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soulseek file sharing protocol bot in PHP - Networking Tools
   
Description :

 

This project was born out the desire to see if I could write a bot that

connects to a filesharing network with an undocumented protocol via PHP.

This represents a lot of work at the beginning of 2004 making a protocol

analyzer that works from a map file so I can extend it to work with any

protocol I need (think ICQ etc..)



It was written quite a while ago, but I decided to release this because it

may come in handy for some people attempting to connect PHP and manage

protocols which there is very very little online about.

 
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