CommentsV2
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= Specifications = | = Specifications = | ||
The packer was therefor altered by adding the file hast on the top: | The packer was therefor altered by adding the file hast on the top: | ||
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[hast128 16] // file hash | [hast128 16] // file hash | ||
[uint8 1] // rating | [uint8 1] // rating | ||
[string n] // comment | [string n] // comment | ||
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In the Mod Prot this alternated packet is to be send with the ModProt ID and under the same opcode as used usually. | In the Mod Prot this alternated packet is to be send with the ModProt ID and under the same opcode as used usually. | ||
= Compatibility Note = | = Compatibility Note = | ||
| − | Mods | + | Mods > 0.48 should _not_ anymore ounce support for this alteration in the usual hello and also ignore if a never client sends v2, because it may be an official v2 that may be incompatible with the SF v2. |
[[category:Mod_protocol_extensions]] | [[category:Mod_protocol_extensions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:36, 24 November 2010
THIS IS NOT FINAL... feel free to edit and add suggestions
[edit] Introduction
Comments V2 is a feature form SF and it allows sending comments to people that have the file complete, it basically allows to send comments for arbitrary files the remote side have.
[edit] Specifications
The packer was therefor altered by adding the file hast on the top:
[hast128 16] // file hash [uint8 1] // rating [string n] // comment
In the Mod Prot this alternated packet is to be send with the ModProt ID and under the same opcode as used usually.
[edit] Compatibility Note
Mods > 0.48 should _not_ anymore ounce support for this alteration in the usual hello and also ignore if a never client sends v2, because it may be an official v2 that may be incompatible with the SF v2.
