Difference between revisions of "DenyTrustedCircuit"
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Sent under one of the follow conditions: | Sent under one of the follow conditions: | ||
*in response to failed [[CreateTrustedCircuit]] | *in response to failed [[CreateTrustedCircuit]] | ||
*to force the remote end-point to try to establish a trusted circuit | *to force the remote end-point to try to establish a trusted [[circuit]] | ||
*the reception of a trusted message on a non-trusted circuit | *the reception of a trusted message on a non-trusted [[circuit]] | ||
This allows us to re-authorize a circuit if it gets closed due to timeouts or network failures. | This allows us to re-authorize a circuit if it gets closed due to timeouts or network failures. | ||
[[Category:Messages]] | [[Category:Messages]] | ||
[[Category:Common Messages]] | [[Category:Common Messages]] | ||
Revision as of 12:46, 28 December 2006
Message Layout
{
DenyTrustedCircuit Low NotTrusted Unencoded
{
DataBlock Single
{ EndPointID LLUUID }
}
}
Usage and Notes
Sent under one of the follow conditions:
- in response to failed CreateTrustedCircuit
- to force the remote end-point to try to establish a trusted circuit
- the reception of a trusted message on a non-trusted circuit
This allows us to re-authorize a circuit if it gets closed due to timeouts or network failures.