new_name argument properly.
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if (!isEmptyBlock(chsA + i, BLKSIZE_SUB_CHANNEL))
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{
New versioning system, type ids and a few bug fixes Changed the versioning system to a 4 number system that have the first 2 numbers as major.minor for the host application itself and the next 2 numbers (tcp_rev.mod_rev) used by clients and modules to determine compatibility. A full description of this new system has been edited into protocol.md. This new system offically starts at v3.0.0.0. Added the PROMPT data type id that will work exactly like PRIV_TEXT except it tells the client that the command is asking for non-private information from the user. Added PROG and PROG_LAST type ids that can be used by commands to notify the client of the progress of the command if it is long running. The long running fs_* commands were updated to use these instead of TEXT for progress updates. PUB_IPC, PRIV_IPC and PUB_IPC_WITH_FEEDBACK have all been combined into one: ASYNC_PAYLOAD. This type id is now the only means at which module commands can now run async commands. The command process object will now determine where to direct the async payload (public, private or public with feedback) based on the async command id being requested. A description for TERM_CMD was missing in data_types.md so it was added. Refactored HALT_CMD to YIELD_CMD. The new name just seems more appropriate or the effect it has on the command. Module commands can now do input hooking using the new ASYNC_HOOK_INPUT and ASYNC_UNHOOK async commands. input hooking basically makes it so all client data gets redirected to the module command that initiated the hook. This can be used to implement something like a EULA agreement that blocks all actions that can place during the session until the user accepts or anything else to that effect. The command process object will now check the open sub-channels list being sent by ASYNC_CAST or ASYNC_LIMITED_CAST in any order and will not be required match exactly to open sub-channels list in the session object. It however cannot contain sub-channels not already listed in session's list or else the async payload will be blocked. Fixed the CmdProcess::validAsync() function that was comparing the input aysnc command id with the process's command id in some places which is invalid logic for this function. Fixed the 'cast' core command that was outputting a malformed async payload that didn't include the open writable sub-channels list. Fixed a bug that caused all casted payloads to be forwared to the clients even when the sub-channel(s) are closed. Fixed the 'set_disp_name' core command so it can now see the -new_name argument properly.
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if (posOfBlock(chsA + i, chsB, MAX_OPEN_SUB_CHANNELS, BLKSIZE_SUB_CHANNEL) != -1)
{
ret = true;
break;
}
}
}
return ret;
}
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New versioning system, type ids and a few bug fixes Changed the versioning system to a 4 number system that have the first 2 numbers as major.minor for the host application itself and the next 2 numbers (tcp_rev.mod_rev) used by clients and modules to determine compatibility. A full description of this new system has been edited into protocol.md. This new system offically starts at v3.0.0.0. Added the PROMPT data type id that will work exactly like PRIV_TEXT except it tells the client that the command is asking for non-private information from the user. Added PROG and PROG_LAST type ids that can be used by commands to notify the client of the progress of the command if it is long running. The long running fs_* commands were updated to use these instead of TEXT for progress updates. PUB_IPC, PRIV_IPC and PUB_IPC_WITH_FEEDBACK have all been combined into one: ASYNC_PAYLOAD. This type id is now the only means at which module commands can now run async commands. The command process object will now determine where to direct the async payload (public, private or public with feedback) based on the async command id being requested. A description for TERM_CMD was missing in data_types.md so it was added. Refactored HALT_CMD to YIELD_CMD. The new name just seems more appropriate or the effect it has on the command. Module commands can now do input hooking using the new ASYNC_HOOK_INPUT and ASYNC_UNHOOK async commands. input hooking basically makes it so all client data gets redirected to the module command that initiated the hook. This can be used to implement something like a EULA agreement that blocks all actions that can place during the session until the user accepts or anything else to that effect. The command process object will now check the open sub-channels list being sent by ASYNC_CAST or ASYNC_LIMITED_CAST in any order and will not be required match exactly to open sub-channels list in the session object. It however cannot contain sub-channels not already listed in session's list or else the async payload will be blocked. Fixed the CmdProcess::validAsync() function that was comparing the input aysnc command id with the process's command id in some places which is invalid logic for this function. Fixed the 'cast' core command that was outputting a malformed async payload that didn't include the open writable sub-channels list. Fixed a bug that caused all casted payloads to be forwared to the clients even when the sub-channel(s) are closed. Fixed the 'set_disp_name' core command so it can now see the -new_name argument properly.
