Python Automated Chat Client/Server. No GUI required.

I need a custom chat client/server writen in python. On the server part: * The server will be running on a Debian/Ubuntu based OS. * The server must accept multiple clients, as many as the computer's hardware will allow. * The server must accept clients only if they provide the correct predefined password. * When a client is authenticated the server must assing an ID automatically based on the client's MAC address. * When a new client is added to the server the server must broadcast the list of all the clients that are connected, to all the clients. * When a client asks the server for a list of clients, the server must send to that client the list of all the other clients. * The server must track wich clients are connected and when a client disconnects, then it must broadcast the list of the remaining clients connected to all the remaining clients. * The server must have a web interface where the user must able to: * Set the server's IP address when the server is running on a Debian/Ubuntu based OS. * Set some data for the clients (Name, Surname, Age, Email, Username). * Set the client connection password. * See the list of connected clients (IP, ID, MAC ADDRESS, STATUS) and their data (Name, Surname, Age, Email, Username). * See the whole chat history. * When the data for the clients is set by the user, the server must broadcast the new data to all the clients. * If a client disconnects, the server should retain the clients details (IP, ID, MAC ADDRESS, STATUS) and their data (Name, Surname, Age, Email, Username). * If a client reconnects with different IP address then the client details will be updated and sent to the other clients via broadcast. * When the server receives a message for a specific client, it should transmit it to that client and wait for confirmation from that client. * All messages broadcasted from the server, must be confirmed from the clients. * If a client doesn't confirm a message the server must retry that client. After 3 retries, the server must consider the client offline and must update the connected list. On the client part: * The client will be running on a Debian/Ubuntu based OS. * The client must have a web interface where the user must able to: * Set the clients's IP address when the client is running on a Debian/Ubuntu based OS. * Set the IP address of the server that the client will connect to. * Set the client connection password that will try to send to the server when it will try to connect. * After succesfully connecting to the server the client must read and store to a file the list of connected clients that will receive from the server. * When a client sends a message, it will always be directed to an other client. * When any message arrives from the server the client must confirm that it received it.