* Removed some protocol commands and writeups that are no longer necessary

[citadel.git] / citadel / techdoc / session.txt

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@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
                   SESSION LAYER PROTOCOL FOR CITADEL/UX
                   SESSION LAYER PROTOCOL FOR CITADEL/UX

-         (c) 1995-2001 by Art Cancro et. al.    All Rights Reserved
+         (c) 1995-2002 by Art Cancro et. al.    All Rights Reserved

    
   
  INTRODUCTION
    
   
  INTRODUCTION


@@ -1465,27 +1465,6 @@ BINARY_FOLLOWS followed by a data block containing the _raw_ message format
 on disk.
   
    
 on disk.
   
    

- ENT3   (ENTer message, mode 3 -- internal command)
- 
- ENT3 is for use by internal programs only and should not be utilized by
-user-mode clients.  It does require IPGM authentication.  This command posts
-a raw message straight into the message base without modification or performing
-any checks.   It accepts the following arguments:
- 
-  0  -  Post flag.  This should be set to 1 to post a message.  If it is
-set to 0, the server only returns OK or ERROR (plus any flags describing
-the error) without reading in a message.  This is used to verify the operation
-before actually transmitting a message.
-  1  -  Recipient.  This argument is utilized only for private mail messages.
-It is ignored for public messages.  It contains, of course, the name of the
-recipient of the message.
-  2  -  The size (in bytes) of the message to be transmitted.
-
- ENT3 returns OK to tell the client that a message can be posted, ERROR if
-there would be a problem with the operation, or SEND_BINARY followed by a byte
-count if it is expecting the message to be transmitted.
-  
-  

  TERM   (TERMinate another session)
  
  In a multithreaded environment, it sometimes becomes necessary to terminate
  TERM   (TERMinate another session)
  
  In a multithreaded environment, it sometimes becomes necessary to terminate


@@ -1501,17 +1480,6 @@ running on.
  See also: REQT
  
  
  See also: REQT
  
  

- NSET   (Network SETup commands)
- 
- Aides may use this command to configure the networker.  This command's
-parameters are passed directly to the 'netsetup' command line utility.   If
-netsetup returns a non-zero exit code, ERROR is returned, along with the
-error message (if any).  If netsetup returns a zero (success) exit code,
-LISTING_FOLLOWS is returned, followed by zero or more lines of output (since
-netsetup may have information to display, such as a room or node list) and
-the usual '000' listing terminator.
- 
- 

  DOWN   (shut DOWN the server)
  
  This command, which may only be executed by an Aide, immediately shuts down
  DOWN   (shut DOWN the server)
  
  This command, which may only be executed by an Aide, immediately shuts down


@@ -1748,7 +1716,7 @@ into the system.  It is implemented in the serv_expire module.
  
  MSG4   (read MeSsaGe, mode 4 -- enumerate MIME parts)
  
  
  MSG4   (read MeSsaGe, mode 4 -- enumerate MIME parts)
  

-     FIX ... do the writeup for this once it's done.
+     FIXME ... do the writeup for this once it's done.