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Repurpose the previously unused 2-byte field in the tracker protocol to advertise the server's TLS port. This allows clients to discover which servers support TLS connections.
Note: currently only the official, original, 1990's Tracker software sends this server provided 2-byte field to tracker clients. I'm adding this to Mobius in the hope that the modern day trackers might update their behavior to match the original software, which would put these unused 2 bytes to a useful purpose.
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The tracker protocol splits large server lists into batches, with each
batch preceded by a ServerInfoHeader. Previously, GetListing only read
the initial header and failed when encountering subsequent headers
mid-stream, causing the scanner to misinterpret header bytes as server
record data.
Changes:
- Refactored GetListing to use bufio.Reader instead of bufio.Scanner
to handle heterogeneous data (headers and server records)
- Added readServerRecord helper function for sequential reading
- Renamed ServerInfoHeader.SrvCountDup to BatchSize for clarity
- Added comprehensive documentation explaining the batching protocol
- Removed unused serverScanner function and tests
- Added table tests covering multiple batch scenarios
The BatchSize field indicates the number of servers in the current
batch, while SrvCount indicates the total across all batches.
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Updated all file close operations to use anonymous functions that ignore
return values to satisfy golangci-lint errcheck warnings.
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* Split CLI client into separate project
* Convert more functions to follow common Golang idioms e.g io.Reader, io.Writer
* Use ldflags for versioning
* Misc cleanup and simplification
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* Removed some unnecessary user of pointers
* Removed dead cruft
* Reorganized code
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