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All communication consists of messages that are one line of
human-readable UTF-8 text (with no terminating newline), optionally
followed by a single newline and arbitrary (potentially even binary)
data.
The WebSocket distinction between 'text' and 'binary' frames has no
meaning for us for messages that don't contain additional binary data;
such messages can be either 'binary' or 'text' from the WebSocket
point of view even if we require them (the single line) to be
UTF-8. In other words, an implementation is free to send such a
single-line message as a WebSocket 'binary' frame, and the receiving
implementation must treat that equally as if it was a 'text' frame.
The WebSocket protocol says that 'text' frames are to be "interpreted"
as UTF-8, so it is probably best to indeed use 'binary' frames for
messages that contain optional non-UTF-8 data.
The protocol is not a request-response one. Messages may be sent in
either direction at any time, either in response to some message, or
spontaneously. For 'tile' messages, the client may send a bunch of
tile requests without waiting for return messages. The server may send
tiles proactively (guessing what the client might need). Etc.
The original intent was that the parameters of the messages can be in
any order, as they are in a name=value form anyway and the name
indicates which parameter is which. Sadly, this was not explicitly
mentioned in this document, or tested by unit tests. So now we have
code here and there that assumes that parameters are in a specific
order anyway, thus losing the benefits of the named parameters. Oh
well.
When the document is password protected, it already implies that the
document didn't load, and that with the proper password we should try
again. Similarly for when the password given is wrong. However, if
loading fails and it isn't a password-related failure,
faileddocloading error is returned and in this case the client handles
it as a final error (that requires reloading to retry).
client -> server
================
A convention: Messages that have the first token (keyword) in
UPPERCASE are related to debugging and tracing of the client and
server software and not related to the user's actions.
DEBUG <rest of message>
The rest of the message (without the DEBUG keyword), possibly
multiple lines, is logged by the server as LOG_DBG.
ERROR <rest of message>
The rest of the message (without the ERROR keyword), possibly
multiple lines, is logged by the server as LOG_ERR.
TRACEEVENT name=<name> ph=<letter> ts=<timestamp> <more parameters>... [ args=<JSON.stringify-string> ]
Timestamps and durations are in microseconds, from
performance.now(), multiplied by 1000, and rouded to an integer.
name is a string of non-space characters.
ts is the timestamp when the trace event was generated.
ph is one of the following, and the rest of the parameters depend
on what it is.
args is an optional parameter, and its value is a JSON string
where the keys and values are strings with no spaces in them.
'i': An "Instant" event.
'S', 'F': The start and finish of an "Async" event. In addition to
the name, the messages have an "id" parameter, a unique number
that must be the same for the 'S' and 'F' messages.
'X': A "complete" event. The "dur" parameter is the duration
between the beginning of the thing being timed and the time when
the 'X' message was emitted, also in microseconds.
tileprocessed wids=<wid1,wid2,...>
Previously sent tile (server -> client) arrived and processed by the client.
We send a list of wire-ids back for tiles that have been received.
downloadas name=<fileName> id=<id> format=<document format> options=<SkipImages, etc>
Exports the current document to the desired format and returns a download URL
The id identifies the request on the client. id can take following values:
* 'print': When request for download is basically for print purposes
* 'slideshow': When request for download is for showing slideshow
* 'export': Just a simple download
getchildid
Requests the child id so that it knows where the files needs to be sent when it is
inserted in the document
gettextselection mimetype=<mimeType>
Request selection's content, which is returned via 'textselectioncontent', if the selection is text-only and relatively small.
