What happens to unrecognised packets?

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January 13th, 2002

mckerrell

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Re: Re: What happens to unrecognised packets?

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Originally posted by cultiv8r
John,

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You should be able to find this, and many other proposed additions at the GDF (Gnutella Developers Forum) at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/the_gdf. Unfortunately, you are required to have a Yahoo! account to access this site (although getting such account is free).

-- Mike

It's funny actually. I've written a small client myself and when I checked back on it I found that my client uses the type as a method to keep in sync. If it doesn't recognise the type it closes the connection.
I have seen the_gdf and have started posting to it, about Time Sensitive Data.
John

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