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npm i
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set WIKINAME=yellows' MSNP wiki
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# this should be an absolute path on a domain to where the files will be put
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set VPREFIX=https://example.com/
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set VPREFIX=/
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set DOMAIN=example.com
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mkdir build
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npm run build
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cp ./node_modules/yiki/yiki.css build/
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| `COMMAND` | Payload (Y/N) | Client to Server (Y/N) | Server to Client (Y/N) | Originating Version | Changed? (version list) |
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| ----- | - | - | -| ------ | ----- |
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| [`VER`](commands/ver.md) | N | Y | N | [MSNP2](versions/msnp2.md) | every MSNP version, but retaining base syntax, removed in MSNP24 |
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| `INF` | N | Y | N | [MSNP2](versions/msnp2.md) | [MSNP3](versions/msnp3.md) (removed CTP), [MSNP8](versions/msnp8.md) (removed; automatic disconnect) |
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| [`INF`](commands/inf.md) | N | Y | N | [MSNP2](versions/msnp2.md) | [MSNP3](versions/msnp3.md) (removed CTP), [MSNP8](versions/msnp8.md) (removed; automatic disconnect) |
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| `CVR` | N | Y | N | [MSNP2](versions/msnp2.md) | [MSNP8](versions/msnp8.md) (parameter 8) |
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| `CVQ` | N | Y | N | [CVR0](versions/cvr0.md) | [MSNP8](versions/msnp8.md) (parameter 8) |
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| `USR` | N | Y | N | [MSNP2](versions/msnp2.md) | [MSNP3](versions/msnp3.md) (removed CTP), [MSNP6](versions/msnp7.md) (added verified bit to OK), [MSNP8](versions/msnp8.md) (TWN auth, removed MD5 auth, added unknown bit to OK), [MSNP10](versions/msnp10.md) (removed current display name in favor of PRP MFN), [MSNP15](versions/msnp15.md) (SSO auth) |
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| `XFR` | N | Y | Y?| [MSNP2](versions/msnp2.md) | [MSNP3](versions/msnp3.md) (parameter 3), [MSNP7](versions/msnp7.md) (parameter 4) |
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| [`XFR`](commands/xfr.md) | N | Y | Y?| [MSNP2](versions/msnp2.md) | [MSNP3](versions/msnp3.md) (parameter 3), [MSNP7](versions/msnp7.md) (parameter 4) |
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| [`OUT`](commands/out.md) | N | Y | Y | [MSNP2](versions/msnp2.md) | [MSNP10](versions/msnp10.md) (MIG and TOU disconnect reasons added), [MSNP11](versions/msnp11.md) (RCT reason added with parameter for amount of minutes until attempted reconnect.) |
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# Introduction
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`INF` is a command introduced with [MSNP2](../versions/msnp2.md).
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It is a Dispatch Server and Notification Server command, without either a request or response payload.
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It specifies which authentication methods the client is allowed to use.
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This command can only be sent once. Any further uses of this command in the same session is Undefined Behavour.
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# Client/Request
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`INF TrID`
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# Server/Response
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`INF TrID security-package {security-package ...}`
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Where (unlikely multiple) `security-package` parameters being the avaliable authentication methods your client is allowed to use.
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# Examples
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## Two types supported
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*This configuration is only supported in [MSNP2](../versions/msnp2.md).*
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```
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C: INF 1
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S: INF 1 MD5 CTP
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```
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## One type supported
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```
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C: INF 2
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S: INF 2 MD5
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```
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## Command removed
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*Since [MSNP8](../versions/msnp8.md).*
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```
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C: INF 3
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```
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Server disconnects client.
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# Known changes
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* Removed in [MSNP8](../versions/msnp8.md). [USR](usr.md) assumes the authentication method is `TWN`.
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# Introduction
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`OUT` is a command introduced with [MSNP2](../versions/msnp2.md).
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It exists in all servers, without either a request or response payload.