However, for selections containing images and other embedded objects, or if the selection is a large text blob,
the response is 'complexselection'.
paste mimetype=<mimeType>
<binaryPasteData>
Paste content at the current cursor position.
insertfile name=<name> type=<type>
Inserts the file with the name <name> into the document, we currently
support:
type = 'graphic': The file has been previously uploaded using insertfile POST
type = 'graphicurl': The file is supposed to be downloaded by the core
itself; it does so from the URL provided in 'name'
selectbackground name=<name>
Inserts a graphic file with the name <name> into the document as background.
key type=<type> char=<charcode> key=<keycode>
<type> is 'input' or 'up', <charcode> and <keycode> are numbers.
load <pathname>
Deprecated.
load [part=<partNumber>] url=<url> [timestamp=<time>] [lang=<locale>] [deviceFormFactor=<device type>] [timezone=<timezone>] [options=<options>]
part is an optional parameter. <partNumber> is a number.
timestamp is an optional parameter. <time> is provided in microseconds
since the Unix epoch - midnight, January 1, 1970.
lang specifies the locale to which we should switch before loading the
document
deviceFormFactor specifies the form factor of the device the client is running on
it can be one of the following: 'desktop', 'tablet', 'mobile'
timestamp is in tzfile(5) format. For example: Pacific/Auckland.
options are the whole rest of the line, not URL-encoded, and must be valid JSON.
coolclient <major.minor[-patch]> [ <timestamp> <perfcounter> ]
Upon connection, a client must announce the version number it supports.
major: an integer that must always match between client and server,
otherwise there are no guarantees of any sensible
compatibility. This is bumped when API changes.
minor: an integer is more flexible and is at the discretion of either party.
Security fixes that do not alter the API would bump the minor version number.
patch: an optional string that is informational.
timestamp: the value of the JavaScript Date.now(), i.e. integer number of milliseconds since
the Unix epoch.
perfcounter: the value of the JavaScript performance.now() function at the same time.
This is also in milliseconds but can be a floating point number and can be up to
microsecond precision.
The timestamp and perfcounter are used by the server to translate performance
counter values from the client for Trace Event logging into absolute timestamps.
mouse type=<type> x=<x> y=<y> count=<count>
<type> is 'buttondown', 'buttonup' or 'move', others are numbers.
ping
requests a 'pong' server message.
renderfont font=<font> char=<characters>
requests the rendering of the given font.
The font parameter is URL encoded
The char parameter is URL encoded
resetselection
saveas url=<url> format=<format> options=<options>
<url> is a URL, encoded. <format> is also URL-encoded, i.e. spaces as %20 and it can be empty
options are the whole rest of the line, not URL-encoded, and can be empty
If <url> uses 'wopi:' as the protocol, the path is treated as the path on
the wopi host.
selecttext type=<type> x=<x> y=<y>
<type> is 'start', 'end' or 'reset', <x> and <y> are numbers.
selectgraphic type=<type> x=<x> y=<y>
<type> is 'start' or 'end' <x> and <y> are numbers.
setclientpart part=<partNumber>
Informs the server that the client changed to part <partNumber>.
selectclientpart part=<partNumber>
Informs the server that the client changed the selection state of <partNumber>.
moveselectedclientparts position=<positionNumber>
Moves the selected parts to a new position.
setpage page=<pageNumber>
Valid only for text documents.
Informs the server that the client changed to page <pageNumber>.
status
styles
tile part=<partNumber> width=<width> height=<height> tileposx=<xpos> tileposy=<ypos> tilewidth=<tileWidth> tileheight=<tileHeight> [timestamp=<time>] [id=<id>] [oldwid=<wireId>]
Parameters are numbers except wireId which is an opaque string
identifier unique to this tile.
Note: id must be echoed back in the response verbatim. It is used
when rendering slide previews of presentation documents, and not
for anything else. It is only useful to JS part and will break it
if not returned in the response.
tilecombine <parameters>
Accepts same parameters as the 'tile' message except that
parameters 'tileposx', 'tileposy' and 'oldwid are
comma-separated lists, and the number of elements in each must be
same.
if oldwid=0 this forces returning from the previous keyframe
for this tile - suitable for force-refreshing the data.
dialog <command>
<command> is unique identifier for the dialog that needs to be painted.
uno <command> [arguments]
<command> is a line of text.
[argments] - JSON encoded arguments for the UNO command
save dontTerminateEdit=<value> dontSaveIfUnmodified=<value>
A wrapper over UNO save command. A non-zero <value> is considered true.
