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Message definition (S2S ping)

= General workflow =
# The user arrives at your website. You generate a unique <code>kmnrId</code> and send it to Kaminari server via /ping URL, and we save the data in the cache.
# Then you show the user a page with our JavaScript script, adding the same <code>kmnrId</code> to the script call.
# We collect user data and send it to the server.
# On the server, we check in the cache:
## If there is a record with a similar <code>kmnrId</code> (coming from /ping), we combine the data from the cache with the results of the check and write them to the statistics.
## If there is no record with such an <code>kmnrId</code>, we wait up to five minutes. If the second record still does not arrive, we write what we have in the statistics.
## We also periodically check the cache and look for expired clicks that came to /ping but remained unpaired. If we couldn't verify them in any way, we write them to statistics with the status "Technical Losses."

General workflow

The user arrives at your website. You generate a unique kmnrId and send it to Kaminari server via /ping URL, and we save the data in the cache.
Then you show the user a page with our JavaScript script, adding the same kmnrId to the script call.
We collect user data and send it to the server.
On the server, we check in the cache:
1. If there is a record with a similar kmnrId (coming from /ping), we combine the data from the cache with the results of the check and write them to the statistics.
2. If there is no record with such an kmnrId, we wait up to five minutes. If the second record still does not arrive, we write what we have in the statistics.
3. We also periodically check the cache and look for expired clicks that came to /ping but remained unpaired. If we couldn't verify them in any way, we write them to statistics with the status "Technical Losses."