Hi Lee,
I also am interested in doing something like this, as I can then make it
even easier for the users of my scripting engine to set up hosts that accept
connections at certain times but not at others. Exactly which function would
i have to modify to accomplish this? I assume I should be looking in the
file called protocol.c? Some hints would be very much appreciated. Perhaps a
quick wrapper function in the next minor build
(enet_host_disable_incoming_connections) or similar?
Kind regards,
Philip Bennefall
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lee Salzman" <[email protected]>
To: "Discussion of the ENet library" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2010 12:16 PM
Subject: Re: [ENet-discuss] How to temporarily keep a host from accepting
incoming connection requests?
I am not entirely sure why you would even want a password, especially of
such small size, if your goal is just to entirely block connections? It
may as well be a boolean flag in the host that, when set, drops all
connect packets there.
Lee
Benoit Germain wrote:
Hello,
I have a situation where I want a host to communicate with remote
peers normally, while at the same time ignoring incoming connection
requests. I could of course put my application in a mode where I
disconnect immediately peers for which I receive a CONNECT event, but
I’d rather leave the peers alone and make sure I get connect events
when I am ready to accept them. I was thinking that I could
“short-circuit” connect commands. This could be made with a
rudimentary password mechanism, as such (of course this requires the
new connect data introduced in 1.3.0):
Add this in the host structure (and add proper initialization where
required)
Typedef struct _EnetHost
{
…
enet_uint32 sessionPassword;
};
Add the following at the beginning of enet_protocol_handle_connect():
switch( host-> sessionPassword)
{
case 0: // session is opened, proceed
break;
case 0xffffffff: // session is locked, ignore all requests
return NULL;
default: // session is password-protected, proceed only if incoming
request data matches password
if( ENET_NET_TO_HOST_32( command->connect.data) != host->sessionPassword)
return NULL;
}
Is this the proper place and way to do what I want, or should I expect
bad things from this?
Regards,
Benoit.
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