0x61, 0x62 and 0x63 have been mostly decoded. Still don’t know what all
of the pieces do, but know what they’re for finally!
This will mean big things for log.py as I figure out the details.
This has gotten messy durring development, so I decided to clean it up
some. The system logger should ONLY be used for internal logging of the
program, not to try and make a "netwatch" out of (for you c-Bridge
users). Please use the log.py module for that type of thing.
Cleaned up many things:
Needless iteration during received packet parsing.
Grouping received packet re-requisite checking so that it can be done
once, not on each packet.
Removed some conversions where a number is converted twice just to be
compared.
No longer is it necessary to build the configuration by hand as a
python file. It now uses a basic INI style… not my favorite, but easily
added thanks to ConfigParser.
This BREAKS group-voice forwarding for now, as there's no good way to
add the rules config in the basic config file right NOW, but it will be
fixed soon.
Added a derived class for the rare event of an un-authenticated IPSC,
this necessitated moving two global functions into the classese.
Changes to prepare this as a module -- all "user space" packets that
are received now have expliciet callback functions (handily located in
one place)
Moved the supporting characters into the ipsc sub-directory. The config
is the only likely one to be touched.
Improved some of the logging, but also commented it out to make things
run faster when it is not in use.
Cort Buffington