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# DirectoryScanReceiver
`DirectoryScanReceiver` is a small TCP server that receives file data over a simple delimiter-based protocol and writes files into an `output` directory.
It is the receiver counterpart to [`DirectoryScanSender`](../DirectoryScanSender), and both projects can work together out of the box with the current default settings.
## Companion Project
- Sender counterpart: [`DirectoryScanSender`](../DirectoryScanSender)
- Shared default TCP port: `7156`
## Shared Protocol
Both projects use the same message format:
```text
<path>|<length>|<content>\r\n\r\n
```
- `path`: file path string sent by the sender
- `length`: declared payload length
- `content`: payload content
Multiple messages can be sent over the same TCP connection, each terminated by `\r\n\r\n`.
## Features
- Listens for TCP connections on port `7156`
- Accepts multiple file messages over a connection
- Writes files to an `output` directory next to the executable
- Creates subdirectories when needed
- Skips existing files (no overwrite)
- Prevents writing outside the `output` directory
## Runtime Behavior
- The server waits for incoming TCP connections.
- Each valid message is parsed and written as one file.
- Empty or invalid messages are ignored.
- The `output` directory is cleared once when the application starts.
Console output includes connection events, received payload sizes, and written file paths.
## Requirements
- .NET SDK with support for `net10.0`
## Build and Run
From the repository root:
```bash
dotnet build
dotnet run --project DirectoryScanReceiver
```
The server prints messages such as:
- `Started Server!`
- `Waiting for data!`
## Test Message Example
Using `nc` (netcat):
```bash
printf 'hello.txt|5|hello\r\n\r\n' | nc 127.0.0.1 7156
```
This writes `hello.txt` into the receiver's `output` directory.
Subdirectories are also supported:
```bash
printf 'subdir/note.txt|11|hello world\r\n\r\n' | nc 127.0.0.1 7156
```
## Notes
- The protocol is simple and delimiter-based.
- The receiver is intended to be used with [`DirectoryScanSender`](../DirectoryScanSender) or another sender that follows the same message format.
- The current defaults match the local `DirectoryScanSender` project (`localhost:7156`).
- The service uses plain TCP and does not include authentication or encryption.
## License and Disclaimer
This project may be used, copied, modified, and shared freely.
It is provided `as is`, without warranty of any kind. The author is not liable for any damages or losses resulting from its use.