I was testing sending random data to a ROUTER socket and ran into a scenario I hadn't considered. What if the random data passed through and is sent in to your socket for processing. Assuming your code can detect this, and is able to tell at that point that the remote peer is rogue, how can you (through the API) drop its connection? I have the socket ID given by the ROUTER socket in the first message, but there doesn't seem to be any way through the API to forcefully disconnect that remote peer -- drop the connection. Or is there a way? Just looking at the API reference, I can't seem to find anything that does that.
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