* shadow_server: allow specifying IP addresses to listen on
This allows using IPv6 as well as listening only on specific
interfaces. Additionally, it enables listening on local and TCP
sockets simultaneously.
* listener: log address with square brackets
This disambiguates IPv6 addresses.
* shadow_server: check error on each socket binding
* Refactored shadow /bind-address for 2.0 compiatibility.
* Made /ipc-socket and /bind-address incompatible arguments.
* Fixed shadow /bind-address handling and description
* Allow multiple bind addresses for shadow server.
Co-authored-by: akallabeth <akallabeth@posteo.net>
* Pass on proper command type to application
* On send let the server implementation decide to send
2.2.9.2.1 Set Surface Bits Command (TS_SURFCMD_SET_SURF_BITS) or
2.2.9.2.2 Stream Surface Bits Command (TS_SURFCMD_STREAM_SURF_BITS)
Thanks to @viniciusjarina for tracing the issue down.
Legacy bitmap update might fail with 'fast path update size (xxxxx) exceeds the client's maximum request size (xxxxx)'
Original code might update last fragment with exceeded fragment size incorrectly. Fix the logic to prevent it.
- fixed invalid, missing or additional arguments
- removed all type casts from arguments
- added missing (void*) typecasts for %p arguments
- use inttypes defines where appropriate
[MS-RDPEGFX]:
3.2.5.13 Processing an RDPGFX_FRAME_ACKNOWLEDGE_PDU message
If the queueDepth field is less than 0xFFFFFFFF, the server MUST expect that
RDPGFX_FRAME_ACKNOWLEDGE_PDU messages will continue to be sent by the client.
Furthermore, if the queueDepth field is in the range 0x00000001 to 0xFFFFFFFE the server SHOULD
use this value to determine how far the client is lagging in terms of graphics decoding and then
attempt to throttle the graphics frame rate accordingly.
If the queueDepth field is set to SUSPEND_FRAME_ACKNOWLEDGEMENT (0xFFFFFFFF), the server
MUST clear the Unacknowledged Frames (section 3.2.1.2) ADM element and MUST NOT expect any
further RDPGFX_FRAME_ACKNOWLEDGE_PDU messages from the client. In this mode, the server
MUST NOT wait or block on unacknowledged frames (as the
RDPGFX_FRAME_ACKNOWLEDGE_PDU message is not sent by the client) and MUST assume that
the client is able to decode graphics data at a rate faster than it is receiving frames.
On the other hand, RDPGFX_QOE_FRAME_ACKNOWLEDGE_PDU SHOULD only be used for informational and debugging
purposes and should not be taken into account.
Request full screen update on RDPGFX_CAPS_ADVERTISE_PDU. Win10 client seems to clean the screen after gfx channel opened. If there happens to be no screen update from server, we will get black screen in mstsc client.
1. Fix order of gfx reset and new-surface. Windows10 client will show black screen with this issue(FreeRDP itself is dramatically immune to this issue)
2. Handle RDPGFX_QOE_FRAME_ACKNOWLEDGE_PDU for FPS control
1. Fix stream leak in rdpgfx
2. Make src data const in zgfx. Harden zgfx to be independent to byte order
3. Fix written bytes return value in channel write
4. Add check for return value in shadow_client.c
5. Add gfx callback to send surface command with frame marker pdu.
6. Check remain length for recv subroutine
7. Fix compile errors