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bool fullMatchChs(const char *openChs, const char *comp)
{
bool ret = true;
for (int i = 0; i < MAX_OPEN_SUB_CHANNELS; i += BLKSIZE_SUB_CHANNEL)
{
if (!isEmptyBlock(comp + i, BLKSIZE_SUB_CHANNEL))
{
if (posOfBlock(comp + i, openChs, MAX_OPEN_SUB_CHANNELS, BLKSIZE_SUB_CHANNEL) == -1)
{
ret = false;
break;
}
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}
}
return ret;
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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void containsActiveCh(const char *subChs, char *actBlock)
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{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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if (globalActiveFlag())
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{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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wr8BitToBlock(1, actBlock);
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}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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else
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{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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wr8BitToBlock(0, actBlock);
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Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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Query db;
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Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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for (int i = 0; i < MAX_OPEN_SUB_CHANNELS; i += BLKSIZE_SUB_CHANNEL)
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{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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quint64 chId = rd64BitFromBlock(subChs + i);
quint8 subId = rd8BitFromBlock(subChs + (i + 8));
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Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_SUB_CHANNELS);
db.addColumn(COLUMN_CHANNEL_ID);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_CHANNEL_ID, chId);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_SUB_CH_ID, subId);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_ACTIVE_UPDATE, true);
db.exec();
if (db.rows())
{
wr8BitToBlock(1, actBlock);
break;
}
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}
}
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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QString defaultPw()
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{
Query db;
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_SERV_SETTINGS);
db.addColumn(COLUMN_DEFAULT_PASS);
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db.exec();
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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return db.getData(COLUMN_DEFAULT_PASS).toString();
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}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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bool channelExists(const QString &chName, quint64 *chId)
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{
Query db;
db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_CHANNELS);
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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db.addColumn(COLUMN_CHANNEL_ID);
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db.addCondition(COLUMN_CHANNEL_NAME, chName);
db.exec();
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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if (db.rows() && (chId != nullptr))
{
*chId = db.getData(COLUMN_CHANNEL_ID).toULongLong();
}
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return db.rows();
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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bool channelSubExists(quint64 chId, const QString &sub, quint8 *subId)
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{
Query db;
db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_SUB_CHANNELS);
db.addColumn(COLUMN_SUB_CH_ID);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_CHANNEL_ID, chId);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_SUB_CH_NAME, sub);
db.exec();
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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if (db.rows() && (subId != nullptr))
{
*subId = static_cast<quint8>(db.getData(COLUMN_SUB_CH_ID).toUInt());
}
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return db.rows();
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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bool inviteExists(const QByteArray &uId, quint64 chId)
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{
Query db;
db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_CH_MEMBERS);
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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db.addColumn(COLUMN_CHANNEL_ID);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_CHANNEL_ID, chId);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_USER_ID, uId);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_PENDING_INVITE, true);
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db.exec();
return db.rows();
}
bool globalActiveFlag()
{
Query db;
db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_SERV_SETTINGS);
db.addColumn(COLUMN_ACTIVE_UPDATE);
db.exec();
return db.getData(COLUMN_ACTIVE_UPDATE).toBool();
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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bool genSubId(quint64 chId, quint8 *newId)
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{
bool ret = false;
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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Query db;
db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_SUB_CHANNELS);
db.addColumn(COLUMN_SUB_CH_ID);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_CHANNEL_ID, chId);
db.exec();
if (db.rows() < maxSubChannels())
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{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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QList<quint8> subList;
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Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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for (int i = 0; i < db.rows(); ++i)
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{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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subList.append(static_cast<quint8>(db.getData(COLUMN_SUB_CH_ID, i).toUInt()));
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}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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ret = true;
*newId = 0;
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Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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while (subList.contains(*newId)) *newId += 1;
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}
return ret;
