whatsapp-web-reveng Finally I Success send message! but there is a problem about messageTimestamp

Hello @sigalor ,

Thank you, I have successfully sent text message to the contact on my WhatsApp!!

but there was a problem.. something wrong with the delivery itself.

I have a problem with the time that the message shows (messageTimestamp).

---I attach the screenshot whatsapp-web-small

The problem is if I fill the messageTimestamp with timestamp type seconds, sometimes the message cannot be sent OR

if the message could be sent, the sending date on the sender's smartphone is WRONG

the time is exceeds today's date, for example: March 11, 238529416.

(For the recipient of the message, the displayed time does not experience problems. The time shows today / the results are correct).

I used to think that the messageTimestamp data type using uint64, but in the Python programming language it only provides long data types. was it right??

Do you have any ideas, insights or input for this problem? to prevent wrong sender's time message

Please help, thank you Sigalor

Oct 11 '18 02:10 kevincollin

Please help too master @Rhymen @wiomoc @tiwarishrijan @valga @SuperSandro2000 thank you so much

Oct 11 '18 03:10 kevincollin

@kevincollin Can you paste your reference code here,,,

Oct 11 '18 08:10 tiwarishrijan

@tiwarishrijan , this is my sendTextMessage code

def sendTextMessage(self, number, text):		

	messageId = "3EB0"+binascii.hexlify(Random.get_random_bytes(8)).upper()

	messageTag = str(getTimestamp())

	messageParams = {"key": {"fromMe": True, "remoteJid": number + "@s.whatsapp.net", "id": messageId},"messageTimestamp": getTimestamp(), "status": 1, "message": {"conversation": text}}

	msgData = ["action", {"type": "relay", "epoch": str(self.messageSentCount)},[["message", None, WAWebMessageInfo.encode(messageParams)]]]

	encryptedMessage = WhatsAppEncrypt(self.loginInfo["key"]["encKey"], self.loginInfo["key"]["macKey"],whatsappWriteBinary(msgData))

	payload = bytearray(messageId) + bytearray(",") + bytearray(to_bytes(WAMetrics.MESSAGE, 1)) + bytearray([0x80]) + encryptedMessage

	self.messageSentCount = self.messageSentCount + 1

	self.messageQueue[messageId] = {"desc": "__sending"}

	self.activeWs.send(payload, websocket.ABNF.OPCODE_BINARY)```

Oct 11 '18 09:10 kevincollin

I am also stuck onto the same place, as sometime code is working and sometime code is not working. I also tried implementing Skew but same result.

Oct 11 '18 12:10 tiwarishrijan

I am also stuck onto the same place, as sometime code is working and sometime code is not working. I also tried implementing Skew but same result.

is the delivery date have a relation with the format of writing binary messages? or the encode process? @tiwarishrijan

Oct 12 '18 07:10 kevincollin

I am also stuck onto the same place, as sometime code is working and sometime code is not working. I also tried implementing Skew but same result.

is the delivery date have a relation with the format of writing binary messages? or the encode process? @tiwarishrijan

Till now it seems like issue with the binary encoding, Please do let me know if you find something..

Oct 22 '18 13:10 tiwarishrijan

I am also stuck onto the same place, as sometime code is working and sometime code is not working. I also tried implementing Skew but same result.

is the delivery date have a relation with the format of writing binary messages? or the encode process? @tiwarishrijan

Till now it seems like issue with the binary encoding, Please do let me know if you find something..

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Oct 25 '18 08:10 kevincollin

Hello @sigalor ,

Thank you, I have successfully sent text message to the contact on my WhatsApp!!

but there was a problem.. something wrong with the delivery itself.

I have a problem with the time that the message shows (messageTimestamp).

---I attach the screenshot

The problem is if I fill the messageTimestamp with timestamp type seconds, sometimes the message cannot be sent OR

if the message could be sent, the sending date on the sender's smartphone is WRONG

the time is exceeds today's date, for example: March 11, 238529416.

(For the recipient of the message, the displayed time does not experience problems. The time shows today / the results are correct).

I used to think that the messageTimestamp data type using uint64, but in the Python programming language it only provides long data types. was it right??

Do you have any ideas, insights or input for this problem? to prevent wrong sender's time message

Please help, thank you Sigalor