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It disconnects either the server or the client gracefully.
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This command does not require a Transaction ID.
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# Client/Request
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`OUT`
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# Server/Response
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`OUT {reason}`
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Where `reason` can be:
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* `OTH`: Other client logged in to this account.
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* `SSD`: Server is shutting down.
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* `MIG`: [MSNP10](../versions/msnp10.md) and higher: Contact list has been migrated.
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* `TOU`: [MSNP10](../versions/msnp10.md) and higher: You need to accept the Terms Of Use.
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* `RCT`: [MSNP11](../versions/msnp11.md) and higher: Temporary server closure, please reconnect in (parameter 2) minutes.
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`OUT RCT {minutes}`
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Where `minutes` is the amount of minutes the client should wait before trying to log in automatically again.
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# Examples
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## Client-initiated
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```
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C: OUT
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S: OUT
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```
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Server disconnects client.
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## Logged in from another client
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```
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S: OUT OTH
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```
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## Server is shutting down
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```
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S: OUT SSD
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```
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## ABCH Migration
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*This can only happen in [MSNP10](../versions/msnp10.md) exclusively.*
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```
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S: OUT MIG
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```
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## Terms of Use update
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*This can only happen since [MSNP10](../versions/msnp10.md).*
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```
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S: OUT TOU
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```
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## Forced Reconnect
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*This can only happen since [MSNP11](../versions/msnp11.md).*
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```
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S: OUT RCT 6
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```
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# Introduction
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`VER` is a command introduced with [MSNP2](../versions/msnp2.md).
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It is a Dispatch Server and Notification Server command, without either a request payload or response payload.
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It specifies which protocols the client can accept, and which one the server likes the best.
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This command can only be sent once. Any further uses of this command in the same session is Undefined Behavour.
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# Client/Request
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```
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VER TrID dialect-name {dialect-name ...}
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```
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Where (possibly multiple) dialect-name(s) being the versions of the protocol your client can use.
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`VER TrID dialect-name {dialect-name ...}`
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Where (possibly multiple) `dialect-name` parameters being the versions of the protocol your client can use.
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# Server/Response
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```
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VER TrID preferred-dialect-name
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```
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`VER TrID preferred-dialect-name`
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Where `preferred-dialect-name` is the preferred version of the protocol the server will continue to use. The highest is usually preferred, unless it isn't supported by the server.
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If the server's `preferred-dialect-name` is `0`, that means it doesn't want to use any of the protocols you have specified. A forced disconnect is to be expected in this circumstance.
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This command can only be sent once. Any further uses of this command in the same session is Undefined Behavour.
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# Examples
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## Unsupported Protocols
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# Introduction
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`XFR` is a command introduced with [MSNP2](../versions/msnp2.md).
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It is a Dispatch Server and Notification Server command, without either a request or response payload.
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It tells the client what server to connect to for the request.
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# Client/Request
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`XFR TrID server-type`
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Where `server-type` is either `SB` (for a switchboard server), or `NS` (for a new Notification server).
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# Server/Response
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## XFR NS
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`XFR TrID NS address:port {0} {current-server}`
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Where `address:port` is the server you have requested or being referred to is.
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In [MSNP3](../versions/msnp3.md) or higher, `0` is always 0.
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In [MSNP7](../versions/msnp7.md) or higher, `current-server` is the current server you are connected to.
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## XFR SB
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`XFR TrID SB address:port authentication-method authentication-parameter`
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Where `address:port` is the server you have requested is.
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Where `authentication-method` is always `CKI`.
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Where `authentication-parameter` is the "cookie" you need to log in to Switchboard.
