Chaos SEND protocol - Revision history

Jnc: Jnc moved page Chaosnet SEND protocol to Chaos SEND protocol without leaving a redirect: Use our Chaosnet/Chaos distinction

2024-11-23T18:34:48Z

Jnc moved page Chaosnet SEND protocol to Chaos SEND protocol without leaving a redirect: Use our Chaosnet/Chaos distinction

Larsbrinkhoff: Minor updates.

2024-11-23T12:49:22Z

Minor updates.

Larsbrinkhoff: Protocol details, as known so far.

2024-11-23T12:47:08Z

Protocol details, as known so far.

Larsbrinkhoff: Stub.

2024-11-23T06:44:34Z

Stub.

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The [[Chaosnet]] SEND [[protocol]] is used to send short messages between users on a [[network]].

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[[Category: Chaos]]
[[Category: Network Application Protocols]]

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 The [[Chaosnet]] SEND [[protocol]] is used to send short messages between users on a [[network]].
-A connection is established by sending an RFC packet with the SEND contact name.  After the contact name (and a space character), the recipient user should be specified.
+A connection is established by the originator of the message by sending an RFC packet with the SEND contact name.  After the contact name (and a space character), the recipient's user name should be specified.
 Subsequent DAT packets contain the message contents, using the Lispm character set.  E.g. newlines are encoded as 215 (octal).
-The first line of the message should have the format "user@host timestamp", where "user" is the sender, "host" is the sender host, and "timestamp" is a free-format time specification for the message.
+The first line of the message should have the format "user@host timestamp", where "user" is the sender's user name, "host" is the sender host, and "timestamp" is a free-format time specification for the message.
 [[Category: Chaos]]
 [[Category: Network Application Protocols]]

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