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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bool isChOwner(const QByteArray &uId)
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{
Query db;
db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_CH_MEMBERS);
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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db.addColumn(COLUMN_USER_ID);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_USER_ID, uId);
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db.addCondition(COLUMN_PENDING_INVITE, false);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_ACCESS_LEVEL, OWNER);
db.exec();
return db.rows();
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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int maxSubChannels()
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{
Query db;
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_SERV_SETTINGS);
db.addColumn(COLUMN_MAX_SUB_CH);
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db.exec();
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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return db.getData(COLUMN_MAX_SUB_CH).toInt();
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}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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int channelAccessLevel(const QByteArray &uId, const char *override, quint64 chId)
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{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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if (rd8BitFromBlock(override) == 1)
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{
return OWNER;
}
else
{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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return channelAccessLevel(uId, chId);
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}
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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int channelAccessLevel(const QByteArray &uId, quint64 chId)
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{
Query db;
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_CH_MEMBERS);
db.addColumn(COLUMN_ACCESS_LEVEL);
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db.addCondition(COLUMN_CHANNEL_ID, chId);
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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db.addCondition(COLUMN_USER_ID, uId);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_PENDING_INVITE, false);
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db.exec();
if (db.rows())
{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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return db.getData(COLUMN_ACCESS_LEVEL).toInt();
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}
else
{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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return PUBLIC;
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}
}
void listDir(QList<QPair<QString, QString> > &list, const QString &srcPath, const QString &dstPath)
{
QDir dir(srcPath);
dir.setFilter(QDir::AllEntries | QDir::Hidden | QDir::NoDotAndDotDot);
dir.setSorting(QDir::DirsFirst);
QStringList ls = dir.entryList();
for (int i = 0; i < ls.size(); ++i)
{
QPair<QString,QString> srcToDst(srcPath + "/" + ls[i], dstPath + "/" + ls[i]);
list.append(srcToDst);
}
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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QString getUserNameForEmail(const QString &email)
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{
Query db;
db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_USERS);
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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db.addColumn(COLUMN_USERNAME);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_EMAIL, email);
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db.exec();
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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return db.getData(COLUMN_USERNAME).toString();
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}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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QString getDispName(const QByteArray &uId)
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{
Query db;
db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_USERS);
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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db.addColumn(COLUMN_DISPLAY_NAME);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_USER_ID, uId);
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db.exec();
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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return db.getData(COLUMN_DISPLAY_NAME).toString();
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}
Password and account security updates security updates: various commands that change or create account passwords now disallow the user name, display name or email from being contained in it. this will force users to not use public information inside the password, hardening password security a little. the root user name is now changeable and required to be changed on initial login. this harden security a little by giving host admins the option to not have a well known user name attached to a high privileged account. users can no longer re-use the old password and/or user name when required to change. however, this does not actually implement full password history because the user can then later change the password back to the old password after the required change. the host can longer block by ip addresses and the auto block threshold setting has been removed. something like this is best left up to firewalls, routers, switches or any other networking infrastructure. in the future i can consider adding event triggering that run certain admin defined external or internal commands when the host detects certain event thresholds. minor changes/bug fixes: all commands that change or create user names now no longer accept user names that looks like an mail address. this works out better for clients when differentiating logging in via user name or email address. the recover_acct command now also have cancel on blank text options making it more consistent with all other commands that take text input. resetting the root user's account password via command line now also unlocks it if locked. the -help and -about command line options no longer display the default password. a new -default_pw option was added for this purpose. the -status -addr or -stop command line options require super user privileges to run properly depending on how the host is installed. an error message like "permission denied" was addded on failure to make this requirement clear to the end user. fs_copy and fs_move now does implicit skip on error instead of stop on error. the IDLE frame type id now carry an integer return code that can be interpreted by clients to determine the result of the command that was sent to the host. house keeping: all documentation was updated to reflect the changes made in this commit. the module tester example is no longer relevant to this project so it was deleted.
