Add chat_open, chat_send, chat_wait and chat_close to the MCP tool set,
behind a new McpChat switch that defaults to off and is independent of
the read-only switch. The tools reuse the existing client chat link: the
main connection sends COMMAND_CHAT, the client opens a sub-connection
with TOKEN_CONN_AUTH and TOKEN_CHAT_START, the server answers with
COMMAND_NEXT_CHAT, and both directions then carry raw CP936 text.
Sessions are per host and held in shared pointers under their own mutex,
so a waiting chat_wait survives a close or a dropped sub-connection, and
chat_send is serialised per session. Text is converted strictly between
UTF-8 and CP936: invalid UTF-8, characters GBK cannot represent (emoji,
accented letters) and messages over the client's 4000-byte buffer are
rejected with -32602 instead of being mangled. A one-second settle delay
after the sub-connection binds keeps the first message from reaching the
client before its chat window exists.
The routing hooks run before the host-management hooks in MessageHandle
and clear the route in OfflineProc before the context leaves the list. A
five-second tombstone absorbs a late TOKEN_CHAT_START after a timeout, so
a failed chat_open does not pop the MFC chat dialog. Idle sessions are
swept on every tool call, and audit entries record the session id and
byte counts only, never message bodies.
The settings dialog gains the chat checkbox and the translated labels
for all three languages, and the strict UTF-8 to CP936 helpers move from
McpMachine.cpp to McpInternal so both tool families can share them.
Co-Authored-By: deepseek-flash
Expose the online-list TLS column through list_online_hosts, search_hosts
and get_host_detail. The value comes from the flag the client reports at
login, so old clients always read false.
Add list_network_connections and kill_network_connection on top of the
connection manager sub-connection protocol. The kill path matches the
original 110-byte record instead of rebuilding addresses, supports a dry
run, refuses UDP/IPv6 targets, and verifies that the quadruple really
disappeared instead of assuming success.
Add a host_* family backed by the machine manager protocol: ten read
tools covering every tab of the host management dialog, and four
recoverable write tools for process freeze/thaw, window restore/hide/
maximize/minimize, service start/stop/pause/continue/restart, and
scheduled task run/stop. Every write re-reads the snapshot before sending
and re-checks afterwards, reporting -32009 for stale targets rather than
acting blindly. The family is gated by McpMachine, the risky subset by
McpMachineDangerous, and writes additionally require read-only mode to
be off.
Route managed sub-connections from MessageHandle and OfflineProc, keep
the single-in-flight rule by sharing the pending table with a request
kind, and move the shared JSON/lock/encoding helpers into McpInternal so
both tool families use one implementation. Settings dialog, design docs
and en_US/zh_TW/de_DE translations are updated accordingly.
Co-Authored-By: deepseek-flash
Add an optional MCP server (JSON-RPC 2.0 over Streamable HTTP) exposing
an online-host listing tool, protected by a Bearer token. Disabled by
default; configured via a new "Extensions > MCP Settings" dialog.
- McpServer: httplib + JSON-RPC 2.0 dispatch (initialize/ping/tools/list/tools/call)
- McpSettingsDlg: runtime-created dialog for enable/port/bind/token
- HostJson: extract single-host JSON serialization shared with WebService
- FRP: expose MCP port (union with listening/Web ports) when bound to 0.0.0.0
- i18n: en_US / zh_TW translations
Co-Authored-By: deepseek-v4-pro
