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information for MSNP4 found: adds the client codebase parameter to SND and CVR (and an empty to CVQ, but that lasted all the way to MSNP7 lol, does that for MSNP3 fallback too which is kind of funny) 18 commands left.
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Introduction
SND is a command introduced with MSNP2.
It is a Notification Server command, without either a request or response payload.
Sends a service invitation to an e-mail address or directory user. For the version of this command that supports friendly names that superseded this command, read SDC.
Client/Request
SND TrID target-address {translation-lcid} {requesting-library} {client-identification}
Where target-address is the E-mail address or index from the last FND response you'd like to invite to the service.
Where translation-lcid is the LCID of the translation you'd like the invitation to be in.
Added since MSNP3.
Where requesting-library is the name of the library that requested this CVR, usually MSMSGS or MSNMSGR.
Added since MSNP3.
Where client-identification is the internal name of the codebase used to create requesting-library, usually MSMSGS.
Added since MSNP4.
Server/Response
SND TrID OK
Where OK is always OK.
Examples
Normal use
First generation
Only MSNP2.
C: SND 1 anotheruser@hotmail.com
S: SND 1 OK
Second generation
Only MSNP3.
C: SND 2 anotheruser@hotmail.com 0x0409 MSMSGS
S: SND 2 OK
Third generation
Since MSNP4.
C: SND 3 anotheruser@hotmail.com 0x0409 MSMSGS MSMSGS
S: SND 3 OK
From a directory search
C: FND 4 fname=Another lname=User city=* state=* country=US
S: FND 4 1 2 fname=Another lname=User city=New%20York state=NY country=US
FND 4 2 2 fname=Another lname=User city=Stillwater state=OK country=US
C: SND 5 1 0x0409 MSMSGS MSMSGS
S: SND 5 OK
Invalid parameters
C: SND 6 anotheruser@hotmail.com 10
S: 503 6
Server disconnects client.