Hi Pieter,
In the RFC-26, I think there is a typo here:
CurveZMQ has these commands: HELLO, WELCOME, INITIATE, READY, and
MESSAGE. A connection always starts with the client sending HELLO to the
server, which responds with READY:
C:HELLO
S:READY
Shouldn't it be:
CurveZMQ has these commands: HELLO, WELCOME, INITIATE, READY, and
MESSAGE. A connection always starts with the client sending HELLO to the
server, which responds with *WELCOME*:
C:HELLO
S:*WELCOME*
Later, you write:
Either peer can close their side of the connection at any time. If a
peer has not sent metadata, and closes its side of the connection, this
is considered a hard error. If a peer closes its side of the connection
after sending its metadata, this is considered a soft error (*and the
implementation can therefore retry later*).
Shouldn't it be:
(and the *peer *can therefore retry later).
Cheers,
Laurent
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