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# Examples
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## Client requests a new Switchboard connection
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```
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C: XFR 1 SB
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S: XFR 1 SB 10.0.1.200:1865 CKI 123456789.123456789.123456789
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```
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## Client requests a new Notification server
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*Only used as-is in Beta 2 as the first command sent to a Dispatch Server.*
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```
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C: XFR 2 NS
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S: XFR 2 NS 10.0.0.5:1863
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```
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Client disconnects from server
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Client opens a connection to 10.0.0.5:1863
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## Client referred from Dispatch Server
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### Very Old
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*Only in [MSNP2](../versions/msnp2.md) Exclusively.*
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```
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C: USR 3 MD5 I example@hotmail.com
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S: XFR 3 NS 10.0.0.5:1863
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```
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Client disconnects from server
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Client opens a connection to 10.0.0.5:1863
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### Classic
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*Only in [MSNP3](../versions/msnp3.md) to [MSNP6](../versions/msnp6.md).*
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```
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C: USR 4 MD5 I example@hotmail.com
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S: XFR 4 NS 10.0.0.5:1863 0
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```
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Client disconnects from server
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Client opens a connection to 10.0.0.5:1863
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### Modern
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*Since [MSNP7](../versions/msnp7.md).*
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```
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C: USR 5 MD5 I example@hotmail.com
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S: XFR 5 NS 10.0.0.5:1863 0 10.0.0.1:1863
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```
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Client disconnects from server
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Client opens a connection to 10.0.0.5:1863
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# Known changes
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* [MSNP3](..versions/msnp3.md) adds a new parameter that is always 0.
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* [MSNP7](..versions/msnp7.md) adds a new parameter that is the current server you are connected to.
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More is to come soon! Hopefully!
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# Wanted Information
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* [MSNP2](versions/msnp2.md): What is the format of the initial `text/x-msmsgsemailnotification`?
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* [MSNP3](versions/msnp3.md): How is `creds` generated for URLs native to this version?
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* [MSNP4](versions/msnp4.md): Anything for this one.
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* [MSNP6](versions/msnp6.md): What makes the "Account must be verified before using the service" dialog show up?
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* [MSNP6](versions/msnp6.md): Does it really acknoledge the account verified bit? I couldn't get the toast to show up in Client Version 3.6.003x.
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* [MSNP8](versions/msnp8.md): Did FND exist? Rumors said it did shortly before it got killed in all protocols.
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* [MSNP10](versions/msnp10.md): Asynchronous `BPR MFN`s from the server. Does it really?
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* [MSNP11](versions/msnp11.md): How does `ABCHMigrated: 0` really work now? `OUT MIG` still exists.
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* All Protocols: Any error code known to exist but is missing from the pages.
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# Common (or not) Terms
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* Official Client: MSN Messenger (Service) or Windows Live Messenger.
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* New-line/Newline: A Carriage Return character followed by a Line Feed character. Seperates commands in the protocol.
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* Carriage Return: To return the page-writing apparatus to the left of the page.
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* Line Feed: To move the page-writing apparatus down a "line".
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* TrID: Transaction ID. Links the server's response to the client's request.
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# Where do I find or edit these page's source?
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The git repo is avaliable at <https://git.kevinthe.horse/yellows111/msnp-wiki>.
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# Introduction
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CVR0 is a subprotocol of the Mobile Status Notification Protocol.
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It was introduced officially in Client Version 1.0.0863, along with [MSNP2](msnp2.md).
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It is used for requesting the latest client information in case no other protocols were supported.
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# Command information
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It introduces the commands:
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* CVQ
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*No commands were known to be removed in this version*
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Known changes (from Beta 2):
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# Known changes
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(from Beta 2):
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* Changed CVR to CVQ
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* CVQ: Added fallback URL to response (parameter 5)
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* [[MSNP8](msnp8.md) and higher] Added current principle address to request (parameter 8)
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* [[MSNP8](msnp8.md) and higher]: Added current principle address to request (parameter 8)
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Client-server communication example (MSNP2-MSNP7):
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# Client-server communication examples
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## Older protocols
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* [MSNP2](msnp2.md)-[MSNP7](msnp7.md), example using Client Version 1.0.