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QString getUserName(const QByteArray &uId)
{
Query db;
db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_USERS);
db.addColumn(COLUMN_USERNAME);
db.addCondition(COLUMN_USER_ID, uId);
db.exec();
return db.getData(COLUMN_USERNAME).toString();
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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QString getEmailForUser(const QByteArray &uId)
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{
Query db;
db.setType(Query::PULL, TABLE_USERS);
db.addColumn(COLUMN_EMAIL);
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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db.addCondition(COLUMN_USER_ID, uId);
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db.exec();
return db.getData(COLUMN_EMAIL).toString();
}
QString escapeChars(const QString &str, const QChar &escapeChr, const QChar &chr)
{
QString ret;
bool escaped = false;
if (escapeChr == chr)
{
ret = str;
}
else
{
for (auto&& strChr : str)
{
if ((strChr == chr) && !escaped)
{
ret.append(escapeChr);
ret.append(strChr);
}
else
{
escaped = false;
if (strChr == escapeChr)
{
escaped = true;
}
ret.append(strChr);
}
}
}
return ret;
}
void mkPath(const QString &path)
{
if (!QDir().exists(path))
{
QDir().mkpath(path);
}
}
QStringList parseArgs(const QByteArray &data, int maxArgs, int *pos)
{
QStringList ret;
QString arg;
QString line = fromTEXT(data);
bool inDQuotes = false;
bool inSQuotes = false;
bool escaped = false;
if (pos != nullptr) *pos = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < line.size(); ++i)
{
if (pos != nullptr) *pos += (TXT_CODEC_BITS / 8);
if ((line[i] == '\'') && !inDQuotes && !escaped)
{
// single quote '
inSQuotes = !inSQuotes;
}
else if ((line[i] == '\"') && !inSQuotes && !escaped)
{
// double quote "
inDQuotes = !inDQuotes;
}
else
{
escaped = false;
if (line[i].isSpace() && !inDQuotes && !inSQuotes)
{
// space
if (!arg.isEmpty())
{
ret.append(arg);
arg.clear();
}
}
else
{
if ((line[i] == '\\') && ((i + 1) < line.size()))
{
if ((line[i + 1] == '\'') || (line[i + 1] == '\"'))
{
escaped = true;
}
else
{
arg.append(line[i]);
}
}
else
{
arg.append(line[i]);
}
}
}
if ((ret.size() >= maxArgs) && (maxArgs != -1))
{
break;
}
}
if (!arg.isEmpty() && !inDQuotes && !inSQuotes)
{
ret.append(arg);
}
return ret;
}
QString getParam(const QString &key, const QStringList &args)
{
// this can be used by command objects to pick out parameters
// from a command line that are pointed by a name identifier
// example: -i /etc/some_file, this function should pick out
// "/etc/some_file" from args if "-i" is passed into key.
QString ret;
int pos = args.indexOf(QRegExp(key, Qt::CaseInsensitive));
if (pos != -1)
{
// key found.
if ((pos + 1) <= (args.size() - 1))
{
// check ahead to make sure pos + 1 will not go out
// of range.
if (!args[pos + 1].startsWith("-"))
{
// the "-" used throughout this application
// indicates an argument so the above 'if'
// statement will check to make sure it does
// not return another argument as a parameter
// in case a back-to-back "-arg -arg" is
// present.
