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--- dcprotocol:hub_client:myinfo [13/01/2013 17:02] – ppk
+++ dcprotocol:hub_client:myinfo [13/01/2013 17:14] (current) – ppk
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 **Extended bits used for extensions:**
-  * 5 - Show support for TLS when [[dcprotocol:tls|TLS]] or [[dcprotocol:tls1|TLS1]] extension is supported.
+  * 5 - Show support for TLS.
+    * For all connections when [[dcprotocol:tls|TLS]] extension is supported.
+    * For download only when [[dcprotocol:tls1|TLS1]] extension is supported.
   * 6 - Show support for TLS upload when [[dcprotocol:tls1|TLS1]] extension is supported.
   * 7 - Show IPv4 support when [[dcprotocol:hub_client:ipv6:ip64|IP64]] extension is supported.
   * 8 - Show IPv6 support when [[dcprotocol:hub_client:ipv6:ip64|IP64]] extension is supported.
-=== Notes ===
+==== $MyINFO examples ====
-Common mistake is that magic byte is one byte integer where value 1 is normal, 2 and 3 is away, 4 and 5 is server, 6 and 7 is server away, 8 and 9 is fireball, 10 and 11 is fireball away. Many clients in older versions support it that way, but most of them fix that when extensions using unused bites were introduced.
+**$MyINFO $ALL matisskka <StrgDC++ V:2.42,M:A,H:7/0/0,S:7>$ $1A$$36913421887$|**\\
+**$MyINFO $ALL damon <++ V:0.761,M:P,H:5/0/0,S:10>$ $1000A$$105848991048$|**\\
+**$MyINFO $ALL DRUIDASLT <ApexDC++ V:1.5.2,M:A,H:99/0/0,S:5>$ $0.1I$comaslt@one.lt$98951178281$|**\\
+**$MyINFO $ALL Laller26 <++ V:0.791,M:P,H:39/0/0,S:20>$ $0.5A$biznisz30@freemail.hu$0$|**\\
+**$MyINFO $ALL PPK _@o*<Cz V:0.699,M:AA,H:0/0/1,S:1>$ $CableÉ$PPK@CzDC.org$77396125917$|**\\
+==== Notes ====
+Common mistake is that magic byte is one byte integer where value 1 is normal, 2 and 3 is away, 4 and 5 is server, 6 and 7 is server away, 8 and 9 is fireball, 10 and 11 is fireball away. Many clients in older versions support it that way, but most of them fix that when extensions using unused bits were introduced.