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```
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```
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---
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Client-server communication example (MSNP8+, example using Client 6.1):
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## Newer protocols
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* [MSNP8](msnp8.md) and higher, example using Client Version 6.1.
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```
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# Introduction
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MSNP10 is the ninth released version of the Mobile Status Notification Protocol.
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It was introduced officially in Client Version 6.1.0155.
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# Command information
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It introduces the notification service commands:
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Known changes (from [MSNP9](msnp9.md)):
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* Added new initial profile variable TOUNeeded. If exists and set to 1,
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# Known changes
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(from [MSNP9](msnp9.md)):
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* Added new initial profile variable `TOUNeeded`. If exists and set to 1,
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a dialog box to review the Messenger Service Terms of Use is shown to the user.
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* Changed SYN request and response.
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Client: `SYN transactionID listVersion settingsVersion`.
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Server: `SYN transactionID listVersion settingsVersion numberOfContacts numberOfGroups`.
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settingsVersion is always 0.
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`settingsVersion` is always 0.
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* Current display name is removed from USR, now is returned with other user properties (PRPs) in SYN.
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* PRP MFN replaces REA (current passport). SBP (contact's address) MFN replaces other uses of REA.
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* Added new initial profile variable ABCHMigrated. If set to 1, some commands are altered, such as:
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* Added new initial profile variable `ABCHMigrated`. If set to 1, some commands are altered, such as:
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SYN: The request and response's list versions are now ISO 8601 with 7 subsecond digits,
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usually with a -07:00 timezone offset.
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the previously unused second parameter (both request and response) is used as the Last Settings Version,
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LST: GUID specified as C= parameter, group IDs are now GUIDs.
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LST: GUID specified as `C=` parameter, group IDs are now GUIDs.
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ADC, REM: uses GUIDs instead of contact emails if the list is FL, and also for groups.
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* Added a new list: Pending List/PL (bit 5, decimal 16). Is meant for unhandled contact added you notifications.
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* Added new server-side OUT reasons: MIG, if the server has migrated you to ABCH,
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* Added new server-side [OUT](../commands/out.md) reasons: MIG, if the server has migrated you to ABCH,
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* Official Client: Now handles the 604 error code again, which was last seen in Client Version 3.6.003x.
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* First protocol version to remove a core command implemented since MSNP2 draft (ADD).
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* First protocol version to remove a core command implemented since [MSNP2](msnp2.md) draft (ADD).
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# Client-server communication example
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```
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# Introduction
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MSNP11 is the tenth released version of the Mobile Status Notification Protocol.
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It was introduced officially in Client Version 7.0.0777.
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# Command information
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It introduces the notification service commands:
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* GCF
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* SBS
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*No commands were known to be removed in this version*
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Known changes (from [MSNP10](msnp10.md)):
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* All ABCHMigrated changes are now the default - ABCHMigrated: 0 is Undefined Behavour from now on.
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# Known changes
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(from [MSNP10](msnp10.md)):
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* [OUT](../commands/out.md) RCT `TimeBeforeRetry` now exists.
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`TimeBeforeRetry` is a numerical value in minutes that specifies the amount
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of time in minutes the client should wait before reconnecting.
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* All `ABCHMigrated` changes are now the default - `ABCHMigrated: 0` is Undefined Behavour from now on.
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* Official Client: WebMessenger now canonically exists - Client Capability 512 is used for this.
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* Official Client: Notifications (NOTs) with encoded NotificationData documents are supported for spaces.
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* Official Client: Notifications (NOTs) with encoded `NotificationData` documents are supported for spaces.
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* Official Client: Messenger Config requests now support regional arguments via SOAP.
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* Official Client: [OUT](../commands/out.md) SSD is actually implemented now.
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Client-server communication example:
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# Client-server communication example
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```
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C: VER 1 MSNP10 MSNP9 CVR0
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S: VER 1 MSNP10
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MSNPXX is the eleventh released version of the Mobile Status Notification Protocol.
