Currently, in Packet Analyzer for a given message the timestamp embedded in the packet can only be seen in decoded form for group messages, but not direct messages.
=> would be great so see both timestamps - packet-embedded aka "sent timestamp" and received timestamp - for all received and decoded messages.
Currently, in Packet Analyzer for a given message the timestamp embedded in the packet can only be seen in decoded form for group messages, but not direct messages.
=> would be great so see both timestamps - packet-embedded aka "sent timestamp" and received timestamp - for all received and decoded messages.
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Recieved timestamp in system time is the header 🙂
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For some reason it doesn't decrypt the message, although I can read it in the chat window.
Not for me....
Only for group message:
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But not for a direct message:
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For some reason it doesn't decrypt the message, although I can read it in the chat window.
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Hm, are you updated? The fact you're not seeing Sent (packet) seems like you're not on latest. If you run from python, you will need to rebuild your front end with npm run build.
Hm, are you updated? The fact you're not seeing `Sent (packet)` seems like you're not on latest. If you run from python, you will need to rebuild your front end with `npm run build`.
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I was on v3.12.2 and didn't see the need to update because nothing related was mentioned in the commit history.
Now I've updated to v3.13.0 and yes: sent timestamp + decrypted message is being displayed now for DMs too 👍
I was on v3.12.2 and didn't see the need to update because nothing related was mentioned in the commit history.
Now I've updated to v3.13.0 and yes: sent timestamp + decrypted message is being displayed now for DMs too 👍
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But it's odd because you even mentioned related commit in this ticket but I can swear this wasnt shown in my Gitlab session. Either a glitch in Gitlab or a glitch in my brain getting old 🙈
But it's odd because you even mentioned related commit in this ticket but I can swear this wasnt shown in my Gitlab session. Either a glitch in Gitlab or a glitch in my brain getting old 🙈
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Currently, in Packet Analyzer for a given message the timestamp embedded in the packet can only be seen in decoded form for group messages, but not direct messages.
=> would be great so see both timestamps - packet-embedded aka "sent timestamp" and received timestamp - for all received and decoded messages.
Recieved timestamp in system time is the header 🙂
Not for me....
Only for group message:
But not for a direct message:
For some reason it doesn't decrypt the message, although I can read it in the chat window.
Hm, are you updated? The fact you're not seeing
Sent (packet)seems like you're not on latest. If you run from python, you will need to rebuild your front end withnpm run build.I was on v3.12.2 and didn't see the need to update because nothing related was mentioned in the commit history.
Now I've updated to v3.13.0 and yes: sent timestamp + decrypted message is being displayed now for DMs too 👍
But it's odd because you even mentioned related commit in this ticket but I can swear this wasnt shown in my Gitlab session. Either a glitch in Gitlab or a glitch in my brain getting old 🙈
Yay glad it's working!