![]() ![]() EF1A0100 7573657273 0500 03 0E00 0A00 0100 0C000000 B80B 02000000 Shows the number of files registered in the server Tag Names There are at the moment two tag names recognized by aMule: Each additional port is separated from the others by a coma ( ,). This servers tell in this field which additional ports they have open. Some servers have additional ports open for those users who cannot connect to the standard one (usually because they have a firewall which tries to stop P2P connections). Informs of the actions the server accepts through UDP connections. Version and name of the software the server is running to support the ed2k network Maximum number of users the server allows to simoultaneously connect to it Priority given to this server among the others (Normal= 0, High= 1, Low= 2) How many times connecting to the server failed Time (in ms) it takes to comunicate with the server (*): Systems with Unicode enabled have the same tag string defined twice, the first in Unicode, and the second in plain ASCII, which will be ignored by Unicode enabled clients, and used by non- Unicode ones. ![]() If it is not a string, the size depends on the type of value it is) Tag value (if the value is a string, it's size is given in the above field.Tag value length (2 Bytes) (Only when the value is a string).Which one is used depends on the tag value type given or on the size of the tag name. There are two tag identifiers: A name (string) and an ID (1 Byte) Block of Tags: Each server can have a list of associated tags with the format bellow.Tag Count (4 Bytes): Lists the number of server tags that follows.The port through which aMule will connect to the server. Block of servers: Each server is constituted by the following fields:.Server Count (4 Bytes): Lists the number of servers that follow.Met Header (1 Byte): With value Ox0E or O圎0, and is used in aMule to check for valid t files.Note: All digit fields are unsigned unless stated. This file's fields are written in little endian order. The format description below is for development information purposes. Binary file containing the list of servers known to aMule.īecause it's in binary format, it must be changed within aMule, or with other appropriate tools. ![]()
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