'dontTerminateEdit' means not terminating the edit session in
spreadsheets when saving the document. In most cases, you should set it to
non-zero. 'dontSaveIfUnmodified' when set to non-zero skips saving the document when it is
unmodified.
savetostorage force=<value>
Saves the files to storage. A 'save' command automatically saves the file to
storage almost always except in the case where there is a document conflict
i.e document in the storage is changed behind our back. We might need to do
call this command with force=1 in that case to forcefully save it to storage
after asking from the user.
clientvisiblearea x=<x> y=<y> width=<width> height=<height>
Invokes lok::Document::setClientVisibleArea().
outlinestate type=<type> level=<level> index=<index> state=<state>
<type> is 'column' or 'row', <level> and <index> are numbers, <state> is 'visible' or 'hidden'.
Invokes lok::Document::setOutlineState().
useractive
Sent when the user regains focus or clicks within the active area to
disable the inactive state.
Will send invalidation and update notifications to force refreshing the screen.
See 'userinactive'.
userinactive
Sent when the user has switched tabs or away from the Browser altogether.
It should throttle updates until the user is active again.
See 'useractive'.
closedocument
This gives document owners the ability to terminate all sessions currently
having that document opened. This functionality is enabled only in case WOPI
host mentions 'EnableOwnerTermination' flag in its CheckFileInfo response
versionrestore <action>
Version restore related messages.
<action> can take the following values:
- prerestore: The storage is about to restore the document to an earlier
revision.
asksignaturestatus
Requests a signing status of the document.
rendershapeselection mimetype=<mimeType>
Request rendering of selected shapes into an SVG format.
By now only SVG mimetype is handled (image/svg+xml)
removesession <viewid>
Requests the removal of a given view from the document. Lower
privilege views cannot remove higher ones, eg. a readonly view
can't remove an editor.
traceeventrecording <start/stop>
Starts or stops comphelper::TraceEvent recording.
sallogoverride <string>
Overrides the SAL_LOG value, or stops overriding if no parameter
or parameter is "default".
loggingleveloverride <default|max|verbose|terse|none|fatal|critical|error|warning|notice|information|debug|trace>
Override the Online logging level for the thread(s) and Kit
processes handling this particular client.
The value is either one of the log level names, or the special
value "default" (meaning whatever is the log level specified in
the "logging.level" configuration setting), "verbose", or "terse")
(meaning the most or least verbose level allowed, the
"logging.most_verbose_level_settable_from_client" or
"logging.least_verbose_level_settable_from_client" configuration
setting).
paintwindow <id> rectangle=<x>,<y>,<width>,<height> dpiscale=<scale>
Requests painting the area of a window.
<id> is the window's int ID.
<x>,<y>,<width>,<height> is the area of the dialog to be rendered.
<scale> is a scaling factor, e.g. 1 for non-HiDPI.
contentcontrolevent <JSON>
*Properties:
type - date,drop-down
selected:
- for drop-down: zero based index of item that is selected
- for date: date which is selected by date picker
server -> client
================
coolserver <coolwsd version> <coolwsd git hash> <major.minor[-patch]>
Upon connection, the server must announce the version number it supports.
Major: an integer that must always match between client and server,
otherwise there are no guarantees of any sensible
compatibility. This is bumped when API changes.
Minor: an integer is more flexible and is at the discretion of either party.
Security fixes that do not alter the API would bump the minor version number.
Patch: an optional string that is informational.
lokitversion <JSON string>
JSON string contains version information in format:
{ProductName: <>, ProductVersion: <>, ProductExtension: <>, BuildId: <>}
Eg: {"ProductName": "LibreOffice",
"ProductVersion": "5.3",
"ProductExtension": ".0.0.alpha0",
"BuildId": "<full 40 char git hash>"}
osinfo: <string>
string that contains OS name and version.
clipboardkey: <token>
Send access token for web clipboard use, may arrive periodically
Current and previous hash remain valid for that period, always use
the latest.
contextmenu: <json description of the context menu>
When the user right-clicks in the document, the content of the context
menu is sent back via this callback.
The structure of the context menu is a JSON, and looks like:
{
"menu": [
{ "text": "label text1", "type": "command", "command": ".uno:Something1", "enabled": "true" },
{ "text": "label text2", "type": "command", "command": ".uno:Something2", "enabled": "false" },
{ "type": "separator" },
{ "text": "label text2", "type": "menu", "menu": [ { ... }, { ... }, ... ] },
...
