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The docs presently state:
If the user who is trying to connect is not the owner of the atServer, then the from verb should respond with the following response.
from
proof:<sessionid>@<@sign>:<UUID>
If the user is not allowed to connect to the atServer, then it should respond back with the following error and close the connection to the server.
error:AT0013-Connection Exception
But if I try from:anotheratsign then the actual response is:
from:anotheratsign
error:AT0401-Exception: Certificate Verification Failed
cpswan
8fe461b7-9d18-5ccf-9e3b-9ffe4cd09571.canary.atsign.zone:1912
openssl s_client 8fe461b7-9d18-5ccf-9e3b-9ffe4cd09571.canary.atsign.zone:1912
from:colin
from:@colin
from:infrafon_0058
The response should be: proof:<sessionid>@<@sign>:<UUID>
If I try to use an atSign that doesn't exist e.g. from:anywhere then I (correctly) get:
from:anywhere
error:AT0007-Exception: Unable to find secondary address for atSign:anywhere
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
proof:
Sorry, something went wrong.
We should probably be clearer about things that can only be done atServer-atServer.
gkc
nickelskevin
cconstab
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Describe the bug
The docs presently state:
If the user who is trying to connect is not the owner of the atServer, then the
from
verb should respond with the following response.proof:<sessionid>@<@sign>:<UUID>
If the user is not allowed to connect to the atServer, then it should respond back with the following error and close the connection to the server.
error:AT0013-Connection Exception
But if I try
from:anotheratsign
then the actual response is:error:AT0401-Exception: Certificate Verification Failed
Steps to reproduce
cpswan
in the atDirectory, which is8fe461b7-9d18-5ccf-9e3b-9ffe4cd09571.canary.atsign.zone:1912
openssl s_client 8fe461b7-9d18-5ccf-9e3b-9ffe4cd09571.canary.atsign.zone:1912
from:colin
orfrom:@colin
orfrom:infrafon_0058
error:AT0401-Exception: Certificate Verification Failed
Expected behavior
The response should be:
proof:<sessionid>@<@sign>:<UUID>
Additional context
If I try to use an atSign that doesn't exist e.g.
from:anywhere
then I (correctly) get:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: