This data structure is part of the P2P Interface.
P2P Socket ID
The Socket ID contains an application-defined name for the connection between a local person and another peer.
When a remote user receives a connection request from you, they will receive this information. It can be important
to only accept connections with a known socket-name and/or from a known user, to prevent leaking of private
information, such as a user's IP address. Using the socket name as a secret key can help prevent such leaks. Shared
private data, like a private match's Session ID are good candidates for a socket name.
Properties
EOS_P2P_SocketId
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Property
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Value
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int32_t ApiVersion
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API Version: Set this to EOS_P2P_SOCKETID_API_LATEST.
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This data structure is part of the P2P Interface.
P2P Socket ID
The Socket ID contains an application-defined name for the connection between a local person and another peer.
When a remote user receives a connection request from you, they will receive this information. It can be important
to only accept connections with a known socket-name and/or from a known user, to prevent leaking of private
information, such as a user's IP address. Using the socket name as a secret key can help prevent such leaks. Shared
private data, like a private match's Session ID are good candidates for a socket name.
Properties
P2P.SocketId
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Property
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Value
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int ApiVersion
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API Version: Set this to EOS_P2P_SOCKETID_API_LATEST.
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