]
}
downloadas: jail=<jail directory> dir=<a tmp dir> name=<name> port=<port>
The client should then request http://server:port/jail/dir/name in order to download
the document
error: cmd=<command> kind=<kind> [code=<error_code>] [params=1,2,3,...,N]
<freeErrorText>
<command> is the command part of the corresponding client->server
message that caused the error.
<command> can also take following values:
'internal': for errors generated without directly corresponding to a client
message.
'storage': for errors pertaining to storage (filesysytem, wopi etc.)
<kind> is some single-word classification
<code> (when provided) further specifies the error as forwarded from
LibreOffice
close: <reason>
Ask a client to close the websocket connection with <reason>.
Exactly similar fields are also available in WebSocket protocol's
CLOSE frame, but some browser implementation (google-chrome) doesn't seem to
handle that well. This is a temporary application-level close websocket
to circumvent the same.
<reason> can have following values:
* ownertermination - If the session close is due to 'Document owner'
terminating the session.
(Document owner is the one who has the file ownership and hence have the
ability to kill all other sessions if EnableOwnerTermination flag in WOPI
CheckFileInfo is 'true' (assumed to be 'false' by default).
* shuttingdown - Sent when the server is going down in a graceful fashion.
The server doesn't disconnect from clients yet, but starts
saving document and tearing down internals.
* recycling - The last message sent from the server when it is gracefully
shutting down to let clients know they can try connecting
after a short interval.
* documentconflict - All sessions of this document are going down
because file was changed in storage and we want to load the new document
from the storage.
* versionrestore payload - Version restore message is also sent as part of
the close frame. See `versionrestore:` message for details.
getchildid: id=<id>
Returns the child id
invalidatetiles: part=<partNumber> x=<x> y=<y> width=<width> height=<height> wid=<wid>
All parameters are numbers. Tells the client to invalidate any
cached tiles for the document area specified (in twips), at any
zoom level.
invalidatetiles: EMPTY, <partNumber>, <mode>, wid=<wid>
Tells the client to invalidate all cached tiles.
pong rendercount=<num>
sent in reply to a 'ping' message, where <num> is the total number
of rendered tiles of the document.
saveas: url=<url> name=<name>
<url> is a wopi URL of the newly created file, including the access token.
<name> is the resulting name (without path) that was created on the wopi
host. It can differ from what was requested in case the file already existed.
status: type=<typeName> parts=<numberOfParts> current=<currentPartNumber> width=<width> height=<height> viewid=<viewId> hiddenparts=<part1,part2,...> selectedparts=<part1,part2,...> [partNames]
<typeName> is 'text, 'spreadsheet', 'presentation', 'drawing' or 'other. Others are numbers.
if the document has multiple parts and those have names, part names follow separated by '\n'
statusupdate: type=<typeName> parts=<numberOfParts> current=<currentPartNumber> width=<width> height=<height> viewid=<viewId> hiddenparts=<part1,part2,...> selectedparts=<part1,part2,...> [partNames]
Same as status: but issued whenever the document parts have updated significantly.
status: implies document loading. statusupdate: is just an update.
styles: {"styleFamily": ["styles in family"], etc. }
statechanged: <key>=<value>
Notifies client of state changed events of <key>.
Eg: 'statechanged: .uno:Undo=enabled'
textselectioncontent:
<JSON>
Current selection's content, only for text-only selections of a reasonably limited size.
For complex selection and large texts, selectioncontent message is returned.
The keys of the JSON are MIME types (text/html, text/plain;charset=utf-8),
the values are the content of the selection in that format.
For debug/test purposes, in case a single MIME type is requested, that's
returned as-is, not inside a JSON.
complexselection:
Complex selections with embedded objects and large text selections need special export handling.
This response signifies that the payload is large and/or complex and needs to be retrieved via the clipboard API.
tile: part=<partNumber> width=<width> height=<height> tileposx=<xpos> tileposy=<ypos> tilewidth=<tileWidth> tileheight=<tileHeight> [timestamp=<time>] [wid=<wireId>]
<binaryPngImage>
The parameters from the corresponding 'tile' command.
