Dear monks of pearl wisdom,
I would like to program a small server that receives messages, processes them and forwards them to another system.
Because the server should run on OpenWRT, I'm limited to the standard libraries.
After reading what if had found on the net I still have a few questions about using sockets (correctly).
#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; #tcpserver.pl use IO::Select; use IO::Socket; use Data::Dumper; use Fcntl; use constant PORT1 => 5000; use constant TIMEOUT => 10; use constant READ_LENGTH => 10; # Small to see if "buffer overflow" is handled correctly my $server_socket = new IO::Socket::INET( Listen => 1, LocalPort => PORT1, ReuseAddr => 1) or die "Can't bind server_socket: $@\n"; my $sel = IO::Select->new; $sel->add($server_socket); my %connections; # Infos and Buffers for active connections my $connID; while(1) { { # Can be used to limit the number of concurrent connections my $n = ( keys %connections ); print "$n acive connections",Dumper(\%connections); } foreach my $sock ( $sel->can_read(TIMEOUT) ) { print "sock:",( defined($connections{$sock}) ? $connections{$sock}{'id'} : ( $sock == $server_socket ? "server" : $sock )),"\n"; if( $sock == $server_socket ) # New connection { my $new = $server_socket->accept; binmode $new; my $flags = fcntl($new, F_GETFL, 0) or die "[new Err] Can't get flags !$\n"; fcntl($new , F_SETFL, $flags | O_NONBLOCK ) or die "[new Err] Can't set flags !$\n"; # For nonblocking read $sel->add($new); $connections{$new} = { ip => $new->peerhost, id => ++$connID, buf => "" }; print "server_socket->new($connections{$new}{'ip'}) Nr:$connecti +ons{$new}{'id'}\n"; next; } my ($rr, $r, $id) = (0, 0, $connections{$sock}{'id'}); my $buffer = $connections{$sock}{'buf'} ; my $buf; # $sock needs to be O_NONBLOCK while( $rr = sysread($sock,$buf, READ_LENGTH, 0 ) ) { print "[read ", ( $r // "undef" ), " ] '$buf'", "\n"; if( ! defined( $rr) ) # When does this happen? { # Error handler print "[Error $connections{$sock}{'ip'} id: $id]: $!\n"; # close connections? last; } $buffer .= $buf; $r += $rr; } $connections{$sock}{'buf'} = $buffer; print "[Buffer($id)] '$buffer'\n"; if(0 and $sock->eof ) { print "[EOF($id)] "; process_message( $sock); delete $connections{$sock}; $sel->remove($sock); $sock->close; next; } if ( ! $r ) { print "[empty read($id)]\n"; process_message( $sock); delete $connections{$sock}; $sel->remove($sock); $sock->close; next; } } } sub process_message { my ( $sock ) = @_; my $filename = "rcv_$connections{$sock}{'id'}". "_$connections{$sock}{'ip'}.txt" ; open OUT, ">", $filename or die "Can not write $filename: $!"; binmode OUT; print OUT $connections{$sock}{'buf'}; close OUT; print "[save process_message] wrote $filename \n"; }
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