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#Server port soulseekqt code#
#Server port soulseekqt password#

Nicotine: UserJoinedRoom Description Data Order Nicotine: LeaveRoom Description Data Order

Iterate the number of operators museekd uses a vector of strings.

int number of operators in room If private room.

#Server port soulseekqt code#

string countrycode Uppercase country code.

Iterate the userdata vector of userdata (and add unpacked data to User Data).

Iterate the number of users museekd uses a vector of userdata.

Iterate the number of users museekd uses a vector of strings.

int number of users in room For private rooms, also contain owner and operators.

Nicotine: JoinRoom Description Data Order Nicotine: Sa圜hatroom Description Data Order Nicotine: GetUserStatus Description Data Order

string Country Code (may not be implemented).

int status 0 = Offline, 1 = Away 2 = Online.

If exists is 1/True (may not be implemented).

The port you listen for connections on (2234 by default)Ī server for a user's IP Address and port

#Server port soulseekqt password#

string reason Almost always: Bad Password sometimes it's a banned message or another error.

string MD5 hex digest of the password string Windows Soulseek uses this hash to determine if it's connected to the official server.string MD5 hex digest of concatenated username & password.uint32 version number 182 for Museek+ 181 for Nicotine+.string password A non-empty string is required.In Nicotine, these messages are matched to their message number in slskproto.py in the SlskProtoThread function, defined in slskmessages.py and callbacks for the messages are set in pynicotine.py. Since museekd 0.2, they are defined in museekd/servermessages.h. In museekd 0.1.13, these messages are sent and received in Museek/ and defined in Museek/ServerMessages.hh. Soulfind is obviously not the exact same the official Soulseek server, but it handles the protocol well enough (and can be modified). If you want a Soulseek server, check out Soulfind. Internal Server messages are spooky and not understood, since the OSS crowd doesn't have access to it's source code. These messages are used by clients to interface with the server. Server Messages Peer Messages Distributed Messages Museek Data Types Send Return to Developing Museek Plus or to Developing Nicotine Plus Packing