Protocols/MSNP/Commands/PRP
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PRP
The PRP command allows you to edit the users properties, such as friendly name, mobile phone numbers, etc.
MSNP8 - MSNP10
The PRP command is sent following a unmatched SYN's response. This returns the phone numbers that are assigned to the client.
PRP numbertype numbervalue
- numbertype: Determines what type of number or flag
numbervalueis - numbervalue: Value for the field.
See Protocols/MSNP/MSNP8/Getting_Details#Phone_Numbers_2
You'll receive the mobile settings and friendly name when logging in, after sending an unmatched SYN command.
<<< PRP MBE N <<< PRP WWE 0 <<< PRP MFN friendly%20name
MSNP11 and above
Changing the friendly name (also known as screenname and display name). This command cannot be used to rename other contacts (for which SBP must be used instead).
>>> PRP TrId MFN name <<< PRP TrId MFN name
- MFN = "My Friendly Name"
- name = The URL encoded friendly name
