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plugin-peermessage's Issues

Where's the "Installed" Plugin's Source Code?

Quick question! I'm working with the PluginManager recently introduced by @HelloZeroNet. I can install and test PeerMessage just fine (as I was able to do by cloning the source directly into /plugins). However, after INSTALLING using the manager, I can't find the source code anywhere; especially NOT in /plugins folder where I would expect it to be COPIED??

I imagine UiPluginManager is putting the source SOMEWHERE. Again, the plugin works fine, and gets listed under plugins when requesting serverInfo. (NOTE: it shows up last, NOT in alphabetical order, so being appended??)

I've seen mention of == "builtin"??, but don't know what that's for.

One thing that I suspect could be happening, is that UiPluginManager is storing a reference to the zite where the plugin code was sourced from and then executes from there?? doesn't seem very secure to me, so that's a long shot.

@imachug any help/insight would much appreciated.

Crypt Errors with ZN revision 4327

I got on raspbian:
ERROR - Unhandled exception: AttributeError: module 'Crypt.Crypt' has no attribute 'verify' in greenlet.py line 766 > PeerMessage/FileRequestPlugin.py line 29 > PeerMessage/FileRequestPlugin.py line 224
Also
ERROR - Unhandled exception: AttributeError: module 'Crypt.Crypt' has no attribute 'privatekeyToAddress' in greenlet.py line 766 > PeerMessage/UiWebsocketPlugin.py line 65 > PeerMessage/UiWebsocketPlugin.py line 284 > PeerMessage/UiWebsocketPlugin.py line 267
Any ideas?

Peer(in)valid timeout

Hi

Can Peer validity messages be sent with delay? I plan to use it to ban bad peers but decision may not come instantly. What's the timeout and are broadcasts cached until peerValid sent?

Receiving Hub Messages

Pleased to have PeerMessage(s) sending and receiving. But now I'm trying to setup via a Hub (to limit the broadcast/spam), but can't seem to follow the Receiving guide.

I am able to SEND messages cmd('as', [HUB_ADDRESS, 'peerBroadcast', pkg]).

But specifically, how to listen if (cmd == "peerReceive") { and RECEIVE messages from a Hub?

Also, there appears to be a contradiction in the docs:

So, the simpliest solution is: just create empty p2p.json in merger site's root, like this:

{}

however, earlier its said:

So, we also need p2p.json in hub's directory.

how can one be FORMATTED and the other NOT? Are they stored in 2 separate locations within the Hub? Or, are the "merger site" and "Hub" 2 separate zites? btw: I'm not at all familiar with the workings of merger sites.

Thanks!

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