WireId is a monotonically incrementing, unique reference to a
state of the document on the server, and can be included by
the client in the next 'tile' message requesting the same tile.
the tile message has at least one keyframe, followed by any
number of concatentated compressed deltas.
delta: part=<partNumber> width=<width> height=<height> tileposx=<xpos> tileposy=<ypos> tilewidth=<tileWidth> tileheight=<tileHeight> [timestamp=<time>] [wid=<wireId>]
A delta command is like a tile: command but the payload is purely
an incremental patch on top of a previous tile.
commandresult: <payload>
This is used to acknowledge the commands from the client.
<payload> is { command: <command name>, success: 'true' }
Each LOK_CALLBACK_FOO_BAR callback except
LOK_CALLBACK_INVALIDATE_TILES causes a corresponding message to the
client, consisting of the FOO_BAR part in lowercase, without
underscore, followed by a colon, space and the callback
payload. (LOK_CALLBACK_INVALIDATE_TILES causes an invalidatetiles:
message as documented above.) For instance:
invalidatecursor: <payload>
The payload contains a rectangle describing the cursor position
and the id of the view which triggered the invalidation. JSON payload.
The communication between the parent process (the one keeping open the
Websocket connections to the clients) and a child process (handling
one document through LibreOfficeKit) uses the same protocol, with
the following additions and changes:
unocommandresult: <payload>
Callback that an UNO command has finished.
See LOK_CALLBACK_UNO_COMMAND_RESULT for details.
invalidateviewcursor:
Per-view cursor position invalidation. JSON payload.
textviewselection:
Per-view text selection bounds. JSON payload.
cellviewcursor:
Per-view cell cursor position. JSON payload.
graphicviewselection:
Per-view graphic selection. JSON payload.
viewcursorvisible:
Per-view cursor visible. JSON payload.
viewlock:
Per-view lock rectangle. JSON payload.
viewinfo: <payload>
Message is sent everytime there is any change in view information.
<payload> consists of an array of JSON objects. Structure of JSON
objects is like : {"id": <viewid>, "username": <Full Name of the user>}
redlinetablechanged:
Signals that the redlines table has been modified.
Redlines are used for tracking changes.
comment:
Signals that comment has either been added, removed or modified. See
LOK_CALLBACK_COMMENT for JSON structure.
celladdress: <payload>
Message is sent anytime the content of the address input box should be updated.
The <payload> is a string representing the new content.
stats: <key> <value>
Contains statistical data. Eg: 'stats: wopiloadduration 5' means that
wopi calls made in loading of document took 5 seconds.
perm: <permission>
<permission> can be one of 'edit', 'view', 'readonly'. Client must
change the UI accordingly (disabling buttons etc.)
wopi: <JSON>
Sent only in case storage is WOPI. Contains WOPI related
capabilities/information for JS part to act accordingly.
Properties mentioned:
+ PostMessageOrigin: See WOPI specs for more information
+ HideSaveOption: (boolean): If Collabora Online should hide the save options
+ HidePrintOption: (boolean): If Collabora Online should hide print options
+ HideExportOption: (boolean): If Collabora Online should hide the export options
this implies 'Download as' options in file menu
+ HideRepairOption: (boolean): If Collabora Online should hide the Repair
undo functionality
versionrestore: <action>
Possible values for <action>:
- prerestore_ack: The host can go ahead with restoring the document to an
earlier revision.
clipboardchanged: <selection>
Sent when the content of the internal clipboard has changed.
context: <applicationId> <context>
Sent when the editing context changes in the application; like when the
user switches from editing a textframe to editing a graphic object, etc.
Can be used eg. for contextual change of the toolbars.
signaturestatus: <sign status>
Possible values:
0xffff - Unknown
0 - NOSIGNATURES
1 - OK
2 - BROKEN
3 - INVALID (signature is OK, but doc is modified now)
4 - NOTVALIDATED (signature is OK, but certificate could not be validated)
5 - PARTIAL_OK (signature and certificate are ok, but not all files are signed - old documents only)
shapeselectioncontent: <content>
Current selection's content
mobile: <event>
Available only in the mobile (Android and iOS) apps. When you send
'mobile: eventname', the socket code will fire a 'eventname' event on the
map.
windowpaint: id=<id> width=<width> height=<height> rectangle=<x>,<y>,<width>,<height> hash=<hash> nopng
Sent to the client when the server rendered the bitmap of a dialog.
