move the zot6 delivery to zot_fetch where it makes more sense. Exhaustively hand tested.

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zotlabs 2018-02-20 17:18:08 -08:00
parent 441cdeff3f
commit 02575f46a6
2 changed files with 8 additions and 3 deletions

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@ -2553,10 +2553,10 @@ function channel_remove($channel_id, $local = true, $unset_session = false) {
q("DELETE FROM profile WHERE uid = %d", intval($channel_id));
q("DELETE FROM src WHERE src_channel_id = %d", intval($channel_id));
$r = q("select resource_id FROM attach WHERE uid = %d", intval($channel_id));
$r = q("select hash FROM attach WHERE uid = %d", intval($channel_id));
if($r) {
foreach($r as $rv) {
attach_delete($channel_id,$rv['resource_id']);
attach_delete($channel_id,$rv['hash']);
}
}

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@ -1152,7 +1152,12 @@ function zot_process_response($hub, $arr, $outq) {
* @brief
*
* We received a notification packet (in mod_post) that a message is waiting for us, and we've verified the sender.
* Now send back a pickup message, using our message tracking ID ($arr['secret']), which we will sign with our site
* Check if the site is using zot6 delivery and includes a verified HTTP Signature, signed content, and a 'msg' field,
* and also that the signer and the sender match.
* If that happens, we do not need to fetch/pickup the message - we have it already and it is verified.
* Translate it into the form we need for zot_import() and import it.
*
* Otherwise send back a pickup message, using our message tracking ID ($arr['secret']), which we will sign with our site
* private key.
* The entire pickup message is encrypted with the remote site's public key.
* If everything checks out on the remote end, we will receive back a packet containing one or more messages,