Is there a way to tell if a receiver is a Reliable Receiver?

[Justin Pihony <ju...@gmail.com>]

I can't seem to find anywhere that would let a user know if the receiver they
are using is reliable or not. Even better would be a list of known reliable
receivers. Are any of these things possible? Or do you just have to research
your receiver beforehand?



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Re: Is there a way to tell if a receiver is a Reliable Receiver?

["Charles O. Bajomo" <ch...@pretechconsulting.co.uk>]

The easiest way I found was to take a look at the source. Any receiver that calls the version of store that requires an iterator is considered reliable. A definitive list would be nice.

Kind Regards

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From: "Justin Pihony" <ju...@gmail.com>
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Subject: Is there a way to tell if a receiver is a Reliable Receiver?

I can't seem to find anywhere that would let a user know if the receiver they
are using is reliable or not. Even better would be a list of known reliable
receivers. Are any of these things possible? Or do you just have to research
your receiver beforehand?



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