Oscar Protocol Specification: Family 0x0013, Subtype 0xffff
This is just a list of TLVs that appear in the TLV chains/additional data for SSI items. These are all the ones I have seen, there are no doubt more of them.
Thanks to Adam Fritzler and Douglas McLaughlin for some of these.
| Type | Length | Location | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0x006a | 0 bytes | TLV chains for buddies (type 0x0000) | Signifies that the buddy was added automatically by the server. This happens when you have the "Recent Buddies" group enabled. |
| 0x0066 | 0 bytes | TLV chains for an ICQ contacts (type 0x0000) | Signifies that you are awaiting authorization for this buddy. The client is in charge of putting this TLV here, but you will not receiving status updates for the contact until they authorize you, regardless if this is here or not. Meaning, this is only here to tell your client that you are waiting for authorization for the person. |
| 0x00c8 | x bytes (must be even) | TLV chains for groups (type 0x0001) | If group is the master group, this contains the group ID#s of all groups in the list. If the group is a normal group, this contains the buddy ID#s of all buddies in the group. Each ID# is 2 bytes. If there are no groups in the list (if in the master group), or no buddies in the group (if in a normal group), then this TLV is not present. |
| 0x00c9 | 4 bytes | TLV chains for visibility settings (type 0x0005) | Unknown (contained 0x0000 006f when others could not see idle time, contained 0x0000 046f when others could see idle time) |
| 0x00ca | 1 byte | TLV chains for the permit/deny setting (type 0x0004) | This is the byte that tells the AIM servers your privacy setting. If 1, then allow all users to see you. If 2, then block all users from seeing you. If 3, then allow only the users in the permit list. If 4, then block only the users in the deny list. If 5, then allow only users on your buddy list. |
| 0x00cb | 4 bytes | TLV chains for the permit/deny setting (type 0x0004) | This is a bit mask which tells the AIM servers which class of users you want to be visible to. If 0xffffffff, then all users can see you. If 0x00000004, then AIM users can not see you. See the AIM_FLAG_BLEH #defines in libfaim's aim.h for available user classes. |
| 0x00cc | 4 bytes | TLV chains for the permit/deny setting (type 0x0004) | Bitmask of flags containing "Allow others to see..." options. The default is 0x0000 0000. The flags are the following, logically ORed together:
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| 0x00cd | 4 bytes | TLV chains for ICQ settings? (type 0x0009) | Contained "2672,0,2,1" and "3097,0,0,0" |
| 0x00d5 | 12 bytes | TLV chains for buddy icon info (type 0x0014) | Contains the MD5 checksum of the buddy icon you are using. It is preceeded by a 2 byte length of the checksum (or maybe 1 byte of flags or something and then a 1 byte checksum length), which is always 16 bytes. |
| 0x0131 | x bytes | TLV chains for ICQ contacts (type 0x0000) | This stores the name that the contact should show up as in the contact list. It should initially be set to the contact's nick name, and can be changed to anything by the client. |
| 0x013a | x bytes | TLV chains for ICQ contacts (type 0x0000) | Locally assigned SMS number |
| 0x013c | x bytes | TLV chains for buddies (type 0x0000) | This stores the "buddy comment" field. The max length winaim lets you use is 0x0054. I'm not sure if that is a true limit or not. |
| 0x013d | 2 bytes | TLV chains for buddies (type 0x0000) | Alerts. First byte:
Second byte:
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| 0x013e | x bytes | TLV chains for buddies (type 0x0000) | Alert sound to play |
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