TODO: Update TODO to reflect we now do target driven NOPs
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Some features that should be added
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Some features that should be added
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* Target driven iscsi-nop, to teach the library to respond to these.
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These are unsolicited nops sent from the targetr which we need to respond
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to. TGTD does not suppot these but IET should do so and could be used
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to test with.
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This is a simple addition, but needs a target that uses iscsi-nop
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for testing.
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Since libiscsi will be a responder to these commands, we will
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not receive a reply to these, as we do for almost all normal commands.
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This is somewhat similar to how we do data-out pdus.
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See ISCSI_PDU_DELETE_WHEN_SENT and iscsi_send_data_out() for how
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create and send PDUs to which we will not expect a response.
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* More efficient api for read/write commands where we read/write straight
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* More efficient api for read/write commands where we read/write straight
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from the socket into the buffer the application specified instead of as now
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from the socket into the buffer the application specified instead of as now
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we pass the data to a callback and then copy it.
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we pass the data to a callback and then copy it.
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