#ifndef HAVE_MASTER_H
#define HAVE_MASTER_H

/* $Id: master.h,v 1.13 2004/12/17 16:32:24 ken3 Exp $ */

#include <config.h>
#include <sys/resource.h> /* for rlim_t */

/* needed for possible SNMP monitoring */
struct service {
    char *name;			/* name of service */
    char *listen;		/* port/socket to listen to */
    char *proto;		/* protocol to accept */
    char *const *exec;		/* command (with args) to execute */
    int babysit;		/* babysit this service? */
    
    /* multiple address family support */
    int associate;		/* are we primary or additional instance? */
    int family;			/* address family */

    /* communication info */
    int socket;			/* client/child communication channel */
    int stat[2];		/* master/child communication channel */

    /* limits */
    int desired_workers;	/* num child processes to have ready */
    int max_workers;		/* max num child processes to spawn */
    rlim_t maxfds;		/* max num file descriptors to use */
    unsigned int maxforkrate;	/* max rate to spawn children */

    /* stats */
    int ready_workers;		/* num child processes ready for service */
    int nforks;			/* num child processes spawned */
    int nactive;		/* num children servicing clients */
    int nconnections;		/* num connections made to children */
    unsigned int forkrate;	/* rate at which we're spawning children */

    /* fork rate computation */
    time_t last_interval_start;
    unsigned int interval_forks;
};

extern struct service *Services;
extern int allocservices;
extern int nservices;

/*
 * Description of multiple address family support from
 * Hajimu UMEMOTO <ume@mahoroba.org>:
 *
 * In service_create(), master tries to listen each address family which
 * getaddrinfo() returns.  With existing implementation of getaddrinfo(),
 * when a protocol is not specified exactly by proto= in cyrus.conf and a
 * platform supports an IPv4 and an IPv6, getaddrinfo() returns two
 * struct addrinfo chain which contain INADDR_ANY (0.0.0.0; IPv4) and
 * IN6ADDR_ANY (::; IPv6), then master will listen an IPv4 and an IPv6. 
 *
 * As a result, one SERVICE entry in cyrus.conf may correspond to two
 * Service memory blocks; one is for an IPv6 and the other is for an
 * IPv4.  The associate field was introduced to intend to distinguish
 * whether the entry is primary or not.  The associate field of primary
 * block is 0, 2nd is 1, 3rd is 2, ...
 * The blocks share same memory area of name, listen and proto.
 *
 *    +----------------+
 *    | Service[i]     |
 *    |   associate: 0 |
 *    |   name         | --------------> name
 *    |   listen       | ----- /- -----> listen
 *    |   proto        | ---- /- / ----> proto
 *    +----------------+     /  / /
 *    | Service[j]     |    /  / /
 *    |   associate: 1 |   /  / /
 *    |   name         |--/  / /
 *    |   listen       |----/ /
 *    |   proto        |-----/
 *    +----------------+
 *
 * This field is intended to avoid duplicate free by doing free only when
 * associate is zero.
 *
 */

#endif /* HAVE_MASTER_H */
