Most recent edit on 2008-04-15 22:20:35 by MatthewToseland [obviously it's since 1016!]
Additions:
If the request is still running (i.e. not completed or failed) the node will send a PutFailed or GetFailed message with reason=Cancelled. After this message, or if the request was not running, the node sends a PersistentRequestRemoved message to confirm that the request was removed.
Deletions:
Since 1016: If the request is still running (i.e. not completed or failed) the node will send a PutFailed or GetFailed message with reason=Cancelled. After this message, or if the request was not running, the node sends a PersistentRequestRemoved message to confirm that the request was removed.
Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2008-04-15 22:19:28 by MatthewToseland [new message]
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RemoveRequest
This is a message of the
Freenet Client Protocol 2.0 (FCP 2.0).
It is sent from a client program to the Freenet node.
It asks the Freenet node to remove the request (persistent or not) that is identified by the
Identifier value. Note that you must specify
Global=true if it is a global request - even if
WatchGlobal is enabled.
Before 1141, this was
RemovePersistentRequest. The old name is still accepted for compatibility's sake.
Since 1016: If the request is still running (i.e. not completed or failed) the node will send a
PutFailed or
GetFailed message with reason=Cancelled. After this message, or if the request was not running, the node sends a
PersistentRequestRemoved message to confirm that the request was removed.
Example
RemovePersistentRequest
Global=false
Identifier=Insert-1
EndMessage