[grweh3wrh]

I'm new to websockets, and I'm trying to open a websocket with Tidio. However, I don't see authentication anywhere.

This is my current code:



This is what Chrome tells me the WebSocket headers are:



This is what the C# code gives me when I launch [the messages on chrome go beyond that, but the C# gets stuck at connected]:



Any ideas? As I said, I'm new to WebSockets, so I'm not really sure where to go from here.

Thanks  🤝

[grweh3wrh]

Can anyone help me with websockets?

[StarZ]

May try on StackOverflow, This forum seems pretty dead nowadays.

I myself have very little experience with WebSockets, but I did find this:
https://github.com/Marfusios/websocket-client
Which may be of use.

[gigajew]

May try on StackOverflow, This forum seems pretty dead nowadays.

I myself have very little experience with WebSockets, but I did find this:
https://github.com/Marfusios/websocket-client
Which may be of use.

I don’t think it’s dead. I don’t think too many people have worked with web sockets before and refrain from posting. Is this a custom library for web sockets anyway? How are we supposed to know how that library works? There’s too little information in the OP.

[grweh3wrh]

May try on StackOverflow, This forum seems pretty dead nowadays.

I myself have very little experience with WebSockets, but I did find this:
https://github.com/Marfusios/websocket-client
Which may be of use.

I'm already using a good library with custom headers & loads of cool stuff which is also good.

I just don't know where the authentication is, because it's not present in headers. If anyone has experience, help would be much appreciated 🤝

[gigajew]

I'm already using a good library with custom headers & loads of cool stuff which is also good.

I just don't know where the authentication is, because it's not present in headers. If anyone has experience, help would be much appreciated  🤝

Again we'd need to know what library you're using to even get started helping you.

[grweh3wrh]

Again we'd need to know what library you're using to even get started helping you.

https://www.nuget.org/packages/websocket...omheaders/

Basically : https://github.com/sta/websocket-sharp this, but with custom headers.

But I don't see how this influences how to get to the authentication of the websocket.

[gigajew]

https://www.nuget.org/packages/websocket...omheaders/

Basically : https://github.com/sta/websocket-sharp this, but with custom headers.

But I don't see how this influences how to get to the authentication of the websocket.

Because it may not have been implementing authentication for all we know. If we don’t know the code we don’t know what it’s excepted to do and what it actually does. Thanks for posting the library I’ll investigate when I get time.

[grweh3wrh]

Because it may not have been implementing authentication for all we know. If we don’t know the code we don’t know what it’s excepted to do and what it actually does. Thanks for posting the library I’ll investigate when I get time.

Thank you mate, that's very helpful of you :)

You can create a free tidio account if that helps

[grweh3wrh]

Because it may not have been implementing authentication for all we know. If we don’t know the code we don’t know what it’s excepted to do and what it actually does. Thanks for posting the library I’ll investigate when I get time.

Did you find anything?

[gigajew]

Did you find anything?

All I found so far is that you’re using a fork of the real project on GitHub (one that supports custom headers) and it’s connecting just fine. I think the problem here is that you need to find out their implementation method after successful connection. Do some reverse engineering with your browser when connecting to a chat

[grweh3wrh]

All I found so far is that you’re using a fork of the real project on GitHub (one that supports custom headers) and it’s connecting just fine. I think the problem here is that you need to find out their implementation method after successful connection. Do some reverse engineering with your browser when connecting to a chat

So after you've connected to the websocket, that's when you reckon I need to send the credentials?

[gigajew]

So after you've connected to the websocket, that's when you reckon I need to send the credentials?

I’m not sure but I’m sure their api has something like that