/*
=====================
CL_ParseServerMessage
=====================
*/
void CL_ParseServerMessage( msg_t *msg )
{
int cmd;
// msg_t msgback;
// msgback = *msg;
if ( cl_shownet->integer == 1 )
{
Com_Printf("%i ", msg->cursize );
}
else if ( cl_shownet->integer >= 2 )
{
Com_Printf( "------------------\n" );
}
MSG_Bitstream( msg );
// get the reliable sequence acknowledge number
clc.reliableAcknowledge = MSG_ReadLong( msg );
//
if ( clc.reliableAcknowledge < clc.reliableSequence - MAX_RELIABLE_COMMANDS )
{
clc.reliableAcknowledge = clc.reliableSequence;
}
//
// parse the message
//
while ( 1 )
{
if ( msg->readcount > msg->cursize )
{
Com_Error( ERR_DROP, "CL_ParseServerMessage: read past end of server message" );
}
cmd = MSG_ReadByte( msg );
// See if this is an extension command after the EOF, which means we
// got data that a legacy client should ignore.
if ( ( cmd == svc_EOF ) && ( MSG_LookaheadByte( msg ) == svc_extension ) )
{
SHOWNET( msg, "EXTENSION" );
MSG_ReadByte( msg ); // throw the svc_extension byte away.
cmd = MSG_ReadByte( msg ); // something legacy clients can't do!
// sometimes you get a svc_extension at end of stream...dangling
// bits in the huffman decoder giving a bogus value?
if ( cmd == -1 )
{
cmd = svc_EOF;
}
}
if ( cmd == svc_EOF )
{
SHOWNET( msg, "END OF MESSAGE" );
break;
}
if ( cl_shownet->integer >= 2 )
{
if ( !svc_strings[ cmd ] )
{
Com_Printf( "%3i:BAD CMD %i\n", msg->readcount - 1, cmd );
}
else
{
SHOWNET( msg, svc_strings[ cmd ] );
}
}
// other commands
switch ( cmd )
{
default:
Com_Error( ERR_DROP, "CL_ParseServerMessage: Illegible server message %d", cmd );
case svc_nop:
break;
case svc_serverCommand:
CL_ParseCommandString( msg );
break;
case svc_gamestate:
CL_ParseGamestate( msg );
break;
case svc_snapshot:
CL_ParseSnapshot( msg );
break;
case svc_download:
CL_ParseDownload( msg );
break;
case svc_voip:
#ifdef USE_VOIP
CL_ParseVoip( msg );
#endif
break;
}
}
}
/*
===================
SV_ExecuteClientMessage
Parse a client packet
===================
*/
void SV_ExecuteClientMessage( client_t *cl, msg_t *msg ) {
int c;
int serverId;
MSG_Bitstream(msg);
serverId = MSG_ReadLong( msg );
cl->messageAcknowledge = MSG_ReadLong( msg );
if (cl->messageAcknowledge < 0) {
// usually only hackers create messages like this
// it is more annoying for them to let them hanging
#ifndef NDEBUG
SV_DropClient( cl, "DEBUG: illegible client message" );
#endif
return;
}
cl->reliableAcknowledge = MSG_ReadLong( msg );
// NOTE: when the client message is fux0red the acknowledgement numbers
// can be out of range, this could cause the server to send thousands of server
// commands which the server thinks are not yet acknowledged in SV_UpdateServerCommandsToClient
if (cl->reliableAcknowledge < cl->reliableSequence - MAX_RELIABLE_COMMANDS) {
// usually only hackers create messages like this
// it is more annoying for them to let them hanging
#ifndef NDEBUG
SV_DropClient( cl, "DEBUG: illegible client message" );
#endif
cl->reliableAcknowledge = cl->reliableSequence;
return;
}
// if this is a usercmd from a previous gamestate,
// ignore it or retransmit the current gamestate
//
// if the client was downloading, let it stay at whatever serverId and
// gamestate it was at. This allows it to keep downloading even when
// the gamestate changes. After the download is finished, we'll
// notice and send it a new game state
//
// https://zerowing.idsoftware.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=536
// don't drop as long as previous command was a nextdl, after a dl is done, downloadName is set back to ""
// but we still need to read the next message to move to next download or send gamestate
// I don't like this hack though, it must have been working fine at some point, suspecting the fix is somewhere else
if ( serverId != sv.serverId && !*cl->downloadName && !strstr(cl->lastClientCommandString, "nextdl") ) {
if ( serverId >= sv.restartedServerId && serverId < sv.serverId ) { // TTimo - use a comparison here to catch multiple map_restart
// they just haven't caught the map_restart yet
Com_DPrintf("%s : ignoring pre map_restart / outdated client message\n", cl->name);
return;
}
// if we can tell that the client has dropped the last
// gamestate we sent them, resend it
if ( cl->messageAcknowledge > cl->gamestateMessageNum ) {
Com_DPrintf( "%s : dropped gamestate, resending\n", cl->name );
SV_SendClientGameState( cl );
}
return;
}
// this client has acknowledged the new gamestate so it's
// safe to start sending it the real time again
if( cl->oldServerTime && serverId == sv.serverId ){
Com_DPrintf( "%s acknowledged gamestate\n", cl->name );
cl->oldServerTime = 0;
}
// read optional clientCommand strings
do {
c = MSG_ReadByte( msg );
// See if this is an extension command after the EOF, which means we
// got data that a legacy server should ignore.
if ((c == clc_EOF) && (MSG_LookaheadByte( msg ) == clc_extension)) {
MSG_ReadByte( msg ); // throw the clc_extension byte away.
c = MSG_ReadByte( msg ); // something legacy servers can't do!
// sometimes you get a clc_extension at end of stream...dangling
// bits in the huffman decoder giving a bogus value?
if (c == -1) {
c = clc_EOF;
}
}
if ( c == clc_EOF ) {
break;
}
if ( c != clc_clientCommand ) {
break;
}
if ( !SV_ClientCommand( cl, msg ) ) {
return; // we couldn't execute it because of the flood protection
}
if (cl->state == CS_ZOMBIE) {
return; // disconnect command
}
} while ( 1 );
// read the usercmd_t
if ( c == clc_move ) {
SV_UserMove( cl, msg, qtrue );
} else if ( c == clc_moveNoDelta ) {
SV_UserMove( cl, msg, qfalse );
} else if ( c == clc_voip ) {
#ifdef USE_VOIP
SV_UserVoip( cl, msg );
#endif
} else if ( c != clc_EOF ) {
Com_Printf( "WARNING: bad command byte for client %i\n", (int) (cl - svs.clients) );
}
// if ( msg->readcount != msg->cursize ) {
// Com_Printf( "WARNING: Junk at end of packet for client %i\n", cl - svs.clients );
// }
}