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= OUT = | = OUT = | ||
== Notification Server == | == Notification Server == | ||
Latest revision as of 18:44, 11 May 2022
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OUT
Notification Server
From Client
Sent to notification server upon leaving. No transaction ID is sent.
>>> OUT <<< OUT
The server will reply with an echo before closing the connection. Clients do not need to send the OUT command, but it is recommended. Simply closing the connection will have the same effect.
Asynchronously
The server may send an OUT to clients asynchronously, usually with a parameter
<<< OUT reason
Where reason is OTH if the user has logged on from another location (if the service does not support multiple simultaneous connections) or SSD if the notification server is being taking down for maintenance, in which case the client should reconnect to a dispatch server to get an XFR to another notification server.
Switchboard Server
Sent to switchboard upon leaving.
Sending it isn't necessary, you can just close the connection. The syntax for having the server close the connection (gracefully) is:
OUT\r\n