hbbp - Home-Brew Broadcast Protocol: tiny udp multicast client/server

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2012-05-16	rename executables to hbbp[cd]	Jan Huwald
	referring to the implemented home brew broadcast protocol
2011-12-05	remove OpenWRT-specific Makefile; move src/ to /	miau

2011-12-02	broadcaster: check payload size for stdin, fix off-by-one	miau

2011-12-02	update max msg len to IPv6 UDP minimum	miau

2011-12-02	fix wait(), remove debug printfs	miau

2011-12-02	fix two off-by-one errors during io redirection	miau

2011-12-02	add ERP error macro to catch all those errors that will never happen	miau

2011-12-02	read/write payloads via stdio	miau
	To allow binary save payload transmission: - broadcaster reads the payload from stdin if the 2nd param is "-" - listener passes the payload via stdin to all handlers
2011-12-01	change to IPv6	miau

2011-07-29	add example handler	miau

2011-07-11	corrected OpenWRT makefile	miau
	builds now when placed in backfire/package untested if used with feeds
2011-06-20	daemonize listener	miau

2011-06-20	Merge branch 'master' of gitorious.org:freifunk-jena-batman-config/udp-broadcast	miau

2011-06-16	* made the package not seleced by default	egon0

2011-06-16	* fixed some typos	egon0

2011-06-13	listener: close fd on exec; not on exit	miau

2011-06-13	listener: adhere to no news is good news, imporve exit	miau

2011-06-05	code beauty	miau

2011-06-05	add receiver loop, service multiplexing, common.h	miau
	* Service multiplexing Broadcaster call signature is changed to broadcaster host service [message] to acommodate multiple sevices listening on the same port for broadcast information. * Receiver Loop Listener now loops infinitely instead of returning after the first packet. For each packet with the content service[,message] the programm service [message] will be executed. Upward directory traversal is prohibited (and detected). To prevent DoS only one service program runs concurrently. * Common.h Port numbers and maximum message sizes are now stored in common.h. Broascaster respects max. message size.
2011-06-04	Initial	Martin Michel