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The current max-capability response is

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Asynchronous Messages

The following messages may be sent from the server to the client at any time.

EOF

This command is intended for internal use. The response is the same as the GetCaps command.

The bytes in HexByteList have the same format as a GetCaps response. The connection's current capabilities are masked with the capabilities given in this command. After this command completes, the connection's capabilities are reduced to the intersection of the two sets.

Asynchronous Messages

The following messages may be sent from the server to the client at any time.

EOF

The EOF asynchronous message that the server is ending the FANDA session. If present, Reason provides additional information on the reason the session is being ended.

EOF;Timeout

The EOF asynchronous message that the server is ending the FANDA session. If present, Reason provides additional information on the reason the session is being ended.

EOF;Timeout

If a client session does not send any requests to the server within the configured timeout period, the server will send an “EOF;Timeout” string to the client and then immediately disconnect. The client may use this information to differentiate between disconnects due to timeouts and unexpected disconnects for other reasons. (Future version: Client sessions that are unexpectedly disconnected may be reconnected in the future up until the timeout period elapses by using the same logon credentials.)

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It has no synchronous response, and causes the current caps to be sent as an asynchronous message.

SetCaps

The response is the same as the GetCaps command.

The bytes in HexByteList have the same format as a GetCaps response. The connection's current capabilities are masked with the capabilities given in this command. After this command completes, the connection's capabilities are reduced to the intersection of the two sets.

SetCapsAsync

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