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In the grammar for the cheezburger command there are two fields: sequence and offset with the same exact explanation: "File offset in bytes".
In a command description sequence isn't even mentioned.
Is the sequence field redundant or does it just lacks description?
RFC 19 has the same problem.
Grammar:
; The server sends a file chunk
cheezburger = signature %d8 sequence operation filename offset eof headers chunk sequence = number-8 ; File offset in bytes
operation = number-1 ; Create=%d1 delete=%d2
filename = string ; Relative name of file offset = number-8 ; File offset in bytes
eof = number-1 ; Last chunk in file?
headers = dictionary ; File properties
chunk = chunk ; Data chunk
Command description
The CHEEZBURGER Command
The server SHALL send file content to the client using CHEEZBURGER commands. Each CHEEZBURGER command shall deliver a chunk of file data starting at a specific offset. The server MUST send the content of a single file as consecutive chunks and clients MAY depend on this behavior.
The headers field is reserved for future use.
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If I remember correctly sequence is the offset where to start reading and
offset is how much to read from there.
ojake <[email protected]> schrieb am Di., 22. Sept. 2020, 17:28:
In the grammar for the cheezburger command there are two fields: sequence
and offset with the same exact explanation: "File offset in bytes".
In a command description sequence isn't even mentioned.
Is the sequence field redundant or does it just lacks description?
RFC 19 has the same problem.
Grammar:
; The server sends a file chunk
cheezburger = signature %d8 sequence operation filename offset eof headers
chunk
*sequence = number-8 ; File offset in bytes*
operation = number-1 ; Create=%d1 delete=%d2
filename = string ; Relative name of file
*offset = number-8 ; File offset in bytes*
eof = number-1 ; Last chunk in file?
headers = dictionary ; File properties
chunk = chunk ; Data chunk
Command description
The CHEEZBURGER Command
The server SHALL send file content to the client using CHEEZBURGER
commands. Each CHEEZBURGER command shall deliver a chunk of file data
starting at a specific offset. The server MUST send the content of a single
file as consecutive chunks and clients MAY depend on this behavior.
The headers field is reserved for future use.
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In the grammar for the
cheezburger
command there are two fields:sequence
andoffset
with the same exact explanation: "File offset in bytes".In a command description
sequence
isn't even mentioned.Is the
sequence
field redundant or does it just lacks description?RFC 19 has the same problem.
Grammar:
Command description
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