Transmission

(-TT210v-)

I'm using build 1299 which should identify xTorrent, but last night I still saw a 'unknown client (-XX10726)'. A glitch?

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a variation of the above
(-TT210t-)

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How 'bout this one?
(AZ2500BT)
No dash in sight. ??

(-S~2230-)
Some clients report this as Shareaza Alpha/Beta. The only references I could find are from 2003, so this may have changed.

(-AR4730-)
Arctic maybe? Though the latest unstable release is 1.2.4. ??

(-CD0200-)
Enhanced CTorrent?
http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/

This one I think is from Bittorrent Plus 1.30 beta ;

(Plus130B)

jah wrote:(-S~2230-)

+1

(M5-0-3-8)

Seems to me that the current code in clients.c does not correctly identify this peer-id.
I'm no programmer but if I understand correctly, the following snippet checks for a '-' on position 7 (zero based). But this formatting puts a number there ('8' in this case).

if( id[0] == 'M ...

I can't find anything about (-ZZ0070-) either. However, I did find this source file from 'Shareaza' that contains a lot of peer-id's.
http://shareaza.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/shareaza/trunk/shareaza/BTClient.cpp?view=markup

and this one;
http://rufus.cvs.sourceforge.net/rufus/Rufus/g3peerid.py ...

Oops, my bad. :oops:

It's (-FG01801) indeed. Sorry for the confusion.

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Found another one (double checked this time);

(-VG2632-)

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I also came across these variations;
GET handshake, ok (unknown client (-FG0180c))
GET handshake, ok (unknown client (-FG0180A))

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.. and another;
GET ...

-(FG01801)

No I didn't add any of those. It's what I wrote down the moment I saw this unknown client.

Mine is not exactly the same as above, it's ;

-(FG01801)

Maybe it's from this program?????
http://www.amazesoft.com/

(-LT0910-)