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# Introduction
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MSNP12 is the eleventh released version of the Mobile Status Notification Protocol.
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It was introduced officially in Client Version 7.5.0299.
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# Command information
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It introduces the notification service commands:
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* LKP
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*No commands were known to be removed in this version*
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Known changes (from [MSNP11](msnp11.md)):
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# Known changes
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(from [MSNP11](msnp11.md)):
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* Network IDs are introduced, each bit represents a contact's service, with bit 0/decimal 1 being MSNP.
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* Switchboard commands JOI and IRO have a new parameter for the Client Capabilities of the relevant user.
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* LST has the Network ID after the list bits (on any list), but before the Group ID (if on FL).
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* Official Client: Uses Passport 3.0 (via the Microsoft Identity Common Runtime Library).
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* Official Client: Dropped support for older operating systems, Now requires Windows XP or higher.
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Client-server communication example:
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# Client-server communication example
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```
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C: VER 1 MSNP12 MSNP11 MSNP10 CVR0
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S: VER 1 MSNP12
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# Introduction
|
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|
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MSNP2 is the first released version of the Mobile Status Notification Protocol.
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It was introduced officially in Client Version 1.0.0863, along with [CVR0](cvr0.md).
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# Command information
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It introduces the dispatch service commands:
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* INF
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* OUT
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* [INF](../commands/inf.md)
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* [OUT](../commands/out.md)
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* USR
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* [VER](../commands/ver.md)
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* XFR
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* [XFR](../commands/xfr.md)
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It introduces the notification service commands:
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* ADD
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@ -16,12 +19,12 @@ It introduces the notification service commands:
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* FND (not in draft)
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* FLN
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* GTC
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* INF
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* [INF](../commands/inf.md)
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* ILN
|
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* LST
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* MSG
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* NLN
|
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* OUT
|
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* [OUT](../commands/out.md)
|
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* PNG (not in draft)
|
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* QNG (not in draft)
|
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* REA (not in draft)
|
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|
|
@ -32,7 +35,7 @@ It introduces the notification service commands:
|
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* URL (not in draft)
|
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* USR
|
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* [VER](../commands/ver.md)
|
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* XFR
|
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* [XFR](../commands/xfr.md)
|
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|
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It introduces the switchboard service commands:
|
||||
* ACK
|
||||
|
|
@ -43,7 +46,7 @@ It introduces the switchboard service commands:
|
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* JOI
|
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* MSG
|
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* NAK
|
||||
* OUT
|
||||
* [OUT](../commands/out.md)
|
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* USR
|
||||
|
||||
It introduces the error codes:
|
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|
|
@ -93,10 +96,11 @@ It introduces the error codes:
|
|||
|
||||
*No commands were known to be removed in this version*
|
||||
|
||||
Known changes (from Beta 2):
|
||||
# Known changes
|
||||
(from Beta 2)
|
||||
* Dispatch servers now go through the normal user proceedure until `USR x MD5 I`.
|
||||
|
||||
Client-server communication example:
|
||||
# Client-server communication example
|
||||
```
|
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C: VER 1 MSNP2 CVR0
|
||||
S: VER 1 MSNP2
|
||||
|
|
@ -147,4 +151,4 @@ Client disconnects from server
|
|||
```
|
||||
S: OUT
|
||||
```
|
||||
Server disconnects client
|
||||
Server disconnects client
|
||||
|
|
|
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|
|
@ -1,6 +1,10 @@
|
|||
# Introduction
|
||||
|
||||
MSNP3 is the second released version of the Mobile Status Notification Protocol.
|
||||
It was introduced officially in Client Version 2.0.0085.
|
||||
|
||||
# Command information
|
||||
|
||||
It introduces the notification service commands:
|
||||
* IMS
|
||||
|
||||
|
|
@ -13,8 +17,9 @@ It introduces the error codes:
|
|||
|
||||
*No commands were known to be removed in this version*
|
||||
|
||||
Known changes (from [MSNP2](msnp2.md)):
|
||||
* XFR: Added a new parameter that is always 0. No use is known or documented.
