OpenSB Support - register filters always, use flags to control compression loop#157
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This seems like a slightly more elegant solution to me. I've tested this myself on Windows in all combinations of vanilla/OSB client/server, don't see any issues. There's a bit of what looks like leftover code, could you take that out? You may have to rebase this or open a new PR or something since I've merged all the previous stuff.
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seems to have been broken by an update at some point |
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Per discussion with @rubellyte on #156, this PR builds on that one and hooks up the zstd filters for all connections, but disables the compressor/decompressor by default. When protocol packets are detected indicating zstd support, the filters start compressing and decompressing without need to restart the main server loop. I have tested this briefly with an OSB client and server running the latest version (0.1.6) with no issue, but I have not tested vanilla client/server yet.