biboumi - XMPP to IRC gateway, in C++.

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2014-02-27	Use scatter/gather io with sendmsg to avoid concataning strings all the time	Florent Le Coz

2014-02-22	Consider that the connect() succeded if errno EISCONN	Florent Le Coz
	Apparently on some systems, subsquent connect() calls may fail with EISCONN error, to indicate that the connection succeded in the background, instead of returning 0.
2014-02-22	Save the addrinfo values for reuse on subsequent connect() call	Florent Le Coz

2014-02-22	Connection to servers does not block the process anymore	Florent Le Coz

2014-02-20	Do not receive SIGPIPE when send() is called on a closed socket	Florent Le Coz
	The error is handled using the return value
2014-02-19	Send unavailable presence to all muc when the IRC server closes the connection	Florent Le Coz

2014-02-08	Enable TCP keepalive on sockets	Florent Le Coz

2014-02-08	Use strerror and log_error instead of perrror	Florent Le Coz

2014-02-08	Be verbose about IRC server connection failures, and handle them properly	Florent Le Coz

2014-01-13	Add missing stdexcept includes	Florent Le Coz

2014-01-04	Add missing errno.h includes	Florent Le Coz

2014-01-04	Do not throw an exception when recv returns and error, just close the socket	Florent Le Coz

2014-01-04	Keep a "connected" state in the SocketHandler class	Florent Le Coz

2013-12-24	connect() returns a boolean	Florent Le Coz

2013-12-23	Read a variable number of bytes, 4096 by default	Florent Le Coz

2013-12-03	Use the logger everywhere	Florent Le Coz

2013-11-10	Add include for perror	Florent Le Coz

2013-11-03	Exit the poller when it handles no connection at all	Florent Le Coz

2013-11-02	Move the basic socket implementation into the SocketHandler class	Florent Le Coz
	(that is, the read/write/connect/etc) Because this code is actually common for both the IrcClient and XmppComponent class. These two classes have to implement some higher level callbacks (parsing the data provided in the buffers, doing stuff when the connection is done) instead of doing the read/write/connect low level things.