Unix Domain Sockets CI
Dynamic Configuration Interface based on Unix Domain sockets.
Easy to implement, no external dependencies needed
Supports both synchronous requests and asynchronous events
Local machine only
Configuration
Minimal working configuration
All configuration parameters
Path to unix domain socket file created by CI. Socket acts like a bi-directional channel, which means one file is used for receiving requests from and sending responses to your app. SOCK_SEQPACKET
socket type is used.
Default: "/var/run/afwrt-ci.sock"
Allow access to file to superuser only.
Default: 1
Path to unix domain socket file created by your app. Socket for all kinds of async events from SDK, such as "route_connected"
, "bandwidth_info"
, etc. SOCK_DGRAM
socket type is used.
It's safe to create "async_sock"
sometime later. CI can store up to 10
last events in memory before file will be actually created.
Default: ""
(empty, disabled)
Handy flag to fast disable dynamic interface not removing "ci_unix_domain"
configuration section
Default: 0
Requests examples
Ping
{ "request" : "ping" }
Protect IP address
{ "request" : "protect_ip", "ip_addr" : "192.168.50.149", "country_code" : "ca" }
Unprotect IP address
{ "request" : "unprotect_ip", "ip_addr" : "192.168.50.149" }
Protect MAC address
{ "request" : "protect_mac", "mac_addr" : "08:00:27:aa:d7:17", "country_code" : "ca" }
Unprotect MAC address
{ "request" : "unprotect_mac", "mac_addr" : "08:00:27:aa:d7:17" }
Protect interface
{ "request" : "protect_iface", "iface" : "eth2", "country_code" : "ca" }
Unprotect interface
{ "request" : "unprotect_iface", "iface" : "eth2" }
Dump config file
{ "request" : "dump_config", "config_path" : "/etc/afwrt/afwrt-ci.conf" }
Get available countries
{ "request" : "get_countries" }
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