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Oscar Protocol Specification: Family 0x000f, Subtype 0x0005
This is sent to you after you request it with a family 0x000f, subtype 0x0004 SNAC.
Source: Server
Length | Description |
2 bytes | Family (0x000f) |
2 bytes | Subtype (0x0005) |
2 bytes | Flags |
4 bytes | Snac Request ID |
2 bytes | 0x0001 |
2 bytes | Number of interests to follow |
A series of interests, each with the following format
Length | Description |
1 byte | Parent or child interest. This is 0x01 if this is a parent (a group of interests), or 0x02 if this is a child (an interest). |
1 byte | If this is a parent, then this is the ID of the group of interests. If it is a child, then this is the ID of the parent. If the ID is 0, then the interest is not in a group, it's just by itself. |
2 bytes | Length L of the following |
L bytes | The name of the interest or interest group (ex. "Cars," "Books and Writing," "Careers"). |
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