Denying a CTM request to a bot

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darkKlor
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Denying a CTM request to a bot

Post by darkKlor » 01 Feb 2009, 04:59

I'm writing a hub and am unsure of what to do in the CTM handler. At the moment I simply ignore CTM requests where the target has the client type Bot flag set. That is, I do not dispatch the CTM at all. The trouble with this is the client doesn't give up, so every 90 seconds (I think) the client sends another CTM request.

What STA should I send to make DC++ stop trying to connect?

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Re: Denying a CTM request to a bot

Post by Pietry » 01 Feb 2009, 09:01

I guess STA 125 FCDCTM or something ( Access denied ) , but afaik DC++ does not check all the STA messages so probably it will send the CTM again. But if your hub is in the line of the protocol don't worry about what DC++ is doing or is not doing, just respect what the protocol says.
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hnoor77
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Re: Denying a CTM request to a bot

Post by hnoor77 » 11 Jan 2016, 06:17

I simply ignore CTM requests where the target has the client type Bot flag set.
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Re: Denying a CTM request to a bot

Post by Primos » 06 Aug 2017, 06:05

hnoor77 wrote:
11 Jan 2016, 06:17
I simply ignore CTM requests where the target has the client type Bot flag set.
How do you do that?

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