- Attempt to send messages directly during the RECEIVE callback to avoid mutex issues, enhancing performance.
- Implement size checks for messages to prevent overflow, with logging for oversized messages.
- Introduce additional error handling and logging for socket write operations, ensuring robust message delivery and queue management.
- Maintain thread safety by validating user data and mutex locking before queuing messages when direct sending fails.
- Introduce detailed logging for the message sending process, including checks for user data validity and message queue status.
- Implement additional null checks for user data before and after locking the mutex to ensure thread safety.
- Ensure proper message copying to maintain validity during queuing, improving overall stability and error visibility.
- Introduce detailed logging for message creation and sending processes, including message size and success confirmation.
- Implement comprehensive null checks for instance, WebSocket interface, and user data before invoking sendMessageToConnection, improving stability.
- Add exception handling to capture and log errors during message sending, enhancing visibility into potential issues.
- Replace manual message queuing and error handling with the sendMessageToConnection method, which consolidates necessary checks and improves code clarity.
- Remove redundant null checks and logging related to message queue access, streamlining the callback logic.
- Enhance overall stability by leveraging existing functionality for message delivery during WebSocket events.
- Implement detailed logging for message queuing attempts, including message size and copy operations.
- Add comprehensive null checks for user data and message queue validity before pushing messages to the queue.
- Introduce exception handling to manage potential errors during message queuing, improving stability and error visibility.
- Introduce a local copy of user data before locking the mutex to ensure validity during message queuing.
- Enhance null checks and logging to provide clearer insights when user data or message queue access fails.
- Implement exception handling for message queue access to improve stability and error visibility.
- Add additional null checks for user data before and after locking the mutex to prevent potential crashes.
- Enhance logging to provide clearer insights when user data is invalid during message queuing.
- Ensure proper message copying to a local variable before accessing the message queue, improving thread safety and stability.
- Add detailed logging to track the flow and validity of user data during the getConnections event.
- Implement exception handling to manage potential access issues with user data, improving stability and error visibility.
- Ensure clear output for both successful and failed user data access attempts, aiding in debugging and monitoring.
- Add checks for user data to prevent null pointer exceptions during message handling.
- Enhance logging to provide clearer insights when user data is invalid or when exceptions occur.
- Ensure proper mutex locking when accessing the message queue to maintain thread safety.
- Add detailed logging for error responses during WebSocket callbacks, improving visibility into the error handling process.
- Ensure that error responses are queued correctly without immediate sending, enhancing stability during callback execution.
- Utilize lws_cancel_service to notify the service of pending messages, ensuring proper message delivery after error handling.
- Implement message queuing for error responses during WebSocket callbacks to prevent immediate sending, enhancing stability.
- Utilize lws_cancel_service to trigger the writable callback safely, ensuring messages are sent correctly after the callback execution.
- Improve error handling and logging for message sending operations, providing clearer insights into potential issues.
- Update sendMessageToConnection to accept user data, enhancing message delivery accuracy.
- Improve error handling in WebSocket callbacks by adding user data checks to prevent null pointer exceptions.
- Enhance logging for error responses to provide clearer insights into message handling issues.
- Add null checks for user data in various WebSocket callback functions to prevent crashes and improve stability.
- Enhance error logging to provide clearer insights into issues related to user data and connection management.
- Refactor the handling of active connections to ensure robust error handling during data processing and message sending.
- Update the return type of getActiveConnections() in both websocket_server.cpp and websocket_server.h to nlohmann::json for consistency and clarity.
- Ensure proper usage of the nlohmann::json library in the WebSocket server implementation.
- Introduce connection time tracking for WebSocket users to monitor connection duration.
- Implement user ID management to allow dynamic updates and removal of connections based on user ID changes.
- Add functionality to retrieve active connections, including unauthenticated ones, for administrative purposes.
- Improve error handling during connection closure and ensure proper cleanup of connection entries.
- Update CMakeLists.txt to install the template configuration file as an example, ensuring it is available for reference.
- Modify install-config.cmake to prioritize the installed template file, with fallbacks to source directory templates if the installed one is missing, enhancing the robustness of the configuration setup.
- Introduce handling for LWS_CALLBACK_RECEIVE_PONG to manage Pong frames received from clients.
- Update the WebSocketUserData structure to increase MAX_PING_TIMEOUTS from 3 to 5, allowing more attempts before disconnection.
- Extend PONG_TIMEOUT_SECONDS from 10 to 60 to accommodate longer response times from browsers.
- Modify ping handling to send a WebSocket Ping frame instead of a text message for better protocol compliance.
- Implement a CMake script for intelligent merging of configuration files, ensuring only missing keys are added without overwriting existing ones.
- Install a template configuration file as an example, preventing overwriting of the original during installation.
- Add support for setting SO_REUSEADDR in the WebSocket server to allow port reuse, improving server flexibility.
- Implement callbacks for socket adoption to ensure SO_REUSEADDR is set when applicable.
- Refine server options to streamline connection management and enhance overall performance.
- Introduce a brief wait time to ensure the port is released before starting the server.
- Update server options to allow port reuse, enhancing server flexibility.
- Enhance error handling during context creation to provide more informative error messages regarding port usage and permissions.
- Update server options to support multiple simultaneous connections and improve security practices.
- Allow multiple connections per IP with configurable keep-alive settings.
- Improve error handling during WebSocket service operations, ensuring critical errors lead to server shutdown.
- Refine connection closure logic to handle user IDs more robustly and log connection states accurately.
- Enable WebSocket upgrade requests while rejecting other HTTP requests for better protocol management.
- Update WebSocketUserData to use a message queue for handling outgoing messages, improving concurrency and message delivery.
- Modify pingClients method to handle multiple connections per user and implement timeout logic for ping responses.
- Enhance addConnection and removeConnection methods to manage multiple connections for each user, including detailed logging of connection states.
- Update handleBrokerMessage to send messages to all active connections for a user, ensuring proper queue management and callback invocation.
- Add queries and logic to delete associated data when a character dies, including directors, relationships, child relations, knowledge, debtors prism, political offices, and election candidates.
- Enhance error handling to log issues during the deletion process.
- Ändere die Pfade für SSL-Zertifikate in der Konfigurationsdatei.
- Verbessere die Fehlerbehandlung beim Entfernen alter vorbereiteter Anweisungen in HouseWorker.
- Füge Debug-Ausgaben zur Nachverfolgung von Verbindungen und Nachrichten im WebSocket-Server hinzu.
- Implementiere Timeout-Logik für das Stoppen von Worker- und Watchdog-Threads.
- Optimiere die Signalverarbeitung und Shutdown-Logik in main.cpp für bessere Responsivität.
- User-ID wird bei setUserId Event gespeichert
- Verbindungen werden in connections Map verwaltet
- Nachrichten werden über pendingMessage gesendet
- Statische Instanz-Referenz für Callback-Zugriff
- Explizite JSON-Konvertierung für Kompatibilität