|
||||
# Known changes
|
||||
(from [MSNP2](msnp2.md)):
|
||||
* [XFR](../commands/xfr.md): Added a new parameter that is always 0. No use is known or documented.
|
||||
* Added Passport Site IDs to URL (parameter 3).
|
||||
* Initial profile: Added Passport intergration fields.
|
||||
* Font information has been added to Switchboard MSGs.
|
||||
|
|
@ -26,11 +31,11 @@ Known changes (from [MSNP2](msnp2.md)):
|
|||
* Clear-Text Password (CTP) authentication method discontinued.
|
||||
* Entire content of initial email notification changed from
|
||||
`text/x-msmsgsemailnotification` to `application/x-msmsgsinitialemailnotification`,
|
||||
the format is likely different. Now includes unread email count. \[Examination needed\]
|
||||
the format is likely different. Now includes unread email count. [Examination needed]
|
||||
* Official Client: Changed form that URL uses to login drastically.
|
||||
New format is undocumented, but now has MD5 `creds` instead of the plain-text `passwd`.
|
||||
|
||||
Client-server communication example:
|
||||
# Client-server communication example
|
||||
```
|
||||
C: VER 1 MSNP3 MSNP2 CVR0
|
||||
S: VER 1 MSNP3
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -1,13 +1,18 @@
|
|||
# Introduction
|
||||
|
||||
MSNP4 is the third released version of the Mobile Status Notification Protocol.
|
||||
It was introduced officially in Client Version 2.1.1047.
|
||||
|
||||
# Command information
|
||||
|
||||
*No commands for any service were known to be introduced in this version*
|
||||
|
||||
*No error codes were known to be introduced in this version*
|
||||
|
||||
*No commands were known to be removed in this version*
|
||||
|
||||
Known changes (from [MSNP3](msnp3.md)):
|
||||
# Known changes
|
||||
(from [MSNP3](msnp3.md)):
|
||||
* ?
|
||||
* ?
|
||||
* ?
|
||||
|
|
@ -19,7 +24,7 @@ Known changes (from [MSNP3](msnp3.md)):
|
|||
Probably a new initial profile field by then.
|
||||
(Client doesn't parse 923 yet either)
|
||||
|
||||
Client-server communication example:
|
||||
# Client-server communication example
|
||||
```
|
||||
C: VER 1 MSNP4 MSNP3 CVR0
|
||||
S: VER 1 MSNP4
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -1,6 +1,10 @@
|
|||
# Introduction
|
||||
|
||||
MSNP5 is the fourth released version of the Mobile Status Notification Protocol.
|
||||
It was introduced officially in Client Version 3.0.0283.
|
||||
|
||||
# Command information
|
||||
|
||||
It introduces the notification service commands:
|
||||
* BPR
|
||||
* NOT
|
||||
|
|
@ -14,8 +18,9 @@ It introduces the notification service commands:
|
|||
|
||||
*No commands were known to be removed in this version*
|
||||
|
||||
Known changes (from [MSNP4](msnp4.md)):
|
||||
* Non-protocol: Official website stopped updating the whatsnew.asp page between this (MSNP5) and MSNP7.
|
||||
# Known changes
|
||||
(from [MSNP4](msnp4.md)):
|
||||
* Non-protocol: Official website stopped updating the whatsnew.asp page between this (MSNP5) and [MSNP7](msnp7.md).
|
||||
* Official Client: Introduced the toast notification system. Notifications can now stack vertically.
|
||||
* Official Client: Log in notifications are now handled by the newly introduced toast system.
|
||||
* Official Client: Introduced emoticons.
|
||||
|
|
@ -23,7 +28,7 @@ Known changes (from [MSNP4](msnp4.md)):
|
|||
* Introduced first payload commands (SDC, PAG) to be sent to the switchboard from the client.