ret = args[pos + 1];
}
}
}
return ret;
}
bool argExists(const QString &key, const QStringList &args)
{
return args.contains(key, Qt::CaseInsensitive);
}
SessionCarrier::SessionCarrier(Session *session) : QObject()
{
sessionObj = session;
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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IdleTimer::IdleTimer(QObject *parent) : QTimer(parent)
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{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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setSingleShot(true);
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}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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void IdleTimer::detectWrite(qint64)
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{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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start();
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}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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void IdleTimer::attach(QIODevice *dev, int msec)
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{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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setInterval(msec);
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Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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connect(dev, SIGNAL(readyRead()), this, SLOT(start()));
connect(dev, SIGNAL(bytesWritten(qint64)), this, SLOT(detectWrite(qint64)));
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}
ShellIPC::ShellIPC(const QStringList &args, QObject *parent) : QLocalSocket(parent)
{
arguments = args;
connect(this, SIGNAL(connected()), this, SLOT(hostConnected()));
connect(this, SIGNAL(disconnected()), this, SIGNAL(closeInstance()));
connect(this, SIGNAL(readyRead()), this, SLOT(dataIn()));
}
bool ShellIPC::connectToHost()
{
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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connectToServer(HOST_CONTROL_PIPE);
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if (!waitForConnected())
{
Password and account security updates security updates: various commands that change or create account passwords now disallow the user name, display name or email from being contained in it. this will force users to not use public information inside the password, hardening password security a little. the root user name is now changeable and required to be changed on initial login. this harden security a little by giving host admins the option to not have a well known user name attached to a high privileged account. users can no longer re-use the old password and/or user name when required to change. however, this does not actually implement full password history because the user can then later change the password back to the old password after the required change. the host can longer block by ip addresses and the auto block threshold setting has been removed. something like this is best left up to firewalls, routers, switches or any other networking infrastructure. in the future i can consider adding event triggering that run certain admin defined external or internal commands when the host detects certain event thresholds. minor changes/bug fixes: all commands that change or create user names now no longer accept user names that looks like an mail address. this works out better for clients when differentiating logging in via user name or email address. the recover_acct command now also have cancel on blank text options making it more consistent with all other commands that take text input. resetting the root user's account password via command line now also unlocks it if locked. the -help and -about command line options no longer display the default password. a new -default_pw option was added for this purpose. the -status -addr or -stop command line options require super user privileges to run properly depending on how the host is installed. an error message like "permission denied" was addded on failure to make this requirement clear to the end user. fs_copy and fs_move now does implicit skip on error instead of stop on error. the IDLE frame type id now carry an integer return code that can be interpreted by clients to determine the result of the command that was sent to the host. house keeping: all documentation was updated to reflect the changes made in this commit. the module tester example is no longer relevant to this project so it was deleted.
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if (QFileInfo(QDir::tempPath() + "/" + HOST_CONTROL_PIPE).exists())
{
QTextStream(stdout) << "" << endl << "Permission denied." << endl << endl;
}
else
{
QTextStream(stdout) << "" << endl << "Host instance not running." << endl << endl;
}
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}
return state() == QLocalSocket::ConnectedState;
}
void ShellIPC::hostConnected()
{
write(toTEXT(arguments.join(' ')));
}
void ShellIPC::dataIn()
{
QTextStream(stdout) << fromTEXT(readAll());
emit closeInstance();
}
Major upgrade and module interface changes Made some major changes to the project to facilitate a lighter code base and the must flexible module interface possible. -the mutli-process architecture now operate at the command object level so each command now operate in it's own process instead of a single process handling multiple command objects. -each module is now an independent application that will now tell the session object all of the commands it can run via named pipe. during command execution, it will run the requested command object also running io with the session object via named pipe. with this change, it is now possible for modules to be developed in different versions or QT or entirely different languages. the only requirement is the need to support named pipes. shared memory segments is also a nice to have but not needed. -clients can now run multiple instances of the same command via changes to the protocol. mrci frames will now include a branch id along with the command id. the branch id can be used by clients to differentiate the io between instances of the same command. -the command states are longer controlled by a single object. it will now be up to the command object (internal/exterenal) to send an IDLE frame to the client to notify it that the command has finished. the session object will still track if the command is in idle state or not but not directly control it. -must async commands now use binary formatted data instead of TEXT as a way to reduce overhead. -all command objects can now send async commands. it is no longer limited to just internal commands, however; the data of these async commands are verified by session in some way to prevent host crashing due to malformed data. -changed up the database structure to rely more on user ids, channel ids and removed all foreign keys pointing to user names, channel names and sub-channel names. also removed the groups table altogether. instead, the host rank is now directly attached to the user data in the users table. -changed the query object to now support the INNER JOIN SQL clause. this change was needed to support the new database structure. -version negotiation is now one-way via tcp connection or module interface. the host will make it's own verion numner known to the client connected via tcp or the module connected via named pipe. it will now be entirely up to the client or module to decide if they support the host. another change in this regard is the removal of the import rev for the modules. compatibility for modules shall now use just the host verion. -removed ls_cmds and cmd_info. the NEW_CMD frame now carries all information about the command (cmd_id, cmd_name, summery, io and full_description) so it is now possible for the clients to display the command documentation instead of the host. Documentation for the internal commands were updated to reflect the changes but all other documentation will need to be updated in the near future.
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quint64 Serial::serialIndex = 0;