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Overview ¶
Package serve wires the configured services over one install-set tree: bootp answers the configured MACs, tftp and rsh serve the tree, every protocol filters to the configured client IPs. It also generates the operator files instigator serves alongside the media and reports what each set was assembled from. Callers may send PROM and Inst> commands to a separate instructions writer.
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type Option ¶
type Option func(*options)
Option adjusts Start for tests.
func WithBootpReplyAddr ¶
WithBootpReplyAddr redirects bootp replies away from the broadcast address, for tests that cannot receive broadcasts.
func WithCapture ¶
WithCapture turns on the install recorder, writing the run's bundle (run.json, events.jsonl, summary.json) under dir. Unset means no recording and no overhead.
func WithInstructions ¶
WithInstructions directs the operator's PROM/inst commands - "type this to boot" - to w instead of discarding them. These are console UX for a human at the PROM, never part of the leveled server log: no timestamp, no level, and never written unless a caller asks for them.
func WithRSHHighPorts ¶
func WithRSHHighPorts() Option
WithRSHHighPorts disables the rsh reserved-source-port check, for tests that cannot bind reserved ports.
func WithRSHIdleTimeout ¶
WithRSHIdleTimeout overrides how long a silent rsh session is tolerated before it is closed and recorded as idle. Zero keeps defaultRSHIdleTimeout.
type Servers ¶
type Servers struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Servers is a running instigator instance.
func Start ¶
Start assembles the configured install sets, generates the operator files, binds the enabled services on the configured ports, and serves until Close. logger receives leveled server output; nil is silent, exactly like an unset Logf used to be. -v maps to a DEBUG-level logger at the call site (cmd/instigator), not an option here: verbosity is a property of the logger a caller builds, not a separate flag threaded through every service.
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