Local permit/deny Problem

[MoL]

Hi guys,

first: Great project!

second:
i'm having a problem i can't figure out. I can start a session without
problems. But when i want to send a IM i always got the following
response:


<response xmlns="http://developer.aim.com/xsd/im.xsd">
<statusCode>603</statusCode>
<statusText>Target blocked. statusDetailCode 2</statusText>
<statusDetailCode>2</statusDetailCode>
<data>
<subCode>
<error>2</error>
<reason>Local permit/deny</reason>
</subCode>
</data>
</response>

Any help would be great.

[Rizwan Sattar]

Hi MoL,

Have you checked if the sender has the recipient blocked, or vice versa? You can check by calling getPermitDeny to get the block list.

Thanks!
Riz

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[MoL]

Hi,

I have done what you said. I trace QUERY =http://api.oscar.aol.com/
preference/getPermitDeny?
f=amf3&aimsid=001.1527319008.0689567938:aimguest52198049

but how do i get the result?

Thanks

[Rizwan Sattar]

Hi MoL,

I figured out the problem. You created an anonymous session, which
only let's you talk tithe creator of the wimzi key.

If you're not familiar with anonymous sessions, they are for a creator
of a blog to create a key and then then can create a flash movie that
let's people visiting his/her site to chat with the creator, without
knowing their Screenname. For an example, go check out http://algorizms.blogspot.com

Anonymous sessions cannot IM any screenname; they can reference only
the creator of the wimzi key, by the key. The session never sees the
screenname of the creator.

So, instead of supplying a Screenname with the sendIM request, I
believe it should work if you leave our the &t parameter (I need to
review the documentation)

The wimas3 checkout also has a test client that shows you how to use
an anonymous session.

Thanks,
Rizwan