|
||||
* Official Client: Error code 913 is no longer handled. It was last seen in Client Version 2.1.
|
||||
|
||||
Client-server communication example:
|
||||
# Client-server communication example
|
||||
```
|
||||
C: VER 1 MSNP5 MSNP4 CVR0
|
||||
S: VER 1 MSNP5
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -1,6 +1,10 @@
|
|||
# Introduction
|
||||
|
||||
MSNP6 is the fifth released version of the Mobile Status Notification Protocol.
|
||||
It was introduced officially in Client Version 3.6.0038.
|
||||
|
||||
# Command information
|
||||
|
||||
It introduces the notification service commands:
|
||||
* CHL
|
||||
* IPG
|
||||
|
|
@ -12,7 +16,8 @@ It introduces the notification service commands:
|
|||
|
||||
*No commands were known to be removed in this version*
|
||||
|
||||
Known changes (from [MSNP5](msnp5.md)):
|
||||
# Known changes
|
||||
(from [MSNP5](msnp5.md)):
|
||||
* USR OK now has a verified bit (parameter 4), if 0, shows a warning to verify the account.
|
||||
Note: Your display name will be forced to be
|
||||
`example@hotmail.com (E-Mail Address Not Verified)`, and cannot be changed.
|
||||
|
|
@ -21,7 +26,7 @@ Known changes (from [MSNP5](msnp5.md)):
|
|||
* An example client secret is `Q1P7W2E4J9R8U3S5`, which is tied to `msmsgs@msnmsgr.com`.
|
||||
* First protocol version added in a patch release (3.6.0025 and 3.6.0026 do not support MSNP6).
|
||||
|
||||
Client-server communication example:
|
||||
# Client-server communication example
|
||||
```
|
||||
C: VER 1 MSNP6 MSNP5 MSNP4 CVR0
|
||||
S: VER 1 MSNP6
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -1,6 +1,10 @@
|
|||
# Introduction
|
||||
|
||||
MSNP7 is the sixth released version of the Mobile Status Notification Protocol.
|
||||
It was introduced officially in Client Version 4.5.0121.
|
||||
|
||||
# Command information
|
||||
|
||||
It introduces the notification service commands:
|
||||
* ADG
|
||||
* REG
|
||||
|
|
@ -15,7 +19,8 @@ It introduces the error codes:
|
|||
|
||||
*No commands were known to be removed in this version*
|
||||
|
||||
Known changes (from [MSNP6](msnp6.md)):
|
||||
# Known changes
|
||||
(from [MSNP6](msnp6.md)):
|
||||
* Added contact groups. All FL contacts now have an extra number array for what groups they are in.
|
||||
The "Other Contacts" group can NOT be removed.
|
||||
* ADD and REM now have group parameters if the list is FL.
|
||||
|
|
@ -23,13 +28,13 @@ Known changes (from [MSNP6](msnp6.md)):
|
|||
* Adds with the list set to FL with a group ID only adds that user from the respective group, not to the FL.
|
||||
* SYN now includes LSG entries for groups.
|
||||
* LST (either from itself or a SYN response ) now includes contact group numbers for the FL list.
|
||||
* XFR NS's now include the origin server.
|
||||
* [XFR](../commands/xfr.md) NS's now include the server it was sent from.
|
||||
* Official Client: Error codes 602, 603, 911 (since removal in Client Version 3.0) are implemented.
|
||||
Error code 604 is no longer handled since Client Version 2.0.
|
||||
* Official website's `whatsnew.asp` page has been updated.
|
||||
* Official Client: New service URLs for some features.
