Hmmm. Does this result in "Unaviable" getting written to the config file
at the end of node startup? I suppose not, as we only write it back out
after completing boot up...
On Wed, Feb 22, 2006 at 08:35:19PM +0000, nextgens at freenetproject.org wrote:
> +
> + static class FCPBindtoCallback implements StringCallback{
> +
> + final Node node;
> +
> + FCPBindtoCallback(Node node) {
> + this.node = node;
> + }
> +
> + public String get() {
> + // workaround for node startup
> + if(node.getFCPServer().bindto == null) return new
> String("Unaviable");
> + return node.getFCPServer().bindto;
> + }
> +
> +//TODO: Allow it
> + public void set(String val) throws InvalidConfigValueException {
> + if(val.equals(get())) {
> + throw new InvalidConfigValueException("Cannot
> change the ip address the server is binded to on the fly");
> + }
> + }
> + }
> +
>
> public static FCPServer maybeCreate(Node node, Config config) throws
> IOException {
> SubConfig fcpConfig = new SubConfig("fcp", config);
> - // FIXME check enabled etc
> + fcpConfig.register("enabled", true, 2, true, "Is FCP server
> enabled ?", "Is FCP server enabled ?", new FCPEnabledCallback(node));
> fcpConfig.register("port", 9481 /* anagram of 1984, and 1000 up
> from old number */,
> 2, true, "FCP port number", "FCP port number",
> new FCPPortNumberCallback(node));
> - FCPServer fcp = new FCPServer(fcpConfig.getInt("port"), node);
> - node.setFCPServer(fcp);
> + fcpConfig.register("bindto", "127.0.0.1", 2, true, "Ip address
> to bind to", "Ip address to bind the FCP server to", new
> FCPBindtoCallback(node));
> +
> + FCPServer fcp;
> + if(fcpConfig.getBoolean("enabled")){
> + Logger.normal(node, "Starting FCP server on
> "+fcpConfig.getString("bindto")+":"+fcpConfig.getInt("port")+".");
> + fcp = new FCPServer(fcpConfig.getString("bindto"),
> fcpConfig.getInt("port"), node);
> + node.setFCPServer(fcp);
> + }else{
> + Logger.normal(node, "Not starting FCP server as it's
> disabled");
> + fcp = null;
> + }
> fcpConfig.finishedInitialization();
> return fcp;
> }
>
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