Example #1
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// This example demonstrates how to start a server and cleanly shut it down
func ExampleShutdown() {
	srv := &Server{
		Addr:   net.JoinHostPort("::", DefaultService),
		Writer: format.NewPutval(os.Stdout),
	}

	srv.ListenAndWriteAsync()
	srv.Shutdown()
}
Example #2
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// This example demonstrates how to listen to encrypted network traffic and
// dump it to STDOUT using format.Putval.
func ExampleServer_ListenAndWrite() {
	srv := &Server{
		Addr:           net.JoinHostPort("::", DefaultService),
		Writer:         format.NewPutval(os.Stdout),
		PasswordLookup: NewAuthFile("/etc/collectd/users"),
	}

	// blocks
	log.Fatal(srv.ListenAndWrite())
}
Example #3
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func aggregator() {
	// listen on 8097 for collectd data
	cserver := &network.Server{
		Addr:   net.JoinHostPort("localhost", "8097"),
		Writer: format.NewPutval(os.Stdout),
	}

	// blocks
	log.Fatal(cserver.ListenAndWrite())
}
Example #4
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// in Go.
package exec // import "collectd.org/exec"

import (
	"log"
	"os"
	"strconv"
	"sync"
	"time"

	"collectd.org/api"
	"collectd.org/format"
)

// Putval is the dispatcher used by the exec package to print ValueLists.
var Putval = format.NewPutval(os.Stdout)

type valueCallback struct {
	callback func() api.Value
	vl       api.ValueList
	done     chan bool
}

type voidCallback struct {
	callback func(time.Duration)
	interval time.Duration
	done     chan bool
}

type callback interface {
	run(*sync.WaitGroup)