Re: Does the Push message still exist?

--- In [email protected], "wwiltse25150" <sierraprog@...> wrote:
>
> I am designing a Gnutella client and am trying to properly adhere 
to 
> correct structure for all Gnutella messages. I am having a problem 
> with the Push message. The message gets sent to firewalled servents 
> but I never receive a response from them. I am using the raw 
> ServentID and FileIndex values received from the queryhit message 
and 
> sending them in my Push. I am also using the same TTL value that I 
> use for my query messages.
> 
> In an attempt to look at other Push messages to see if my structure 
> is wrong, I have temporarily programmed my client to notify me of 
all 
> messages it sees that are not Ping, Pong, Query or QueryHit. I have 
> noticed that no matter how long I run my servent program (in 
> ultrapeer mode), there don't seem to be any other messages that 
come 
> across. 
> 
> My question is this: Is the Push (0x40) message still in use today? 
Yes 
> If so, can anyone help me figure out why I can never get a servent 
to 
> respond?  
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> Bill
>
Are you using OOB protocol?
If yes, so you can send a push directly to your responder servent 
throug UDP, and reaction should be opening new TCP connection. Of 
coures if the responer is not firewalled from UDP too.
Try it :)