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@@ -133,3 +133,62 @@ Secret messages: B: Send B's credentials with routing key private to A. A: Send a random message with routing key private to B. B: Send back the message with routing key private to A. + +Flood control: + The following control messages can be sent to the server to + choose the server behaviour when messages cannot be delivered + without blocking. All control messages are optional and server + may choose to ignore them at any time, even if previously + honoured. Most recently sent control message that precedence. + + ^CMSG blocking/soft/queue\(\x00.*\)*$ + + Delivering is preferable, the server should queue up + message that cannot be sent. + + ^CMSG blocking/soft/discard\(\x00.*\)*$ + + Delivering is unimportant, the server should discard + message that cannot be sent. + + ^CMSG blocking/soft/block\(\x00.*\)*$ + + Delivering is important, the server may block communication + to guarantee that messages are delivered. + + ^CMSG blocking/soft/error\(\x00.*\)*$ + + The server may treat a client as misbehaving if message + cannot be sent. + + ^CMSG blocking/hard/discard\(\x00.*\)*$ + + If the server has queued up too many message it should + start discarding new message instead of queuing them. + + ^CMSG blocking/hard/block\(\x00.*\)*$ + + If the server has queued up too many message it should + start blocking communication until it can start queuing + messages again. + + ^CMSG blocking/hard/error\(\x00.*\)*$ + + If the server has queued up too many message it should + start treating clients that are blocking as misbehaving. + + ^CMSG order/queue\(\x00.*\)*$ + + If the client is blocking it is preferable that messages + are sent in order. + + ^CMSG order/stack\(\x00.*\)*$ + + If the client is blocking it is preferable that messages + are sent in reverse order. + + ^CMSG order/random\(\x00.*\)*$ + + If the client is blocking it is preferable that messages + are sent in such order that memory is freed up as fast + as possible. |