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diff --git a/develdoc.txt b/develdoc.txt index 02190de..05ee56e 100644 --- a/develdoc.txt +++ b/develdoc.txt @@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ reply by calling buf2radmsg(). If this fails or the message type is not one of Access Accept, Access Reject, Access Challenge or Accounting Response, the reply is ignored. -If the request was a status-server message, it is simply removes +If the request was a status-server message, it simply removes the request and returns. Next it will apply any rewritein rules and check TTL attribute if @@ -152,15 +152,15 @@ sendreply() returns, we free the request from the server's request queue. This also means that the ID can be used for a new request. -Now about sendreply(). All it does, is basically to assemble the +Now about sendreply(). All it does is basically to assemble the reply message, take care of authenticators and set rq->replybuf to point to the result. After that it adds a pointer to rq to -the clients reply queue, and signals the server writer who is +the clients reply queue and signals the server writer who is responsible for sending replies to the client. The server writer is a separate thread created by the server reader, typically called something like xxxserverwr. All it does is to send -whatever it finds in its replyq to the client and removes it. When +whatever it finds in its replyq to the client and remove it. When the queue is empty it waits for a signal from a sendreply(). The above shows the complete flow. It might be worth also looking a |