NAME
    AnyEvent::TFTPd - Trivial File Transfer Protocol daemon

VERSION
    0.10

DESCRIPTION
    This module handles TFTP request in an AnyEvent environment.

SYNOPSIS
     package My::AnyEvent::Connection;
     use Moose;
     extends 'AnyEvent::TFTPd::Connection';

     sub _build_filehandle {
        my $self = shift;
        my $file = $self->file;

        # ...

        return $filehandle;
     }

     1;

     package main;

     my $tftpd = AnyEvent::TFTPd->new(
                     address => 'localhost',
                     port => 69,
                     connection_class => 'My::AnyEvent::Connection',
                     max_connections => 100,
                 )->setup or die $@;

ATTRIBUTES
  address
    Holds the address this server should bind to. Default is "127.0.0.1".

  port
    Holds the default port this server should listen to. Default is 69.

  connection_class
    This string holds the classname where the connection objects should be
    constructed from. The default AnyEvent::TFTPd::Connection class is quite
    useless without subclassing it. See "SYNOPSIS" for more details.

  max_connections
    The max concurrent connections this object can handle. Used inside
    "on_connect()" to decide if a new connection should be establised or
    not.

    Setting this to zero (the default) means that the server should handle
    unlimited connections.

  _connections
     $connection_obj = $self->get_connection(peername);
     $connection_obj = $self->add_connection($connection_obj);
     @connections = $self->get_all_connections;

    This attribute holds a hash-ref, where the keys are "peername()" of the
    connections, and the values point to AnyEvent::TFTPd::Connection
    objects. Use the delegated methods listed above to access this
    attribute.

  _handle
     $io_socket_inet = $self->socket;
     $packed = $self->peername;

    This attribute holds an instance of AnyEvent::Handle::UDP, which handles
    the methods listed above.

METHODS
  setup
    This method will prepare the handle/socket for incoming connections. It
    will return c<$self> on success and 0 on failure. Check $@ for a full
    error message on failure.

    Return value $self allows you to chain "new()" and "setup()".

  on_read
    This hook is called each time data is received from a peer host. It will
    parse the datagram received and act accordingly.

  on_connect
    This method returns a new AnyEvent::TFTPd::Connection object for a new
    connection. This method is called when either a RRQ/WRQ opcode is
    received in "on_read()".

    This method might skip these steps if no more connections are available.
    This is computed by comparing the number of connections and
    "max_connections".

  on_error
    This hook is called from the handler, when something unexpected has
    happened. See AnyEvent::Handle for details.

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE
    Copyright 2007 Jan Henning Thorsen, all rights reserved.

    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself.

AUTHOR
    Jan Henning Thorsen "jhthorsen at cpan.org"