<id> is the window's int ID.
<width> is the pixel width of the returned bitmap.
<height> is the pixel height of the returned bitmap.
<x>,<y>,<width>,<height> is the rendered area of the dialog
<hash> is the hash key of this bitmap in the pixmap cache
nopng appears when the the bitmap was already in the cache, so no PNG
encoding happened.
contentcontrol: <JSON>
*Properties
- action - show, hide, change-picture
- rectangles - rectangle coordinates (x-coordinate, y-coordinate, width, height)
- date - boolean to indicate date content control
- items - array of items for dropdown
canonicalidchange: viewid=<id> canonicalid=<id> viewrenderedstate=<Light|Dark|Empty>
child -> parent
===============
curpart: part=<partNumber>
Sent to the parent process before certain messages that the parent
needs to act on in addition to passing them on to the client, like
invalidatetiles:
errortoall: cmd=<command> kind=<kind> [code=<error_code>]
Causes the parent to send the corresponding error: message to all
clients.
saveas: url=<url> filename=<filename>
<url> is a URL of the destination, encoded. Sent from the child to the
parent after a saveAs() completed.
<filename> is the resulting jailed filename of the newly created file.
client-<sessionId> <Payload Message>
Forwarding message between a child and its parent session.
The payload message is forwarded to the ClientSession.
procmemstats: pid=<pid> pss=<pss in kb> dirty=<private dirty in kb>
Memory information sent periodically to parent process by each of
the kit processes.
clipboardcontent:
in reply to a getclipboard: message.
mime_type\n
length\n
<binary selection content>
...
traceevent:
forcedtraceevent:
Followed by a number of lines consisting of Chrome Trace Event
formatted data recorded by the comphelper::TraceEvent API in the
core parts of the kit process.
The forcedtraceevent variant causes the data to be written to the
output file even if Trace Event recording is not turned on at the
moment. This is for metadata information.
parent -> child
===============
child-<sessionId> <Payload Message>
Forwarding message between a parent and its child session.
The payload message is forwarded to the ChildSession.
child-<sessionId> getclipboard:
fetches the complete clipboard for this view and returns
a clipboardcontent message.
child-<sessionId> setclipboard:
Sets the clipboard content for this view.
mime_type\n
length\n
<binary selection content>
...
disconnect
Signals to the child that the client for the respective connection
has disconnected.
exit
Signals to the child that the process must end and exit.
Admin console
===============
Client can query admin console to get information about currently opened
documents. Following information about the document is exposed:
* PID of the process hosting the document
* Number of client views opening this document
* Name of the document (URL encoded)
* Memory consumed by the process (in kilobytes)
* Elapsed time since first view of document was opened (in seconds)
Admin console can also opt to get notified of various events on the server. For
example, getting notified when a new document is opened or closed. Notifications
are commands sent from server to the client over established websocket.
Before doing anything, clients must authenticate by providing an auth token with
'auth' command.
client -> admin
==============
auth jwt=<jwtToken>
Authenticate the client with provided jwtToken. This is necessary before any
other command.
subscribe <space separated list of commands>
Where list of commands are the ones that client wants to get notified
about. For eg. 'subscribe adddoc rmdoc'
version
Queries the server for current version of lokit and coolserver. See
'lokitversion' and 'coolserver' in admin -> client for the format of
response message.
documents
Queries the server for list of opened documents. See `documents` command
in admin -> client section for format of the response message
history
Queries the server for list of opened and expired documents with their
snapshots. Returns a json object and it looks like:
{ "History" :
{
"documents": [
{
"filename":"hello-world.odt",
"start":1492104619,
"end":1492104680,
"pid":12302,
"snapshots": [
{
"creationTime":1492104619,
"memoryDirty":0,
"activeViews":1,
"views":["0008", ...],
"lastActivity":1492104619
},
{
...
