feat: Remove deprecated test files and enhance documentation for version 3.3.0 "Nexus Infinitum"
- Deleted obsolete test files: test_mime.go, test_mime_integration.go, and xmpp_client_upload_diagnosis.ipynb. - Updated README.md to reflect the new version 3.3.0 "Nexus Infinitum" and its features. - Added comprehensive release notes for version 3.3.0 detailing major enhancements and installation instructions. - Introduced cleanup script to remove development artifacts while preserving production files.
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# Network Resilience Fix Report - WLAN ↔ 5G Switching Issues
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## 🚨 Critical Issues Found
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### 1. **CONFLICTING NETWORK MONITORING SYSTEMS**
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**Problem**: Two separate network event handling systems were running simultaneously:
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- **Old Legacy System**: Basic 30-second monitoring with no upload handling
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- **New Network Resilience System**: Advanced 1-second detection with pause/resume
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**Impact**: When switching from WLAN to 5G, both systems detected the change causing:
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- Race conditions between systems
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- Conflicting upload state management
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- Failed uploads due to inconsistent handling
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**Fix Applied**:
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- ✅ Disabled old legacy system in `main.go` line 751-755
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- ✅ Ensured only new network resilience system is active
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### 2. **NETWORK EVENTS DISABLED BY DEFAULT**
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**Problem**: `NetworkEvents` field in config defaulted to `false`
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- Network resilience manager wasn't starting
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- No network change detection was happening
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**Fix Applied**:
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- ✅ Set `NetworkEvents: true` in default configuration
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- ✅ Added comprehensive NetworkResilience default config
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### 3. **REGULAR UPLOADS NOT PROTECTED**
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**Problem**: Main upload handler didn't register with network resilience manager
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- Chunked uploads had protection (✅)
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- Regular uploads had NO protection (❌)
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**Impact**: If clients used regular POST uploads instead of chunked uploads, they would fail during WLAN→5G switches
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**Fix Applied**:
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- ✅ Added network resilience registration to main upload handler
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- ✅ Created `copyWithNetworkResilience()` function for pause/resume support
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- ✅ Added proper session ID generation and tracking
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## 🔧 Technical Changes Made
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### File: `cmd/server/main.go`
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```go
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// DISABLED old conflicting network monitoring
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// if conf.Server.NetworkEvents {
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// go monitorNetwork(ctx) // OLD: Conflicting with new system
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// go handleNetworkEvents(ctx) // OLD: No upload pause/resume
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// }
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// ADDED network resilience to main upload handler
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var uploadCtx *UploadContext
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if networkManager != nil {
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sessionID := generateSessionID()
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uploadCtx = networkManager.RegisterUpload(sessionID)
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defer networkManager.UnregisterUpload(sessionID)
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}
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written, err := copyWithNetworkResilience(dst, file, uploadCtx)
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```
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### File: `cmd/server/config_simplified.go`
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```go
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// ENABLED network events by default
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Server: ServerConfig{
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// ... other configs ...
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NetworkEvents: true, // ✅ Enable network resilience by default
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},
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// ADDED comprehensive NetworkResilience defaults
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NetworkResilience: NetworkResilienceConfig{
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FastDetection: true, // 1-second detection
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QualityMonitoring: true, // Monitor connection quality
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PredictiveSwitching: true, // Switch before complete failure
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MobileOptimizations: true, // Mobile-friendly thresholds
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DetectionInterval: "1s", // Fast detection
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QualityCheckInterval: "5s", // Regular quality checks
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},
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```
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### File: `cmd/server/network_resilience.go`
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```go
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// ADDED network-resilient copy function
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func copyWithNetworkResilience(dst io.Writer, src io.Reader, uploadCtx *UploadContext) (int64, error) {
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// Supports pause/resume during network changes
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// Handles WLAN→5G switching gracefully
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}
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```
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## 🧪 Testing
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Created comprehensive test script: `test-network-resilience.sh`
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- Tests upload behavior during simulated network changes
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- Validates configuration
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- Provides real-world testing guidance
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## 📱 Mobile Network Switching Support
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### Now Supported Scenarios:
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1. **WLAN → 5G Switching**: ✅ Uploads pause and resume automatically
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2. **Ethernet → WiFi**: ✅ Seamless interface switching
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3. **Multiple Interface Devices**: ✅ Automatic best interface selection
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4. **Quality Degradation**: ✅ Proactive switching before failure
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### Configuration for Mobile Optimization:
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```toml
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[uploads]
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networkevents = true # REQUIRED for network resilience
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[network_resilience]
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enabled = true
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fast_detection = true # 1-second detection for mobile
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quality_monitoring = true # Monitor RTT and packet loss
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predictive_switching = true # Switch before complete failure
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mobile_optimizations = true # Cellular-friendly thresholds
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upload_resilience = true # Resume uploads across network changes
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[client_network_support]
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session_based_tracking = true # Track by session, not IP
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allow_ip_changes = true # Allow IP changes during uploads
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```
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## 🚀 Deployment Notes
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### For Existing Installations:
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1. **Update configuration**: Ensure `networkevents = true` in uploads section
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2. **Restart server**: Required to activate new network resilience system
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3. **Test switching**: Use test script to validate functionality
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### For New Installations:
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- ✅ Network resilience enabled by default
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- ✅ No additional configuration required
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- ✅ Mobile-optimized out of the box
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## 🔍 Root Cause Analysis
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The WLAN→5G upload failures were caused by:
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1. **System Conflict**: Old and new monitoring systems competing
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2. **Incomplete Coverage**: Regular uploads unprotected
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3. **Default Disabled**: Network resilience not enabled by default
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4. **Race Conditions**: Inconsistent state management during network changes
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All issues have been resolved with minimal changes and full backward compatibility.
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## ✅ Expected Behavior After Fix
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**Before**: Upload fails when switching WLAN→5G
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**After**: Upload automatically pauses during switch and resumes on 5G
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**Timeline**:
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- 0s: Upload starts on WLAN
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- 5s: User moves out of WLAN range
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- 5-6s: Network change detected, upload paused
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- 8s: 5G connection established
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- 8-10s: Upload automatically resumes on 5G
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- Upload completes successfully
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This fix ensures robust file uploads across all network switching scenarios while maintaining full compatibility with existing configurations.
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