Aaron Mavrinac

This Week: Early in the week, I added an AdminLayer interface to libtpproto-cpp, and a series of other commits completed the functionality over a two-day period. Notably, I created a CommandDescCache for command descriptions. More recently, I added an AdminStatusListener class, so that clients can act when the AdminLayer status changes. The connect and login [...]

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This Week: Early in the week I finished adding the various administration frames to libtpproto-cpp in the new config branch. This provides the basic frame packing and unpacking functionality. I have deferred implementation of the CommandUpdate frame since I’m not entirely sure it’s necessary. Next, I started the tpadmin-cpp utility. The basic console functionality is [...]

On the libtpproto-cpp front, I think I may just be finished, in the programmer’s sense of the word (seems finished, but will most likely need plenty more work once I actually try to use it). I added CommandTypesList, Command, and CommandResult frames. Conspicuously missing is the CommandUpdate frame, which I am not really sure I [...]

Since Friday, I’ve managed to get a decent amount done on libtpproto-cpp. I added a config branch — a bit of a misnomer since I’ve been calling everything “admin”, but consistent with my tpserver-cpp branch. So far I have the LogMessage, GetCommandDescription, and CommandDescription frames, and functionality for command parameters. I ran into a bit [...]

This Week: Unfortunately, my internet connectivity was extremely limited while I was away this week for a conference in Boston, so I wasn’t able to accomplish much actual coding work (in fact, I managed to total two commits all week). However, I did get a chance to review the libtprl and console code reasonably thoroughly, [...]

This Week: There is now a fully functional CommandManager in tpserver-cpp. It implements a basic command set similar to what was once in the console, and allows modular addition of new commands (from rulesets or plugins, for example). It also implements the command description portions of the protocol extension, in a fashion similar to order [...]

This Week: The administration protocol extension is now specified in the XML format using the protocol DTD. It uses some of the existing basic frames and most of the new frames are closely related to the Order family from the main protocol. This may not be the “final” specification, but at this point I think [...]

Here’s something encouraging. I run this in Python… from tp import netlib c = netlib.Connection( "localhost", 6925 ) c.connect() c.login( "admin", "admin" ) c.disconnect() …and the tpserver-cpp log says… 2008-06-01 11:37:33 < Info > Accepting new admin (tcp) connection 2008-06-01 11:37:40 < Info > Admin client has version 3 of protocol 2008-06-01 11:37:40 < Info [...]