> Hi Luigi,
>
> I think there's a problem with calls from the sampy hub to clients.
> For instance I am receiving the XML-RPC call
> samp.client.recieveNotification
> with two parameters, which look like the application's public ID and
> the message structure. At sec 4.2, the specification says:
>
> 3. All other hub and client methods take the private-key as
> their first argument.
>
> so I think that you should be inserting the private-key as the first
> argument of your receiveNotification calls from hub to client
> (and possibly other hub to client calls too, I haven't checked these).
>
> Mark
Hi Mark,
well, you're right, sampy just sends two parameters: sender-id (which is the sender application public ID) and messages.
Reading the specification you mentioned actually it seems that I should also send a private-key... right, but... which private-key? The receiver private-key? This is useless... clients know their private-key. The sender private-key? Absolutely no, otherwise the clients reveal their hub/client communication secret code. The samp.hub-id? Maybe, just to let the client verify that the XML-RPC call actually is performed by the hub and not by an intruder. Am I right?
Thank you Mark for your testing.
Luigi Received on 2008-07-03Z17:21:05