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= Introduction =
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The Low 2 High Auto Callback is an old protocol extension used by some eMule mods and the eMulePlus client. Because of the new Mod Prot it requires an update.  
 
The Low 2 High Auto Callback is an old protocol extension used by some eMule mods and the eMulePlus client. Because of the new Mod Prot it requires an update.  
 
The main idea is simple: when a LowID source has a HighID client in his queue he will establish a connection to reask the HighID on its own and the HighID will use it instead of triggering server/kad/xs based callbacks.
 
The main idea is simple: when a LowID source has a HighID client in his queue he will establish a connection to reask the HighID on its own and the HighID will use it instead of triggering server/kad/xs based callbacks.
 
That way, callback overhead is reduced.
 
That way, callback overhead is reduced.
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