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-TB9895-

-TB7712-
-SKX>%FF%FF-

-IL502%FF-
-XF8920-

%FFx[%FF+#<%FF
This is not even to be declared a real one, is it?

I know that, that was why i said it's probably not a 'real' one.
Which does make me to think for why one choose such a weird client name...

-FL1280-

-tT1520-

…

-BT71000

could be BitTorrent/7100 or something

WHAT'S THIS

"-XL0012-" "-DL3760-" "-UW110Q-" "-FD51]%C7-" "-LrD250-"

These are my collections XD.

I just noticed I'm seeing dozens of unknown clients in one swarm, sets of "%FF" interspersed occasionally with a few extra alphanumerics and symbols. Here's a handful of examples:

u'%FF%FF|@|%FF
HA%FF%FF%FF%11%FFm
`0%FF?%FF%FF%FF`
%FFP%0B%FF$C/%FF
%FF%FF%FF%FF%FF%FFY%FF
%FF{%FF%FF%FF<%FF19_
]2Z%FF@%FFz%FF


Outside of that pattern, here are a few more:
-FW6853-
-BL24633
FD6ydLsj

nice find man, that seems like an exact match *at least to me*

The -XT and -XX id's are XTorrent, I don't think it's worth adding -XT b/c that id isn't used in recent versions and as I understand the -XT versions will expire soon (before the 0.7 release). I'll add -XX once he has a better way to display the version number in the id.

Perhaps post a list of the clients we already have, to make it a bit easier?