- got too cute with the package names, needed to bring everything into one package, except for packer.
- system is passing traffic now, ran a load test generating 1000 connections, seems ok.
- removed a lot of message logging since traffic is passing.
- I anticipated having to bring up new listeners as tunnel-clients connect allowing different port use for a single domain
- completed the code, however did not see any port information coming back from WSS client.
- opened an issue with AJ.
- all listeners are now dynamically generated. The run method takes an initial port, once functioning, the runner send down the channel a registration for the initial port.
- add support for domain_api container for JSON encoding
- separated server api containers out of the listener_admin
- added domain track to connection
- add extension to the send channel to identify domain associated to send bytes
- helper function for adding tracked domain
- implemented outbound byte counter for domain (inbound will come when we resolve the packer issues)
- collects a list of WSS servers, and the connection structure
- calculates a connection duration
- collects the bytes in/out
- encodes to JSON and sends response.
- each listener has its own MUX and handlers that are separate from global.
- the external handler will take a request from an external client destine for a WSS.
- the request is output on stdio.
My Questions are this point is this:
- do I just send the request down towards the WSS, or do I have to pack it?
- what is the response I will get back from the tunnel client? That seems it must be in a packer.
- I’ve been going though the source I need to be pointed in the right direction.
AJ ONeal
Henry Camacho
AJ ONeal