OpenNap 604 Packet Format

[
Packet Type 604 ] -
0x25C -
Server to
Client - Whois Request Response
<nick> "<user-level>" <time> "<channels>" "<status>" <shared>
<downloads> <uploads> <link-type> "<client-info>" [ <total downloads> <total_uploads>
<ip> <connecting port> <data port> <email> [<server>]] <user-level> This is one of "User", "Moderator", "Admin" or "Elite"
<time> This is the quantity of time in seconds this user has been connected (uptime)
<channels> This is the list of channels the Client is a member of, each separated by a space (ASCII 32)
<status> This is one of "Active", "Inactive" (offline) or "Remote" (on a different server)
<shared> This is number of files user has available for download
<downloads> This is the current number of downloads in progress.
<uploads> This is the current number of uploads in progress
<link-type> This is the line speed integer, see info below for acceptable values.
<client-info> This is the Client version string.
0 unknown
1 14.4 kbps
2 28.8 kpbs
3 33.6 kbps
4 56.7 kbps
5 64K ISDN
6 128K ISDN
7 Cable
8 DSL
9 T1
10 T3 or greater The following fields are displayed for user level "moderator" and above.
<total uploads> This is the total number of uploads undertaken by the specified user.
<total downloads> This is the total number of downloads undertaken by the specified user.
<ip> This can be "unavailable" but is normally the ip string of the specified user.
<connecting port> This the listening port of this user.
<data port> This is the dataport of this user, if zero (0) user is firewalled.
<email> This is the email address of this user often anonymous or "unavailable"
<server> This is used only by SlavaNap and OpenNap servers. this displays which Server the Client is connected to.
Example:
lefty "User" 1203 "80's " "Active" 0 0 0 3 "nap v0.8"
This packet is received in response to a Whois enquiry packet
<600>.
NAPSTER Compatible
OPENNAP Compatible
SLAVANAP Compatible
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