|
||||
|
||||
Client-server communication example:
|
||||
# Client-server communication example
|
||||
```
|
||||
C: VER 1 MSNP7 MSNP6 MSNP5 MSNP4 CVR0
|
||||
S: VER 1 MSNP7
|
||||
|
|
@ -110,4 +115,4 @@ Client disconnects from server
|
|||
```
|
||||
S: OUT
|
||||
```
|
||||
Server disconnects client
|
||||
Server disconnects client
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -1,6 +1,10 @@
|
|||
# Introduction
|
||||
|
||||
MSNP8 is the seventh released version of the Mobile Status Notification Protocol.
|
||||
It was introduced officially in Client Version 5.0.0537.
|
||||
|
||||
# Command information
|
||||
|
||||
*No commands for any service were known to be introduced in this version*
|
||||
|
||||
*No error codes were known to be introduced in this version*
|
||||
|
|
@ -9,7 +13,8 @@ The following commands were removed in this version:
|
|||
* INF (automatic disconnection)
|
||||
* FND (`502` by July 2003, see Known changes for client details.)
|
||||
|
||||
Known changes (from [MSNP7](msnp7.md)):
|
||||
# Known changes
|
||||
(from [MSNP7](msnp7.md)):
|
||||
* Being the first protocol split,
|
||||
all released clients that support MSNP8 do not support any previous versions.
|
||||
* Login process now VER-CVR-USR instead of VER-INF-USR.
|
||||
|
|
@ -37,9 +42,8 @@ Known changes (from [MSNP7](msnp7.md)):
|
|||
The URL is gathered from `svcs.microsoft.com`.
|
||||
`abch_config.asp` provides an XML document with a `<abchconfig>` element.
|
||||
It likely has a `<url>` child element containing the URL of the ABCH service.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Client-server communication example:
|
||||
# Client-server communication example
|
||||
```
|
||||
C: VER 1 MSNP8 CVR0
|
||||
S: VER 1 MSNP8
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -1,6 +1,10 @@
|
|||
# Introduction
|
||||
|
||||
MSNP9 is the eighth released version of the Mobile Status Notification Protocol.
|
||||
It was introduced officially in Client Version 6.0.0312.
|
||||
|
||||
# Command information
|
||||
|
||||
It introduces the notification service commands:
|
||||
* PGD
|
||||
|
||||
|
|
@ -12,15 +16,17 @@ It introduces the error codes:
|
|||
The following commands were removed in this version:
|
||||
* PAG (returns 715)
|
||||
|
||||
Known changes (from [MSNP8](msnp8.md)):
|
||||
# Known changes
|
||||
(from [MSNP8](msnp8.md)):
|
||||
* ILN, NLN, CHG: Added a MSNObject parameter.
|
||||
Now you can tell other clients about image data associated with your account.
|
||||
* QNG: Added a "next ping" time (in seconds) parameter
|
||||
* Switchboard-MSG: Acknoledgement type D added
|
||||
* Switchboard MSG: Acknowledgement type D added
|
||||
* Official Client: Error 603 is handled again after being removed in Client Version 5.0.
|
||||
Error code 711 is no longer handled after being implemented in Client Version 5.0.
|
||||
* Official Client: Supports the Messenger Config XML service, replacing `svcs.microsoft.com`.
|
||||
Client-server communication example:
|
||||
|
||||
# Client-server communication example
|
||||
```
|
||||
C: VER 1 MSNP9 MSNP8 CVR0
|
||||
S: VER 1 MSNP9
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -680,8 +680,8 @@
|
|||
}
|
||||
},
|
||||
"node_modules/yiki": {
|
||||
"version": "0.1.2",
|
||||
"resolved": "git+https://git.kevinthe.horse/yellows111/yiki.git#4e65d573b281eca56fca10910ea026785152a6b5",
|
||||
"version": "0.1.3",
|
||||
"resolved": "git+https://git.kevinthe.horse/yellows111/yiki.git#8736d49e527cd9127fbf4d78ea7b648f5af5da16",
|
||||
"license": "MIT",
|
||||
"dependencies": {
|
||||
"@liquify/prettify": "^0.5.5-beta.1",
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
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