Re: About packet format

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Most (all?) the network message structures are located in:

  https://github.com/ceph/ceph/tree/master/src/messages

On Jan 9, 2014, at 7:44 AM, Bruce Lee <lwldcr@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hi all,
> I am new here and glad to see you guys.
> Thanks for your hard work for providing a more stable, powerful,functional ceph.
> I was reading the source code of Ceph-0.72.2, and I've got a question:
> what is the data packet format of Ceph?Or how are the packets packaged?
> 
> We know that typical tcp packets look like this:
> TCP pseudo-header for checksum computation (IPv4)
> Bit offset	 0–3	4–7	 8–15	16–31
> 0	Source address
> 32	Destination address
> 64	Zeros	 Protocol	TCP length
> 96	Source port	Destination port
> 128	Sequence number
> 160	 Acknowledgement number
> 192	Data offset	Reserved	Flags	 Window
> 224	 Checksum	Urgent pointer
> 256	 Options (optional)
> 256/288+	 
> Data
> Is data transfered by ceph also like this?
> Also I want to know where are the data structure defined, please tell me.
> Thanks.
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