}
]
},
{
...
}
],
"expiredDocuments" : [...]
}
}
mem_consumed
sent_bytes
recv_bytes
Queries for total memory or bandwidth being consumed by the server
in kilobytes. For mem_consumed this includes processes - coolwsd,
coolforkit, and child processes hosting various documents. For
sent/recv_bytes this includes only external traffic.
active_docs_count
Returns total number of documents opened
active_users_count
Returns total number of users connected. This is a summation of number
of views opened of each document.
settings
Queries the server for configurable settings from admin console.
log_lines
Gets last n lines from "coolwsd.log" file.
channel_list
Gets the log channels list with their respective log levels.
update-log-levels
Updates the log channels' log levels with the given log levels. Format is: "update-log-levels channel1name=loglevel channel2name=loglevel".
set <setting1=value1> <setting2=value2> ...
Sets a particular setting (must be one returned as response to
`settings` command) to value.
There are only 4 configurable settings as of now.
mem_stats_size: Number of memory consumed values that server caches
atmost.
mem_stats_interval: Time after which server calculates its total memory
consumption
cpu_stats_size: Number of cpu usage values that server caches atmost.
cpu_stats_interval: Time after which server calculates its total cpu
usage.
Note: cpu stats gathering is a TODO, so not functional as of now.
kill <pid>
<pid> process id of the document to kill. All sessions of document would be
killed. There is no way yet to kill individual sessions.
wopiSrcMap
get map of wopiSrc<->routeToken
verifyauth jwt=<jwt_token> id=<unique_identifier>
verify jwt token without shutting down the socket connection, works only with monitor
admin -> client
===============
Commands marked with [*] are notifications that are delivered only if client is
subscribed to these commands using `subscribe` (see client->admin
section). Others are just response messages to some client command.
[*] adddoc <pid> <filename> <sessionid> <username> <userid> <memory consumed> <wopiHost> <isViewReadOnly> <wopiSrc>
<pid> process id hosting the document
<filename> URL encoded name of the file
<sessionid> string identifying the view of this document
<memory consumed> RSS of <pid> in kilobytes
<wopihost> storage host on which document exist
[*] rmdoc <pid> <sessionid>
<pid> process id hosting the document
<sessionid> view which was closed
[*] mem_stats <memory consumed>
<memory consumed> in kilobytes sent from admin -> client after every
mem_stats_interval (see `set` command for list of settings)
[*] propchange <pid> <property> <new-value>
Notifies of a property change on a pid's property. Properties can
include:
"mem" <memory consumed> - in kilobytes of the process.
[*] resetidle <pid>
<pid> process id hosting the document
reset the idle time counter for the document
[*] updateroutetoken <JSON string>
<JSON string> contains the map of serverId as key and routeToken as value
[*] routing_rmdoc <wopiSrc>
<wopiSrc> of the document that is getting removed, fired when all the views gets expired
note: This might get additional parameters in future
[*] wopiSrcMap <JSON string>
wopiSrcMap:
{
"routeToken": "abcpqr"
"wopiSrc" : ["wopiSrc1", "wopiSrc2"]
}
<JSON string> contains the map wopiSrc<->routeToken
InvalidAuthToken
This is sent when invalid auth token is provided in 'auth' and 'verifyauth' command. See
above.
NotAuthenticated
When client sends an admin command that requires authentication.
ValidAuthToken
This is sent when valid token is provided in 'verifyauth' command. See above
documents <pid> <filename> <number of views> <memory consumed> <elapsed time> <idle time>
<pid> <filename> ....
...
<elapsed time> is in seconds since the first view of the document was opened
<idle time> is in seconds since some user did something in his view of the document (even just moving
the insertion cursor)
<number of views> Number of users/views opening this(<pid>) document
Other parameters are same as mentioned in `adddoc`
Each set document attributes is separated by a newline.
mem_consumed <memory>
Total memory being consumed by Collabora Online.
total_avail_mem <memory>
Total memory available to whole Collabora Online. This takes into account
the memproportion setting, if set by the user, when calculating the amount
of memory available to the process.
sent_bytes <memory>