A bit confused here, Soda. You're one angry soft drink (must be too much carbonation?). What exactly have I used of "yours" again? You do realize that YMSG/HTTP has been known to be "unbootable" for years now, right? It doesn't take any knowledge of Yahoo! to know this either. Look at how HTTP works, how data is POSTed and GET requests are made and you'll see very quickly that HTTP connections are not single entity dedicated connections. Avoiding the flooding effects by using such a protocol that encapsulates your YMSG chat data would make sense to avoid being booted, wouldn't it? I figured this out on my own and I could elaborate on how it works and even alternate methods to prove that I didn't "steal" this idea from you or anybody else. I'm sure many others have at least had the thought of logging into YMSG/HTTP and then using Chat 2 at the same time (they were doing this with YCHT and YMSG - dual logins for YEARS). It's more or less common sense, Soda.
I have never heard of this "Cguard" application but if it uses exactly what I'm talking about here then this should prove to you that you're not the only one with such "knowledge" of this concept. I've also never heard of you nor have I ever spoken to you or downloaded any of your applications, I write my own. But, since you are claiming you are the original sole "founder" of such a marvelous discovery, elaborating on what I mentioned previously should be no problem for you:
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This works because YMSG protocol (including YMSG/HTTP) has priority/precedence over Chat 2 protocol and it overrides all of the packet types that you can receive such as chat invites and PMs. There's a way to toggle this back and forth from the YMSG connection not getting priority and the chat 2 connection receiving the PMs and chat invites but then this will make your chat 2 connection "bootable" by means of flooding (back to square one). What could be done is to toggle it on when you're not under attack *so you can receive your PMs and chat invites on the Chat 2 connection normally* and when you are under attack shift the priority back to YMSG/HTTP receiving that traffic so your Chat 2 (room) connection is unaffected.
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Shifting the traffic flow of PMs and chat invites, how would that be accomplished with "your" method or doesn't this
Cguard have that ability 'yet'?
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OKay here i'll explain in wannabe tearms okay you take your bandwith and take someone else bandwith if they have a higher bandwith then the user there trying to send.it's using yahoo protocol to boot that person witch this means BUFFER OVER FLOW okay good you with me now?
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For one overflow is a single word and secondly you're using "buffer overflow/overrun" in the wrong context. Maybe before I post from here on out I'll check with you on whether or not I'm allowed to mention certain material as you may have *by chance* already privately discovered it, okay? I know the one thing I wouldn't check with you on is spelling.