#include <dialback.h>
Data Fields | |
| mio | m |
| char * | id |
| xmlnode | results |
| db | d |
| char * | we_domain |
| char * | other_domain |
| int | xmpp_version |
| time_t | stamp |
incoming dialback streams
the dialback instance
Referenced by _dialback_beat_in_idle(), dialback_in_dbic_cleanup(), dialback_in_read(), dialback_in_read_db(), and dialback_in_verify().
| char* dbic_struct::id |
random id we assigned to this stream
Referenced by dialback_in_dbic_cleanup(), dialback_in_read(), dialback_in_read_db(), and dialback_in_verify().
the connection of the incoming stream
Referenced by _dialback_beat_in_idle(), dialback_in_read(), dialback_in_read_db(), and dialback_in_verify().
who the other end told to be in its stream root from attribute (if present)
Referenced by dialback_in_read(), and dialback_in_read_db().
db:result elements that we received and that are not yet fully processed (just doing dialback on them). We add an additional attribute "key" to the element: "streamid@ourdomain/peersdomain"
Referenced by dialback_in_read_db(), and dialback_in_verify().
| time_t dbic_struct::stamp |
then the connection has been accepted
Referenced by _dialback_beat_in_idle().
| char* dbic_struct::we_domain |
who the other end expects us to be (to attribute of stream head) for selecting a certificate at STARTTLS
Referenced by dialback_in_read(), and dialback_in_read_db().
version of the stream, -1 not yet known, 0 preXMPP
Referenced by dialback_in_read(), dialback_in_read_db(), and dialback_in_verify().
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