{{Quickfixn}} disconnecting: Received msg type '3' when not logged on

Francis Gingras francis at collective2.com
Mon Jun 25 09:13:10 PDT 2018


Hi Pavel,

I have been working with QF for over a decade and I never knew this existed. It solved my problem, thank you!

Francis

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From: Pavel <pavka1799 at gmail.com>
To: "Mailing list for QuickFIX/n" <quickfixn at lists.quickfixn.com>
Date: Sunday, June 24, 2018, 6:24:10 AM
Subject: {{Quickfixn}} disconnecting: Received msg type '3' when not logged on

Hi Francis

I can only re-post my own similar question with a potential solution based on "IApplicationExt.FromEarlyIntercept" handler (see below between ***** ), though there was no answer from QuickFix/n gurus.
In your case you can add handling of MsgType.REJECT there...

Regards,
Pavel

*****
Please advise, what is the proper handling of wrong credentials on logon in initiator?

At the start of application Logon window is displayed to prompt for user name + password, and in case of logon failure corresponding message should be displayed, prompting for correct input again. How is this scenario supported by QuickFix/n?

In case username/password is wrong, QuickFix/n Initiator will keep on logon attempts, and I could not find any other handler of this situation but in "IApplicationExt.FromEarlyIntercept". Apparently no other handler is called in such a case, all logic is kept internally within the QuickFix/n engine - it just continues logon failures with the wrong password every <ReconnectInterval> seconds...

So, my questions are:
1. To handle invalid username/password - is it correct to catch "logout" (MsgType=5) messages in "FromEarlyIntercept"?
(Also it implies having a flag that logon is in progress, to distinguish "wrong credentials logout" from other scenarios...)

2. How to stop Initiator from logons with the wrong credentials - is calling the session's "Logout" a proper solution? 

3. The below code - does it look generally correct to handle invalid credentials in the client (initiator) app with a Logon window (assuming Connect() is called from the Logon window)?

Thank you!

Best regards,
Pavel

public void Connect(..)
{
    ...
    _connecting = true;
    _initiator.Start();
    ....
}

...

public void FromEarlyIntercept(Message msg, SessionID sessionID)
{
    if (_connecting)
    {
        string msgType = msg.Header.GetField(Tags.MsgType);
        switch (msgType)
        {
            case MsgType.LOGOUT: // Got logout when connecting - wrong credentials?
                Session.LookupSession(sessionID).Logout("Invalid credentials"); // Stop further logon attempts?
                <signal logon failure / wrong credentials to the Logon Window>
                break;
            ...
        }
    }
   ...
}

public void OnLogon(SessionID sessionID)
{
    ...
    _connecting = false;
    ...
}
...


*****

On 20 June 2018 at 23:40, Francis Gingras <francis at collective2.com> wrote:
Hi guys,

Is there a configuration option that would let QF process a Reject as a response to a Logon message? This counterparty responds to failed auth with a reject but the message never makes it to the QF MessageCracker. I am using QF/n 1.8

20180620-21:33:40.584 : Initiated logon request
20180620-21:33:40.686 : Session FIX.4.2:blabla->Coinbase disconnecting: Received msg type '3' when not logged on

20180620-21:33:40.584 : 8=FIX.4.2 9=178 35=A 34=1 49=blabla=20180620-21:33:40.567 56=Coinbase 96=superdupersecret 98=0 108=30 141=Y 554=notsosecret 8013=N 9406=Y 10=215 
20180620-21:33:40.677 : 8=FIX.4.2 9=128 35=3 52=20180620-21:33:40.468 49=Coinbase 56=blabla=1 45=1 58=invalid signature 371=96 372=A 373=5 10=193 

Thanks,

Francis

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