[sldev] DenyTrustedCircuit?

[Joel Riedesel]

Thanks.  That makes sense.  But I don't see any packets I'm sending that
are trusted...
Here's my latest interaction:
->UseCircuitCode
<-PacketAck
->CompleteAgentMovement
->EconomyDataRequest
<-AgentDataUpdate
<-AgentGroupDataUpdate
<-RegionHandshake
<-AgentMovementComplete
->AgentDataUpdateRequest
<-EconomyData
<-PacketAck
<-HealthMessage
->RegionHandshakeReply
->AgentThrottle
->AgentHeightWeidth
->AgentUpdate
->SetAlwaysRun
->MuteListRequest
->MoneyBalanceRequest
<-PacketAck
<-DenyTrustedCircuit

I double checked the packets I'm sending out and none of them are marked
as trusted in the message file... can you see something obvious from
that interaction outline?

Joel

Phoenix wrote:
> On 2007 Mar 6, at 09:38, Joel Riedesel wrote:
>> But at one point I'm receiving a DenyTrustedCircuit packet from SL.
>> (The SLProxy trace of the main SLClient doesn't see this packet.)
>>
>>
>> 1) Why am I getting this packet?
>> 2) I believe I am supposed to return a CreateTrustedCircuit in response
>> but what is the Digest element of that packet supposed to be a digest
>> of? (I'm assuming MD5).
> 
> The DenyTrustedCircuit message is sent when an untrusted host sends a
> message that has been tagged as requiring trust. To establish trust you
> will need to either have a generated shared secret which we do not
> distribute.
>