Can't simply look for _encode_object in every object, since if it's a

Remote.Obj object it will happily return a Call object then. Thus no remote
objects were encoded correctly when sent back.

Rev: lib/modules/Remote.pmod/call.pike:1.5
Rev: lib/modules/Remote.pmod/context.pike:1.10
Rev: lib/modules/Remote.pmod/obj.pike:1.3

lib/modules/Remote.pmod/call.pike

 
 #include "remote.h"
 
+constant is_remote_call = 1;
+
 string objectid;
 string name;
 object con;

lib/modules/Remote.pmod/context.pike

@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ array encode(mixed val)
 {
   if (intp(val) || floatp(val))
     return ({ CTX_OTHER, val });
-  if (objectp(val) && !val->_encode_object)
+  if (objectp(val) && (object_program(val)->is_remote_obj || !val->_encode_object))
     return ({ CTX_OBJECT, id_for(val) });
   if (functionp(val) || programp(val))
     return ({ CTX_FUNCTION, id_for(val) });

lib/modules/Remote.pmod/obj.pike

 
 #include "remote.h"
 
+constant is_remote_obj = 1;
+
 string id;
 object con;
 object ctx;