Local AF_UNIX unix domain socket server and client which uses TCP-style SOCK_SEQPACKET (unixpacket in Go) packets for sending messages from one server to multiple clients.
See example directory for example.
The maximum unix domain socket packet size is determined with kernel parameters. Server counts packets from the client and user can set a limit to the server. If client gets too far behind the server disconnects that client. This is so that memory can be freed.
When a client connects the server sends version information. Client replies with it's version information. If the version is correct the connection is added to the server's connection list, otherwise the connection is closed.
After the handshake the server simply sends what ever bytes it wants to the client.
The packet first contains the packet ID (uint64) and then the actual data from end-user. Client replies with packet ID after it has handled the packet.