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// Process server for soft ioc
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// David H. Thompson 8/29/2003
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// Ralph Lange 04/25/2008
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// GNU Public License (GPLv3) applies - see www.gnu.org
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#ifndef telnetStateMachineH
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#define telnetStateMachineH
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#include <arpa/telnet.h>
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int TelnetStateMachine(char * buf,int len); // Returns new length
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#define OPT_STRING_LEN 32
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class telnetStateMachine
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void SetConnectionItem(connectionItem * item)
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sendInitialRequests();
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int OnReceive(char * buf,int len,bool priority=false);
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signed char _buf[128]; // Where to put data after an IAC
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int _count; // This is normally -1, after IAC it is 0 + chars received
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int _expected; // When to process the command
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connectionItem * _item; // This is the client that owns us
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// The constructor will set the ones that I want to negotiate
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// If the server wants to negotiate then he will probably get a wont or dont
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unsigned char _myOpts[NTELOPTS]; // Either I will, I wont, I do, I dont
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unsigned char _otherOpts[NTELOPTS]; // Will he, wont he, he does, he does not.
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unsigned char _myOptArg[NTELOPTS][OPT_STRING_LEN]; // Either I will, I wont, I do, I dont
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unsigned char _otherOptArg[NTELOPTS][OPT_STRING_LEN]; // Will he, wont he, he does, he does not.
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unsigned char _myOptArgLen[NTELOPTS]; // Either I will, I wont, I do, I dont
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unsigned char _otherOptArgLen[NTELOPTS]; // Will he, wont he, he does, he does not.
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void sendReply( int opt0, int opt1=-1,int opt2=-1, int opt3=-1,int opt4=-1);
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void doCommand(); // The state is in _buf[]/_count;
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void sendInitialRequests();
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bool onChar(unsigned char c);
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void onDo(unsigned char opt);
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void onDont(unsigned char opt);
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void onWill(unsigned char opt);
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void onWont(unsigned char opt);
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void onOpt(unsigned char opt);
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unsigned char _workingOpt; // Used in state ON_OPT
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#endif /*#ifndef telnetStateMachineH */
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