This requires that the error message from the handshake callback be fed back via the state machine to the json-rpc response.
This is practically absolutely necessary, since the client must know what is wrong if it is rejected. Probably applies to several of the other json-rpc calls.
This requires that the error message from the handshake callback be fed back via the state machine to the json-rpc response.
This is practically absolutely necessary, since the client must know what is wrong if it is rejected. Probably applies to several of the other json-rpc calls.